New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th October 2015 There are 68 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th October 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Get byPASSAAcross 5: Draw ___ onABEADAAcross 10: With 101-Across, screen iconTRASHAAcross 15: Co. that invented the floppy diskIBMAAcross 18: Utah attraction for skiersALTAAAcross 19: Certain graduateALUMNAAAcross 20: Headquarters of Royal Dutch Shell, with "The"HAGUEAAcross 21: Shellac finish?CEEAAcross 22: Gladly, old-styleLIEFAAcross 23: Tents and the like (2001-08)PORTABLESHELTERSAAcross 26: WrapsENVELOPSAAcross 28: See 109-AcrossSIRAAcross 29: Goes afterATTACKSAAcross 30: Brought (in)REELEDAAcross 31: One of two official Philippine languages, along with EnglishTAGALOGAAcross 35: Flight figures, for shortETASAAcross 36: "Case of the Ex" singer, 2000MYAAAcross 37: 1964 Charlie Chaplin book (1980-84)MYAUTOBIOGRAPHYAAcross 41: Actress Green of "Casino Royale"EVAAAcross 43: ___ columnSPINALAAcross 45: All-inclusive, in edspeakELHIAAcross 46: Epitome of easinessPIEAAcross 47: Northeastern university where Carl Sagan taughtCORNELLAAcross 49: Egypt's Port ___SAIDAAcross 52: Soft wear, informallyMOCAAcross 54: Long stretchERAAAcross 55: Der ___ (Adenauer)ALTEAAcross 56: TV show since 10/11/75, eight of whose former stars appear in the circled squares in this puzzleSNLAAcross 58: Show-off (1975-80)GRANDSTANDERAAcross 62: Stockholders?STIESAAcross 64: "Yikes!"EEKAAcross 66: QuarterAREAAAcross 67: Nashville inst.TSUAAcross 68: Muff, e.g. (2005-13)HANDWARMERAAcross 71: Dessert often topped with cream cheese (1990-93)CARROTCAKEAAcross 76: In the, in ItalyNEIAAcross 77: TV star who loved oatsMREDAAcross 79: Shirt styleTEEAAcross 80: Those girls, in FrenchELLESAAcross 81: Berlin standard (1990-96)EASTERPARADEAAcross 86: Spring business?SPAAAcross 88: Ambush predators of the seaEELSAAcross 89: Pharaoh ___ANTAAcross 90: Padre's hermanoTIOAAcross 91: Slim and trimLEANAAcross 93: ThingARTICLEAAcross 95: Trucker's circuit: Abbr.RTEAAcross 96: Redhead on kids' TVELMOAAcross 99: How "You Make Me Feel" in a Van Morrison songSOFREEAAcross 101: See 10-AcrossBINAAcross 102: With 120-Across, intro heard every week on 56-AcrossLIVEFROMNEWYORKAAcross 107: First American carrier to show movies on flightsTWAAAcross 109: With 28-Across, letter openerDEARAAcross 110: CH4METHANEAAcross 111: Kitchen padBRILLOAAcross 114: DisputeCONTESTAAcross 117: "___ thoughts?"ANYAAcross 118: Ranger rivalISLANDERAAcross 120: See 102-AcrossITSSATURDAYNIGHTAAcross 124: Champ's cryIWONAAcross 125: Prefix with -centricGEOAAcross 126: Taekwondo is its national sportKOREAAAcross 127: Makes a good impression?ETCHESAAcross 128: El ___NINOAAcross 129: Frequent target of ID thievesSSNAAcross 130: Destructive 2012 hurricaneSANDYAAcross 131: Latches, saySHUTSAAcross 132: Zapper targetGNATDDown 1: Not so brightPALERDDown 2: Coat cutA-LINEDDown 2: Coat cutALINEDDown 3: 15-time guest host of 56-AcrossSTEVE MARTINDDown 4: One way to get home (2000-06)SAFELYDDown 5: CockeyedALOPDDown 6: 1974 Best Actress for "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore"BURSTYNDDown 7: 911 respondent, for shortEMTDDown 8: "Wheel of Fortune" buyANADDown 9: Gently spongesDABSATDDown 10: 1953 biblical movieTHEROBEDDown 11: Dorm heads, brieflyRASDDown 12: Ottoman Empire titleAGHADDown 13: Bird feeder fillSUETDDown 14: ___-skelterHELTERDDown 15: Like the North PoleICECAPPEDDDown 16: English county that's home to ReadingBERKSHIREDDown 17: SnafuMESSDDown 19: Animal without feetAPODDDown 24: Title girl in a 2002 Disney movieLILODDown 25: "Cheerio"TATADDown 27: Focus of urban renewal?LEASEDDown 32: Some digital camera batteriesAAASDDown 33: Soviet labor campGULAGDDown 34: Baseball's HodgesGILDDown 37: John ___, greaser in "American Graffiti"MILNERDDown 38: ___ lawOHMSDDown 39: Designer of the Florence Cathedral bell towerGIOTTODDown 40: ClassYEARDDown 41: Digital moneyECASHDDown 42: Alessandro ___, scientist who discovered 110-AcrossVOLTADDown 44: Abbr. of politenessPLSDDown 48: "You ___ worry"NEEDNTDDown 50: Radio host GlassIRADDown 51: Jeanne ___DARCDDown 53: ClassCASTEDDown 57: Subsidiary propositionLEMMADDown 59: CoolNEATDDown 60: Does a high-wire act, e.g.DARESDDown 61: CentersNUCLEIDDown 63: CoolSWEETDDown 65: N.B.A. head coach SteveKERRDDown 69: More open to the outdoorsAIRIERDDown 70: "Get ___!"REALDDown 72: Find another spot, maybeREPARKDDown 73: 16-time guest host of 56-AcrossALECBALDWINDDown 74: ___ O'Hara, 2015 Tony winner for "The King and I"KELLIDDown 75: German coal city, onceESSENDDown 78: Bygone presidential inits.DDEDDown 81: Peer group member?EARLDDown 82: CountermeasuresANTIDOTESDDown 83: Democratic presidential nominee before KennedySTEVENSONDDown 84: Shirt stylePOLODDown 85: Piece of cake in schoolEASYADDown 87: "___ we alone?"AREDDown 92: 11 followerNOONDDown 94: Colorful fishTETRADDown 97: "Makes me want seconds!"MMMDDown 98: Vitamin regimenONEADAYDDown 100: Ship's loadFREIGHTDDown 103: Chomps onEATSDDown 104: Loses it, with "out"FREAKSDDown 105: Italian mountETNADDown 106: "Actually, I do"WHYYESDDown 108: Dining partner? (2005-12)WININGDDown 111: Counter ordersBLTSDDown 112: Lewis who sang the theme for "Avatar"LEONADDown 113: "... then again, maybe I'm mistaken"ORNOTDDown 114: WeedsCIGSDDown 115: Old colonnadeSTOADDown 116: Go badTURNDDown 119: Does, e.g.SHESDDown 121: Like the border of Time magazineREDDDown 122: UltimateN-THDDown 122: UltimateNTHDDown 123: Post-O.R. siteICU