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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 24th October 2021
There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th October 2021. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: One known as "the Alive, the Eternal"
AAcross 6: Checkout option
AAcross 11: Org. featured in 2011's "Contagion"
AAcross 14: Tiff
AAcross 18: ___ Rose, Catherine O'Hara's character on "Schitt's Creek"
AAcross 19: Chevron subsidiaryTEXACO
AAcross 20: Language in the Tai family
AAcross 21: Kind of skirt
AAcross 22: Your ex's new date whom you just can't stand?OFFENSIVEREBOUND
AAcross 25: Tabloid twosome
AAcross 26: Lose sleep (over)
AAcross 27: Off
AAcross 28: "Su-u-ure"IBET
AAcross 29: Half of a legal warning
AAcross 30: There are 24 in a cuboctahedron
AAcross 32: Make a big stink
AAcross 34: Kegels, e.g.?FLOOREXERCISE
AAcross 39: Getting up there
AAcross 42: Poet Rainer Maria ___
AAcross 43: "___ yourself"
AAcross 44: First winner of the Nebula Award for best science fiction novel (1965)
AAcross 46: It's just passing
AAcross 47: Therapists' org.APA
AAcross 48: Director CravenWES
AAcross 51: First square of a crossword?
AAcross 55: Walking the dog, for instanceYOYOTRICK
AAcross 58: One might bend over backward
AAcross 59: Who actually lives in Lapland, some say
AAcross 60: Accord maker
AAcross 61: Author of 29 Federalist Papers
AAcross 64: Laugh and a half
AAcross 65: Playwright who wrote "Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything"
AAcross 68: "I'll be your waiter tonight," e.g.?
AAcross 70: Raison d'___ETRE
AAcross 71: Do a certain developer's job
AAcross 72: Something a mover or a movie might have
AAcross 73: Threesome
AAcross 75: The "B" in its name stands for "brush"ORALB
AAcross 77: Oldest independent state in the Arab world
AAcross 78: Genre for "Booksmart" and "Clueless"TEENMOVIE
AAcross 82: Conspiracy theory so wild that it can't be aired?UNPLAYABLELIE
AAcross 86: Trident look-alike
AAcross 87: ___ jamINA
AAcross 88: Small bird
AAcross 89: "I did it!"TADA
AAcross 90: Southern cooking staple
AAcross 92: Things you can crack without damaging them
AAcross 94: Affix with a clickSNAPON
AAcross 96: Plan to leave at a very specific evening time?SEVENTENSPLIT
AAcross 100: Orangish shade
AAcross 103: Fill with joy
AAcross 104: Stirs up
AAcross 106: Doctor ZhivagoYURI
AAcross 107: Where subs are standard
AAcross 109: Semiaquatic creature
AAcross 113: Missing
AAcross 114: Blackjack dealer?
AAcross 117: Niche mag
AAcross 118: Stick (out)
AAcross 119: Product that increases volume
AAcross 120: "Moonlight" actress JanelleMONAE
AAcross 121: Joie de vivre
AAcross 122: One doing inside work
AAcross 123: Chain whose name derives from its founders, the Raffel brothersARBYS
AAcross 124: Orchard products
DDown 1: Book before Obadiah
DDown 2: Converted apartment, perhaps
DDown 3: "That's ___"
DDown 4: Question after an argument has died downAREWEOK
DDown 5: Solo traveling in space
DDown 6: Crafts
DDown 7: Frequent subjects of Taylor Swift songs
DDown 8: Measures, in music
DDown 9: Word that can precede or follow pack
DDown 10: Actor Menzies who won an Emmy for "The Crown"TOBIAS
DDown 11: Fills (in)
DDown 12: One hell of a writer?
DDown 13: One way for packages to arrive, in brief
DDown 13: One way for packages to arrive, in brief
DDown 14: Protect
DDown 15: "Quiet!," rudelyPUTALIDONIT
DDown 16: Lager alternatives
DDown 17: Subdued
DDown 19: "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" brandTIMEX
DDown 23: Herb used in smudging rites
DDown 24: Theater awardOBIE
DDown 29: Stars
DDown 31: ApproachedDREWTO
DDown 32: Actress MorenoRITA
DDown 33: ___ Kong
DDown 34: Melee
DDown 35: Abdominal procedure, for short
DDown 35: Abdominal procedure, for short
DDown 36: Skin-care brandOLAY
DDown 37: Dry biscuit used as baby food
DDown 38: Op. ___ (footnote abbr.)
DDown 40: Any slice of pizza, geometrically
DDown 41: Greek goddess associated with witchcraftHEKATE
DDown 44: Archaeologist's workplaceDIGSITE
DDown 45: Workers' advocate, informallyUNIONREP
DDown 49: Young partner?
DDown 50: Back way, often
DDown 50: Back way, often
DDown 52: Winona of "Stranger Things"RYDER
DDown 53: Work, work, work
DDown 54: Texas border city
DDown 56: "C'est la vie"OHWELL
DDown 57: "Ay" follower
DDown 61: "Now We Are Six" author
DDown 62: Crush, as a test
DDown 63: German denialsNEINS
DDown 65: Members of a certain den
DDown 66: Enter without permission
DDown 67: A wood frog's ability to freeze itself in winter and an octopus's ability to change color, for two
DDown 69: Vaccine holder
DDown 74: In with
DDown 76: Props for majorettes
DDown 78: Bird with an annual 18,000-mile round-trip migration
DDown 79: Instrument that's a homophone of 69-Down
DDown 80: Crucifix inscription inits.INRI
DDown 81: ___ New York (Brooklyn neighborhood)
DDown 83: 2020 Democratic also-ran
DDown 84: It's nada to Nadal
DDown 85: Actor/comedian Barinholtz
DDown 91: DietedATELESS
DDown 93: Summer shoe styleOPENTOE
DDown 95: Bed of straw
DDown 96: Who's talking on the phone?
DDown 97: Personality that's hard to read
DDown 98: Pass over, in a way
DDown 99: Mathematician John Forbes ___ Jr.
DDown 101: Visually evaluateEYEUP
DDown 102: Out of practice
DDown 104: Boo-oo-oo, say
DDown 105: Boo-booOWIE
DDown 107: Smear
DDown 108: Site for some creative entrepreneursETSY
DDown 110: What Vulcan's forge lay underneath, in myth
DDown 111: Sport
DDown 112: "___ chic!"
DDown 114: Party people, for short?DJS
DDown 115: Repeated word in the U.S. postal creed
DDown 116: Rapscallion
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