New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th October 2015 There are 62 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th October 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Bye at WimbledonTATAAAcross 5: Bonnie who sang "Nick of Time"RAITTAAcross 10: Needle holderFIRAAcross 13: Pop star with the fragrance Miami GlowJLOAAcross 16: Scientist PavlovIVANAAcross 17: Move unsteadilyDODDERAAcross 18: Ike's charge during W.W. IIETOAAcross 19: What King was king ofBLUESAAcross 21: *Shrink who's always changing his diagnosis?FICKLETHERAPISTAAcross 24: Piece in early Indian chess setsRAJAHAAcross 25: GraspFATHOMAAcross 26: **What ballet patrons dine on?DANCINGCUISINEAAcross 28: One side of a childish debate ... or a phonetic hint to the answers to the four starred cluesISNOTAAcross 30: Take care ofSEETOAAcross 31: Lipton rivalNESTEAAAcross 32: 30 Rock's locationNYCAAcross 34: BendARCAAcross 37: Arias, typicallySOLIAAcross 39: Aerosol soundSSSAAcross 40: *Oregon State's mascot played by actress Arthur?BEAASABEAVERAAcross 47: FestoonDECK OUTAAcross 50: Pick in classCALL ONAAcross 51: Assuming it's even possibleIFEVERAAcross 53: Cross, with "off"TEEDAAcross 54: **A deal on Afro wigs?BUYONEGETONEFRIZZYAAcross 60: Commercial lead-in to Balls or CapsSNOAAcross 63: "Couldn't be"NAHAAcross 64: Not so awesomeLAMERAAcross 65: Court positionsPLEASAAcross 66: In need of a cracker, perhapsCODEDAAcross 68: Listen to Christmas carolers?HARKAAcross 72: SlipshodPOORAAcross 73: OverlookLEDGEAAcross 74: Multiple-choice optionsABORCAAcross 75: Justice KaganELENAAAcross 77: Post-op localeICUAAcross 79: Cold War-era territory: Abbr.SSRAAcross 80: *How actor Bill feels about houseguests?MURRAYLOVESCOMPANYAAcross 86: Hershiser of the 1980s-'90s DodgersORELAAcross 87: Cannabis ___ (marijuana)SATIVAAAcross 88: Chicago suburbSKOKIEAAcross 92: Removes from a can?PARDONSAAcross 95: **Find cake or Jell-O in the back of the fridge?DIGUPDESSERTAAcross 97: HungerYENAAcross 98: Drawbridge localeMOATAAcross 100: The Spartans of the N.C.A.A.MSUAAcross 101: PBS benefactorNEAAAcross 102: And other stuffET ALIAAAcross 105: Misconstrue, as wordsTWISTAAcross 109: Other side of a childish debate ... or a phonetic hint to the answers to the four double-starred cluesISTOOAAcross 113: *Fall colors?AUTUMNSPECTRUMAAcross 117: Talk down?HAGGLEAAcross 120: YawnfestSNOREAAcross 121: **Question from El Al security?AREYOUFORISRAELAAcross 123: Like lightning roundsTIMEDAAcross 124: Tear-stained, e.g.WETAAcross 125: Investigate, as a cold caseREOPENAAcross 126: Pianist GilelsEMILAAcross 127: "Woo-hoo!"YAYAAcross 128: Half of a classic Mad magazine featureSPYAAcross 129: County of Salem, Mass.ESSEXAAcross 130: High ___SEASDDown 1: Small scrapTIFFDDown 2: New Balance competitorAVIADDown 3: Employing strategyTACTICALDDown 4: Pyramid crossesANKHSDDown 5: RubbishROTDDown 6: Cause of some impulsive behavior, for shortADHDDDown 7: It might begin with a "What if ...?"IDEADDown 8: Beach walkersTERNSDDown 9: Mere vestigeTRACEDDown 10: They may have you going the wrong wayFEINTSDDown 11: Announcer's cry after a field goalITSGOODDDown 12: What knows the drill, for short?ROTCDDown 13: It has a variety of locks and pinsJUJITSUDDown 14: Like buffalo meat vis-à-vis beef and porkLEANESTDDown 15: Vegas casino with the mascot Lucky the LeprechaunOSHEASDDown 17: Show pieceDEMODDown 19: French cheeseBRIEDDown 20: MissLASSDDown 22: ESPN's McEachern a.k.a. the Voice of PokerLONDDown 23: Edible entry at a county fairPIEDDown 27: Social welfare grp. with a Peace PrizeUNICEFDDown 29: Neighbor of a " ~ " keyTABDDown 32: 30 Rock grp.NBCDDown 33: Pro's positionYEADDown 35: CheckREINDDown 36: Brunch spotCAFEDDown 38: "Fire away!"LETERRIPDDown 41: Dress at the altarALBDDown 42: PC part of interest to audiophilesSOUNDCARDDDown 43: Author SetonANYADDown 44: Kick backVEGDDown 45: First name in long jumpsEVELDDown 46: Open again, as a kegRETAPDDown 48: Sounds of fall?KERPLUNKSDDown 49: Odette's counterpart in "Swan Lake"ODILEDDown 52: QB TonyROMODDown 55: "Over my dead body!"OHHELLNODDown 56: Prefix with realismNEODDown 57: London jazz duo?ZEDSDDown 58: Sudden turnsZAGSDDown 59: Belgian river to the North SeaYSERDDown 60: Play for a foolSCAMDDown 61: Restaurant chain founded by a celebrity chefNOBUDDown 62: Febreze targetODORDDown 67: GoofERRORDDown 69: Greeting on el teléfonoALODDown 70: Supercharges, with "up"REVSDDown 71: Get one's hands on some dough?KNEADDDown 76: Alternative to SoaveASTIDDown 78: Nominative, e.g.CASEDDown 81: Administrative worker on a shipYEOMANDDown 82: SmokeCIGDDown 83: Bank asset that's frozen?OVUMDDown 84: Google ___MAPSDDown 85: Rap shoutsYOSDDown 89: Casino activity with numbered ballsKENOGAMEDDown 90: DanderIREDDown 91: Part of a flight plan, for shortETADDown 92: Pig with pigtailsPETUNIADDown 93: Body of science?ANATOMYDDown 94: Kaplan course for H.S. studentsSATPREPDDown 96: Hwy. violationDUIDDown 97: Like bread dough and beerYEASTYDDown 99: Looney Tunes birdTWEETYDDown 103: Play the siren toLUREDDown 104: Chatted with, in a wayIMEDDDown 106: Emotionally distantICYDDown 107: ArsenalSTOREDDown 108: AlignsTRUESDDown 110: Where capri pants stopSHINDDown 111: #2s at collegeTASDDown 112: Inhumane typesOGRESDDown 114: Lumber mill equipmentSAWSDDown 115: Hover craft?UFOSDDown 116: BroodMOPEDDown 118: Film character who says "I'd just as soon kiss a Wookiee!"LEIADDown 119: Some pipe jointsELLSDDown 122: King of old RomeREX