New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th January 2015 There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th January 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: The "1" of 1/4JANAAcross 4: Org. portrayed in "American Hustle"FBIAAcross 7: Conceal, in a wayPALMAAcross 11: AloofOFFISHAAcross 17: Subj. that gets into circulation?ANATAAcross 19: Caterer's containerURNAAcross 20: StartersA-TEAMAAcross 22: SpringPOUNCEAAcross 23: Greeting at the doorCOMEONINAAcross 25: Daily newspaper feature, informallyXWORDAAcross 26: RabelaisianEARTHYAAcross 27: Signs from aboveOMENSAAcross 28: Part of U.N.C.F.NEGROAAcross 30: "Nobody's infallible, not even me"IMONLYHUAAcross 32: Literary genre of "David Copperfield" or "Ender's Game"BILDUNGSROAAcross 34: World-wearyBLASEAAcross 35: U.K. record labelEMIAAcross 37: StatesSAYSAAcross 38: So-called "herb of remembrance"ROSEMARYAAcross 40: JimmyCROWBARAAcross 43: Serenader, maybeBEAUAAcross 45: Something a chair hasAGENDAAAcross 47: "Candid Camera" featurePRANKAAcross 48: To the same extentASFARAAcross 51: What a hippie lives in?THENOWAAcross 54: Takes to courtARRAIGNSAAcross 56: Novelist Frank who wrote "The Octopus"NORRISAAcross 58: She, in BrazilELAAAcross 59: Hipster beer, for shortPBRAAcross 61: Most IRT lines in the Bronx, e.g.ELSAAcross 62: Cry of discoveryOHOAAcross 63: ___ cottaTERRAAAcross 65: Like smoothie fruitPUREEDAAcross 67: Rocker Weymouth of the Talking HeadsTINAAAcross 71: Title song question in Disney's "Frozen"DOYOUWANTTOBUILDASNOWAAcross 75: ___ jacketETONAAcross 76: AbaloneSEA-EARAAcross 77: Southern African desertNAMIBAAcross 78: You can bank on itATMAAcross 79: Bygone French coinECUAAcross 81: Foreign policy grp.NSCAAcross 82: Window units, brieflyACSAAcross 83: ___ Stark, Oona Chaplin's "Game of Thrones" roleTALISAAAcross 85: Friend's couch, perhapsCRASHPADAAcross 89: Stuffed Jewish dishKISHKAAAcross 92: Leslie of "Gigi" and "Lili"CARONAAcross 93: Singer MannAIMEEAAcross 94: "Tom ___" (#1 Kingston Trio hit)DOOLEYAAcross 96: ReclinedLAINAAcross 98: Sang like EllaSCATTEDAAcross 100: What may eat you out of house and home?TERMITESAAcross 103: HonDOLLAAcross 107: 37-Across, informallySEZAAcross 108: Some police attireVESTSAAcross 110: Academy Award winner who has played both a U.S. president and GodMORGANFREEAAcross 112: Cover subject on Ms. magazine's debut issue, 1972WONDERWOAAcross 115: Easily bribedVENALAAcross 116: City burned in GenesisSODOMAAcross 117: ___ algebraLINEARAAcross 118: ScopeAMBITAAcross 120: 1990s crazeMACARENAAAcross 122: Eats upSNARFSAAcross 123: Kitchen gadgetPARERAAcross 124: Free ad, for shortPSAAAcross 125: Water carrierMAINAAcross 126: See 52-DownDESOTOAAcross 127: Like stereotypical TV neighborsNOSYAAcross 128: Application info: Abbr.SSNAAcross 129: Spanish articleLASDDown 1: Pioneering urbanologist JaneJACOBSDDown 2: Inability to recall the names of everyday objectsANOMIADDown 3: To witNAMELYDDown 4: EntertainmentFUNDDown 5: ElicitBRING OUTDDown 6: "Delaware Water Gap" painter GeorgeINNESSDDown 7: Long period of stability ending circa A.D. 180PAX ROMANADDown 8: Part of Lawrence Welk's introductionATWODDown 9: Enthusiastic, sociable, confident type, it's saidLEODDown 10: Norma Jean, laterMARILYNDDown 11: Kitchen gadgetOPENERDDown 12: Certain weanlingFOALDDown 13: One of a Greek trioFURYDDown 14: 100% guaranteedINTHEBAGDDown 15: "Kinderszenen" composerSCHUMANNDDown 16: Exclamation repeated in the Monkees' TV theme songHEYDDown 18: Is a mixologistTENDSBARDDown 21: Drug also known as EcstasyMDMADDown 24: Big Ten rival of UMichOSUDDown 29: College sr.'s testGREDDown 31: Award for Hunt and PeckOSCARDDown 33: Shooters' org.NRADDown 34: Its drafts may be craftsBREWPUBDDown 36: BothersIRKSDDown 39: Fourth word in the "Star Wars" prologueAGODDown 41: Kind of blueOPALDDown 42: Ones holding hands?WRISTSDDown 44: "Un Ballo in Maschera" ariaERITUDDown 46: Hesitant start to a questionDAREIASKDDown 48: + endANODEDDown 49: "Ooh-la-la!"SOHOTDDown 50: Cold treat, informallyFROYODDown 52: With 126-Across, first European to cross the MississippiHERNANDODDown 53: ThrillsELATESDDown 55: Website billed as "the front page of the Internet"REDDITDDown 57: ClinchesSEWSUPDDown 60: Repast for a late riserBRUNCHDDown 64: Singer Carly ___ JepsenRAEDDown 65: ___ favorPORDDown 66: Good wood for cabinetmakingELMDDown 68: Where bombs are bursting, per Francis Scott KeyINAIRDDown 69: "Au contraire!"NOTSODDown 70: "Gimme a break!"AWMANDDown 72: Quick round of tennisONESETDDown 73: Takes onTACKLESDDown 74: Summers of old?ABACIDDown 80: President Arthur's nicknameCHETDDown 82: Feature of much modern architectureASYMMETRYDDown 84: Hill or daleLANDFORMDDown 85: Mama ___CASSDDown 86: Popular Eastern beverageRICEWINEDDown 87: Largest state of BrazilAMAZONASDDown 88: Deadly viperADDERDDown 90: Suffix with hotelIERDDown 91: Container in a 34-DownALEGLASSDDown 95: Place to kick your feet upOTTOMANDDown 97: Solid rock center?ASADDown 99: Very muchEVER SODDown 101: ___ thruster (NASA system)IONDDown 102: Wanders (around)TRAMPSDDown 104: Traveling around the holidays, maybeORDEALDDown 105: New Jersey town next to Fort LeeLEONIADDown 106: 1960s-'80s PontiacLEMANSDDown 109: SubstituteSWAPDDown 111: Edward Snowden subj.NSADDown 113: "Quo Vadis" characterNERODDown 114: NuttyDAFTDDown 115: Tries to winVIESDDown 117: You can trip on itLSDDDown 119: DudeBRODDown 121: Has the ability toCAN