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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th December 2015

There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th December 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Savor, as a drinkSIPON
AAcross 6: Takes down a peg
AAcross 12: Je t'aime : French :: ___ : SpanishTEAMO
AAcross 17: Sell at a discount, say
AAcross 19: Female toon with a "dollink" BorisNATASHA
AAcross 21: Grackles and grebes
AAcross 23: PP
AAcross 25: Attic
AAcross 26: Horror franchise beginning in 2004
AAcross 27: Lasting for years and years
AAcross 28: Dirt road hazards
AAcross 30: Melee
AAcross 31: Street of film fame
AAcross 32: You might take it out for a drive
AAcross 33: Court, for short
AAcross 35: Pile of stones used to mark a trail
AAcross 36: DDDEADENDS
AAcross 39: First antibacterial soap brand
AAcross 40: "Oh, please, that's enough"SPAREME
AAcross 42: Derisive sounds
AAcross 43: Abbr. in many airport namesINTL
AAcross 44: Jubilant
AAcross 45: Portrait on Chinese renminbi bills
AAcross 46: AANCAAFINALS
AAcross 48: Extra bed, maybe
AAcross 51: Bad thing on a record
AAcross 53: The Jedi and the Sith, e.g.
AAcross 54: "Thursday Night Football" airerCBS
AAcross 55: Alaska tourist attraction
AAcross 57: Director of 2015's "Chi-Raq"
AAcross 58: Capital with the Norsk Folkemuseum
AAcross 60: Travel info source, for short
AAcross 61: London cathedralSTPAULS
AAcross 62: Volunteer's responseICAN
AAcross 64: WW
AAcross 68: Historic German admiral Maximilian von ___SPEE
AAcross 69: Fizzy drink
AAcross 71: Michael of "Saturday Night Live"
AAcross 72: Cry to a husky
AAcross 74: "When I was a ___ ..."
AAcross 75: Riot opportunist
AAcross 76: Locale for cranberries
AAcross 77: Very much
AAcross 79: Uniform
AAcross 81: See 114-Across
AAcross 82: OOONIONRINGS
AAcross 85: Hodges who managed the Mets to a World Series titleGIL
AAcross 86: Little Rascals boy
AAcross 88: Tolkien tree creaturesENTS
AAcross 89: Mars features, mistakenly
AAcross 92: Befuddling
AAcross 94: Peeps heard by Bo Peep
AAcross 95: ZZJAZZDUET
AAcross 97: When repeated, a Yale fight songBOOLA
AAcross 98: Playwright Clifford
AAcross 100: "How ___!"
AAcross 101: Modern TV feature, for shortDVR
AAcross 102: Hazy memory
AAcross 103: Grps. with the motto "Every child. One voice"PTAS
AAcross 104: Conquest of 1953
AAcross 107: Susan of "The Partridge Family"
AAcross 108: Silas in "The Da Vinci Code," notably
AAcross 110: NNMINNESOTATWINS
AAcross 113: Dances at the Tropicana Club
AAcross 114: Santa Claus portrayer in 81-AcrossEDASNER
AAcross 115: Greet from behind the wheelTOOTAT
AAcross 116: Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"REESE
AAcross 117: Shot put and long jump
AAcross 118: "Auld Lang Syne" and others
DDown 1: Figured (out)
DDown 2: Has an inspiration
DDown 3: Agricultural figure in "The Canterbury Tales"
DDown 4: Alley ___
DDown 5: Pep Boys competitor
DDown 6: Whites, informally
DDown 7: Strips shortly after getting up in the morning?
DDown 8: Rate ___ (be perfect)
DDown 9: Spicy fruit beverage often used as a tequila chaserSANGRITA
DDown 10: Cornerstone abbr.
DDown 11: Singer CrowSHERYL
DDown 12: Identifies in a Facebook photo
DDown 13: A PerónEVA
DDown 14: Soaring cost?
DDown 15: RR
DDown 16: Like macho push-upsONEARM
DDown 18: Explore deeply
DDown 20: Calla lily family
DDown 22: "Gypsy" composerSTYNE
DDown 24: Techies, stereotypically
DDown 29: Gasless car
DDown 34: Java order that packs less of a punchHALFCAF
DDown 35: What Brits call "red sauce"
DDown 37: Major-___DOMO
DDown 38: Muse for D. H. Lawrence
DDown 39: Some lab samplesDNAS
DDown 41: Assets for food critics
DDown 43: Put away
DDown 44: Annapolis grad.
DDown 46: It comes before one
DDown 47: Building beamIBAR
DDown 49: Susan who wrote "The Orchid Thief"ORLEAN
DDown 50: Hit with a stun gunTASED
DDown 51: "Chill out, will you"BECOOL
DDown 52: FFLEADOFFDOUBLE
DDown 53: Wig out
DDown 56: Dorm V.I.P.s
DDown 57: Durable stocking fabric
DDown 59: Like courtroom witnessesSWORNIN
DDown 60: Floor
DDown 61: X-rated material
DDown 63: D.C. athlete
DDown 65: Pest control brandDCON
DDown 66: Sarcastic "Wonderful"OHGREAT
DDown 67: Tori of pop/rock
DDown 70: Symbol of Middle America
DDown 73: Big name in 35-Down
DDown 76: Gaudy wrap
DDown 77: Industrious workers
DDown 78: Some TVs and smartphonesLGS
DDown 80: The ImpalerVLAD
DDown 83: Fort Knox valuable
DDown 84: To some degreeINASENSE
DDown 85: BeholdsGAZESAT
DDown 87: It's heard at a hearingALLRISE
DDown 89: West Pointer
DDown 90: Opposite of an early adopter
DDown 91: Morning run time, maybeSEVENAM
DDown 92: Arafat's successor as Palestinian president
DDown 93: Budget alternative
DDown 94: Next to
DDown 95: Peers in a box
DDown 96: Meetings arranged through Ashley Madison
DDown 99: Helen Mirren, e.g.
DDown 100: Like an alarm clock, night after night
DDown 103: It may be struck on a runway
DDown 105: ___ diagram
DDown 106: 'Vette choiceTTOP
DDown 109: "N.Y. State of Mind" rapper
DDown 111: ___ system (luxury car option, briefly)NAV
DDown 112: Romance
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