New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th October 2014 There are 75 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th October 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Cheap shot?BBSAAcross 4: SuggestiveRISQUEAAcross 10: William Henry Harrison's nicknameTIPPAAcross 14: Contribute, as to a fundPAYINAAcross 19: FinkRATAAcross 20: SuccessivelyIN TURNAAcross 20: SuccessivelyINTURNAAcross 21: Grimm start?ONCEAAcross 22: Overseas loveAMOREAAcross 23: Pasta suffixINIAAcross 24: Very simpleASEASYASABCAAcross 26: Turns badSOURSAAcross 27: Lucy Ricardo's friendETHEAAcross 29: PhasesPERIODSAAcross 30: Source of the word "mantra"SANSKRITAAcross 32: All outFULLTILTAAcross 34: ExcessFATAAcross 36: -NOEAAcross 37: U.F.O. occupantsETSAAcross 38: -MERTZAAcross 39: FinalizeSEWUPAAcross 41: First choicePLANAAAcross 43: Year that "Shrek" and "Zoolander" came outMMIAAcross 46: Cause of inflation?AIRAAcross 47: ThiefSTEALERAAcross 49: Features of Appaloosa coatsSPOTSAAcross 51: VileDETESTABLEAAcross 54: ProfitYIELDAAcross 56: Monopoly property: Abbr.UTILAAcross 57: Wet depressionSWALEAAcross 58: CavortedPRANCAAcross 60: Like many a stain before washingPRESOAAcross 62: R.V. stop, maybeKOAAAcross 63: The First Lady of Song, to fansELLAAAcross 64: It makes Bruce Banner turn into the HulkANGERAAcross 66: LatheringSOAPINGAAcross 68: Sick bayINFAAcross 70: They're around 2.0CSTUDENTSAAcross 73: -KEDAAcross 74: Shortest Old Testament bookOBADIAHAAcross 77: Queen Amidala's home in "Star Wars"NABOOAAcross 78: Droids, e.g., for shortPDASAAcross 81: Cab alternativeZINAAcross 82: -RMARYAAcross 85: -ROUNDAAcross 87: 2004-13 CBS proceduralCSINYAAcross 88: WreckMESSAAcross 90: "Oh, go on!"PSHAWAAcross 92: Diner side dishONIONRINGSAAcross 94: Pays to playANTESAAcross 96: They got tipped at old-fashioned gentlemen's clubsTOPHATSAAcross 98: MudJOEAAcross 99: ComprehendGETAAcross 100: ___ cheeseNACHOAAcross 102: Flies (through)SAILSAAcross 103: Old roadside advertiserBURMAAAcross 105: Run a fever, sayAILAAcross 106: Accusing of misconductIMPAAcross 108: Philosopher Mo-___TZEAAcross 109: Sized upASSESSEDAAcross 113: "Rebel Without a Cause" actorSALMINEOAAcross 116: Fine fabricBATISTEAAcross 119: -HAVEAAcross 120: "Middlemarch" authorELIOTAAcross 121: EarlyAHEAD OF TIMEAAcross 124: Sweet potatoYAMAAcross 125: Tie a quick knot?ELOPEAAcross 126: Something most people don't want two ofCH'INAAcross 126: Something most people don't want two ofCHINAAcross 127: Small, as a garageONECARAAcross 128: Words for entering a united stateIDOAAcross 129: Units of forceDYNESAAcross 130: -HINGAAcross 131: L.P.G.A. star OchoaLORENAAAcross 132: XTENDDown 1: Court filingBRIEFDDown 2: Source of the words "mamba" and "chimpanzee"BANTUDDown 3: Big name in chain saws and leaf blowersSTIHLDDown 4: Narrow inletRIADDown 5: Psychically, if not physicallyINSPIRITDDown 6: Symbol for a sharp mindSTEEL TRAPDDown 7: Amethyst or citrineQUARTZDDown 8: Latin bearsURSIDDown 9: Greek war goddessENYODDown 10: ScrapTOSS AWAYDDown 11: ___ momentINADDown 12: They've been banned in the U.S. since '79PCBSDDown 13: TREEPECANDDown 14: GobsPASSELSDDown 15: One way to runAMOKDDown 16: "Amen to that!"YOURENOTKIDDINGDDown 17: Pain in the neckIRRITATIONDDown 18: Where many flights endNESTSDDown 25: Charge for a plugADFEEDDown 28: TREEELMDDown 31: Queue before QNOPDDown 33: Say "nyah, nyah," sayTEASEDDown 35: Flower that symbolizes paradise on earthTULIPDDown 39: British armSTEN GUNDDown 40: Source of pressure, at timesPEERDDown 42: Kwik-E-Mart operatorAPUDDown 43: Goods: Abbr.MDSEDDown 44: Cry like a babyMEWLDDown 45: Sly nickname?ITALIANSTALLIONDDown 47: ViewpointSLANTDDown 48: Like months when oysters are not in seasonRLESSDDown 50: Bad-mouth, in BritainSLAGDDown 52: African antelopeELANDDDown 53: Beach topsBRASDDown 55: Brit. awardDSODDown 59: TREECEDARDDown 61: TREEOAKDDown 65: Fixes a frozen screen, sayREBOOTSDDown 67: Old "Gotta have it" sloganeerPEPSIDDown 69: TREEFIRDDown 70: The New Yorker cartoonist RozCHASTDDown 71: Lions and tigers ... and bears, sometimes?NOUNSDDown 72: Tennille of tunesTONIDDown 74: L. Frank Baum princessOZMADDown 75: How congressional elections are heldBIENNIALLYDDown 76: Rock blasterAMPDDown 79: Haloed one: Fr.ANGEDDown 80: Part of CBS: Abbr.SYSTDDown 83: Fraternity lettersRHOSDDown 84: Scold shrillyYAPATDDown 86: Show adequate appreciationDO JUSTICEDDown 87: Sweet fillingCREMEDDown 89: Org. for Bulldogs, Gators and TigersSECDDown 91: First-rateWHIZBANGDDown 93: Leif Ericson, e.g.NORSEMANDDown 95: Some MuslimsSHIITESDDown 97: Follow ___ (do some sleuthing)ALEADDDown 101: Every, in Rx'sOMNDDown 103: Kitchen item used on ThanksgivingBASTERDDown 104: TREEASHDDown 105: Plant ___ (suggest something)ASEEDDDown 107: TREEPEACHDDown 110: "Speak up!"SAYITDDown 111: DuckEVADEDDown 112: FiendDEMONDDown 114: Wear a long faceMOPEDDown 115: "Didn't see you there"OHHIDDown 117: Jerk, slangilyTOOLDDown 118: "___ one objects ..."IFNODDown 122: Article of CologneEINDDown 123: Geological spanERA