New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th October 2014

There are 59 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th October 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Short end of the stick
AAcross 8:	1960s dance
AAcross 14:	French port just up the coast from Boulogne
AAcross 20:	Speedily
AAcross 21:	Key of Grieg's only piano concerto	AMINOR
AAcross 22:	Belabor, say
AAcross 23:	Leading indicator?	COALCANARYMINE
AAcross 25:	Spruce up
AAcross 26:	Sinus specialist, succinctly	ENT
AAcross 27:	Zest
AAcross 28:	Bacalao and boquerones
AAcross 30:	Ugly one
AAcross 31:	Misfit	ROUNDSQUAREPEGHOLE
AAcross 36:	"American Pie" songwriter	MCLEAN
AAcross 39:	Boosts
AAcross 40:	"___ Grows in Brooklyn"	ATREE
AAcross 41:	Shakespearean lament
AAcross 42:	Like a pilot that's working again
AAcross 45:	Locale that made Hillary famous
AAcross 49:	One who's enthralled, metaphorically	CANDYKIDSTORE
AAcross 52:	French possessive	SES
AAcross 53:	Response to a 26-Across, perhaps
AAcross 54:	Botanist Gray	ASA
AAcross 55:	Dedicated
AAcross 56:	Quod ___ demonstrandum	ERAT
AAcross 58:	First steamship with a planned circumnavigation of the globe
AAcross 59:	Something on a hero, maybe	WHITEHAT
AAcross 62:	Greeted and seated	SAWIN
AAcross 64:	Pitbull or Snoop Dogg
AAcross 66:	Never	MILLIONNOTYEARS
AAcross 69:	1998 Winter Olympics host
AAcross 72:	Studio behind "Amadeus" and "Platoon"
AAcross 73:	Winning an Oscar, Emmy and Tony, e.g.
AAcross 77:	Activist Brockovich
AAcross 78:	Hypnotist's signal
AAcross 79:	One of a dozen popes	PIUS
AAcross 80:	Suffix with ball
AAcross 81:	Game warden?
AAcross 82:	U.S.N. rank	CPO
AAcross 84:	Much ado about nothing	TEATEMPESTPOT
AAcross 89:	"I wouldn't bet on it!"
AAcross 92:	Top of the Eiffel Tower?
AAcross 93:	Honduras-to-Guatemala dirección	OESTE
AAcross 94:	Hearing-related
AAcross 95:	Blues rocker Chris	REA
AAcross 96:	Become fixated
AAcross 97:	Deteriorate rapidly	HANDGOTOHELLBASKET
AAcross 104:	Make ___ dash for	AMAD
AAcross 105:	Went out with
AAcross 106:	Actress Falco	EDIE
AAcross 107:	Neutrinos, symbolically
AAcross 110:	Broccoli-like vegetable
AAcross 112:	It's hard to find	HAYNEEDLESTACK
AAcross 117:	Directs, as a conversation
AAcross 118:	True
AAcross 119:	Transgression
AAcross 120:	Show disdain for, in a way	HISSAT
AAcross 121:	Dinners at which people read at the table
AAcross 122:	Hide
DDown 1:	Sake source
DDown 2:	Like most graffiti, for short
DDown 2:	Like most graffiti, for short
DDown 3:	"Come again?"
DDown 4:	AT&T Stadium team, on scoreboards
DDown 5:	Corner key	ESC
DDown 6:	Speedily	ATARUN
DDown 7:	___ Peace Prize (award discontinued in 1990)
DDown 8:	Charges
DDown 9:	Girl's name that becomes a different girl's name if you switch the first two letters	AMY
DDown 10:	Goalie Howard of U.S.A.'s 2010 and '14 World Cup teams	TIM
DDown 11:	QB Johnny	UNITAS
DDown 12:	Ping maker
DDown 13:	"To reiterate ..."	IREPEAT
DDown 14:	Opposite of waste
DDown 15:	Michigan, in Chicago: Abbr.
DDown 16:	Hide stuff
DDown 17:	___-Detoo ("Star Wars" droid)	ARTOO
DDown 18:	World peace, e.g.
DDown 19:	Atmospheric probe
DDown 24:	"But wait, there's more ..."
DDown 29:	Best suited
DDown 31:	Mailroom stamp	RECD
DDown 32:	Like some chardonnays
DDown 33:	Relinquish
DDown 34:	Plotting
DDown 35:	Thousands, in slang
DDown 36:	Avian mimic
DDown 37:	What stripes and polka dots do
DDown 38:	Luau locale
DDown 42:	Lakers, to Celtics, e.g.
DDown 43:	It may be limited or late
DDown 44:	Subject of some '50s-'60s experiments
DDown 45:	Excellence
DDown 46:	Tombstone figure	EARP
DDown 47:	Brush material
DDown 48:	Two-time title role for Chris Hemsworth
DDown 50:	Artist Frida renowned for her self-portraits	KAHLO
DDown 51:	Took back, as lost territory
DDown 57:	24/7
DDown 58:	Sunday recess?
DDown 60:	Untouchable, e.g.
DDown 61:	Viennese one	EIN
DDown 62:	Long-billed wading bird
DDown 63:	12 months, in Rio
DDown 64:	Hike
DDown 65:	Chihuahua cry
DDown 67:	Preach, e.g.
DDown 68:	Go off
DDown 69:	Gun brand not endorsed by the 111-Down	NERF
DDown 70:	Play ___
DDown 71:	Photographic memory, e.g.
DDown 74:	Thicket
DDown 75:	Sweetie pie
DDown 76:	Gets in the game
DDown 78:	Beethoven's "Hammerklavier," e.g.
DDown 79:	___ curiam decision
DDown 82:	When repeated, party cry
DDown 83:	Weird Al Yankovic, e.g.
DDown 85:	Third person masculine?
DDown 86:	Relative of turquoise
DDown 87:	"___ it!"	SOBE
DDown 88:	International cricket match
DDown 90:	Ones left holding the bag?
DDown 91:	Gaps are filled with them
DDown 95:	Fixed, as Easter eggs
DDown 96:	Michael of "The Great Santini"	OKEEFE
DDown 97:	Like some truths
DDown 98:	Andrea or Nicolò, in the music world
DDown 99:	Scruffs
DDown 100:	Ho preceder
DDown 101:	Gentle alarms
DDown 102:	Go on to say
DDown 103:	Some launch sites
DDown 107:	Half of Mork's farewell	NANU
DDown 108:	La Jolla campus, briefly	UCSD
DDown 109:	___-Ball
DDown 111:	See 69-Down
DDown 113:	Vane dir.
DDown 114:	It. is there	EUR
DDown 115:	Army E-7: Abbr.	SFC
DDown 116:	Contact info abbr.