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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th July 2015

There are 65 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th July 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Polite Indian form of address
AAcross 6: Sub (for)
AAcross 10: Ending for many a scandal
AAcross 14: Wan
AAcross 19: Saudi neighbor
AAcross 20: Warmly welcome
AAcross 21: Border river between China and Russia
AAcross 22: Hackneyed
AAcross 23: "Belt it out, Adam!"?FIRSTPERSONSING
AAcross 26: Something "common" that's not always so common
AAcross 27: Road component
AAcross 28: Another shotTAKETWO
AAcross 29: Fleur-de-___
AAcross 30: Advocated, as caution
AAcross 31: Log-in requirementsUSERIDS
AAcross 33: Delhi bread
AAcross 35: 1970s-'80s DodgeOMNI
AAcross 36: Thinks highly of
AAcross 38: "I forbid you from providing special access"?DONTGIVEANIN
AAcross 42: Your father's blockheadedness?POPDENSITY
AAcross 45: It comes between ads
AAcross 46: Mao ___-tungTSE
AAcross 47: Liquids that burn easily
AAcross 48: A forum is for 'em
AAcross 50: Go to bat for someonePINCHHIT
AAcross 53: Middling
AAcross 54: Reprehensible
AAcross 56: "___ you embarrassed?"ARENT
AAcross 57: Dry forecastNORAIN
AAcross 60: Thanksgiving mo. in Canada
AAcross 61: Female counterpart of John DoeJANEROE
AAcross 63: One of the ManningsELI
AAcross 66: Coin flip with a penny?TURNOFTHECENT
AAcross 69: Heel
AAcross 70: Sent down the ladder
AAcross 72: Old Mideast inits.UAR
AAcross 73: Target for foodPREYON
AAcross 75: Wear one's heart on one's sleeve
AAcross 76: Bind tightlyTRUSSUP
AAcross 78: Ohio senator who was one of J.F.K.'s eight "Profiles in Courage"
AAcross 82: Beige and ecru
AAcross 86: Often-contracted phraseLETUS
AAcross 87: Title parrot in a 1998 filmPAULIE
AAcross 89: Football stat: Abbr.INT
AAcross 90: 1,000 kilograms
AAcross 92: Emotional problem that is surprisingly fitting?APTCOMPLEX
AAcross 94: Prepared some amazing Mediterranean fruit?CUTQUITEAFIG
AAcross 98: Deaf person who uses speech and lip-reading
AAcross 99: Hestia, to Artemis
AAcross 100: 2 and 3 tsps., e.g.AMTS
AAcross 101: Middles, in Middlesbrough
AAcross 103: "Oh, come on!"
AAcross 105: Old White House nickname
AAcross 106: Body that's a lot thinner than it used to be
AAcross 108: With 7-Down, like some rabbits
AAcross 111: Cheri of "S.N.L."OTERI
AAcross 112: Do a bad job as a watchman?LOOKOUTFORNOONE
AAcross 115: Fun times
AAcross 116: Coney Island's ___ Park
AAcross 117: Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse TysonNEIL
AAcross 118: Source of "Vissi d'arte"TOSCA
AAcross 119: Scale-busting
AAcross 120: Latin for "let it stand"
AAcross 121: Shore bird
AAcross 122: Travelocity option
DDown 1: Go (through)
DDown 2: "Vissi d'arte," e.g.
DDown 3: Openly expresses disapproval
DDown 4: 100 things, on averageIQS
DDown 5: More resentful
DDown 6: Rodin sculpture of a coupleTHEKISS
DDown 7: See 108-Across
DDown 8: Keeps moist, as vegetables in a grocery store
DDown 9: It's driven through something driven
DDown 10: Really fun time
DDown 11: Question asked breathlessly at a meetingAMILATE
DDown 12: Making a good pitch?TUNINGUP
DDown 13: Work units
DDown 14: Take on
DDown 15: Breastbones
DDown 16: "Keep up the fight"HANGINTHERE
DDown 17: Alternatively
DDown 18: Beggary
DDown 24: Alternatives to commas, informallyPARENS
DDown 25: Don't do itNONO
DDown 32: Like a profile pictureSIDEON
DDown 34: Plus other things of that sortANDSUCH
DDown 35: Baker
DDown 36: Tarzan's adopters
DDown 37: Inflict uponDOTO
DDown 38: Cannon who married Cary GrantDYAN
DDown 39: Here, in HaitiICI
DDown 40: Knows aboutISINON
DDown 41: Earned
DDown 43: Strand because of cold weather, sayICEIN
DDown 44: Scatter
DDown 49: "You're right, though I wish you weren't"TOOTRUE
DDown 51: One of 100 in "The Divine Comedy"
DDown 52: Domain of Charles V: Abbr.HRE
DDown 54: Herculean
DDown 55: VolunteersSTEPSUP
DDown 58: Staple of the fur trade in the 1700s-1800s
DDown 59: Lament
DDown 61: Wrangler, for one
DDown 62: ___ old thing
DDown 63: Paradisiacal
DDown 64: Old frozen dinner brandLEMENU
DDown 65: "Later!"IMOUTTAHERE
DDown 67: Very liberal
DDown 68: Piece of the pie
DDown 71: The "O" in Ogden Nash's alphabet of baseball playersOTT
DDown 74: Math set with an unspecified number of elementsNTUPLE
DDown 77: ___ beetle
DDown 79: "We're done for"ALLISLOST
DDown 80: Expressions of outrageFIES
DDown 81: Class work
DDown 83: Engaged in an activityATIT
DDown 84: Fate
DDown 85: Leave stealthily
DDown 87: One who comes with baggage
DDown 88: Flower that symbolizes immortality
DDown 91: Skeptic's challengeNAMEONE
DDown 93: Wii, e.g.
DDown 95: Physics particles named after a James Joyce coinage
DDown 96: Injudicious
DDown 97: Golfer AokiISAO
DDown 101: Do the dishes?
DDown 102: Like some characters in "The Hobbit"
DDown 103: Common khakis go-with
DDown 104: Try
DDown 105: Evils
DDown 107: Character seen in "The Hobbit"
DDown 109: Formerly
DDown 110: Ring out
DDown 113: Kit ___ bar
DDown 114: Game-winning rowOOO
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