New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th January 2016 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th January 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Home of Garden State Plaza, one of the largest shopping centers in the U.S.PARAMUSAAcross 8: One staying in a lot?CARAAcross 11: Greenish blueTEALAAcross 15: High in caloriesRICHAAcross 19: The RebelsOLEMISSAAcross 20: Org. with suits and casesABAAAcross 21: Rights grp.ACLUAAcross 22: Morales of "Criminal Minds"ESAIAAcross 23: Two things on Ronald Reagan's mind?SDIANDNANCYAAcross 25: Cousin of pow! or wham!BOOMAAcross 26: One in your cornerALLYAAcross 27: Really smallEENSYAAcross 28: Negotiation failureNODEALAAcross 30: "We'll tell you what soda we're serving later"?TBACOLAAAcross 32: Brute working on the Human Genome Project?DNASAVAGEAAcross 35: 1900s, e.g.: Abbr.CENAAcross 37: 20-Across members: Abbr.ATTYSAAcross 38: CompletelyIN ALLAAcross 39: LikeASTHOUGHAAcross 42: Tuna that's often served searedAHIAAcross 44: PlantedSOWNAAcross 47: Rhein rejectionNIEAAcross 48: Soggy computer brain?CPUOFNOODLESAAcross 50: H&R Block employee's biceps?CPAGUNSAAcross 52: UpbeatCHIPPERAAcross 53: Renaissance fair instrumentsLUTESAAcross 54: Hartsfield-Jackson airport codeATLAAcross 55: "Game of Thrones" actress DormerNATALIEAAcross 57: Bleed (through)SEEPAAcross 59: ___ speakSOTOAAcross 60: Theodore who directed "St. Vincent," 2014MELFIAAcross 62: Refuses to settle?SUESAAcross 63: Onetime Iranian leaderSHAHAAcross 65: Origami BlackBerry, e.g.?PDAOFPAPERAAcross 68: Amusing baseball scoring play?RBITICKLERAAcross 74: Boehner's successorRYANAAcross 75: WeightHEFTAAcross 76: Ingredient in a Spanish omeletHUEVOAAcross 77: "Without ___" (1990 live Grateful Dead album)ANETAAcross 80: Place of controlHELMAAcross 83: Last king of Spain before Juan CarlosALFONSOAAcross 86: Tourette's symptomTICAAcross 87: "Friendship is like ___, easier made than kept": Samuel ButlerMONEYAAcross 89: Narrow-minded viewsMYOPIASAAcross 91: Drink in an old Pontiac?GTOMILKAAcross 93: "An A/C measure? Are you kidding me?"?BTUSERIOUSLYAAcross 95: Patriotic men's org.SARAAcross 96: Crafty e-tailerETSYAAcross 97: Scottish JohnIANAAcross 98: Quality of beefLEANNESSAAcross 99: Basic vocabulary level in Common Core programsTIERIAAcross 101: Place for plugsSCALPAAcross 103: VW head?STUAAcross 104: Sign in a restaurant that doesn't serve white bread?BYOWONDERAAcross 108: Chef who explains in detail how sausages are made?TMICOOKAAcross 110: Star employeeEDITORAAcross 113: Now, in NogalesAHORAAAcross 114: Hat-tipping wordMA'AMAAcross 115: Opening in a scheduleSLOTAAcross 117: Financial aid plan for a school in Provo?BYUONCREDITAAcross 120: Get the pot startedANTEAAcross 121: Bird with a two-pointed tailTERNAAcross 122: Rule of crime?ANNAAcross 123: "The Silence of the Lambs" heroineCLARICEAAcross 124: "Bill ___ History of the United States" (1894 humor book)NYESAAcross 125: Arcade giantSEGAAAcross 126: Visibly embarrassedREDAAcross 127: Not an originalRETREADDDown 1: AskedPOSEDDDown 2: John of the Plymouth ColonyALDENDDown 3: Royal in un palacioREINADDown 4: Piling upAMASSINGDDown 5: Quorum for Jewish worshipMINYANDDown 6: EUR competitorUSDDDown 7: Tax IDSSNDDown 8: One that might reach a tipping pointCANOEDDown 9: Opening of a kid's songABCDDDown 10: Country singer CollinRAYEDDown 11: Bounces around a restaurantTABLEHOPSDDown 12: Prefix with terrorism or tourismECODDown 13: LoadsA LOTDDown 14: Lower back painLUMBAGODDown 15: Flinch, sayREACTDDown 16: Stands byISLOYALTODDown 17: Daily schedule for filmingCALLSHEETDDown 18: "Hello there"HIYADDown 24: Billiard player's calculationANGLEDDown 29: MalfunctionACT UPDDown 31: Playwright FugardATHOLDDown 33: One making a U turn?VANNADDown 34: Most wantedA-LISTDDown 34: Most wantedALISTDDown 36: Free, as bankingNOFEEDDown 39: More soreACHIERDDown 40: Secret collectorsSPIESDDown 41: TurmoilUNRESTDDown 43: "That ___ last year"ISSODDown 44: RogueSCAMPDDown 45: Chose, with "for"OPTEDDDown 46: When doubled, a Washington city, county or riverWALLADDown 49: Actress Eliza of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"DUSHKUDDown 51: Make oneUNIFYDDown 52: LeadCLUEDDown 56: Creature formed from Medusa's bloodASPDDown 58: Follower of upsilonPHIDDown 61: StrengthsFORTESDDown 64: Sound of sternutationACHOODDown 66: Oom-___ (polka rhythm)PAHDDown 67: WeaknessANEMIADDown 68: Pony Express riders, e.g.RELAYSDDown 69: Pals 4 lifeBFFSDDown 70: "What was ___ do?"ITODDown 71: "___ Go" (hit song from "Frozen")LETITDDown 72: Pandora's box contentsEVILSDDown 73: Trainer in "Creed"ROCKYDDown 75: AcclaimsHAILSDDown 77: Both: PrefixAMBIDDown 78: FewerNOTASMANYDDown 79: Not mumbleENUNCIATEDDown 81: Fête des Lumières cityLYONSDDown 82: View from the Gulf of CataniaMOUNT ETNADDown 84: Marsh of mysteryNGAIODDown 85: Toss aroundSTREWDDown 88: Mello ___ (soft drink)YELLODDown 90: PoseurPSEUDDDown 92: "Cabaret" song with a German titleMEINHERRDDown 94: Shares on Tumblr, sayREPOSTSDDown 95: Commercial prefix with foamSTYRODDown 100: Greatly enjoy, as a jokeROARATDDown 102: MaximaACMESDDown 104: Tied upBOUNDDDown 105: Smith who wrote "The Hundred and One Dalmatians"DODIEDDown 106: Writer JongERICADDown 107: Like businesses on YelpRATEDDDown 108: Tax fraud detector, informallyT-MANDDown 109: Artist PaulKLEEDDown 111: Construction pieceIBARDDown 112: Newcastle's riverTYNEDDown 116: URL endingORGDDown 118: Big A.T.M. makerNCRDDown 119: The Browns, on a tickerCLE