New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th February 2014 There are 65 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th February 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Summer refreshersADESAAcross 5: Israel's Netanyahu, informallyBIBIAAcross 9: Bowler and sailorHATSAAcross 13: Tracking systemsRADARSAAcross 19: PortsLEFTSIDESAAcross 21: Memphis deityISISAAcross 22: Actress Cuthbert of "24"ELISHAAAcross 23: One who turned Cinderella's pumpkin into pumpkin cheesecake?DAIRYGODMOTHERAAcross 25: Drive awayDISPELAAcross 26: ReferenceALLUDETOAAcross 27: New York's Jacob ___ ParkRIISAAcross 28: Crude coconut openerMACHETEAAcross 29: Cherry partSTEMAAcross 30: Worth mentioningOFNOTEAAcross 32: Iglu and yoghurt, e.g.VARIANTSAAcross 33: Bad beginning?MALAAcross 36: ___ cycleREMAAcross 37: Dustin Hoffman title roleRAINMANAAcross 39: County or lake of Cooperstown, N.Y.OTSEGOAAcross 42: Dunking cookieOREOAAcross 44: Be too syrupyCLOYAAcross 45: Liquor unitDRAMAAcross 49: Snorkeling bargain?TWODIVESFORATENAAcross 52: Hip-hop artist with the 2013 #1 album "Born Sinner"JCOLEAAcross 53: Up to, shortlyTILAAcross 54: French noodles?TETESAAcross 55: What makes blue jeans blueANILAAcross 56: "She's got electric boots, a ___ suit" ("Bennie and the Jets" lyric)MOHAIRAAcross 57: Rust-causing agentsOXIDANTSAAcross 59: VexANNOYAAcross 60: StomachsABIDESAAcross 61: Fit to ___ATEEAAcross 62: Tin can plinker, maybeBB GUNAAcross 63: Challenge for a speech coachLISPAAcross 64: Oscar winner LeachmanCLORISAAcross 67: Setting of "The Crucible"SALEMAAcross 68: Nappy fabricMOLESKINAAcross 72: UndevelopedLATENTAAcross 73: Elizabeth Taylor role of '63CLEOAAcross 74: Roman ruler before CaesarSULLAAAcross 75: Subj. of Snowden leaksNSAAAcross 76: Dismantle on a shipUNRIGAAcross 77: Transportation company that skimps on safety?NODRILLSAIRLINEAAcross 80: ConkBEANAAcross 81: WisecrackJAPEAAcross 82: Of the flockLAICAAcross 83: Lawn care brandSCOTTSAAcross 84: Mythological monsterCHIMERAAAcross 87: Addr. book datumTELAAcross 88: Even if, in briefTHOAAcross 89: CorkscrewedSPIRALEDAAcross 92: "___ no turning back"THERESAAcross 95: Dress accessorySASHAAcross 99: KnacksTALENTSAAcross 100: Reason for an ophthalmologist's visitSTYEAAcross 101: It might be answered "Muy bien, gracias"COMOESTAAAcross 104: Sergeant's orderATEASEAAcross 105: Stephen Hawking's computer-generated voice?SCIENCEDICTIONAAcross 107: Church vesselCENSERAAcross 108: Bring inEARNAAcross 109: Duvel pub offeringBLONDEALEAAcross 110: Prepares to proposeKNEELSAAcross 111: Kind of rugAREAAAcross 112: Buttonhole, for exampleSLITAAcross 113: NASA's ___ Research CenterAMESDDown 1: Acting familyALDASDDown 2: Did a Vegas jobDEALTDDown 3: Return optionEFILEDDown 4: Pulled strings, maybe?STRUMMEDDDown 5: Former 6'9" N.B.A.'er Hayes, to fansBIGEDDown 6: "What did ___ deserve this?"IDOTODDown 7: Comfortable stateBED OF ROSESDDown 8: Suffix with ageISMDDown 9: Band's cueHITITDDown 10: More wanASHIERDDown 11: DrawsTIESDDown 12: Old atlas initialsSSRDDown 13: Force under StalinREDARMYDDown 14: Keys on a pianoALICIADDown 15: Two things seen beside James Bond at a casino?DISHANDCHIPSDDown 16: Popular ski spotASPENDDown 17: Butler of literatureRHETTDDown 18: Register ring-upsSALESDDown 20: Screenwriting guru FieldSYDDDown 24: Call from a balconyOROMEODDown 28: Massenet operaMANONDDown 31: Indoor ballsNERFSDDown 32: In a loathsome wayVILELYDDown 34: Starting troubleAGITATINGDDown 35: Tryst siteLOVENESTDDown 38: Director's cryACTIONDDown 39: "The Simpsons" character with a habit of calling things "gnarly"OTTODDown 40: Candy bar that comes two to a packTWIXDDown 41: Most ariasSOLIDDown 43: Insect repellent ingredientORANGEOILDDown 46: ArteryROADDDown 47: "That's ___!"ALIEDDown 48: Bodies of eauMERSDDown 50: Little: SuffixETTEDDown 51: Per ___ANNUMDDown 52: Use for a résuméJOBSEARCHDDown 56: Spammer enablerMAILLISTDDown 58: "Oh yeah? Let's see you hold your breath for TWO minutes!," e.g.?DAREINCREASEDDown 59: Better qualifiedABLERDDown 62: Like Bruce Willis, in his later movie rolesBALDERDDown 63: She "drank champagne and danced all night," in songLOLADDown 64: Crude weaponCLUBDDown 65: 46-Down divisionLANEDDown 66: Spanish alternative?OTRADDown 67: Checked (out)SCOPEDDDown 68: MyocyteMUSCLE CELLDDown 69: Sweater, e.g.KNITDDown 70: "___ it rich?" (Sondheim lyric)ISNTDDown 71: Highlands refusalsNAESDDown 74: Better at connivingSLIERDDown 77: HandlesNAMESDDown 78: Triangular sailLATEENDDown 79: Infuser contentsLOOSETEADDown 81: Altar no-showsJILTERSDDown 85: Gingerbread house visitorHANSELDDown 86: EnrobeATTIREDDown 89: HeapSTACKDDown 90: Eucharist holderPATENDDown 91: TV actress GraffILENEDDown 93: Spotted scavengerHYENADDown 94: "Ditto"SODOIDDown 96: "Take me ___"ASIAMDDown 97: LiftedSTOLEDDown 98: Hosiery brandHANESDDown 100: Kind of tissueSCARDDown 102: Coin gradeMINTDDown 103: Repetitive behavior condition, for shortOCDDDown 105: View from a boardwalkSEADDown 106: Grammy Awards airerCBS