New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th March 2018

There are 67 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th March 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Heading on a neighborhood poster	LOSTDOG
AAcross 8:	Radio personality Glenn
AAcross 12:	Bump, as from a schedule
AAcross 12:	Bump, as from a schedule
AAcross 19:	Standing closet
AAcross 20:	Poison ivy soother
AAcross 21:	Huts
AAcross 22:	Anti-mob tool
AAcross 22:	Anti-mob tool
AAcross 23:	Dryer buildup
AAcross 24:	"1984" superstate	EASTASIA
AAcross 25:	"Get 'em!"
AAcross 26:	Power up?
AAcross 27:	High land
AAcross 28:	Last seen riding in a basket. If found, call ___ [see 106-Across]	DOROTHYGALE
AAcross 32:	Mix with
AAcross 33:	Fall off
AAcross 36:	Pizzeria chain, casually	UNOS
AAcross 37:	Like a certain Freudian complex
AAcross 39:	Graduation attire
AAcross 41:	It goes around the neck
AAcross 42:	Doesn't just assume
AAcross 44:	Last seen in the nursery. If found, call ___ [see 84-Across]	THEDARLINGS
AAcross 46:	One who can't keep weight off for long	YOYODIETER
AAcross 50:	Tempe sch.	ASU
AAcross 51:	Scream or bawl, e.g.
AAcross 52:	Like most holidays
AAcross 53:	Reverses, as a deletion
AAcross 55:	"Darn it all!"
AAcross 58:	It may hold the line
AAcross 59:	Toll rds.	TPKS
AAcross 61:	Yokohama "yes"	HAI
AAcross 62:	Tijuana setting, informally	BAJA
AAcross 63:	Postal abbr. for a rural address	RTE
AAcross 64:	Last seen with a red-haired girl. If found, call ___ [see 119-Across]	LITTLEORPHANANNIE
AAcross 68:	Drone, for one
AAcross 69:	Cyclotron bits
AAcross 70:	"Here's an idea ..."
AAcross 71:	Some bygone theaters	RKOS
AAcross 72:	Bleat
AAcross 73:	Confrere
AAcross 74:	Food cart offerings
AAcross 76:	One of the Marcoses of the Philippines	IMELDA
AAcross 80:	Alphabetically first "American Idol" judge across all 16 seasons	ABDUL
AAcross 82:	Go from bud to blossom, to a poet
AAcross 84:	Pretend	PUTONANACT
AAcross 86:	Last seen chasing down clues. If found, call ___ [see 24-Across]	NICKANDNORA
AAcross 90:	Poet who wrote of Daedalus
AAcross 91:	___-green
AAcross 92:	Theme song of Milton Berle	NEARYOU
AAcross 93:	Forms, forms and more forms
AAcross 96:	Sash supporter
AAcross 97:	Any of the Baltic states, once: Abbr.	SSR
AAcross 98:	What's left on TV?	MSNBC
AAcross 100:	Last seen being mocked by a cat. If found, call ___ [see 46-Across]	JONARBUCKLE
AAcross 103:	Gambling mecca
AAcross 104:	Increase
AAcross 105:	Lilt
AAcross 106:	Proceed enthusiastically	GOTOTOWN
AAcross 109:	Symbol gotten by typing Option+Shift+2
AAcross 110:	Hit straight to the shortstop, perhaps	LINEOUT
AAcross 114:	Promo	TEASERAD
AAcross 115:	War loser, usually
AAcross 116:	Declared
AAcross 117:	Storied journey
AAcross 118:	Puts the kibosh on
AAcross 119:	Algebraic variables	XSANDYS
DDown 1:	Rowing muscle, for short
DDown 2:	Iron Range product
DDown 2:	Iron Range product
DDown 3:	Wee, to a Scot
DDown 4:	Chests' places
DDown 5:	Sudoku entry
DDown 6:	Herb resembling spinach
DDown 7:	Some kitchen appliances, for short	GES
DDown 8:	Adele's "Someone Like You," e.g.
DDown 9:	Hebrew for "My God! My God!"	ELIELI
DDown 10:	Idea
DDown 11:	Etta of old comics	KETT
DDown 12:	Sister of Ariadne	PHAEDRA
DDown 13:	More hoarse
DDown 14:	Snares
DDown 15:	List-reducing abbr.
DDown 15:	List-reducing abbr.
DDown 16:	Prefix with play and place
DDown 17:	Charlottetown's prov.
DDown 18:	Checkpoint org.
DDown 21:	Post
DDown 26:	Discharges
DDown 28:	43
DDown 29:	Kind of dip
DDown 30:	One-named Swedish singer with the Grammy-nominated song "Dancing on My Own"	ROBYN
DDown 31:	It goes around the neck
DDown 32:	Inn stock
DDown 33:	The U.S., to Mexicans	ELNORTE
DDown 34:	Hallux, more familiarly
DDown 35:	Stationed (at)
DDown 38:	Clicking sounds?	AHAS
DDown 40:	Gold medal, to an Olympian
DDown 42:	Repurpose
DDown 43:	Dressy accessory	SILKTIE
DDown 45:	Boxing champ Roberto	DURAN
DDown 47:	Navel type	OUTIE
DDown 48:	Cultural values
DDown 49:	Where the engine is in a Porsche 911
DDown 54:	A bit stiff
DDown 56:	A bit cracked
DDown 57:	Modest two-piece swimsuit
DDown 60:	Sharply sour fruit
DDown 62:	Ecosystem endangered by global warming
DDown 63:	Up
DDown 64:	Pacer	LEADCAR
DDown 65:	2000s corporate scandal subject	ENRON
DDown 66:	Heavenly sound?
DDown 67:	Vagabond
DDown 68:	Coddles
DDown 72:	Marriage announcement
DDown 73:	Some centerfolds
DDown 74:	Golden Globe-winning actor for "Chicago"
DDown 75:	Visit during a trip	STOPAT
DDown 77:	Vision-correcting procedure
DDown 78:	Big battery	DCELL
DDown 79:	Subtitle of Hawthorne's "Fanshawe"	ATALE
DDown 81:	Former part of the U.S.S.R.: Abbr.	UKR
DDown 83:	Alternative to boeuf or jambon
DDown 85:	[continued]
DDown 87:	Love all around?	NOSCORE
DDown 88:	Actress Faye	DUNAWAY
DDown 89:	Stop for now
DDown 94:	Saw the sights
DDown 95:	Ruffles
DDown 96:	Moviedom
DDown 99:	My word, maybe
DDown 101:	Lures
DDown 102:	Utah's ___ Mountains	UINTA
DDown 103:	Some greenery that's not grass
DDown 104:	Parcel (out)
DDown 106:	'60s Pontiac	GTO
DDown 107:	Webster's Third competitor, for short
DDown 107:	Webster's Third competitor, for short
DDown 108:	Scotland's longest river
DDown 110:	Start of Yale's motto
DDown 111:	Chicago terminal code
DDown 112:	Double-back move
DDown 113:	QB's tally	TDS