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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 13th October 2024
There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th October 2024. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Massive stars
AAcross 6: Associate of the gods Pothos and Himeros (Longing and Desire)
AAcross 10: Train in the Washington-Baltimore area
AAcross 14: Distortions in the space-time continuum
AAcross 19: Got byDIDOK
AAcross 20: Blow
AAcross 21: Surname of three baseball brothersALOU
AAcross 22: Turn away
AAcross 23: Title for a tutorial on musical composition?KNOWINGTHESCORE
AAcross 26: Interior design
AAcross 27: Susan who wrote "The Orchid Thief"ORLEAN
AAcross 28: Actress Gardner
AAcross 29: Tickle Me Elmo makerTYCO
AAcross 31: How many elements on the periodic table have the letter "J" in their names
AAcross 32: Impromptu
AAcross 34: Spot for a stud
AAcross 36: Put into motion
AAcross 38: Underworld thug
AAcross 38: Underworld thug
AAcross 41: … a primer on playing dreidel?GOINGOVERTHETOP
AAcross 45: In the center of
AAcross 48: Some I.C.U. workersRNS
AAcross 49: Alternative to Hinge or Bumble
AAcross 50: On which Maya Rudolph has played Kamala Harris, in briefSNL
AAcross 51: Enjoys a lazy Sunday, say
AAcross 53: 2020 nonfiction best seller subtitled "The Origins of Our Discontents"
AAcross 54: Over or under
AAcross 57: … a volume on vapor dynamics?PICKINGUPSTEAM
AAcross 62: Calm
AAcross 64: Aware of
AAcross 65: Bodies of work
AAcross 67: Touched down
AAcross 68: Farewell performance
AAcross 71: Slugger's stat
AAcross 72: Stereotypical prom experienceLIMORIDE
AAcross 75: Trough call
AAcross 76: "Go us!"YAYTEAM
AAcross 79: Free of extra chargesNOFEE
AAcross 80: UncoversDIGSUP
AAcross 83: … a step-by-step guide for throwing breaking balls?LEARNINGCURVES
AAcross 87: Keep in the cellar, perhaps
AAcross 88: Symbols of toughness, in a simile
AAcross 90: Barrel-shaped containers
AAcross 91: ___ Le Gallienne, star of 1920s BroadwayEVA
AAcross 92: Sheets and pillowcases
AAcross 94: Joule division
AAcross 95: Salts
AAcross 97: … a handbook on raising kids?GETTINGYOURGOAT
AAcross 103: Email button
AAcross 104: It's going around
AAcross 105: "Here a ___, there a ___, everywhere a ___-___ …"
AAcross 106: Lock
AAcross 109: Be extremely angry
AAcross 110: Modeler's need
AAcross 113: Simpson's judgeITO
AAcross 115: Come (to)
AAcross 118: Light ditties
AAcross 120: … a D.I.Y. manual on other D.I.Y. manuals?TACKLINGDUMMIES
AAcross 124: Panache
AAcross 125: Repetitive sound
AAcross 126: Apartment building V.I.P.
AAcross 127: Newspaper section
AAcross 128: Delectable
AAcross 129: "___ the Limit" (Notorious B.I.G. song)SKYS
AAcross 130: Edict issuer in "Fiddler on the Roof"
AAcross 131: Shangri-lasEDENS
DDown 1: Texter's shrugIDK
DDown 2: Pet for Pebbles, in cartoons
DDown 3: It will all come out in the wash
DDown 4: Flood-prone area
DDown 5: Competed in a biathlon
DDown 6: What has some holiday spirit?
DDown 7: Tired routine
DDown 8: Workplace regulator, for short
DDown 9: Ford's only Supreme Court appointee
DDown 10: Easy ___ (longtime Kraft product)
DDown 11: Loads
DDown 12: Golfer McIlroy
DDown 13: Signs with linesCUECARDS
DDown 14: Bunch of bills
DDown 15: Any of the light blue properties in Monopoly
DDown 16: Apply more varnish to
DDown 17: "Right this second!"
DDown 18: Recipient of 21 Academy Award acting nominations
DDown 24: "Uh-uh"
DDown 25: ___ paneer (Indian dish)SAAG
DDown 30: Some chamber groups
DDown 33: Island off Greece's northwest coastCORFU
DDown 35: Balderdash
DDown 37: Substitute for "E" on a license plate, maybe
DDown 38: [Did he really just say that!?]
DDown 39: High-end hotel chainOMNI
DDown 40: Garage job
DDown 42: Creative spark, informallyINSPO
DDown 43: Parish priest
DDown 44: Cloisonné material
DDown 46: Docking spots
DDown 47: Spanish for "foolish"TONTO
DDown 52: Serious suffering
DDown 54: "Seriously …"BELIEVEME
DDown 55: Sooner State city
DDown 56: Béret bearer
DDown 58: "Come Dancing" band, with "the"
DDown 59: King maker?SERTA
DDown 60: Potato, yam or cassava
DDown 61: Water brand whose name is an adjective in reverseEVIAN
DDown 63: Harder to come by
DDown 66: Turns state's evidence
DDown 68: Beverage one shouldn't shake well before serving
DDown 69: Kristen formerly of 50-AcrossWIIG
DDown 70: Ship's kitchen
DDown 73: Pokes fun at
DDown 74: Worth havingOFUSE
DDown 77: Kind of questionYESNO
DDown 78: Lead-in to brewery
DDown 81: Like the leftmost candle until the final night of Hanukkah
DDown 82: Looking discomfitted
DDown 84: Incessantly botherNAGAT
DDown 85: Level
DDown 86: Navajo painting medium
DDown 89: Thankless types
DDown 93: Bottom of some columns
DDown 94: Self-centered sort
DDown 96: Taken for granted
DDown 97: The Holy Grail, e.g.
DDown 98: Beethoven's third symphonyEROICA
DDown 99: Govt.-backed investmentsTBILLS
DDown 100: Attack, medieval-styleTILTAT
DDown 101: Churn up
DDown 102: Stock exchange worker
DDown 107: Earthbound bird
DDown 108: River to the English Channel
DDown 111: Bulletin board piece
DDown 112: Hurting
DDown 114: ___ probandi (burden of proof)
DDown 116: ___ Owl, one of the superheroes in "Watchmen"
DDown 117: Fork-tailed bird
DDown 119: Dump
DDown 121: Decks, in brief
DDown 122: Fig. of interest to an admissions department
DDown 123: Castaway's call
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