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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th May 2015

There are 103 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th May 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Exactly
AAcross 5: Obama vis-à-vis Columbia
AAcross 9: Deg. from Columbia
AAcross 12: Much-anticipated nights outHOTDATES
AAcross 20: Company with a fleetUHAUL
AAcross 22: Prefix with watt
AAcross 23: Window shopper's cry
AAcross 24: Like the roots of democracy
AAcross 25: Mario's brother, in gamingLUIGI
AAcross 26: Breeding ground
AAcross 26: Breeding ground
AAcross 28: Eventually becameGREWINTO
AAcross 29: Relative of a kite
AAcross 30: Proofer's mark
AAcross 32: "O, never say that I was false of heart ...," e.g.
AAcross 34: "Not only that ..."
AAcross 35: Used a pouffe
AAcross 36: Some spicy cuisine
AAcross 37: Once, old-style
AAcross 38: Competitor of Petro-CanadaESSO
AAcross 40: Laura who wrote and sang "Wedding Bell Blues"NYRO
AAcross 44: Join
AAcross 46: "That's a ___"NONO
AAcross 48: Stuck in a mess?ONKP
AAcross 50: "Ain't gonna happen"NOSOAP
AAcross 52: Heart
AAcross 54: Imminent
AAcross 56: Local theater, slangily
AAcross 58: Ones in an annual hunt
AAcross 60: Ulan-___ (capital of a Russian republic)UDE
AAcross 61: Vehicle with a folding top
AAcross 62: Suffix with stinkEROO
AAcross 63: Fulda tributaryEDER
AAcross 64: Jack's partner
AAcross 65: Cousins
AAcross 66: Goes for the gold?
AAcross 67: Not quite right
AAcross 69: Alternative to metal
AAcross 70: Goddess in "The Tempest"
AAcross 71: Win at auction, say
AAcross 72: Warrior in the "Discworld" fantasy books
AAcross 73: Small force
AAcross 74: Form a coalition
AAcross 76: Jokesters
AAcross 77: Personnel list
AAcross 78: ___ chi ch'uan
AAcross 79: Travelers at the speed of light
AAcross 80: Former Jets coach Ewbank
AAcross 81: Tavern menu heading
AAcross 82: One with a stiff upper lip?
AAcross 83: Speed-skating champion KramerSVEN
AAcross 85: Captain's spot
AAcross 87: Kind of adapterACDC
AAcross 89: Act the rat
AAcross 91: It's folded before a meal
AAcross 93: Dodge Aries, e.g.KCAR
AAcross 95: "Walk ___" (1964 hit)ONBY
AAcross 97: Red Rock dweller
AAcross 99: Magazine mogul, familiarlyHEF
AAcross 102: "Pretty Maids All in ___"
AAcross 103: The sun's "10th planet," once
AAcross 104: Half of a Senate vote
AAcross 105: "This looks bad"UHOH
AAcross 106: Singer ___ RoseAXL
AAcross 107: Barber's supply
AAcross 108: Routine response?
AAcross 109: Kyrgyz provinceOSH
AAcross 110: Trite
AAcross 112: Needle holder
AAcross 113: ___ Paradise of "On the Road"
AAcross 114: Was bankrupt, say
AAcross 115: Blue shade
AAcross 117: Stupefy
AAcross 118: Like some missed pitches
AAcross 119: Stupefy
AAcross 120: Baritone in "The Mikado"KOKO
AAcross 121: Dyspepsia reliever
AAcross 122: All at the start?OMNI
AAcross 123: Home of the Big 12's CyclonesAMES
AAcross 124: One who's behind
AAcross 126: Solomonic
AAcross 128: ___ colada
AAcross 130: Plantation machines
AAcross 132: Holes in Swiss cheese
AAcross 133: Grasps
AAcross 135: "The Night Circus" author Morgenstern
AAcross 137: Chicago mayor EmanuelRAHM
AAcross 139: Yamaha Grizzly, e.g., for shortATV
AAcross 142: Trunk part
AAcross 144: Pond or sand trap
AAcross 146: One of the Jackson 5
AAcross 147: "___-haw!"YEE
AAcross 148: Long-running event?
AAcross 152: "Et voilà!"HEREITIS
AAcross 154: One following an order
AAcross 156: Countermanded
AAcross 157: Verdi's "___ tu"ERI
AAcross 158: Power play result, often
AAcross 159: Pope's vestment
AAcross 160: They're blown at some weddings
AAcross 161: Yahoo! alternativeMSN
AAcross 162: Do a body scan?
AAcross 163: Meanie
DDown 1: With 141-Down, author whose work is the basis of this puzzle's themeJULES
DDown 2: Shipmate of SpockUHURA
DDown 3: Brooklyn Heights school [U.S.; 3,9]SAINTFRANCISCOLLEGE
DDown 4: Yank
DDown 5: En route, as a tanker
DDown 6: Relaxing [U.K.; 6]LETTINGONESHAIRDOWN
DDown 7: Host of the first World Cup, 1930: Abbr.URU
DDown 8: Michael of "Reservoir Dogs"MADSEN
DDown 9: Spooky sounds
DDown 10: 1988 Bon Jovi hit [India; 6]BORNTOBEMYBABY
DDown 11: Words said with a sighAHME
DDown 12: Witchy woman
DDown 13: Others, in OaxacaOTRAS
DDown 14: 1996 Geena Davis thriller [China; 4,4]THELONGKISSGOODNIGHT
DDown 15: Mountain ___ (soft drinks)
DDown 16: What chemists find attractive?
DDown 17: Cookie holder
DDown 18: "Dig in!"
DDown 19: ___-CatSNO
DDown 21: Leans
DDown 27: As an example
DDown 31: PBS craft show for 21 seasons [U.S.; 3,4]THENEWYANKEEWORKSHOP
DDown 33: Sci-fi narcoticTEK
DDown 39: Military trial for a misdemeanor [India; 8]
DDown 41: "Get it?" [Japan; 8]YOUKNOWWHATIMSAYING
DDown 42: Send off
DDown 43: Popular party featureOPENBAR
DDown 45: Often-illegal turns, informally
DDown 47: "Hmm, gotcha"OHOK
DDown 49: Wolfe of mystery
DDown 51: Sugar suffixes
DDown 52: BenjaminCSPOT
DDown 53: Mitchell heroine
DDown 55: Firehouse catching fire, e.g.
DDown 57: "Someone Like You" singer, 2011ADELE
DDown 59: Overdo it at dinner
DDown 68: Two-masted craft
DDown 73: Dr. of hip-hopDRE
DDown 75: Ones pressed into service in the kitchen? [Egypt; 4]LEMONSQUEEZERS
DDown 76: Spitball, e.g.
DDown 77: Mens ___ (legal term)REA
DDown 84: Asseverate
DDown 86: Ambulance destinations, for short
DDown 88: Anatomical sac
DDown 90: Book before Esth.NEH
DDown 91: Event often in a front yardTAGSALE
DDown 92: Passage between buildings
DDown 94: Stream
DDown 96: ___ Tate, onetime English poet laureate
DDown 98: Secretariat's org.THEUN
DDown 100: Send off
DDown 101: Pilots
DDown 108: One-liner, e.g.
DDown 109: Stable bagful
DDown 111: Gets broadcastISON
DDown 112: McGregor of "Big Fish"EWAN
DDown 116: Dream
DDown 125: A neighborGSHARP
DDown 127: "Kind of" ending
DDown 129: Rainbow color
DDown 131: "Ta-ta"IMOFF
DDown 134: Lyric poem
DDown 136: Eager, informallyRARIN
DDown 138: Overflow seating area
DDown 140: "Coffee, ___ Me?"TEAOR
DDown 141: See 1-Down
DDown 143: Longfellow bell townATRI
DDown 145: "Um, pardon ..."
DDown 148: Rabble
DDown 149: A.I. woman in 2015's "Ex Machina"
DDown 150: Std.
DDown 151: Old game console inits.NES
DDown 153: Dress (up)
DDown 155: 1990s Indian P.M.RAO
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