New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th August 2015 There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th August 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Debate, with "out"HASHAAcross 5: How some TV series are soldONDVDAAcross 10: Use a witching rodDOWSEAAcross 15: Travel with Sinbad, saySAILAAcross 19: "Come ___ me, all ye that labor ..."UNTOAAcross 20: Port of Puerto RicoPONCEAAcross 21: Tony-winning Andrew Lloyd Webber musicalEVITAAAcross 22: Children's TV character who refers to himself in the third personELMOAAcross 23: Need rural real estate investor to ...BUY THE FARMAAcross 25: Need retail marketer to ...FILLTHEGAPAAcross 27: Where to beginSTEPONEAAcross 28: PeacefulSERENEAAcross 30: Kind of oilSESAMEAAcross 31: Projector unitLUMENAAcross 33: Characters in "The Hobbit"RUNESAAcross 34: Militant grp. in a 1994 peace agreementIRAAAcross 35: Chrome alternativeSAFARIAAcross 38: Newspaper section, for shortOBITSAAcross 40: See 44-AcrossSNOWCAPAAcross 44: What a 40-Across produces in the summerMELTAAcross 45: Need cocktail waitress to ...CALL THE SHOTSAAcross 49: Photocopier option: Abbr.LTRAAcross 50: Constellation between Perseus and PiscesARIESAAcross 52: Starting or ending point for a commuter: Abbr.STAAAcross 53: Luxury rentalLIMOAAcross 54: Polo of "Meet the Parents"TERIAAcross 55: Bit of sauceLIPAAcross 56: Need bakery assistant to ...TAKE THE CAKEAAcross 61: Track runnerTRAINAAcross 62: "Get lost!"LETMEBEAAcross 64: ViciousSAVAGEAAcross 65: Biblical mount that can be seen from three countriesARARATAAcross 66: StockpilesHOARDSAAcross 68: Be that as it mayYETAAcross 69: Acting monarchREGENTAAcross 71: What a chair might provideAGENDAAAcross 73: Sudden twistWRENCHAAcross 76: Entered uninvitedCRASHEDAAcross 79: Maguire of "The Great Gatsby"TOBEYAAcross 80: Need cruise ship band to ...ROCKTHEBOATAAcross 82: Prefix with -graphEPIAAcross 83: Take orders, sayWAITAAcross 84: Complain, complain, complainCARPAAcross 85: ___ AvivTELAAcross 86: Something rolling in the dough?YEASTAAcross 88: Letters of interestAPRAAcross 89: Need orchestra conductor to ...FACE THE MUSICAAcross 94: ___ gearRIOTAAcross 95: Chianti, e.g.RED WINEAAcross 97: Stage of the Tour de FranceETAPEAAcross 98: Onetime "Be all you can be" sloganeerU. S. ARMYAAcross 98: Onetime "Be all you can be" sloganeerUS ARMYAAcross 100: OnetimeOLDAAcross 101: Benjamin of "Law & Order"BRATTAAcross 103: Diamond protectorsTARPSAAcross 105: Crude houseSHANTYAAcross 108: Go over againREREADAAcross 110: They can leave scarsTRAUMASAAcross 114: Need blackjack dealer to ...HIT THE DECKAAcross 116: Need magician to ...DOTHETRICKAAcross 118: Member of the 3,000-hit club, informallyARODAAcross 119: P. C. Wren's "Beau ___"GESTEAAcross 120: Classical Greek theaterODEONAAcross 121: Like certain educational publishingELHIAAcross 122: Musical pitch?DEMOAAcross 123: BoardGET ONAAcross 124: Homage with humorROASTAAcross 125: Flow slowlySEEPDDown 1: O'Hare and Dallas/Fort WorthHUBSDDown 2: "What are you, some kind of ___?"ANUTDDown 3: Bad eye sightSTYEDDown 4: Tabletop cookerHOT PLATEDDown 4: Tabletop cookerHOTPLATEDDown 5: Budding comic's opportunityOPENMICDDown 6: Free, as a bank accountNOFEEDDown 7: Part of a forensic databaseDNADDown 8: Obsolescent tape holdersVCRSDDown 9: Mark off?DEMERITDDown 10: One side in footballDEFENSEDDown 11: Like ones welcomed to the fold?OVINEDDown 12: FoxinessWILESDDown 13: The Rams, on scoreboardsSTLDDown 14: ErodesEATSINTODDown 15: It takes two to do thisSEESAWDDown 16: Bit of marine lifeALGADDown 17: Man of AllahIMAMDDown 18: Less than a full runLOPEDDown 24: The "xx" of xx:yyHOURDDown 26: ___ welcomeHEROSDDown 29: First name on the Supreme CourtRUTHDDown 32: "Warrior" actor NickNOLTEDDown 35: LowercaseSMALLDDown 36: Cliffside homeAERIEDDown 37: Need stunt pilot to ...FLIPTHEBIRDDDown 39: Calf criesBLATSDDown 40: Body opening?SOMEDDown 41: Need control tower operator to ...CLEAR THE AIRDDown 42: Parts of Roman homesATRIADDown 43: Part of a forensic databasePRINTDDown 46: PumpedASKEDDDown 47: Coal-mining wasteSLAGDDown 48: One who walks on the wild side?HIKERDDown 51: "Easy there"STEADYDDown 54: Part of L.G.B.T., informallyTRANSDDown 57: Magical start?ABRADDown 58: Actress Salma of "Grown Ups"HAYEKDDown 59: Wedding or concert, e.g.EVENTDDown 60: OverhearCATCHDDown 61: AccordTREATYDDown 63: Pioneer in ImpressionismMONETDDown 65: Indian tourist meccaAGRADDown 67: PromisedSWOREDDown 70: Source of a gut reaction?E. COLIDDown 71: Like feudal states, oftenATWARDDown 72: Freak outGOAPEDDown 74: Tkt. stub, e.g.RCPTDDown 75: Highly emotional, in dated lingoHET UPDDown 77: ___ saltsEPSOMDDown 78: Jingle, e.g.DITTYDDown 80: CampaignRACEDDown 81: Under attackBESETDDown 84: Easter treatCANDY EGGDDown 87: Marks taken off?ERASURESDDown 89: MuckFILTHDDown 90: ListenHEARKENDDown 91: Suffix with cigarETTEDDown 92: Bull run targetMATADORDDown 93: It's up in the airCURRENTDDown 96: Is unsatisfactoryWONTDODDown 99: Lovers' rowSPATDDown 101: Port in western FranceBRESTDDown 102: Page opposite versoRECTODDown 104: D'Artagnan mentorATHOSDDown 105: Deep-bodied herringSHADDDown 106: Fill a positionHIREDDown 107: Half of a two-volume encyclopedia, sayATOMDDown 109: DullardDODODDown 111: ___ markerMILEDDown 112: Feel pity (for)ACHEDDown 113: Leave undoneSKIPDDown 115: When doubled, a RamoneDEEDDown 117: SocialTEA