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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 16th December 2018
There are 74 across clues and 64 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th December 2018. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Early wake-up timeFIVEAM
AAcross 7: Title for Iran's Ruhollah Khomeini
AAcross 11: Herbert of old "Pink Panther" filmsLOM
AAcross 14: Penultimate tourney round
AAcross 19: "Doesn't matter to me"IMEASY
AAcross 20: Not yet completed
AAcross 21: ___ moment
AAcross 22: Sash go-with
AAcross 23: Ancient capital of Laconia
AAcross 24: Brew
AAcross 25: Letters before single, double or triple
AAcross 26: Lace tip
AAcross 27: Casting doubt onCALLINGINTSTION
AAcross 30: Lake Volta's land
AAcross 31: The best, informally
AAcross 32: Radio/TV character played in film by Michael Horse (1981) and Johnny Depp (2013)TONTO
AAcross 33: Like some ruins in the Western Hemisphere
AAcross 35: Lookalike
AAcross 36: 8.5" x 11": Abbr.LTR
AAcross 37: Scare quote?
AAcross 38: Words of resignationIQUIT
AAcross 40: Topic concerned with hacking and software rightsCYBHICS
AAcross 42: Put on a few layers
AAcross 44: Three-star mil. rankLTGEN
AAcross 45: Pope who supported the House of BorgiaPIUSIII
AAcross 47: Diminishing returns?
AAcross 50: They're between shoulders
AAcross 54: Word with shot or suit
AAcross 55: Rowdydow
AAcross 56: Not abstaining
AAcross 57: Much sales
AAcross 58: "No bid"IPASS
AAcross 60: An end to dependENCE
AAcross 62: Head honcho
AAcross 63: "Resume speed," musicallyATEMPO
AAcross 64: Emailing optionBCC
AAcross 65: Riddle-ending queryWHATI
AAcross 67: Toward the stern
AAcross 69: Its first letter stands for "India"IPA
AAcross 70: Certain tenant
AAcross 72: Lex, e.g., in N.Y.C.
AAcross 74: Misfortunes
AAcross 75: Going for broke
AAcross 77: Sides in Risk
AAcross 78: Bette Midler's "Divine" nicknameMISSM
AAcross 80: Tense periods, for shortOTS
AAcross 82: Archer of film
AAcross 83: Dangerous environmentSNAKT
AAcross 84: Easy-to-swallow pill
AAcross 85: Food item cracked open before eatingCRABLEG
AAcross 87: Prized duck
AAcross 89: It comes after II ChroniclesBOOKOFRA
AAcross 91: "Today was just brutal!"IMSPENT
AAcross 94: Coiner of the term "Oedipus complex"
AAcross 96: /
AAcross 97: Thickheaded
AAcross 100: Words of denialNOTI
AAcross 101: Lost
AAcross 103: All-nighter aidNODOZ
AAcross 105: Sets of plotted points
AAcross 106: Shade of pink
AAcross 108: Immediately ... or where this puzzle's five shaded squares appear?ATTHEDROPOFAHAT
AAcross 111: Floor
AAcross 112: Japanese symbol of luck
AAcross 113: Largo or lento
AAcross 114: Swimming
AAcross 115: Notable schemerPONZI
AAcross 116: Some dash lengths
AAcross 117: Rock stars are frequently on this
AAcross 118: Come out
AAcross 119: Standard parts of combo meals
AAcross 120: "I'm good, thanks"
AAcross 121: E-tail site since 2005ETSY
AAcross 122: King's speech?
DDown 1: Kind of year
DDown 2: Collision
DDown 3: Calf raised for its meat
DDown 4: Gloucester and Kent in "King Lear"
DDown 5: Certain bubbly, informallyASTI
DDown 6: Final work of Willa Cather's "Prairie Trilogy"MYANTONIA
DDown 7: Tennis commentator's cryITSIN
DDown 8: Police officer who's not necessarily on horseback
DDown 9: "Play next" command on a music appADDTOQUEUE
DDown 10: Shade of green
DDown 11: Cowboy's rope
DDown 12: "Here we go again ..."OHBOY
DDown 13: Followers of openersMAINACTS
DDown 14: By oneself, in a way
DDown 15: It's played for half a beat in 4/4 time
DDown 16: Country whose name consists of three consecutive state postal abbreviations
DDown 17: Peaceful
DDown 18: ___ spawn (hellions)SATANS
DDown 28: "Ooh, let's do that!"GOODIDEA
DDown 29: "Eww, that's enough!"TMI
DDown 34: MetLife Stadium team, on scoreboardsNYG
DDown 37: Clear and set, as tables
DDown 39: Scanned IDsUPCS
DDown 41: Italian pistol
DDown 42: Gets to
DDown 43: One who cracks the whip?LIONTAMER
DDown 44: Plastic construction pieceLEGOBLOCK
DDown 45: Serving in a red-and-white striped box
DDown 46: Totally outINACOMA
DDown 48: Juice brand
DDown 49: Longtime N.B.A. on TNT analystONEAL
DDown 51: Who wrote "Some people talk to animals. Not many listen, though. That's the problem."
DDown 52: Action of a ladle
DDown 53: "Miss ___" (2016 political thriller)SLOANE
DDown 54: Some fall births
DDown 57: Heroes of the Battle of Britain, for short
DDown 59: Babe
DDown 61: Mannerly
DDown 66: Freelancers' units: Abbr.HRS
DDown 68: Colorful treat that resembles a rocketASTROPOP
DDown 71: All-Star Mets catcher of the 1990s-2000sMIKEPIAZZA
DDown 73: Corner PC keyESC
DDown 74: Tow destinationIMPOUNDLOT
DDown 76: Scat snippetLALA
DDown 79: "Quién ___?"
DDown 81: SanctuariesSAFEZONES
DDown 84: Be connedGETTAKEN
DDown 86: [Shiver]
DDown 88: With 93-Down, half of a double helix
DDown 90: Skunklike, say
DDown 91: Like TV but not radio?INCAPS
DDown 92: "Old MacDonald" farm soundsMOOMOO
DDown 93: See 88-Down
DDown 94: Purchase at an African market
DDown 95: "Yay, team!"
DDown 97: Cause damageDOHARM
DDown 98: Volunteer's declarationICANGO
DDown 99: Snowball fighter's protection
DDown 102: Botanical opening
DDown 104: Marriage money
DDown 105: "Ciao!"
DDown 107: Gifts that one usually bows when receiving
DDown 109: Certain direcciónESTE
DDown 110: What stars have
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