New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th May 2014 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th May 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: PatDABAAcross 4: Nosed aroundPRIEDAAcross 9: Univ. divisionsDEPTSAAcross 14: Early third-century yearCCIVAAcross 18: Univ. in Troy, N.Y.RPIAAcross 19: Quarter back, possiblyCHANGEAAcross 20: Like some workersAPIANAAcross 21: Edison's middle nameALVAAAcross 22: Irish chemist?ANGIEOGRAMAAcross 24: Irish arborist?WILLOTREESAAcross 26: Harvey of HollywoodWEINSTEINAAcross 27: China's Zhou ___ENLAIAAcross 28: How pastrami is usually orderedONRYEAAcross 29: SerenadedSANGTOAAcross 30: "Scary Movie," for oneSPOOFAAcross 31: Love letters?SWAKAAcross 32: Irish secretary?JEANOTYPINGAAcross 36: Targets for a deliverySHIPSTOAAcross 39: One may take you inSCAMAAcross 41: MistsSPRAYSAAcross 42: Bird on a Canadian dollarLOONAAcross 43: All-human bridge?TOOAAcross 44: Barely biteNIPATAAcross 46: When the day's done, to DonneE'ENAAcross 46: When the day's done, to DonneEENAAcross 47: Irish algebra teacher?COREYOGRAPHAAcross 51: Missile Command makerATARIAAcross 52: NoodgesNAGSAAcross 54: Big name in restaurant reviewsZAGATAAcross 55: "Hard ___!" (nautical command)ALEEAAcross 56: Digs of pigsPENAAcross 57: When the day's done, to DenisNUITAAcross 59: End of a game?ALAIAAcross 61: Long, angry complaintSCREEDAAcross 63: Irish woodworker?PATTYOFURNITUREAAcross 67: LieREPOSEAAcross 70: Part of a dishwasherRACKAAcross 71: California county or its seatNAPAAAcross 72: BeatTOPAAcross 75: Jack-in-the-pulpit, e.g.ARUMAAcross 76: Finger-pointerNAMERAAcross 79: ___ City (Baghdad area)SADRAAcross 81: LieSTORYAAcross 83: Irish mountain climber?NATEOSUMMITAAcross 86: Family nicknameSISAAcross 87: Canadian blockheadHOSERAAcross 88: Suffix with zincITEAAcross 89: Victory goddessNIKEAAcross 90: Set crowd, maybeEXTRASAAcross 93: Where the Storting meetsOSLOAAcross 94: Light reddish-brown horsesSORRELSAAcross 96: Irish dogsled racer?JUNEOALASKAAAcross 99: 1979 Roman Polanski filmTESSAAcross 100: Places for fuelTANKSAAcross 101: Places for panelsDAISESAAcross 104: Fall shadeOCHREAAcross 106: Some investment bonds, for shortMUNISAAcross 107: Band with the 1974 #1 hit "The Night Chicago Died"PAPERLACEAAcross 110: Irish health care worker?MAEOCLINICAAcross 112: Irish painter?MELOYELLOWAAcross 113: Do sometimes called a "natural"AFROAAcross 114: SupportBRACEAAcross 115: "So true"IAGREEAAcross 116: Yard filler, maybeALEAAcross 117: Snorkeling localeREEFAAcross 118: Director von SternbergJOSEFAAcross 119: Put up withSTANDAAcross 120: "___ not!"DIDDDown 1: TiesDRAWSDDown 2: Problem in bed, for someAPNEADDown 3: Like some bands with only modest Western popularityBIGINJAPANDDown 4: Light quantaPHOTONSDDown 5: Burning sensation?RAGEDDown 6: Calvary inscriptionINRIDDown 7: Richard of "A Summer Place"EGANDDown 8: ___ Bums (Brooklyn Dodgers nickname)DEMDDown 9: Suddenly strikeDAWNONDDown 10: Novel endingEPILOGDDown 11: Rice dishPILAFDDown 12: AnklebonesTALIDDown 13: ___-Caps (candy)SNODDown 14: Steal, as a vehicleCARNAPDDown 15: Chaucer work that invokes the book of Job, with "The"CLERKSTALEDDown 16: Tony-winning actress JudithIVEYDDown 17: Still-life subjectVASEDDown 19: Jai alai basketCESTADDown 23: ___ Johansson, 1959-60 world heavyweight championINGEMARDDown 25: AAA serviceTOWINGDDown 27: Protestant denom.EPISCDDown 30: One who bugs people?SPYDDown 31: Riddles with bulletsSHOOTSUPDDown 33: Christmas Day urgingOPENITDDown 34: CompactTREATYDDown 35: Positive principleYANGDDown 36: Versatile beanSOYADDown 37: Pith helmetTOPEEDDown 38: Voiced some pleasureOOHEDDDown 39: BreezeSNAPDDown 40: QuoteCITEDDown 42: Advantage, with "up"LEGDDown 45: "Tony n' ___ Wedding"TINASDDown 48: Springfield Plateau areaOZARKSDDown 49: PourRAINDDown 50: Numismatist's classificationRAREDDown 53: Preinstalled iPhone browserSAFARIDDown 58: Setting setUTENSILSDDown 60: Montréal suburb Côte St.-___LUCDDown 62: Hard drive malfunctionCRASHDDown 63: Pear or quincePOMEDDown 64: Utah cityOREMDDown 65: One of the GandhisINDIRADDown 66: Foot boneTARSALDDown 67: Indian princessesRANISDDown 68: Orphic hymn charmerERATODDown 69: "Let's shake!"PUTERTHEREDDown 72: Prepare the first course, sayTOSSASALADDDown 73: Pitcher HershiserORELDDown 74: Lighting expert?PYRODDown 77: "Great" birdsAUKSDDown 78: Marie Curie, e.g.: Abbr.MMEDDown 80: AboutASTODDown 82: Got sickTOOKILLDDown 84: "I'll be right with you"ONESECDDown 85: Some distance racesTENKSDDown 91: Marks (out)XESDDown 92: Depressed-lookingSADEYEDDDown 95: Cover with new shinglesREROOFDDown 96: She married Bobby on "The Sopranos"JANICEDDown 97: Social welfare org.UNICEFDDown 98: Eastern wrap: Var.SAREEDDown 100: Bonito relativesTUNASDDown 102: Possible water contaminatorE. COLIDDown 103: TailoredSEWEDDDown 104: Barbra's "Funny Girl" co-starOMARDDown 105: ___ noirCAFEDDown 106: "The Hunter (Catalan Landscape)" painterMIRODDown 107: Fertilizer ingredientPEATDDown 108: Bit of stagnant-water growthALGADDown 109: Lucrative Internet bizPORNDDown 111: War on Poverty prezLBJDDown 112: What can open files?MIS