New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th February 2018

There are 59 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th February 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	52-story Boston skyscraper, familiarly	THEPRU
AAcross 7:	Brass instrument with a mellow sound	BASSTUBA
AAcross 15:	___ Malfoy, student at Hogwarts
AAcross 20:	Sorkin and Spelling	AARONS
AAcross 21:	Kind of equinox
AAcross 22:	Puerto ___	RICAN
AAcross 23:	"Stop! You're killing me!"	THATSHYSTERICAL
AAcross 25:	___-garde
AAcross 26:	Give some lip
AAcross 27:	Uncut
AAcross 28:	More than willing	EAGERTO
AAcross 30:	For whom the Lorax speaks
AAcross 31:	Internet home to "Between Two Ferns"	FUNNYORDIE
AAcross 34:	Latin for "womb"
AAcross 38:	Monsieur's mate
AAcross 41:	Y or N, maybe
AAcross 42:	Shakespeare character who says "This above all: to thine own self be true"	POLONIUS
AAcross 45:	Actor Jason	ROBARDS
AAcross 47:	Zugspitze, e.g.
AAcross 50:	A person skilled at deadpan has one	DRYSENSEOFHUMOR
AAcross 52:	What "4" may stand for
AAcross 54:	French river or department	OISE
AAcross 55:	Beseech
AAcross 56:	Advert's ending?	ISE
AAcross 57:	Designer Geoffrey	BEENE
AAcross 58:	Carrier to Karachi
AAcross 61:	Tugboat sounds
AAcross 65:	Decked out
AAcross 67:	Unimpressed response to someone's one-liner	EVERYBODYSACOMEDIAN
AAcross 72:	___ intolerance
AAcross 73:	Novo-Ogaryovo is the official one of the Russian president
AAcross 74:	Lavatory sign
AAcross 75:	Hawke of "Training Day"	ETHAN
AAcross 76:	Regrettable
AAcross 79:	Broadway's Hagen
AAcross 81:	"Roméo et Juliette" segment	ACTE
AAcross 85:	Coin toss call
AAcross 86:	Stand-up chain started in Los Angeles	THELAUGHFACTORY
AAcross 92:	Big engine additive
AAcross 92:	Big engine additive
AAcross 93:	Log-in needs	USERIDS
AAcross 94:	Verbally assail	SCREAMAT
AAcross 95:	"Iglu," for "igloo": Abbr.
AAcross 95:	"Iglu," for "igloo": Abbr.
AAcross 97:	Cover over, in a way
AAcross 99:	Start limping	GOLAME
AAcross 100:	It might involve someone being "so poor" or "so old"	YOMAMAJOKE
AAcross 104:	"___, amigo"
AAcross 107:	Count ___	CHOCULA
AAcross 108:	Nail salon employees, at times
AAcross 110:	Its "reeds are a pain / And the fingering's insane," per Ogden Nash
AAcross 114:	Lipinski and Reid
AAcross 115:	"Jeez ... lighten up!"	IWASONLYKIDDING
AAcross 120:	Be grandiloquent
AAcross 121:	To this day, Marie Curie's are still radioactive	LABNOTES
AAcross 122:	Mystery
AAcross 123:	Lacoste and Descartes	RENES
AAcross 124:	Star of 1976's Oscar winner for Best Picture	STALLONE
AAcross 125:	Smoothed in a shop
DDown 1:	Some body art, for short
DDown 2:	"Hilarious!"
DDown 2:	"Hilarious!"
DDown 3:	Noteworthy times
DDown 4:	Lobster traps
DDown 5:	Med. professionals who take a pledge named for Florence Nightingale	RNS
DDown 6:	Welcomes	USHERSIN
DDown 7:	Plaster
DDown 8:	Condition for filmdom's Rain Man
DDown 9:	Suffix with speed	STER
DDown 10:	"Oh, what the hell ... I'll do it"
DDown 11:	"Uh, you've told me quite enough"	TMI
DDown 12:	Where Michael Jordan played coll. ball	UNC
DDown 13:	Meadow call
DDown 14:	Poet Ginsberg
DDown 15:	"Game of Thrones" creature
DDown 15:	"Game of Thrones" creature
DDown 16:	Joan who quipped "A Peeping Tom looked in my window and pulled down the shade"
DDown 17:	"Pick ___ ..."	ACARD
DDown 18:	"Pretty please?"	CANTI
DDown 19:	Doing a pirouette, say	ONTOE
DDown 24:	Poison ivy, e.g.	YNE
DDown 29:	Some sneakers	AYAS
DDown 30:	Something carried onstage?
DDown 31:	"Terrif!"	FABU
DDown 32:	Fifth category of taste with a Japanese name
DDown 33:	"Peter ___ Greatest Hits" (1974 album)	NEROS
DDown 34:	High hairstyle
DDown 35:	Doughnut figures
DDown 36:	Late '50s singing sensation	ELYS
DDown 37:	One of many scattered in a honeymoon suite, maybe	ROSEPETAL
DDown 39:	Light bark
DDown 40:	Cry from Homer
DDown 43:	Kind of port for a flash drive	USB
DDown 44:	Manage	SEETO
DDown 46:	Night vision?
DDown 47:	Bowl
DDown 48:	Maid's armful
DDown 49:	Made an appeal
DDown 51:	Hymn starter	OGOD
DDown 52:	Habitation
DDown 53:	Around the time of birth
DDown 59:	Chains
DDown 60:	Car rental giant
DDown 62:	Poet who wrote "Fortune and love favor the brave"	OYD
DDown 63:	Org. that offers Precheck enrollment
DDown 64:	___ fly
DDown 66:	One on the left?: Abbr.	DEM
DDown 67:	Greatly bother
DDown 68:	TV blocking device	VCHIP
DDown 69:	Tops
DDown 70:	Finish all at once, in a way
DDown 71:	Things taken by government officials
DDown 72:	"Sounds like a plan!"
DDown 77:	"Don't be ___!"	AHERO
DDown 78:	___ Walcott, Nobel Prize-winning poet	DEREK
DDown 80:	Patriots' org.	AFC
DDown 82:	Bad state to be in
DDown 83:	Mine transport
DDown 84:	Modern party summons	EYTE
DDown 87:	Euros replaced them
DDown 88:	Bustle
DDown 89:	Grp. that puts on a show	USO
DDown 90:	Fleets
DDown 91:	Wall St. bigwigs	CEOS
DDown 93:	Like Mount Narodnaya	URAL
DDown 95:	Empty
DDown 96:	Brings a smile to
DDown 98:	Like some angels and dominoes
DDown 100:	Champion	YCTOR
DDown 101:	Airport that J.F.K. dedicated in 1963	OHARE
DDown 102:	Erin of "Joanie Loves Chachi"	MORAN
DDown 103:	Locks up
DDown 105:	Concoct	DEYSE
DDown 106:	Bug
DDown 108:	Jester
DDown 109:	Feeling
DDown 110:	Anthony Hopkins's "Thor" role
DDown 111:	City NNE of San Antone	BIGD
DDown 112:	"My treat!"	ONME
DDown 113:	"My stars!"
DDown 116:	Cambodia's Angkor ___
DDown 117:	Court org.
DDown 118:	Skit show, for short	SNL
DDown 119:	What makes you you?