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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th October 2015

There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th October 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Church leaders
AAcross 7: Torn asunderINPIECES
AAcross 15: In sufficient quantity
AAcross 20: Collier's transportORECAR
AAcross 21: Fact addition
AAcross 22: "Truly"NOLIE
AAcross 23: Halloween costume for ... a CNN anchor?WEREWOLFBLITZER
AAcross 25: Net results?
AAcross 26: Three times daily, in Rx's
AAcross 27: Yiddish cries
AAcross 28: Scand. countrySWE
AAcross 29: Bank abbr.
AAcross 31: Side dish that's sometimes mashed
AAcross 32: "Do we have approval?"ISITAGO
AAcross 35: Misdeed
AAcross 36: Is a buttinsky
AAcross 38: 7-5, e.g.
AAcross 39: ... a former "Dateline" host?TOMBSTONEPHILLIPS
AAcross 46: No one says his art was pointless
AAcross 48: Head, for short
AAcross 49: "Lord, We Ask Thee ___ We Part" (hymn)
AAcross 50: Turbaned sort
AAcross 51: Beehive hairstyle, e.g.
AAcross 52: Brewer CoorsADOLPH
AAcross 55: Info for an airport run
AAcross 57: "Cómo ___ usted?"ESTA
AAcross 58: ... a onetime House speaker?EYEOFNEWTGINGRICH
AAcross 63: Fender product
AAcross 64: Winter Olympics event
AAcross 65: Who said "In waking a tiger, use a long stick"
AAcross 66: Eastern sch. with a noted film programNYU
AAcross 67: Tuition, e.g.
AAcross 68: Longtime Chicago Symphony conductorSOLTI
AAcross 71: One of three for J. R. R. Tolkien: Abbr.INIT
AAcross 73: "Tush!"
AAcross 75: Aspects
AAcross 77: ___ faultTOA
AAcross 78: Goose egg
AAcross 80: Sports org. with 25-AcrossNHL
AAcross 82: Resembles week-old flowers, say
AAcross 84: Hotel capacity: Abbr.RMS
AAcross 85: ... an old Notre Dame basketball coach?GRAVEDIGGERPHELPS
AAcross 91: Doing
AAcross 93: Cry of surprise
AAcross 94: Like the expression "Sakes alive!"
AAcross 95: Execute perfectly
AAcross 96: Eponym of a hot dog chainNATHAN
AAcross 98: Letters before many a state's nameUSS
AAcross 101: Mil. authorityCMD
AAcross 102: First-aid supply
AAcross 104: ... a silent film star?GHOSTBUSTERKEATON
AAcross 108: It never goes off
AAcross 109: Singer Falana and othersLOLAS
AAcross 110: ___ missionONA
AAcross 111: Snares
AAcross 113: Caviar
AAcross 115: The George W. Bush years, e.g.
AAcross 116: Stimpy's TV pal
AAcross 117: Be unsatisfied with, say
AAcross 119: Ancient Hebrew liquid measure
AAcross 120: Insouciant syllables
AAcross 122: ... a pop/folk singer with numerous 1970s hits?BLACKCATSTEVENS
AAcross 128: Gutter locales
AAcross 129: Majority
AAcross 130: "Time heals all wounds" and others
AAcross 131: Forecast that might call for gloves and galoshes
AAcross 132: TiedEVENEDUP
AAcross 133: Like a pirate's treasureILLGOT
DDown 1: One of two at a wedding
DDown 2: Wrath
DDown 3: You can't predict the weather with this
DDown 4: Do really well on a testACEIT
DDown 5: Spreadsheet input
DDown 6: Theater signSRO
DDown 7: Doubtful
DDown 8: Cribbage one-pointers
DDown 9: One running races for a living?
DDown 10: "True"ITISSO
DDown 11: Lace
DDown 12: Con man
DDown 13: When the French toast?ETE
DDown 14: Figure above God's throne, in Isaiah
DDown 15: How a phone may be slammed down
DDown 16: ___ juice (milk)
DDown 17: Doesn't take any chancesPLAYSITSAFE
DDown 18: Actress Kedrova who won an Oscar for "Zorba the Greek"LILA
DDown 19: Polite rural replyYESM
DDown 24: Impend
DDown 30: Position of greatest importance
DDown 32: Children, in legalese
DDown 33: Like ooze
DDown 34: Scored between 90 and 100, sayGOTANA
DDown 37: Besides
DDown 40: Cool, as soupBLOWON
DDown 41: Hard labor spot
DDown 42: Common sitcom ratingTVPG
DDown 43: Equal
DDown 44: Coal extractors
DDown 45: Vistas
DDown 47: Sleep on it
DDown 53: Noted remover of locks
DDown 54: "Run to ___" (1961 hit)
DDown 56: Petty braggart
DDown 59: Summer romance, maybe
DDown 60: Carpet fuzz
DDown 61: Comment made with a handshakeGOODGAME
DDown 62: "Be that way!"
DDown 68: Like Christmas lights
DDown 69: Tuba sound
DDown 70: Party stragglerLASTTOLEAVE
DDown 72: Religious deg.
DDown 74: Tater Tots makerOREIDA
DDown 76: "Where should ___ the check?"ISEND
DDown 79: Cell partIRONBAR
DDown 81: Water, e.g.: Abbr.LIQ
DDown 83: "Trick" or "treat," e.g.
DDown 86: The "V" of R.S.V.P.VOUS
DDown 87: Slimy stuff
DDown 88: FloppedLAIDANEGG
DDown 89: Maxim tear-out
DDown 89: Maxim tear-out
DDown 90: Winter Olympics equipment
DDown 92: Too, tooOHSO
DDown 97: Start of a rationalization
DDown 99: Attic function
DDown 100: Like some Roman aphorisms
DDown 103: Out of action, in baseball lingoONTHEDL
DDown 105: Functional
DDown 106: Really get to
DDown 107: Tic-tac-toe starters?
DDown 112: Coke, to Pepsi
DDown 113: Hwys.RTES
DDown 114: Mouthy?
DDown 117: Sauce brand since 1937RAGU
DDown 118: Conference USA sch.UTEP
DDown 121: Actor Marvin
DDown 123: Book after Exodus: Abbr.
DDown 124: Guy whose face might get slapped
DDown 125: Mai ___
DDown 126: Gamer's prefix with pets
DDown 127: Retired boomerSST
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