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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Polite Indian form of addressSAHIBAAcross 6: Sub (for)TEMPAAcross 10: Ending for many a scandalGATEAAcross 14: WanASHENAAcross 19: Saudi neighborIRAQIAAcross 20: Warmly welcomeHAILAAcross 21: Border river between China and RussiaAMURAAcross 22: HackneyedSTALEAAcross 23: "Belt it out, Adam!"?FIRSTPERSONSINGAAcross 26: Something "common" that's not always so commonSENSEAAcross 27: Road componentTARAAcross 28: Another shotTAKETWOAAcross 29: Fleur-de-___LISAAcross 30: Advocated, as cautionURGEDAAcross 31: Log-in requirementsUSERIDSAAcross 33: Delhi breadNAANAAcross 35: 1970s-'80s DodgeOMNIAAcross 36: Thinks highly ofADMIRESAAcross 38: "I forbid you from providing special access"?DONTGIVEANINAAcross 42: Your father's blockheadedness?POPDENSITYAAcross 45: It comes between adsDEUCEAAcross 46: Mao ___-tungTSEAAcross 47: Liquids that burn easilyETHERSAAcross 48: A forum is for 'emCHATSAAcross 50: Go to bat for someonePINCHHITAAcross 53: MiddlingSO-SOAAcross 54: ReprehensibleHEINOUSAAcross 56: "___ you embarrassed?"ARENTAAcross 57: Dry forecastNORAINAAcross 60: Thanksgiving mo. in CanadaOCTAAcross 61: Female counterpart of John DoeJANEROEAAcross 63: One of the ManningsELIAAcross 66: Coin flip with a penny?TURNOFTHECENTAAcross 69: HeelENDAAcross 70: Sent down the ladderDEMOTEDAAcross 72: Old Mideast inits.UARAAcross 73: Target for foodPREYONAAcross 75: Wear one's heart on one's sleeveEMOTEAAcross 76: Bind tightlyTRUSSUPAAcross 78: Ohio senator who was one of J.F.K.'s eight "Profiles in Courage"TAFTAAcross 82: Beige and ecruNEUTRALSAAcross 86: Often-contracted phraseLETUSAAcross 87: Title parrot in a 1998 filmPAULIEAAcross 89: Football stat: Abbr.INTAAcross 90: 1,000 kilogramsTONNEAAcross 92: Emotional problem that is surprisingly fitting?APTCOMPLEXAAcross 94: Prepared some amazing Mediterranean fruit?CUTQUITEAFIGAAcross 98: Deaf person who uses speech and lip-readingORALISTAAcross 99: Hestia, to ArtemisAUNTAAcross 100: 2 and 3 tsps., e.g.AMTSAAcross 101: Middles, in MiddlesbroughCENTRESAAcross 103: "Oh, come on!"PSHAWAAcross 105: Old White House nicknameIKEAAcross 106: Body that's a lot thinner than it used to beARAL SEAAAcross 108: With 7-Down, like some rabbitsLOPAAcross 111: Cheri of "S.N.L."OTERIAAcross 112: Do a bad job as a watchman?LOOKOUTFORNOONEAAcross 115: Fun timesLARKSAAcross 116: Coney Island's ___ ParkLUNAAAcross 117: Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse TysonNEILAAcross 118: Source of "Vissi d'arte"TOSCAAAcross 119: Scale-bustingOBESEAAcross 120: Latin for "let it stand"STETAAcross 121: Shore birdERNEAAcross 122: Travelocity optionHOTELDDown 1: Go (through)SIFTDDown 2: "Vissi d'arte," e.g.ARIADDown 3: Openly expresses disapprovalHARRUMPHSDDown 4: 100 things, on averageIQSDDown 5: More resentfulBITTERERDDown 6: Rodin sculpture of a coupleTHEKISSDDown 7: See 108-AcrossEAREDDDown 8: Keeps moist, as vegetables in a grocery storeMISTSDDown 9: It's driven through something drivenPLOWDDown 10: Really fun timeGASDDown 11: Question asked breathlessly at a meetingAMILATEDDown 12: Making a good pitch?TUNINGUPDDown 13: Work unitsERGSDDown 14: Take onASSUMEDDown 15: BreastbonesSTERNADDown 16: "Keep up the fight"HANGINTHEREDDown 17: AlternativelyELSEDDown 18: BeggaryNEEDDDown 24: Alternatives to commas, informallyPARENSDDown 25: Don't do itNONODDown 32: Like a profile pictureSIDEONDDown 34: Plus other things of that sortANDSUCHDDown 35: BakerOVENDDown 36: Tarzan's adoptersAPESDDown 37: Inflict uponDOTODDown 38: Cannon who married Cary GrantDYANDDown 39: Here, in HaitiICIDDown 40: Knows aboutISINONDDown 41: EarnedNETTEDDDown 43: Strand because of cold weather, sayICEINDDown 44: ScatterTHIN OUTDDown 49: "You're right, though I wish you weren't"TOOTRUEDDown 51: One of 100 in "The Divine Comedy"CANTODDown 52: Domain of Charles V: Abbr.HREDDown 54: HerculeanHARDDDown 55: VolunteersSTEPSUPDDown 58: Staple of the fur trade in the 1700s-1800sOTTERDDown 59: LamentRUEDDown 61: Wrangler, for oneJEEPDDown 62: ___ old thingANYDDown 63: ParadisiacalEDENICDDown 64: Old frozen dinner brandLEMENUDDown 65: "Later!"IMOUTTAHEREDDown 67: Very liberalFAR LEFTDDown 68: Piece of the pieCRUSTDDown 71: The "O" in Ogden Nash's alphabet of baseball playersOTTDDown 74: Math set with an unspecified number of elementsNTUPLEDDown 77: ___ beetleSTAGDDown 79: "We're done for"ALLISLOSTDDown 80: Expressions of outrageFIESDDown 81: Class workTEXTDDown 83: Engaged in an activityATITDDown 84: FateLOTDDown 85: Leave stealthilySNEAK OUTDDown 87: One who comes with baggagePORTERDDown 88: Flower that symbolizes immortalityAMARANTHDDown 91: Skeptic's challengeNAMEONEDDown 93: Wii, e.g.CONSOLEDDown 95: Physics particles named after a James Joyce coinageQUARKSDDown 96: InjudiciousUNWISEDDown 97: Golfer AokiISAODDown 101: Do the dishes?CATERDDown 102: Like some characters in "The Hobbit"ELFINDDown 103: Common khakis go-withPOLODDown 104: TrySTABDDown 105: EvilsILLSDDown 107: Character seen in "The Hobbit"RUNEDDown 109: FormerlyONCEDDown 110: Ring outPEALDDown 113: Kit ___ barKATDDown 114: Game-winning rowOOO