New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th July 2014 There are 71 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th July 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Fighting groupCADREAAcross 6: UnderstoodGOTAAcross 9: Scientific truthLAWAAcross 12: LivesABIDESAAcross 18: Opposite of wind upUNREELAAcross 20: Bobby on the iceORRAAcross 21: Memphis-to-Nashville dir.ENEAAcross 22: Like yesterdayRECENTAAcross 23: Classic excuse for some misdemeanorsBOYSWILLBEBOYSAAcross 26: Intimidating wordsOR ELSEAAcross 27: Prefix with -graphicIDEOAAcross 28: Mercury, but not EarthGODAAcross 29: Workman's aidVANAAcross 30: Heavy workTOMEAAcross 32: Carrier to TokyoANAAAcross 33: World's largest particle physics lab, in SwitzerlandCERNAAcross 34: Many a drive-thru installationATMAAcross 35: Declaration from PopeyeIYAMWHATIYAMAAcross 38: ___ Anne's (popular pretzel purveyor)AUNTIEAAcross 41: Smugglers' worriesRAIDSAAcross 42: ___ mortalMEREAAcross 43: Doubt-dispelling words from Lady MacbethWHATSDONEISDONEAAcross 48: Follower of lopSIDEDAAcross 49: Follower of lopEAREDAAcross 50: Formerly, onceERSTAAcross 51: SpectrumGAMUTAAcross 53: "Alea iacta ___" ("The die is cast")ESTAAcross 54: Mutt's mutter?ARFAAcross 57: "When You're Good to ___" ("Chicago" song)MAMAAAcross 60: Aside, e.g.REMARKAAcross 63: EncyclopedicVASTAAcross 65: Frequent features of John Constable landscapesELMSAAcross 68: AtypicalRAREAAcross 70: Bearing in mindNOTINGAAcross 72: Famous YogiismITAINTOVERTILLITSOVERAAcross 76: Traditional Gaelic singerLILTERAAcross 77: Falafel holderPITAAAcross 78: Food often with pentagonal cross sectionsOKRAAAcross 79: "All ___"RISEAAcross 80: Holy ___TERRORAAcross 82: Makes loop-the-loops?SEWSAAcross 84: Chicken ___ diableALAAAcross 84: Chicken ___ diableALA.AAcross 86: Spanish "that"ESAAAcross 87: One summing things upADDERAAcross 89: They may come with covenantsARKSAAcross 92: Property areasACRESAAcross 94: Match game?SLOTSAAcross 97: Words dismissive of detractorsHATERSGONNAHATEAAcross 102: Send, in a wayWIREAAcross 103: Urge to attackSET ONAAcross 103: Urge to attackSETONAAcross 104: Top choiceBLOUSEAAcross 105: Expression of resignationITISWHATITISAAcross 109: Baseball stat.AVGAAcross 110: "Did gyre and gimble in the ___": "Jabberwocky"WABEAAcross 114: Take it easyVEGAAcross 115: CastHURLAAcross 116: Sushi topper, maybeROEAAcross 117: Hardly highbrow readingRAGAAcross 118: Material blocked by parental controlsSMUTAAcross 119: Fantasy title character whose name is one letter different from the creature he ridesERAGONAAcross 121: "We will tolerate this no more!"ENOUGHISENOUGHAAcross 125: Least plausibleLAMESTAAcross 126: Certain wardrobe malfunctionRIPAAcross 127: Filler of la merEAUAAcross 128: Mess upTOUSLEAAcross 129: Covers with gooSLIMESAAcross 130: Austin Powers, e.g.SPYAAcross 131: Record statRPMAAcross 132: GuideSTEERDDown 1: Like some measuresCUBICDDown 2: Cell partANODEDDown 3: Whirlpool productDRYERDDown 4: Strike a chordRESONATEDDown 5: "Gross!"EEWDDown 6: Source of great profitGOLD MINEDDown 6: Source of great profitGOLDMINEDDown 7: Mercury or EarthORBDDown 8: District in RomeTREVIDDown 9: Sheldon's apartment-mate on "The Big Bang Theory"LEONARDDDown 10: "___ questions?"ANYDDown 11: Emmy-winning drama four years in a row, with "The"WESTWINGDDown 12: Some memory triggersAROMASDDown 13: Stereotypical beatnik accessoryBERETDDown 14: Hard waterICEDDown 15: Pushed backDELAYEDDDown 16: CaptureENSNAREDDown 17: FumingSTEAMEDDDown 19: Bonding moleculeLIGANDDDown 24: Kind of ticketLOTTODDown 25: HowlBAYDDown 31: "My, my!"OHDEARDDown 36: Card game with a "Chairman"MAODDown 37: ApeIMITATORDDown 39: Letters of certification?USDADDown 40: Ending for how or who, for ShakespeareE'ERDDown 43: One that's a bore?WEEVILDDown 44: FightsHASATITDDown 45: Where prints may be picked upARTSALEDDown 46: MovementISMDDown 47: Send in troops, saySTARTAWARDDown 48: Some wrestlersSUMOSDDown 52: BonkersMENTALDDown 55: Went back overRETRODDDown 56: Rapper ___ RidaFLODDown 58: Juin precederMAIDDown 59: 1968 live folk albumARLODDown 61: "Tender Is the Night" locale, with "the"RIVIERADDown 62: Mideast legislatureKNESSETDDown 64: Determines the concentration of a dissolved substanceTITRATESDDown 66: Team V.I.P.MVPDDown 67: Ocho - dosSEISDDown 69: Certain ruminantELKDDown 71: "Summer Nights" musicalGREASEDDown 73: Colorful, pebble-like candiesNERDSDDown 74: Bit of trip planning: Abbr.RTEDDown 75: Roth ___IRADDown 81: Take up again, as a caseREHEARDDown 83: Yearbook sect.SRSDDown 85: Small power sourcesAAASDDown 88: Ones that warn before they attackRATTLERSDDown 90: Former employer for Vladimir Putin, for shortKGBDDown 91: Sunny roomSOLARIUMDDown 93: ReamsCHEWSOUTDDown 94: Takes a turnSWIVELSDDown 95: StrictLITERALDDown 96: Work for a folderORIGAMIDDown 98: What you might be in France?TOIDDown 99: Degree of disorder in a systemENTROPYDDown 100: Pop stars?NOVASDDown 101: Bit of wisdomNUGGETDDown 103: Pushes asideSHUNTSDDown 106: "___ Baby Are You?" (1920 show tune)WHOSEDDown 107: Debt noteIOUDDown 108: Rocker BobSEGERDDown 111: BeguileAMUSEDDown 112: Corn chip since 1966BUGLEDDown 113: Clear skyETHERDDown 120: PipGEMDDown 122: Barely beatNIPDDown 123: Chance, poeticallyHAPDDown 124: RefusalsNOS