New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th February 2015 There are 78 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th February 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "Everyone who's anyone is attending!"BETHEREAAcross 8: Shoot for the moonGOBIGAAcross 13: Much-anthologized Frank R. Stockton short storyTHELADYAAcross 20: Herald, as a new yearUSHER INAAcross 21: Mitchell heroineO'HARAAAcross 22: One calling it quitsRETIREEAAcross 23: Is a ratSQUEALSAAcross 24: Chimes, e.g.TONESAAcross 25: Short thing for a divaARIETTAAAcross 26: Big ___SURAAcross 27: RarelySELDOMAAcross 29: Long John Silver, for oneSEA DOGAAcross 29: Long John Silver, for oneSEADOGAAcross 31: Not standard: Abbr.IRRAAcross 32: Word with coffee or waterTABLEAAcross 34: Bird that's also the name of an Irish riverERNEAAcross 35: SpedTOREAAcross 36: Canon competitorEPSONAAcross 38: Cookies with a "Golden" varietyOREOSAAcross 39: Slowing, in music: Abbr.RIT.AAcross 39: Slowing, in music: Abbr.RITAAcross 40: Audible pausesUMSAAcross 41: Knot againRETIEAAcross 42: Miranda warning receiver, informallyPERPAAcross 43: Remote button with "+" and "-"VOLAAcross 45: Govt. construction overseerGSAAAcross 46: Founded, on city signsESTDAAcross 47: Word before "I didn't know that!"GEEAAcross 49: Heavy metal band?OREAAcross 49: Heavy metal band?ORE.AAcross 51: Some fraternity menNUSAAcross 54: Proverbial matter of perspectiveHALFFULLAAcross 59: John who played Harold in the "Harold & Kumar" filmsCHOAAcross 60: Question asked in classic 1970s adsISITLIVEAAcross 66: JeopardizedINPERILAAcross 67: AskQUERYAAcross 69: Greek goddess of vengeanceNEMESISAAcross 70: Like Lake Mead or Lake PowellMAN-MADEAAcross 70: Like Lake Mead or Lake PowellMANMADEAAcross 71: Strunk and White topicUSAGEAAcross 72: They're of no concern to cougarsAGEGAPSAAcross 73: "M*A*S*H" rolePIERCEAAcross 75: Cry from a damsel in distressSAVEMEAAcross 77: Part of I.M.F.: Abbr.INTLAAcross 79: Stickup lineYOURMONEYAAcross 83: JustONLYAAcross 86: Laughed harshlyBRAYEDAAcross 88: OverstressBELABORAAcross 89: Foe of Mr. Fantastic in the comicsDRDOOMAAcross 91: Reception vesselURNAAcross 92: Some samplesSIPSAAcross 94: Figure skater MidoriITOAAcross 95: "Now it makes sense!"ISEEAAcross 97: Mop & ___GLOAAcross 98: Frontier sheriff's badgeTINSTARAAcross 100: In the style ofAFTERAAcross 102: Whistleblower's target?TAXICABAAcross 104: "Bye for now," in textspeakTTYLAAcross 105: Rummage (through)RIFLEAAcross 107: No longer hungrySATEDAAcross 109: D.C. clubNATSAAcross 110: Indian musicRAGAAAcross 111: Langston Hughes poemITOOAAcross 112: William ___, British general in the Revolutionary WarHOWEAAcross 113: Assist, as an outlawABETAAcross 114: Colored like ink in "Love's Labour's Lost"EBONAAcross 115: Song by the Clash on Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time" listSHOULDISTAYAAcross 119: Material for many a ski lodgePINEAAcross 120: Part of an Adirondack chairSLATAAcross 121: ___ ConferenceTEDAAcross 122: Command to FidoBEGAAcross 123: BeforeEREAAcross 124: Tech grad: Abbr.ENGRAAcross 125: Gets fixedSETSAAcross 126: Parisian possessiveSESAAcross 127: "Maid in Manhattan" star, informallyJLOAAcross 128: Rx signersMDSAAcross 129: General ___ chickenTSOSDDown 1: Dot on a transit mapBUS STOPDDown 2: -ESQUAREDDown 3: Cartoonist who wrote the caption "Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?"THURBERDDown 4: Titter soundHEEDDown 5: Backspaces, sayERASESDDown 6: IncenseRILEDDown 7: Eve who wrote "The Vagina Monologues"ENSLERDDown 8: MountedGOTONTODDown 9: -OHOMEDDown 10: Test ___BANDDown 11: Beginning of an attorney's endingIRESTDDown 12: Like four of the eight planetsGASEOUSDDown 13: Subjects of apprenticeshipsTRADESDDown 14: Superman, e.g.HERODDown 15: -ETIGERDDown 16: Rough position?LIEDDown 17: Ones in the oil field?ARTISTSDDown 18: Historic filer for bankruptcy in 2013DETROITDDown 19: Was lovesick, sayYEARNEDDDown 28: BlatherDRIVELDDown 30: ___ ExchangeARMANIDDown 33: Cut (off)LOPDDown 37: April second?PEEDDown 44: Center of activityLOCUSDDown 45: Physicist OhmGEORGDDown 47: Virgil, for DanteGUIDEDDown 48: Queen of mysteryELLERYDDown 50: Flightless birdRHEADDown 52: Org. with the motto "Not for self but for country"US NAVYDDown 53: Battle of the Alamo, e.g.SIEGEDDown 54: "For ___" (store sign around Father's Day)HIMDDown 55: California's Santa ___ RiverANADDown 56: I.C.U. workerLPNDDown 57: -FEMPTYDDown 58: Most feebleFRAILESTDDown 61: -TMEMOREXDDown 62: Map partLEGENDDDown 63: "Life ___ Highway"ISADDown 64: One given the velvet rope treatment, for shortVIPDDown 65: Sigmoid shapeESSDDown 67: Get in lineQUEUEDDown 68: Kind of questionYESNODDown 74: Kernel keepersCOBSDDown 76: Prefix with -formAERIDDown 77: CrabbyIRRITABLEDDown 78: Female with a beardNANNY-GOATDDown 80: -RLIFEDDown 81: Stone who co-created "South Park"MATTDDown 82: Cousins of clarinetsOBOESDDown 84: Little houses on the prairieLOGCABINSDDown 85: Indie band whose name means, literally, "I have it"YOLATENGODDown 86: BraceBUTTRESSDDown 87: Anaïs Nin and Franz Kafka, notablyDIARISTSDDown 89: Straight shooters?DEADEYESDDown 90: Family membersMOBSTERSDDown 93: Please, to a PuritanPRITHEEDDown 96: SommelierSTEWARDDDown 99: AnglesSLANTSDDown 100: Baseball family nameALOUDDown 101: Pompom wielder's criesRAHSDDown 103: SulkingINAPETDDown 106: Things found in a pyramidFOODSDDown 108: Sacred symbolTOTEMDDown 116: ___ Library (Austin, Tex., attraction)LBJDDown 117: Atl. Coast stateDEL.DDown 117: Atl. Coast stateDELDDown 118: -IGO