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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 18th February 2024
There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th February 2024. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Mess hall patrons, in brief
AAcross 4: Theater backdrop
AAcross 9: Stressful work?
AAcross 13: Disorganized stack
AAcross 17: Home screen array
AAcross 19: Port container
AAcross 20: Clean hands, so to speak
AAcross 22: Spill (over)
AAcross 23: Strict sales limit, informallyONEPER
AAcross 24: Slow-cooked entreesPOTROASTS
AAcross 25: Boos-y drink?HATERADE
AAcross 27: Olympic gymnast RaismanALY
AAcross 29: Charge (with)
AAcross 30: Involves
AAcross 31: Some kennel personnel
AAcross 34: Only U.S. coin that does not explicitly indicate how many cents it's worth
AAcross 35: Eschewed pork and shellfish, sayATEKOSHER
AAcross 37: Arena seating sections
AAcross 38: Perfume ingredient
AAcross 39: Civil wrong
AAcross 40: Comedy character who once asked the U.N. secretary general if Disneyland was part of the U.N.ALIG
AAcross 42: Org. whose initials are aptly hidden in "foreign satellite interception"
AAcross 43: Really hurt
AAcross 44: Orders more of than necessary
AAcross 48: Oktoberfest purchase
AAcross 49: "Clifford the Big Red Dog" airer
AAcross 52: "Gross!"
AAcross 53: Excessively
AAcross 54: Checkout unit
AAcross 56: Eyeballs, e.g.
AAcross 60: "Naw, no way!"AINTSO
AAcross 62: Hindu wedding adornment that's said to get darker the more the newlyweds love each other
AAcross 64: Lifesaving mission, for shortRESCUEOP
AAcross 66: Its panhandle abuts British Columbia
AAcross 67: Prudent
AAcross 69: Texas A&M athlete
AAcross 70: One fast-tracked in an interview pool
AAcross 72: Like Loki
AAcross 73: Absolutely devour
AAcross 74: Fitting a little tight
AAcross 75: Home to the Great Ziggurat of Ur
AAcross 77: Common jeans feature
AAcross 78: "Whoop-de-___"
AAcross 79: Subject of 1960s-‘70s addiction research
AAcross 80: Purges
AAcross 82: Things that perceptive people might pick up
AAcross 86: Picture taker?
AAcross 88: Sound in "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"
AAcross 89: Windy part of a kite?
AAcross 90: The "A" of the ACT UP organization
AAcross 94: Thunderous sounds
AAcross 95: Piece of info
AAcross 97: Body of water adjoining Korea Bay
AAcross 100: ___-de-camp
AAcross 101: Proceeds
AAcross 103: Putting together
AAcross 104: Hardly worth mentioning
AAcross 106: ID whose first five digits are sometimes ignoredSSN
AAcross 107: Keister
AAcross 108: Flight segment
AAcross 111: Demographic group
AAcross 113: Tiny member of a swarm
AAcross 114: Big Ten school that plays home football games at Beaver StadiumPENNSTATE
AAcross 115: Much likeAKINTO
AAcross 116: What hits the ground running?
AAcross 117: Seat in the London Stock Exchange?
AAcross 118: At the earliest chance
AAcross 119: They get high by the beach
AAcross 120: Airport screening inits.
DDown 1: Winter house-warming option
DDown 2: "That's my goal"IPLANTO
DDown 3: Powerlifter's helper
DDown 4: Marine predator often seen near shorelines
DDown 5: First Nations people
DDown 6: Best Melodic ___ Performance (Grammy category)
DDown 7: "My concern is …"IFEAR
DDown 8: Variety used to make Bordeaux wine
DDown 9: Dot on a die
DDown 10: Musical artist Yoko
DDown 11: Joins those on the stage
DDown 12: Counterparts of eves
DDown 13: With 61-Down, like some gossip ... as represented phonetically by each set of shaded squares?HEARDTHROUGH
DDown 14: Like a bathroom directly connected to a bedroomENSUITE
DDown 15: Feigns indignationACTSMAD
DDown 16: Bug
DDown 18: AddressSPEAKTO
DDown 19: Barbecue grill fill
DDown 21: Camp bed
DDown 26: Summer Olympics host between London and Tokyo
DDown 28: Comics sound when something is snatchedYOINK
DDown 31: Clenched, as teeth
DDown 32: Record holder for most games played in the FIFA World Cup (26)MESSI
DDown 33: Modern ___
DDown 36: Trains above street level
DDown 38: Delivery that can't be returned
DDown 41: "Well, don't wait out here!"GOONIN
DDown 43: Goals
DDown 45: Sun shield
DDown 46: ___-conscious
DDown 47: Variety commonly found in jellies and pies
DDown 48: Wax figures?
DDown 49: Golf tournament division
DDown 50: President who campaigned on the slogan "Our best days still lie ahead"BIDEN
DDown 51: Real pickle
DDown 55: So … or a word following "so"
DDown 57: Fit for a king
DDown 58: Sees red
DDown 59: Word before dating or skating
DDown 61: See 13-DownTHEGRAPEVINE
DDown 62: Dance at a luau
DDown 63: More open to the elements
DDown 65: Lake house rental
DDown 67: Unnerves
DDown 68: Sea hawks
DDown 71: Lyft request
DDown 73: Lithium-___ battery
DDown 76: "Don't ___ me …"
DDown 78: 1994 single by Hole whose cover art depicts a miniature wedding dress and veilDOLLPARTS
DDown 81: Real-time PC exchangesIMS
DDown 83: Man, woman and child, e.g.
DDown 84: Little lifter
DDown 85: Snore loudly
DDown 85: Snore loudly
DDown 86: One dropping amorous hints
DDown 87: Trigonometry units
DDown 88: B-baller in Big DMAV
DDown 91: "Am I mistaken?"ISITNOT
DDown 92: Turndowns
DDown 93: Hot herbal brew
DDown 94: Place to pamper pets that purrCATSPA
DDown 95: Some rivers have them
DDown 96: Variety that shares its name with a Mideast capital
DDown 98: Game with big prizes
DDown 99: "I'm not working right now," in email shorthandOOO
DDown 101: Believer in Jah
DDown 102: Mushroom added to ramen
DDown 105: Org. with the phone number 1-800-TAX-FORM
DDown 107: Cornmeal cake
DDown 109: Info you might send someone when you're running late
DDown 110: Liven (up)
DDown 112: Stashed away
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