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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 24th March 2019
There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th March 2019. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Metaphor for an aggressive political arenaBEARPIT
AAcross 8: Puts away
AAcross 15: Source of fries
AAcross 19: One who didn't even show?
AAcross 20: Frame part
AAcross 21: It stayed in Pandora's box
AAcross 22: *Ballroom dancing event for Beantown residents?BOSTONTANGOPARTY
AAcross 24: Takes a course
AAcross 25: Relatives of foils
AAcross 26: Shade of green
AAcross 27: Dundee dissent
AAcross 28: Mother-of-pearl
AAcross 29: Imperfect service
AAcross 30: Climax
AAcross 33: *Annoying member of a New York baseball team?YANKEEBOTHER
AAcross 36: Thrills
AAcross 37: Family moniker
AAcross 38: Hydrocarbon gas
AAcross 39: World capital known as Batavia until 1942
AAcross 42: "Witches' Flight" painter
AAcross 44: Sparkling white wineASTI
AAcross 46: Pesticide banned in 1972
AAcross 47: *Wager in which the winner gets the loser's pants and jersey?UNIFORMBET
AAcross 49: They're not hard to swallow
AAcross 52: ___ Cuervo (tequila brand)JOSE
AAcross 53: Casanova
AAcross 55: Slapstick actor Jacques
AAcross 59: "___ over"
AAcross 60: Contingency phraseIFSO
AAcross 63: Man's name that's the reverse of 60-DownARI
AAcross 64: Don hastilyTHROWON
AAcross 67: *Duo ruling a kingdom on Take Your Daughter to Work Day?THEPRINCESSANDTHEPAPA
AAcross 72: It's higher on the Scoville scale than a jalapeño
AAcross 73: Skin pic?
AAcross 74: Pallid
AAcross 75: Certain 35mm cameraSLR
AAcross 76: Major or minor in astronomy?
AAcross 77: Like chewing gum in Singapore or wearing blue jeans in North Korea (seriously!)
AAcross 81: Second-largest branch of Islam
AAcross 82: Attacks à la Don QuixoteTILTSAT
AAcross 85: *Exclamation after a performance of "Every Breath You Take"?BRAVOSTING
AAcross 89: Platform for many tablets
AAcross 92: Building blocks, e.g.
AAcross 93: Vegetarian gelatin substitute
AAcross 95: Property recipient
AAcross 96: "Looks promising!"
AAcross 98: Covert org.
AAcross 99: Sailor's cry
AAcross 100: *Amusement park named after a "Peanuts" boy?CHARLIEWORLD
AAcross 104: College football rival of 110-Across
AAcross 105: Unembellished
AAcross 108: Jetson who attends Little Dipper SchoolELROY
AAcross 109: Broadway show about CapoteTRU
AAcross 110: College football rival of 104-Across
AAcross 112: Pricey fashion labelPRADA
AAcross 114: With 115-Across, communication system that's a hint to the answer to each starred clue
AAcross 115: See 114-Across
AAcross 119: Tireless racer
AAcross 120: They might hold derbiesHATTREES
AAcross 121: Fall apart
AAcross 122: Spots for hammers and anvils
AAcross 123: Common lease period
AAcross 124: It may have a lot of intelligence
DDown 1: Early tower locale
DDown 2: Skip the ceremony, in a way
DDown 3: Strong point
DDown 4: Mechanical
DDown 5: Shakespearean sorcererPROSPERO
DDown 6: Janis ___, singer of the 1975 hit "At Seventeen"IAN
DDown 7: Earth-shattering invention?
DDown 8: Unpleasantly wet
DDown 9: Like child's playTOOEASY
DDown 10: Artist Jean
DDown 11: Defeats soundly
DDown 12: Greek goddesses of the seasonsHORAE
DDown 13: Signature scent since 1968ESTEE
DDown 14: Total mess
DDown 15: Sword holder
DDown 16: Took stock?
DDown 17: Good news for a stockholder
DDown 18: Early name for UtahDESERET
DDown 20: Forensic material
DDown 23: Does some grilling
DDown 28: What a stiffed server receivesNOTIP
DDown 31: ___'acteENTR
DDown 32: Noted exile
DDown 34: Falls for someone who's already married?
DDown 35: Testing stage
DDown 36: Bread box?
DDown 39: Sport that emphasizes pinning and throwing
DDown 40: Terse bar order
DDown 41: Traps
DDown 42: Former G.M. make
DDown 43: First N.L. player to hit 500 home runsOTT
DDown 44: Laila of the ring
DDown 45: Big maker of lawn care productsSCOTTS
DDown 48: Like-minded voters
DDown 50: Secretary on "The Office"
DDown 51: "Hold it!"
DDown 54: Mañana preceder
DDown 56: Inundated withAWASHIN
DDown 57: Five-star
DDown 58: FuriousINARAGE
DDown 60: Man's name that's the reverse of 63-Across
DDown 61: End of a French film
DDown 62: Snobbish
DDown 65: L.B.J.'s veepHHH
DDown 66: "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" heroineREY
DDown 68: Idiot, in British slang
DDown 69: "___ Kett" (old comic strip)ETTA
DDown 70: Something taken in by sailorsSALTAIR
DDown 71: Infant's early word
DDown 78: ___ NautilusUSS
DDown 79: Ring lettersWBA
DDown 80: Make a wrong move
DDown 81: Change one's mind about changing
DDown 83: Source of many an imported boot, appropriately
DDown 84: Site of a 1796 Napoleon victoryLODI
DDown 86: "___-voom!"VAVA
DDown 87: Patron saint of NorwayOLAV
DDown 88: One fighting an uphill battle?
DDown 89: Altar offering
DDown 90: "C'est magnifique!"OOHLALA
DDown 91: Official with a pistol
DDown 94: Pygmalion's beloved
DDown 97: Stews (over)
DDown 98: One of 32 for Ireland
DDown 99: Reformed demon on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"ANYA
DDown 101: Edith Wharton's "___ Frome"ETHAN
DDown 102: Composed
DDown 103: Having less vermouth, as a martini
DDown 105: Shul scholar
DDown 106: Dancing partner for FredADELE
DDown 107: Fire extinguisher
DDown 111: Puts on a show, for shortMCS
DDown 113: Plows (into)
DDown 115: Vietnamese noodle soup
DDown 116: Poet's "before"
DDown 117: Kind of screen, in brief
DDown 118: Maven
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