New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd March 2014 There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd March 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Expands, in a wayADDSONAAcross 7: Sister of HeliosEOSAAcross 10: ___ roomRECAAcross 13: Elite unitA-TEAMAAcross 18: Gambling meccaMONACOAAcross 19: Saint's home, for shortNFCSOUTHAAcross 22: Venomous African tree-dwellerMAMBAAAcross 23: Start of a motivational comment attributed to 86-AcrossIHAVENOTFAILEDIVEJUSTAAcross 26: Justin Timberlake's "Cry ___ River"MEAAAcross 27: [That makes me so uncomfortable]CRINGEAAcross 28: LockupCANAAcross 29: Middle of the commentFOUNDTENTHOUSANDWAYSAAcross 37: Toolbar featureHELPAAcross 38: Director NicolasROEGAAcross 39: RecordLOGAAcross 40: Facial moisturizing brandOLAYAAcross 41: "Power" suffixADEAAcross 42: Sticks in the closet?MOPSAAcross 43: End of the commentTHATWONTWORKAAcross 48: College major, brieflySOCAAcross 49: Commercial lead-in to PenEPIAAcross 50: RocketSOARAAcross 51: Cousin of "Ugh!"BAHAAcross 52: Osaka-to-Sapporo dir.NNEAAcross 53: Law firm departmentTRUSTSAAcross 55: Fired onSHOTATAAcross 57: Good-for-nothingUSELESSAAcross 59: Resort city in 1945 newsYALTAAAcross 60: Small sceneSPATAAcross 61: Restricted part of an urban areaBUS LANEAAcross 63: Ball player?SEALAAcross 64: Prominent feature of an Obama caricatureEARAAcross 65: Ray Charles hosted it in 1977: Abbr.SNLAAcross 66: Couple at the altar?IDOSAAcross 69: Start to show one's real potentialBLOSSOMAAcross 72: SoTHUSAAcross 73: Birthplace of Buddha, nowNEPALAAcross 75: Pitcher Mike with 270 winsMUSSINAAAcross 78: Christmas cookie ingredientNUTMEGAAcross 80: PlaguesBESETSAAcross 81: Eponymous German physicistOHMAAcross 82: Combined withCUMAAcross 83: Watering hole for Homer and BarneyMOESAAcross 84: Coin collectorJARAAcross 85: Pelican's home, for shortNBAAAcross 86: See 23-AcrossTHOMAS EDISONAAcross 90: The Durbeyfield girl, in literatureTESSAAcross 91: Dr. Seuss animalCATAAcross 92: It has paper denominations from 5 to 500EUROAAcross 93: Ex-Fed head BernankeBENAAcross 94: Some body work, in slangTATSAAcross 95: Zippo alternativesBICSAAcross 96: Nickname for 86-AcrossTHEWIZARDOFMENLOPARKAAcross 103: Barrel of fun?KEGAAcross 104: Saffron-flavored dishPAELLAAAcross 105: Brow line?ARCAAcross 106: Development of 86-Across ... as depicted in the middle of this gridINCANDESCENTLIGHTBULBAAcross 115: World capital on the slope of an active volcanoQUITOAAcross 116: Dolph of "Rocky IV"LUNDGRENAAcross 117: More chillingEERIERAAcross 118: Throw aroundSTREWAAcross 119: D.C. mover and shaker: Abbr.SENAAcross 120: Scandinavian coinOREAAcross 120: Scandinavian coinORE.AAcross 121: Actor ChristianSLATERDDown 1: French kiss recipient, maybeAMIDDown 2: "How silly of me!"DOHDDown 3: Bit of a codeDNAMOLECULEDDown 4: StockpileSAVE UPDDown 5: View that may cost you extraOCEANDDown 6: Security Council vetoNONDDown 7: InsENTREESDDown 8: Near futureOFFINGDDown 9: Hardly enoughSCANTDDown 10: The French way?RUEDDown 11: It may be delayed by a storm: Abbr.ETDDDown 12: United Center teamCHICAGOBULLSDDown 13: Update, sayAMENDDDown 14: Garden State casino, informally, with "the"TAJDDown 15: Outback nativeEMUDDown 16: Crunches crunch themABSDDown 17: Yoga baseMATDDown 20: ___ of reliefSIGHDDown 21: Nondairy item in the dairy aisleOLEODDown 24: Ones without a leg to stand on?OCTOPIDDown 25: Part of a moving lineVANDDown 29: Blues Brothers wearFEDORASDDown 30: NosedivesDROPSDDown 31: Utmost: Abbr.ULTDDown 32: Farm motherSOWDDown 33: "My word!"WOWDDown 34: Stag, maybeALONEDDown 35: "The fish that got away" and othersYARNSDDown 36: Comic WandaSYKESDDown 37: HurriedHASTYDDown 42: "Death Magnetic" bandMETALLICADDown 43: Drinking bingeTOOTDDown 44: Accessory for the 91-AcrossHATDDown 45: Many an Al Jazeera viewerARABDDown 46: Pioneer org.NASADDown 47: Five-time Super Bowl champions, informallyTHENINERSDDown 50: Barak's successorSHARONDDown 54: Sharp painsSTABSDDown 55: Travel agency listingsSPASDDown 56: CaboosesTUSHESDDown 58: Starts of news articlesLEDESDDown 60: Deli stock with seedsSESAMEBAGELSDDown 62: TightSNUGDDown 67: What an electric current does not flow throughOPEN CIRCUITDDown 68: Relaxed, saySATBACKDDown 70: Difficult weightONUSDDown 71: Appropriate flowers for Mother's Day?MUMSDDown 72: Bootleggers' banesTMENDDown 74: Exams offered four times a yr.LSATSDDown 75: Certain Bach compositionMOTETDDown 76: "For sure"UHHUHDDown 77: Gooey campfire treatSMOREDDown 79: "Not ___ shabby!"TOODDown 80: Cesare Angelotti in "Tosca," e.g.BASSODDown 84: It gets you off scheduleJET LAGDDown 84: It gets you off scheduleJETLAGDDown 87: Place to store hayMOWDDown 88: German articleDERDDown 89: Third line on many a ballot: Abbr.IND.DDown 90: Sunbathing evidenceTANLINEDDown 94: One with bills piling up?TELLERDDown 95: "My Name Is ___," gold album of 1965BARBRADDown 97: "Tell me about it!"IKNOWDDown 98: One of two parts of a British puzzle?ZEDDDown 99: ___ pageOPEDDDown 100: CanineFANGDDown 101: D.C. moverMETRODDown 102: Pi ___, "Life of Pi" protagonistPATELDDown 106: 100s of ordinary people?IQSDDown 107: FanaticNUTDDown 108: Geometry fig.CIRDDown 109: Had somethingATEDDown 110: Bring into courtSUEDDown 111: "___ = Politics" (TV slogan)CNNDDown 112: GuysHESDDown 113: Food Network host SandraLEEDDown 114: "It's f-f-freezing!"BRR