New York Times Answers - Sunday, 21st September 2014 There are 63 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 21st September 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Coping mechanisms?SAWSAAcross 5: Dog for a "gentleman detective"ASTAAAcross 9: White, informallyANGLOAAcross 14: "Germinal" novelistZOLAAAcross 18: TonHEAPAAcross 19: Drama critic John of The New YorkerLAHRAAcross 20: Teeing offRILINGAAcross 22: Popular children's "find it" book seriesISPYAAcross 23: Rescue film of 2012ARGOAAcross 24: It's normal for NASAONEGAAcross 25: Comedy classic of 1978ANIMALHOUSEAAcross 27: "Hey, what did you think when you missed that last pit stop?" [The Who, 1971]WONTGETFUELEDAGAINAAcross 30: ___ rating system (world chess standard)ELOAAcross 31: Ken of "thirtysomething"OLINAAcross 32: Surgically removeRESECTAAcross 33: "Who, me?"MOIAAcross 36: Bogs downMIRESAAcross 38: Hydroxyl compoundENOLAAcross 40: FannyREAR-ENDAAcross 42: "Did you do anything for luck before today's race?" [Katy Perry, 2008]IKISSEDAGRILLEAAcross 48: ScrumptiousTASTYAAcross 49: "Like this"DOASIDOAAcross 50: Seth of "Late Night"MEYERSAAcross 52: Rock's Everly or CollinsPHILAAcross 53: Stopover spotINNAAcross 54: Summoned, in a wayPAGEDAAcross 57: Perform some magicCASTASPELLAAcross 60: Okla. City-to-Dallas directionSSEAAcross 62: 4 lettersGHIAAcross 63: Gen ___XERAAcross 64: Exams for some coll. applicantsAPTESTSAAcross 65: "How did that new car handle out there on the track?" [Maroon 5, 2011]MOVESLIKEJAGUARAAcross 70: Soft-shell clamSTEAMERAAcross 73: Steinful, maybeALEAAcross 74: Article in AachenEINAAcross 75: Orly bird, once?SSTAAcross 78: TendMINISTERTOAAcross 80: Giant in heating and air-conditioningTRANEAAcross 83: HackCABAAcross 85: City SSW of MoscowORELAAcross 86: Toy company on track to success?LIONELAAcross 89: Unacceptable to polite societyNOTDONEAAcross 91: Late disc jockey CaseyKASEMAAcross 93: "What did you try to do after the caution flag came out?" [The Doors, 1967]BRAKEONTHROUGHAAcross 96: Cover with a hard outer surfaceENCRUSTAAcross 99: Dame ___EDNAAAcross 100: Cast partACTORAAcross 101: Ming of the N.B.A.YAOAAcross 102: Relatively up-to-dateNEWISHAAcross 106: BeautiesGEMSAAcross 108: Slow-wittedDIMAAcross 109: "Are you enjoying your time out on the Nascar circuit?" [Ricky Martin, 1999]LIVINLAVEHICLELOCAAAcross 114: Movie with the line "Old age. It's the only disease, Mr. Thompson, that you don't look forward to being cured of"CITIZENKANEAAcross 117: Lend a dirty hand toABETAAcross 118: "___ do"ITLLAAcross 119: George Will pieceOPEDAAcross 120: Someone a little short?NEEDERAAcross 121: The Swedish NightingaleLINDAAcross 122: Sporty optionTTOPAAcross 123: Love letter sign-offXOXOAAcross 124: OutfitDRESSAAcross 125: Antoine Domino Jr., familiarlyFATSAAcross 126: DitzYO-YODDown 1: Only Literature Nobelist also to win an OscarSHAWDDown 2: Dynamic start?AERODDown 3: "Ring" loversWAGNERIANSDDown 4: ImpeccableSPOTLESSDDown 5: Succulent plantALOEDDown 6: ___ DomingoSANTODDown 7: Posthumous John Donne poem that includes "It suck'd me first, and now sucks thee"THEFLEADDown 8: At itARGUINGDDown 9: ___-Caspian DepressionARALDDown 10: Bay Area gridderNINERDDown 11: SkateGLIDEDDown 12: Green beansLIMASDDown 13: Asian wild assONAGERDDown 14: JerusalemZIONDDown 15: Big Ten sch.OSUDDown 16: Old track holdersLPSDDown 17: Reply to a captainAYEDDown 21: Candied, as fruitGLACEDDown 26: AssailHITATDDown 28: YentaGOSSIPDDown 29: Huge, in poetryENORMDDown 33: Semitransparent fabricsMESHESDDown 34: Suffering a losing streak, in pokerONTILTDDown 35: Rustic poemsIDYLLSDDown 36: Noon, in NantesMIDIDDown 37: Sacred images: Var.IKONSDDown 39: Not be straightLIEDDown 41: "___ Delight," pioneering song by the Sugarhill GangRAPPERSDDown 43: Writer LeShanEDADDown 44: Almost any poem that starts "Roses are red ..."DOGGERELDDown 45: Élève's destinationLYCEEDDown 46: High-speed rideLEARJETDDown 47: Sounds of equivocationERSDDown 51: StillSTAGNANTDDown 55: "So-so" responsesEHSDDown 56: Eye opener?DILATORDDown 58: Kwik-E-Mart guyAPUDDown 59: Stop: Abbr.STADDown 61: Spammer, e.g.EMAILERDDown 63: Classic sports carXKEDDown 66: Words of retreat?OMSDDown 67: Nov. honoreeVETDDown 68: Actress MasseyILONADDown 69: Travel optionAIRDDown 70: Poster bearSMOKEYDDown 71: European capitalTIRANADDown 72: "Romanian Rhapsodies" composerENESCODDown 76: "Be prepared"SCOUTMOTTODDown 77: Sierra follower, in codeTANGODDown 79: NeedleRIBDDown 81: Drama with masksNOHDDown 82: Online investment optionETRADEDDown 84: Big name in house paintBEHRDDown 87: Squeeze (out)EKEDDown 88: Place to dangle one's legsLEDGEDDown 90: TamenessDOCILITYDDown 92: Frankie who starred on "Malcolm in the Middle"MUNIZDDown 94: See 97-DownONE-HALFDDown 95: Home of some BushmenNAMIBIADDown 97: 94-Down x 14SEVENDDown 98: Coiled aboutTWINEDDDown 103: Tattoo artistINKERDDown 104: Glam band with six #1 hits in BritainSLADEDDown 105: Brief name?HANESDDown 107: TrailSCENTDDown 109: "Death in Venice" localeLIDODDown 110: ___ libre (poetry style)VERSDDown 111: Old FordsLTDSDDown 112: Get oldCLOYDDown 113: Dog Chow alternativeALPODDown 114: Crew memberCOXDDown 115: One means of corp. financingIPODDown 116: Okla. neighborTEX.DDown 116: Okla. neighborTEX