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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 6th October 2019
There are 68 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th October 2019. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: What helicopter rotors do
AAcross 5: "___ to Psyche"
AAcross 8: Bartók and LugosiBELAS
AAcross 13: Seven Sisters school that went coed in 1969VASSAR
AAcross 19: Famous feature of the Florence Cathedral
AAcross 20: Romulus, exempli gratia
AAcross 21: It goes up with alcohol consumption
AAcross 23: Cereal mascot since 1933
AAcross 24: N.Y.C.-based dance troupeABT
AAcross 25: Memoirist
AAcross 26: Psalm 63 openingOGOD
AAcross 28: Unable to choose
AAcross 30: Blood drive worker
AAcross 31: On the way
AAcross 32: ManyALOTOF
AAcross 34: Tactless
AAcross 36: Marsh flora
AAcross 38: Rapper Lil ___ X
AAcross 39: Journalist and authorHUNTERSTHOMPSON
AAcross 42: Maui setting: Abbr.HST
AAcross 44: Downwind
AAcross 45: Mimic
AAcross 46: Quarry, e.g.
AAcross 47: Raise one's spirits
AAcross 49: Weighed on
AAcross 51: Gangster's gun
AAcross 52: Large print source
AAcross 54: Org. for the Demon Deacons and Blue Devils
AAcross 55: Sci-fi authorARTHURCCLARKE
AAcross 58: Observance on Yom Kippur or during Ramadan
AAcross 61: H.S. class for future engineers, sayAPPHYSICS
AAcross 62: Spoke with a forked tongue
AAcross 63: Guides of a sort
AAcross 64: "From where I sit," briefly
AAcross 65: Increases
AAcross 66: Word appearing on only one current U.S. coin (the nickel)
AAcross 67: Bit
AAcross 68: YonderOVERTHERE
AAcross 72: Medium on display at Brickworld
AAcross 73: Famed rights advocate
AAcross 75: Agcy. that supports entrepreneurs
AAcross 77: Many a middle schooler
AAcross 78: Sounds during a strep test
AAcross 79: 1976 hit whose title is sung just before the line "Take it easy"SLOWRIDE
AAcross 84: Buenos ___AIRES
AAcross 85: Sis's sib
AAcross 86: Isn't in the black
AAcross 87: Information on a game box
AAcross 88: The so-called "winter blues," for short
AAcross 89: Noted politician and orator
AAcross 93: "Honor"-able org.BSA
AAcross 95: Gush
AAcross 97: Largest cell in the human body
AAcross 98: Got byMADEDO
AAcross 99: Yeats's homeland
AAcross 101: Brings up
AAcross 103: Award for Best Moment, e.g.
AAcross 105: The "1" of 10-1, say
AAcross 106: American composer and lyricist
AAcross 109: Canyon makerGMC
AAcross 111: Kissers
AAcross 113: "I can't understand this at all"ITSGREEKTOME
AAcross 114: Half of a blackjack
AAcross 115: Hideout
AAcross 116: Star of the "Taken" film seriesNEESON
AAcross 117: Wind ___
AAcross 118: "Erie Canal" mule
AAcross 119: Certain IDsSSNS
DDown 1: MS. unitsWDS
DDown 2: Site of the first Ironman race (1978)
DDown 3: Words accompanying "Uh-oh!"IMAGONER
DDown 4: Moved, as in a greenhouse
DDown 5: ___ pro nobis
DDown 6: Factor affecting a bond's rating
DDown 7: Took by threat
DDown 8: Actor on Time's list of the 100 most important people of the 20th centuryBRANDO
DDown 9: California's ___ River
DDown 10: Reclined
DDown 11: Hex'd
DDown 12: Playing on both sides
DDown 13: "I ___" (sticker message)
DDown 14: "I'll take that as ___"
DDown 15: Parts of a portfolio: Abbr.STKS
DDown 16: Iconic environmental bookSILENTSPRING
DDown 17: Maker of the classic RadarangeAMANA
DDown 18: Concludes one's case
DDown 22: "Ghosts" playwright
DDown 27: Forest mother
DDown 29: River through Dortmund
DDown 32: Model of vengeful obsession
DDown 33: Part of a Swiss bank account
DDown 35: One good at reading emotionsEMPATH
DDown 37: Boating hazard
DDown 40: Something a house might be built on
DDown 41: Epigrammatic
DDown 43: Brand in the dessert aisleSARALEE
DDown 47: Clue collectors, for short
DDown 48: Grow a fondness for
DDown 50: Grub
DDown 51: Assoc.GRP
DDown 52: Includes surreptitiouslyBCCS
DDown 53: Melds
DDown 55: Left on board
DDown 56: High percentage of criminals?
DDown 57: No longer green, say
DDown 58: Popular sans-serif typefaceFUTURA
DDown 59: Truism based on a line by Gertrude SteinAROSEISAROSE
DDown 60: Major source of coffee beans
DDown 61: Mass-produced response?
DDown 63: Inspiration for a horror movie?
DDown 64: Nobelist PavlovIVAN
DDown 66: Hammer feature
DDown 68: U.K. honours
DDown 69: Choreographer Twyla
DDown 70: Trio often heard in DecemberHOHOHO
DDown 71: Northern borders?
DDown 74: Can't do without
DDown 75: Runners support it
DDown 76: Place of security
DDown 79: What causes a will-o'-the-wispSWAMPGAS
DDown 80: Ann and Andy, notablyRAGDOLLS
DDown 81: The King of Latin Pop
DDown 82: Popular sports news websiteDEADSPIN
DDown 83: ExxonMobil abroadESSO
DDown 85: Promise
DDown 86: Heavy responsibility
DDown 89: Comment following an unrepentant admissionSUEME
DDown 90: Symbolic socioeconomic divider
DDown 91: Less bumpy
DDown 92: Suffix with sex or textUAL
DDown 93: Get the show on the road
DDown 94: Número de Maravillas del Mundo AntiguoSIETE
DDown 96: Get one's hair just right
DDown 100: Bits of work
DDown 102: Something a cobbler may hold
DDown 104: "It's fun to stay at the ___" (1978 hit lyric)YMCA
DDown 107: Miracle-___GRO
DDown 108: Org. for docs
DDown 110: Bit of animation
DDown 112: About one-quarter of a high school: Abbr.SRS
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