New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th December 2014

There are 67 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th December 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Bed cover
AAcross 6:	Flips
AAcross 12:	Symbol in the logo of "The Big Bang Theory"
AAcross 16:	___ test
AAcross 19:	Drops
AAcross 20:	Title hunter of a 1922 film
AAcross 21:	"___ chance!"
AAcross 22:	It may be beaten, with "the"
AAcross 23:	Religious rituals for cats?	KITTYLITURGY
AAcross 25:	Web browsers
AAcross 27:	"Off the hook"
AAcross 28:	Cookware brand	TFAL
AAcross 29:	Tofurky, to turkey, e.g.
AAcross 30:	Nagging question?	CANI
AAcross 32:	Demanding sort
AAcross 35:	Having left the company, maybe
AAcross 36:	Seeds
AAcross 40:	"Let's Be Cops" org.	LAPD
AAcross 42:	Master of Japanese writing?	KANJIARTIST
AAcross 47:	Sound before a big blow?
AAcross 49:	Orbitz offering
AAcross 51:	Poet who wrote "Let us not speak of them, but look, and pass on"
AAcross 52:	Strange pond scum?	WEIRDALGAE
AAcross 54:	Ingredient in some London pies
AAcross 55:	Jim of children's TV
AAcross 56:	Shred
AAcross 57:	"Zounds!"
AAcross 59:	Swear
AAcross 61:	Day care attendee
AAcross 62:	The tiniest amount	ONEIOTA
AAcross 64:	Never: Ger.
AAcross 65:	"Gilgamesh," e.g.
AAcross 66:	Turns down
AAcross 67:	"Grant your own damn wishes," e.g.?	GENIEJERKREACTION
AAcross 71:	"Do the Right Thing" pizzeria
AAcross 73:	Fire proof?
AAcross 74:	Part of E.U.: Abbr.	EUR
AAcross 75:	Former auto exec Lee	IACOCCA
AAcross 78:	Way of the East
AAcross 79:	Former White House press secretary Perino
AAcross 80:	Cop (to)
AAcross 82:	Markdown marker	REDTAG
AAcross 83:	Futilely
AAcross 85:	Born abroad?
AAcross 87:	"How deep is your love?" or "You should be dancing"?	BEEGEELINE
AAcross 89:	Abnormal swelling
AAcross 90:	Olive Garden starter
AAcross 92:	Full complement for a Quidditch team
AAcross 93:	Comment from a driver who finally reached his destination?	GPSILOVEYOU
AAcross 95:	Jog
AAcross 97:	Stop what you're doing
AAcross 98:	Goggle
AAcross 99:	___ bean
AAcross 101:	Per	APOP
AAcross 103:	Arsenal workers
AAcross 107:	Viet ___	CONG
AAcross 109:	Closest friend, slangily	BESTIE
AAcross 114:	Discusses at length	GOESINTO
AAcross 115:	Surprised comment upon rummaging through a tea chest?	OHDARJEELING
AAcross 117:	Cause of wear and tear
AAcross 118:	Chef Paula
AAcross 119:	See 80-Down
AAcross 120:	Calrissian of "Star Wars"	LANDO
AAcross 121:	"Just ___"
AAcross 122:	Start to go down the drain
AAcross 123:	Literary prefaces
AAcross 124:	Convinces
DDown 1:	Deity in the Edda
DDown 2:	"Sure, put me down for that"	IMIN
DDown 3:	Cavils
DDown 4:	James of jazz	ETTA
DDown 5:	"God Must Have Spent a Little More Time on You" group	NSYNC
DDown 6:	College for a Brit
DDown 7:	"Tennessee Waltz" singer	PATTIPAGE
DDown 8:	Sufficient, informally
DDown 9:	Santa Claus-tracking org.	NORAD
DDown 10:	Descriptive of dingos and jackals
DDown 11:	Blue expanse
DDown 12:	Actress Paquin
DDown 13:	It might be clipped and filed
DDown 14:	Capital on a river of the same name
DDown 15:	Like early Sears business
DDown 16:	Leftover bit
DDown 17:	When doubled, part of many a Robin Williams tribute	NANU
DDown 18:	Abbey area
DDown 24:	Faithful, in old poetry
DDown 26:	Korda who directed "Sahara"	ZOLTAN
DDown 31:	Chemical compound often labeled "S"	NACL
DDown 33:	Barn attachments
DDown 34:	Pot money
DDown 36:	Took care of	SAWTO
DDown 37:	Blue expanse
DDown 38:	Some queenly attire	WHITEGLOVES
DDown 39:	Fighter pilots fly them
DDown 41:	Friday night series?
DDown 43:	Veracruz's capital	JALAPA
DDown 44:	Not learned
DDown 45:	Keep a low profile?
DDown 46:	Circus sights
DDown 48:	Classic theater
DDown 50:	Play again	REAIR
DDown 53:	Mosaicist or glassblower
DDown 55:	About 2 1/2 acres
DDown 58:	Made a false move?
DDown 60:	End of a famous boast	VICI
DDown 63:	"___ Flux," 2005 sci-fi film
DDown 65:	Most chill-inducing
DDown 66:	Many a bored student
DDown 68:	Actress Woodward	JOANNE
DDown 69:	Relative of the cha-cha
DDown 70:	Brain-freeze drinks	ICEES
DDown 71:	Larsson who wrote "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo"	STIEG
DDown 72:	U.S.'s first grocery chain	AANDP
DDown 76:	University of Miami athletes, for short
DDown 77:	Means
DDown 79:	Transportation service for the disabled	DIALARIDE
DDown 80:	Alphabetical 119-Across	AEIOU
DDown 81:	Any four-letter word
DDown 84:	Pals
DDown 86:	Dict. info	ETYM
DDown 88:	Hair gel, e.g.
DDown 90:	Sidestepped
DDown 91:	Ending with cow or hole
DDown 94:	Warmed up the crowd (for)
DDown 96:	"___ honest ..."	TOBE
DDown 100:	"Heaven forbid!"	GODNO
DDown 102:	Strips
DDown 103:	Rarity in un desierto
DDown 104:	One of the friends on "Friends"
DDown 105:	Deferential
DDown 106:	Electronics giant	SONY
DDown 108:	___ the Great of children's lit	NATE
DDown 110:	Picnic side dish
DDown 111:	Brown who founded The Daily Beast	TINA
DDown 112:	Annual "500"	INDY
DDown 113:	Vanity cases?
DDown 115:	Antithesis: Abbr.	OPP
DDown 116:	Attorneys' degs.	JDS