New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th August 2015 There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th August 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: EngagedAFFIANCEDAAcross 10: Jacques who was "alive and well and living in Paris"BRELAAcross 14: Island near the Mariana TrenchGUAMAAcross 18: Pueblo Indian riteRAIN DANCEAAcross 19: Places for light gatherings?ATRIAAAcross 21: Mario who played Enrico CarusoLANZAAAcross 22: *Pricey wrapMINKSTOLEAAcross 23: *Triple Crown winner who himself sired a Kentucky Derby winnerSEATTLE SLEWAAcross 25: When repeated, an aerobics class crySTEPAAcross 26: ___ barTAPASAAcross 28: New facesSTRANGERSAAcross 29: Rejecting higher authority?ATHEISTICAAcross 33: Dodger manager with two World Series ringsLASORDAAAcross 34: Shout from the crow's-nestLANDHOAAcross 37: Seminary subj.RELAAcross 38: Giggle syllableHEEAAcross 40: Prefix with stateTRIAAcross 41: "___ seen enough!"IVEAAcross 42: "Skedaddle!"OUTAAcross 44: Impressed withTAKENBYAAcross 47: Village V.I.P.ELDERAAcross 51: *Carpenter's tool with a cordPOWER SAWAAcross 54: "Dogs"WIENIESAAcross 56: SingleLONEAAcross 57: Black rockONYXAAcross 58: White-tailed raptorERNEAAcross 60: Dad-blastedDRATTEDAAcross 62: Fed. property agencyGSAAAcross 63: Black ___OPSAAcross 65: Half a Beatles titleOBLADIAAcross 67: Like the telecast of the 1954 Rose Bowl parade, notablyINCOLORAAcross 69: ___ Macmillan, 1950s-'60s British P.M.HAROLDAAcross 72: Plants above the timberlineALPINESAAcross 75: Skin conditionersTONERSAAcross 76: UngainlyAWKWARDAAcross 78: IdentifiedPEGGEDAAcross 80: Drink with spicesNOGAAcross 81: On the ___ (at large)LAMAAcross 82: ___ Hall, shortest Harlem GlobetrotterTOOTALLAAcross 85: Irving protagonistGARPAAcross 87: Pit bull biterFLEAAAcross 90: Dirt pie ingredientOREOAAcross 92: ___ shakePROTEINAAcross 94: *Deep Throat's identityMARKFELTAAcross 96: Rogen and GreenSETHSAAcross 98: "Show me" typeSKEPTICAAcross 100: HungerYENAAcross 101: Budgetary excessFATAAcross 102: N., E., W. and S.PTSAAcross 104: Thumbs-up voteYEAAAcross 105: Lean-___TOSAAcross 107: With understatednessSUBTLYAAcross 109: "Two New Sciences" authorGALILEOAAcross 112: Hedge clippings, grass cuttings, etc.YARDWASTEAAcross 115: Ideal setting for a fanHOME COURTAAcross 117: Features of green roomsSOFASAAcross 118: "That's the way the cookie crumbles"ALASAAcross 122: *Start a construction projectBREAKGROUNDAAcross 124: Back then ... or a hint to the ends of the answers to the starred cluesINTHEPASTAAcross 127: Save upAMASSAAcross 128: Bone: PrefixOSTEOAAcross 129: Giovanni, in "Don Giovanni"SERENADERAAcross 130: Russo of "30-Down"RENEAAcross 131: Morales of "La Bamba"ESAIAAcross 132: Very coldHEARTLESSDDown 1: Ones holding hands?ARMSDDown 2: French actFAITDDown 3: Comment before "Be that way!"FINEDDown 4: Stamping needINKPADDDown 5: Some campaign purchasesADSDDown 6: D.C. ballplayerNATDDown 7: It's worth 100 smackersC-NOTEDDown 8: Patisserie buyECLAIRDDown 9: Sunken, as eyesDEEP-SETDDown 10: Low voicesBASSIDDown 11: It may be lined with mailboxes: Abbr.RTEDDown 12: Different rooms in a museum, maybeERASDDown 13: *SmidgenLITTLEBITDDown 14: Cooker with a dialGASGRILLDDown 15: Having no headUNLEDDDown 16: Luxury HyundaiAZERADDown 17: Gaping thingsMAWSDDown 20: Relative of the Contour PlusATRADDown 21: Poe poemLENOREDDown 24: Like "Annabel Lee" among all Poe poemsLASTDDown 27: See 89-DownATLAWDDown 30: Wielder of the hammer MjölnirTHORDDown 31: Lower chamberHOUSEDDown 32: Some stadium noiseCHEERINGDDown 34: Slimming surgery, informallyLI PODDown 34: Slimming surgery, informallyLIPODDown 35: River through BristolAVONDDown 36: *Tom Seaver, e.g.NEWYORKMETDDown 39: At 3,000 feet above sea level, the highest provincial capital in ItalyENNADDown 43: ___ cake (dim sum staple)TARODDown 45: *Dr. Seuss' genreKIDDIELITDDown 46: Mysterious sightingYETIDDown 48: *Challenge for a right-handed golferDOGLEGLEFTDDown 49: Newsman DavidENSORDDown 50: Brings upREARSDDown 52: John McCain, for oneEXPOWDDown 53: Sports org. with the teams Sun and SkyWNBADDown 55: In the mailSENTDDown 59: WingELLDDown 61: Household brand name with a lowercase first letterDCONDDown 64: Crib stripSLATDDown 66: Google Wallet alternativeAPPLEPAYDDown 68: Kind of switchONOFFDDown 69: They hover over some iconsHALOSDDown 70: In the knowAWAREDDown 71: Release to the public, informallyDROPDDown 73: Pad thai ingredientEGGDDown 74: Coal localeSEAMDDown 77: Actress Diana nicknamed the "Blonde Bombshell"DORSDDown 79: Strong sideless wagonDRAYDDown 83: *W.W. II propagandistTOKYOROSEDDown 84: Suit to ___ATEEDDown 86: Directive in some automated messagesPRESSDDown 88: Holy Land lineELALDDown 89: With 27-Down, firm figure: Abbr.ATTYDDown 91: "Stop your nonsense!"OHPLEASEDDown 93: Funny-car fuel, informallyNITRODDown 95: Danish king who conquered EnglandKNUTDDown 97: BoondocksSTICKSDDown 99: Catch in the North AtlanticCODFISHDDown 103: Tough goingSLOGDDown 106: Al Jolson standardSWANEEDDown 108: "Aw, c'mon"BEAPALDDown 109: Songstress EydieGORMEDDown 110: "You're ___ One, Mr. Grinch"AMEANDDown 111: Köln coinEURODDown 113: "Same here"ASDOIDDown 114: Stars, at the ForumASTRADDown 115: Letter-shaped girderHBARDDown 116: Sounds of scoldingTUTSDDown 119: Put on boardLADEDDown 120: Grieg's "___ Death"ASESDDown 121: Violins and violas: Abbr.STRSDDown 123: U.S.'s largest labor union, in briefNEADDown 125: Oscar-nominated Joaquin Phoenix filmHERDDown 126: "The Two Towers" denizenENT