New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th July 2015

There are 75 across clues and 60 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th July 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Monocle part
AAcross 4:	Bridge support
AAcross 9:	Many a Theravada Buddhist
AAcross 13:	Indiana city where auto manufacturing was pioneered	KOKOMO
AAcross 16:	Ruler in Richard Strauss's "Salome"
AAcross 17:	Construction site sight
AAcross 17:	Construction site sight
AAcross 21:	Art of flower arranging
AAcross 23:	Red-wrapped imports	EDAMS
AAcross 24:	Prince of Darkness	EVILONE
AAcross 25:	Senate vote
AAcross 26:	Tea made by Peter Rabbit's mother
AAcross 28:	Restriction on Army enlistees
AAcross 29:	Part of CBS: Abbr.	SYST
AAcross 31:	Bring in a new staff for
AAcross 32:	Blender sound
AAcross 34:	"The Untouchables" role
AAcross 35:	Table d'___
AAcross 36:	Grouch
AAcross 37:	"Fasten your seatbelts ..."	HEREWEGO
AAcross 40:	"Smack That" singer	AKON
AAcross 41:	Jaunty greeting	HIHO
AAcross 42:	Shunned ones
AAcross 43:	Pharma fraud police
AAcross 46:	___ of time
AAcross 48:	Half-___ (java order)	CAF
AAcross 49:	Plains Indian
AAcross 50:	Straw mats
AAcross 52:	Senate vote
AAcross 53:	Hoppy brew, for short	IPA
AAcross 55:	Flawless routine
AAcross 57:	City on Utah Lake	OREM
AAcross 59:	Duds
AAcross 60:	Astronomer who wrote "Pale Blue Dot"	SAGAN
AAcross 62:	U.S. 66, e.g.: Abbr.	HWY
AAcross 63:	Like Fr. words after "la"
AAcross 64:	Boston iceman
AAcross 65:	Plane folk?
AAcross 68:	Pepper spray targets
AAcross 70:	Extols
AAcross 71:	Comcast, e.g., for short	ISP
AAcross 72:	Bio subject
AAcross 73:	Trial that bombs, informally	NTEST
AAcross 74:	Piedmont city	ASTI
AAcross 75:	Stud money
AAcross 76:	Interminable time
AAcross 77:	G.E. and G.M.
AAcross 78:	Singer Carly ___ Jepsen	RAE
AAcross 81:	Ball-like
AAcross 83:	Award accepted by J. K. Rowling and turned down by C. S. Lewis
AAcross 85:	"___ Ho" ("Slumdog Millionaire" song)
AAcross 87:	Big channel in reality programming	TRUTV
AAcross 89:	Man's name that's the code for Australia's busiest airport	SYD
AAcross 90:	Genre of Oasis and the Verve	BRITPOP
AAcross 92:	Works at the ballpark, maybe
AAcross 94:	Movie dog	ASTA
AAcross 95:	Army-Navy stores?
AAcross 97:	Kind of tiara and cross
AAcross 98:	Leg bone
AAcross 99:	Okey-___	DOKE
AAcross 101:	Onetime Nair alternative	NEET
AAcross 102:	"___ a customer"	ONETO
AAcross 103:	10 cc's and 64 fl. oz.	AMTS
AAcross 104:	The person you want to be
AAcross 107:	Give a thorough hosing
AAcross 110:	Away
AAcross 111:	What the buyer ends up paying	NETCOST
AAcross 112:	Old crime boss Frank	NITTI
AAcross 113:	"I Love Lucy" surname
AAcross 115:	Response to "Who, me?"	YEAHYOU
AAcross 116:	Eight-related
AAcross 117:	Smooth fabric
AAcross 118:	Lip
AAcross 119:	Head of a crime lab?
AAcross 120:	Prosciutto, e.g.
DDown 1:	Hold up
DDown 2:	Non-PC office purchase	IMAC
DDown 3:	Beautiful butterfly
DDown 4:	*Nickname for Thomas Jefferson	THEMANOFTHEPEOPLE
DDown 5:	Debt, symbolically
DDown 6:	It flows to the Caspian	URAL
DDown 7:	To a degree
DDown 8:	Campus grp. formed in 1960	SDS
DDown 9:	*Nickname for Abraham Lincoln	THEGREATEMANCIPATOR
DDown 10:	Eat or drink
DDown 11:	Seed cover
DDown 12:	Not going anywhere
DDown 13:	Capital on the Congo
DDown 14:	"I heard you the first time!"	OKAYOKAY
DDown 15:	See 18-Down	KEYSTONESOUTHDAKOTA
DDown 18:	What 15-Down is ... or a hint to the answers to the four starred clues in left-to-right order	HOMEOFMOUNTRUSHMORE
DDown 19:	Black birds
DDown 20:	Hanoi celebrations
DDown 22:	*Nickname for George Washington	AMERICANCINCINNATUS
DDown 27:	Union Pacific headquarters
DDown 28:	"The ___ Breathe" (2007 drama with Kevin Bacon and Julie Delpy)	AIRI
DDown 30:	Minister (to)
DDown 33:	*Nickname for Theodore Roosevelt	HEROOFSANJUANHILL
DDown 38:	"Kapow!"
DDown 39:	Guinness Book suffix
DDown 42:	Pay (up)
DDown 44:	Thumb, for one
DDown 45:	AARP and others: Abbr.	ASSNS
DDown 47:	Subject of semiotics
DDown 51:	Gillette products	ATRAS
DDown 54:	Apartment, informally
DDown 56:	Comment regarding a squashed bug	EWW
DDown 58:	High-___ image
DDown 61:	Cornish of NPR	AUDIE
DDown 64:	Consecrated, to Shakespeare
DDown 65:	Toaster's need
DDown 66:	Like a stereotypical mobster's voice
DDown 67:	Alphabet trio	RST
DDown 68:	Four seasons in Seville
DDown 69:	"Am ___ believe ...?"	ITO
DDown 72:	Worthy of pondering
DDown 75:	River through Yorkshire
DDown 79:	Truculent manner
DDown 80:	Where Northwestern University is	EVANSTON
DDown 82:	N.F.L. ball carriers: Abbr.	RBS
DDown 84:	Barry of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"	BOSTWICK
DDown 86:	Stoked, with "up"
DDown 88:	Blank, as a tabula	RASA
DDown 91:	Bygone Chinese money
DDown 93:	Not too swift
DDown 96:	Old German governments	REICHS
DDown 97:	Unlike most mail nowadays
DDown 99:	Gainsay
DDown 100:	Kind of arch
DDown 105:	1977 Electric Light Orchestra hit	DOYA
DDown 106:	Those: Sp.	ESOS
DDown 108:	Westernmost island of the Aleutians	ATTU
DDown 109:	Org. with rules on eligibility	NCAA
DDown 112:	Turndowns
DDown 114:	Bread source, for short