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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 17th February 2019
There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th February 2019. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Not rumpled, as a bed
AAcross 5: Slice, for example
AAcross 9: Veal topper, informallyPARM
AAcross 13: Cookie containers
AAcross 17: "Yeah, right!"IBET
AAcross 18: Certain body of believers
AAcross 21: Part of a Latin 101 conjugationAMAT
AAcross 22: What kind of tree ___?ALWAYSHASFOLIAGE
AAcross 24: High-grade cotton
AAcross 25: Capital that was home to the world's tallest building before the Burj Khalifa
AAcross 26: Pears and apples
AAcross 27: Vladimir Lenin's real last nameULYANOV
AAcross 29: Nahuatl speaker
AAcross 30: Answer to 22-Across [Science & Nature]
AAcross 32: MultipurposeALLINONE
AAcross 33: Fixed
AAcross 34: Polite
AAcross 36: Moving vehicle
AAcross 38: "Carmen" and "Elektra"
AAcross 39: "Jeez!"OHMAN
AAcross 40: Mimicking
AAcross 42: Director AndersonWES
AAcross 43: Simulated
AAcross 46: Answer to 113-Across [Geography]BLUEHENSTATE
AAcross 48: Answer to 13-Down [History]
AAcross 50: First name on a famous planeENOLA
AAcross 52: Farm females
AAcross 53: Host for a destructive beetle
AAcross 55: Abbr. on a label of brandyVSOP
AAcross 58: Class skippers
AAcross 61: Princess seduced by Zeus
AAcross 63: Cartesian conclusionIAM
AAcross 65: Word said before "do"ITLL
AAcross 66: What 1986 ___ romantic comedy got its title from a song by the Psychedelic Furs?
AAcross 66: What 1986 ___ romantic comedy got its title from a song by the Psychedelic Furs?
AAcross 68: Who wrote a 2003 best seller about a ___?
AAcross 71: Tres + cincoOCHO
AAcross 72: "Little ol' me?"
AAcross 73: Fine fabric
AAcross 75: Asmara is its capital
AAcross 76: Regard
AAcross 77: World Cup cry
AAcross 79: Newspaper units: Abbr.
AAcross 81: Clammy
AAcross 82: Answer to 68-Across [Art & Literature]DANBROWN
AAcross 85: Answer to 66-Across [Entertainment]PRETTYINPINK
AAcross 89: "Phooey!"
AAcross 90: Have a bawl
AAcross 91: Amherst campus, for shortUMASS
AAcross 92: Cacophonous
AAcross 94: Knight's wear, in England
AAcross 97: Pad
AAcross 98: Find a new tenant for
AAcross 99: Calendar units: Abbr.WKS
AAcross 102: Select, as sides for a game
AAcross 104: Answer to 39-Down [Sports & Leisure]ORANGEBOWL
AAcross 106: "To repeat ..."
AAcross 108: Lens covers
AAcross 109: Meerkat in "The Lion King"
AAcross 111: Living, to LivyINESSE
AAcross 112: Nose out
AAcross 113: What ___ comes from a farm bird?DELAWARENICKNAME
AAcross 117: Blacken
AAcross 118: Song heard at the start of "Saturday Night Fever"STAYINALIVE
AAcross 119: Ride providerUBER
AAcross 120: Some I.R.S. data, for shortSSNS
AAcross 121: Not hush-hush
AAcross 122: Kind
AAcross 123: What a judge does for much of the day
DDown 1: Some roadstersMIATAS
DDown 2: Brightly lit
DDown 3: Clinton who once ran for president
DDown 4: Tour de France stage
DDown 5: "Pipe down!"
DDown 6: 60 minuti
DDown 7: Get rid of
DDown 8: "When it comes to ..."ASFOR
DDown 9: Scorer of 12 World Cup goals
DDown 10: Spanish ouzo flavoring
DDown 11: Nutritional std.RDA
DDown 12: Bump on a slope
DDown 13: Where were battleships sunk in an 1894 ___?JAPANESEVICTORY
DDown 14: Key of Beethoven's "Für Elise"AMINOR
DDown 15: Quimby of children's books
DDown 16: Lines on sheet music
DDown 18: CBS debut of 2000CSI
DDown 19: Comic actor known for his shock humorTOMGREEN
DDown 20: 1966 Donovan hit with a rhyming titleMELLOWYELLOW
DDown 23: "That tastes bleah!"
DDown 28: "Holy cow!"
DDown 30: Cole Porter's "Well, Did You ___?"EVAH
DDown 31: Jungle tangle
DDown 32: Sweet and kind
DDown 35: 1962 hit for the IkettesIMBLUE
DDown 36: Part of an itinerary
DDown 37: Cost to get a hand
DDown 39: What annual game have the ___ won more than any other team?OKLAHOMASOONERS
DDown 40: Too
DDown 41: Condition once called "shell shock," for short
DDown 43: Process
DDown 44: How chicken teriyaki is usually servedONRICE
DDown 45: Gave reluctantly, with "up"
DDown 47: Court plea, in brief
DDown 49: Oregon city that was the first permanent U.S. settlement west of the RockiesASTORIA
DDown 51: A, B, C or D, in multiple choice: Abbr.
DDown 54: Foal's mother
DDown 56: Like Fenway among all major-league ballparks
DDown 57: Folds
DDown 59: Cinephile's channelTCM
DDown 60: "Buzz off!"
DDown 62: Natty neckwear
DDown 64: Locale for Jacques CousteauMER
DDown 67: Crankcase device
DDown 69: Like a moray
DDown 70: Director BurtonTIM
DDown 74: Follower of the Gospels
DDown 78: Wry BombeckERMA
DDown 80: Resilience
DDown 83: "It's a waste of time"NOUSE
DDown 84: Loaves from whole-grain flourBROWNBREADS
DDown 86: Put away, in a way
DDown 87: Longtime Steelers coach Chuck
DDown 88: Small digit
DDown 93: Reeked
DDown 94: Gain entry to
DDown 95: Kind of scholar
DDown 96: Freeman of "Now You See Me"
DDown 98: TV Tarzan playerRONELY
DDown 99: Hot stuff
DDown 100: Fate
DDown 101: Unwelcome looks
DDown 103: Be of ___ (aid)USETO
DDown 104: Syracuse player, once
DDown 105: Sacha Baron Cohen characterBORAT
DDown 107: Original edition of this puzzle's theme
DDown 109: Actor DiggsTAYE
DDown 110: Words of triumphIWIN
DDown 111: Whack
DDown 114: Length of a pool and back
DDown 115: Partner of tuck
DDown 116: Suffix with electIVE
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