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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th January 2015

There are 63 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th January 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Hirer/firer
AAcross 5: Iron setting
AAcross 10: Food processor setting
AAcross 14: One with accounts, for shortADREP
AAcross 19: Darn, e.g.
AAcross 20: Jets or chargers starter
AAcross 21: Doozy
AAcross 22: Revolutionary patriot SilasDEANE
AAcross 23: Asian cuisine
AAcross 24: Put in the minimum stake
AAcross 25: Actress LenaOLIN
AAcross 26: Willing to doUPFOR
AAcross 27: Gigantic sled hauls firewood quite a bitHUGELUGELUGSLOGSLOTS
AAcross 31: 1970s-'80s TV sheriff
AAcross 32: Tell a story
AAcross 33: Grub
AAcross 34: Domestic worker claimed shifting beach engulfed basinMAIDSAIDSANDSANKSINK
AAcross 43: Hong Kong, e.g.: Abbr.ISL
AAcross 44: No-no on gym floors
AAcross 45: Voting no
AAcross 46: Band news
AAcross 48: Put an end to
AAcross 51: Catastrophic start or end?
AAcross 52: Word after camper or before Camp's
AAcross 53: Fused
AAcross 54: It may go from sea to shining sea
AAcross 55: Word in many California city names
AAcross 56: Blue
AAcross 59: "You wish!"ASIF
AAcross 60: Friends who have never been to the beach don't walk by the girl so oftenPALEPALSPASSLASSLESS
AAcross 64: Characteristic times
AAcross 65: Driver's assignment: Abbr.RTE
AAcross 66: Arrangement of hosing?
AAcross 67: Children show their affection for model Kate above all othersKIDSKISSMISSMOSSMOST
AAcross 76: Comics canineODIE
AAcross 77: Energetic sort
AAcross 78: "That's ___-brainer"
AAcross 79: Stuffing ingredient
AAcross 81: "Waking ___ Devine" (1998 movie)
AAcross 82: Hubbub
AAcross 83: Solution for some housework
AAcross 84: Villain
AAcross 85: [I am shocked!]
AAcross 87: ___ Romeo
AAcross 89: GenericNONAME
AAcross 91: Lines around Chicago
AAcross 92: Boisterous oaf confused the previous set of actorsLOUDLOUTLOSTLASTCAST
AAcross 97: Outdoor party
AAcross 98: Info for a limo driver
AAcross 99: "Ta-ta"
AAcross 100: Mr. Chamberlain intends to top off his gas tankWILTWILLFILLFULLFUEL
AAcross 109: Capital where snail noodle soup is popular
AAcross 110: Pew, for one
AAcross 111: Coquette
AAcross 112: Sly
AAcross 113: When promptedONCUE
AAcross 114: Sleeveless item, for shortCAMI
AAcross 115: Like some brewing containers
AAcross 116: Mosque leader
AAcross 117: Bog accumulations
AAcross 118: Head of a Tatar group
AAcross 119: Comics canineSNERT
AAcross 120: Early 1900s gold rush locale
DDown 1: This and that
DDown 2: Home of Hanauma Bay
DDown 3: Solo, in a way
DDown 4: BP logo shape until 2000
DDown 5: QB who led the Cowboys to victories in Super Bowls VI and XIISTAUBACH
DDown 6: Varnish ingredient
DDown 7: Art Deco artistERTE
DDown 8: First person to die in the Bible
DDown 9: Adjust, as pitch
DDown 10: Shut
DDown 11: Oceanic body
DDown 12: This and that
DDown 13: Strong and sharp
DDown 14: Majority group
DDown 15: Silt, e.g.
DDown 16: Whole bunch
DDown 17: Nephew of 8-DownENOS
DDown 18: As stated in
DDown 28: "Was ist ___?"
DDown 29: Bombay and Boodles
DDown 30: H. H. Munro pseudonym
DDown 34: This and that: Abbr.MISC
DDown 35: Music grp.ASCAP
DDown 36: Actress MasseyILONA
DDown 37: Model add-on
DDown 38: Composer Camille Saint-___SAENS
DDown 39: Cars once advertised with the slogan "Find your own road"SAABS
DDown 40: Record of the year
DDown 41: "Necktie"
DDown 42: Mila of "That '70s Show"KUNIS
DDown 47: Court V.I.P.'s
DDown 49: Literature's Nan or GayTALESE
DDown 50: Supply room worker
DDown 52: Metaphors for serious headaches
DDown 55: Flip
DDown 56: "Midnight Cowboy" roleRATSO
DDown 57: Loop around the West?
DDown 58: Mil. decorationsDSCS
DDown 59: "Sometimes you feel like a nut" nut
DDown 61: Not free
DDown 62: Super
DDown 63: Pago Pago locale
DDown 67: "King ___"KONG
DDown 68: Toy company that made Betsy Wetsy
DDown 69: Playground comebackDIDSO
DDown 70: Bungle
DDown 71: Upset withMADAT
DDown 72: Quaint contractionMAYNT
DDown 73: "Love Story" co-starONEAL
DDown 74: The Beach Boys' "Surfer Girl" vis-à-vis "Little Deuce Coupe"SIDEA
DDown 75: Works
DDown 80: Egg holder
DDown 83: California city where the first Apple computer was builtLOSALTOS
DDown 84: "Hush!"BESILENT
DDown 86: Retreat
DDown 86: Retreat
DDown 87: "There oughta be ___"ALAW
DDown 88: Comedian who said "Every day starts, my eyes open and I reload the program of misery"LOUISCK
DDown 89: Cry of innocenceNOTI
DDown 90: Non-PC personMACUSER
DDown 93: Border payments
DDown 94: KeptLEFTIN
DDown 95: 1960s chess champion MikhailTAL
DDown 96: Halloween prop
DDown 100: Die down
DDown 101: Early cultivator of potatoes
DDown 102: Mrs. Rabin of IsraelLEAH
DDown 103: "Rama ___ Ding Dong" (1961 hit)
DDown 104: Show bias
DDown 105: Like some lashes and tans
DDown 106: Fendi ___ (men's cologne)UOMO
DDown 107: Activity at a doctor's office
DDown 108: Tick-borne affliction
DDown 109: Leapfrog
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