New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th September 2014 There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th September 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Sissy who's not a sissySPACEKAAcross 7: BenefitsAVAILSAAcross 13: Blade in the back?SCAPULAAAcross 20: Lost lady in "The Raven"LENOREAAcross 21: RefresherCATNAPAAcross 22: Cleaning aidWASHRAGAAcross 23: BidINVITEAAcross 24: Something given when someone has been takenEULOGYAAcross 25: TranquilAT PEACEAAcross 26: Actor Michael's means of support?CAINEPILLARAAcross 28: Comic Tina recovered from her wound?FEYHEALEDAAcross 30: Early "Project Runway" sponsorELLEAAcross 31: No-see-umsGNATSAAcross 32: Obama caricature featureBIGEARSAAcross 33: Ocho ___ (Jamaican resort)RIOSAAcross 35: Blood productsSERAAAcross 37: Big name in ice creamEDYAAcross 38: Positive signs of life in outer space?AOKSAAcross 42: Heir of martial artist Bruce?LEESCIONAAcross 46: Tennis champ MonicaSELESAAcross 48: SquareUNHIPAAcross 49: Hip-hop record mogul GottiIRVAAcross 50: Civil rights leader RoyINNISAAcross 52: Annoyance for actor Colin?FIRTHBOTHERAAcross 55: Org. that takes donations for the strapped?NRAAAcross 56: Caroler's quaffEGGNOGAAcross 58: 2007 3x platinum Alicia Keys albumASIAMAAcross 59: 2012 gold-medal gymnast RaismanALYAAcross 60: Person whose number is upGONERAAcross 62: InsELITEAAcross 65: SagDROOPAAcross 67: Flamenco criesOLESAAcross 68: Thunderstruck critic's review for actor Richard?GEREBOGGLESAAcross 72: Studies: Abbr.RPTSAAcross 75: Ball club positionSCOUTAAcross 77: Word in a Yale fight songBOOLAAAcross 78: Popular airfare comparison siteKAYAKAAcross 79: Trojan's home, for shortUSCAAcross 81: Sirs' counterpartsMAAMSAAcross 84: Thriller writer DeMilleNELSONAAcross 87: The Judds, e.g.DUOAAcross 88: What actor Martin calls his athletic footwear?SHEENCLEATSAAcross 92: "His wife could ___ lean"EATNOAAcross 93: Q&A part: Abbr.ANSAAcross 94: Branch of IslamSUNNIAAcross 95: Dental unitTOOTHAAcross 97: Urban legend about rapper Kanye?WESTMYTHAAcross 99: "The Great White Hope" director MartinRITTAAcross 100: It came down in 2001MIRAAcross 102: Out of the windALEEAAcross 104: Bring down, in EnglandRASEAAcross 105: "Me, me, me" sortEGOTISTAAcross 108: Cleaning aid since 1889LYSOLAAcross 110: Aquatic organismALGAAAcross 114: Musician David's equestrian accouterments?BYRNETACKAAcross 117: Tart cocktail named for comic Amy?POEHLERSOURAAcross 119: Components for wireless networksROUTERSAAcross 120: Philippine province with a repetitive nameILOILOAAcross 122: "Good riddance!"NOLOSSAAcross 123: Suspected cause of Napoleon's deathARSENICAAcross 124: Subject of a Scottish mystery, informallyNESSIEAAcross 125: Not totally againstOPENTOAAcross 126: Aces the testGETSANAAAcross 127: Some mountsSTEEDSAAcross 128: Oil giant based in MemphisWESSONDDown 1: Piece of cakeSLICEDDown 2: Kind of codePENALDDown 3: Rural blockANVILDDown 4: Creative word peopleCOINERSDDown 5: Folies-Bergère costume designerERTEDDown 6: "Don't stop!"KEEP GOINGDDown 7: Speedy Northeast conveyanceACELADDown 8: LeapsVAULTSDDown 9: They go around the worldATLASESDDown 10: "___ out?" (question to a pet)INORDDown 11: Fail to keep upLAGDDown 12: Ian Fleming genreSPYFIDDown 13: InfluencedSWAYEDDDown 14: Polo grounds?CATHAYDDown 15: In accordance withASPERDDown 16: Partridge family memberPHEASANTDDown 17: Russia's ___ AirlinesURALDDown 18: Teddy materialLACEDDown 19: Kept underground, maybeAGEDDDown 27: One way to break outINSONGDDown 29: Casts outEGESTSDDown 32: "Eat, Pray, Love" settingBALIDDown 34: More slick, in a wayICIERDDown 36: CallREFDDown 39: "Praise the Lord!"OHHAPPYDAYDDown 40: German city on the BalticKIELDDown 41: Surprisingly agileSPRYDDown 42: JargonLINGODDown 43: "The Fog of War" director MorrisERROLDDown 44: EphemeralEVANESCENTDDown 45: San Francisco gridderNINERDDown 47: Time pieceERADDown 48: Man, in MilanUOMODDown 51: Foot-long partSOLEDDown 53: Stay out of sightHIDEDDown 54: Set on a cellphoneBARSDDown 57: Bandmate Barry, Maurice or RobinGIBBDDown 61: Get-out-of-full-screen buttonESCDDown 63: As wellTOODDown 64: Dr. ___ Spengler ("Ghostbusters" role)EGONDDown 66: ___ pro nobisORADDown 68: Some chip dip, informallyGUACDDown 69: List abbr.ET ALDDown 69: List abbr.ET AL.DDown 70: ElationGLEEDDown 71: Old NBC dramaLALAWDDown 73: HeckleTAUNTDDown 74: Little bitSKOSHDDown 76: Bygone DodgeOMNIDDown 78: Clove hitch and sheepshankKNOTSDDown 79: Boycotter of the '84 L.A. OlympicsUSSRDDown 80: Feng ___SHUIDDown 82: Not in pounds, sayMETRICDDown 83: ___ PauloSAODDown 85: Organic compoundSTEROLDDown 86: Tempting words for shopaholicsONSALENOWDDown 89: AccordsENTENTESDDown 90: ImpeccablyTO A TDDown 91: Home to the Blues and once the Browns: Abbr.STLDDown 96: Noted hint giverHELOISEDDown 98: German ___MEASLESDDown 100: Advil competitorMOTRINDDown 101: Lake that's the source of the MississippiITASCADDown 103: Lens coverEYELIDDDown 106: Davis of "Commander in Chief"GEENADDown 107: One side in a pickup basketball gameSKINSDDown 109: Department store sectionSHOESDDown 111: Nut jobsLOONSDDown 112: VerveGUSTODDown 113: Burning desire?ARSONDDown 114: What 105-Acrosses doBRAGDDown 115: Days gone byYOREDDown 116: "Too much rest is ___": Sir Walter ScottRUSTDDown 117: Sit to be shotPOSEDDown 118: Tug-of-war needROPEDDown 121: Call from the sidelinesLET