New York Times Answers - Sunday, 21st February 2016 There are 60 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 21st February 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Harmful aspectsEVILSAAcross 6: Go longRUNLATEAAcross 13: Surveillance equipmentSPYCAMSAAcross 20: BalloonBLOATAAcross 21: Shakespeare character who says "Good night, ladies; good night, sweet ladies; good night, good night"OPHELIAAAcross 22: "Wet look" productHAIR GELAAcross 23: Burlesque theater?BAWDYBUILDINGAAcross 25: Make amends forEXPIATEAAcross 26: Bathed in the sunDAYLITAAcross 27: Toothy turnerGEARAAcross 29: Exceeded a limitSPEDAAcross 30: Group engagementGIGAAcross 31: Moviegoers who can't afford concession stand snacks?POPCORNPAUPERSAAcross 37: Killers at seaORCASAAcross 40: Prepared for takeoffTAXIEDAAcross 41: Class with derivatives, brieflyCALCAAcross 42: Bad kid's Christmas tree?NAUGHTYPINEAAcross 44: LosesMISPLACESAAcross 49: Old Testament prophetEZRAAAcross 50: Page views?OPEDSAAcross 51: "Eldorado" poetPOEAAcross 52: Political opponent of IkeADLAIAAcross 53: Guy Fawkes Day mo.NOVAAcross 54: Brother, in BrittanyFREREAAcross 55: Like many food drive offeringsCANNEDAAcross 58: Showing signs of ageWORNAAcross 59: UtilizedDREWONAAcross 61: Sealant used by NASA?SHUTTLECAULKAAcross 63: Viscount's inferiorBARONAAcross 65: "Quit talking!"SHUSHAAcross 66: Centurion weaponSWORDAAcross 67: B-roll from "Splendor in the Grass"?STALKFOOTAGEAAcross 70: FormalDRESSYAAcross 73: It's divided into nine circlesHELLAAcross 74: Shutterbugs' settingsFSTOPSAAcross 75: 2014 Cooperstown inductee JoeTORREAAcross 78: Certain H&R Block workerCPAAAcross 79: DuPont creation of 1941ORLONAAcross 81: Creator of plot holes?HOEAAcross 82: Ardent loverROMEOAAcross 83: Can of worms?BAITAAcross 84: Broke upDISPERSEDAAcross 87: Owners of large enthusiastic dogs?PAWEDPEOPLEAAcross 89: Cooler unitCELLAAcross 90: Kicks offBEGINSAAcross 91: SustainsFUELSAAcross 92: Writing implement from Planters?CHALKFULLONUTSAAcross 97: ___-repeatedOFTAAcross 98: Lover of Radames, in operaAIDAAAcross 99: Feature of the Tokyo Imperial PalaceMOATAAcross 100: Greenland nativesINUITSAAcross 103: Carol Brady on "The Brady Bunch," e.g.STEPMOMAAcross 106: Supporting actors in a Bea Arthur sitcom?THEMAUDESQUADAAcross 112: Up on deckTOP SIDEAAcross 112: Up on deckTOPSIDEAAcross 113: Legendary lover of AbelardHELOISEAAcross 114: Blake who composed "I'm Just Wild About Harry"EUBIEAAcross 115: Crossed the sillENTEREDAAcross 116: Border disputer with EthiopiaERITREAAAcross 117: Works as a traderDEALSDDown 1: RegressionEBBDDown 2: Wallachian prince who inspired "Dracula"VLADDDown 3: "The Bridges of Madison County" settingIOWADDown 4: Her fans are called Little MonstersLADYGAGADDown 5: SmartSTYLISHDDown 6: DrubbingROUTDDown 7: Longtime employer of Helen Thomas, in briefUPIDDown 8: Rangers' org.NHLDDown 9: Was in chargeLEDDDown 10: Fight of the Century loserALIDDown 11: Egocentric tyrantTINGODDDown 12: Fired upEAGERDDown 13: Ones helping people up?SHERPASDDown 14: "___ vobiscum" (Mass salutation)PAXDDown 15: Toy dog's barkYIPDDown 16: Like iceberg lettuceCRISPDDown 17: Visibly amazedAGAPEDDown 18: Word with parking or postageMETERDDown 19: What the Olympic sport of skeleton involvesSLEDSDDown 24: Highly successfulBIGDDown 28: Like the Mesopotamian peopleANCIENTDDown 31: Writing assignmentPAPERDDown 32: Ethylene ___OXIDEDDown 33: Tailor's supplyPINSDDown 34: Community leader?CEEDDown 35: Bernina, for oneALPDDown 36: One of the so-called "Public Ivies"UCLADDown 37: NonstopONENDDDown 38: Shower accessoryRAZORDDown 39: Trick questions, e.g.CURVEBALLSDDown 40: Do data entryTYPEDDown 43: Roughly removedTORNOFFDDown 44: Common pay periodMONTHDDown 45: Program with plugsADWAREDDown 46: Heavenly painting?CLOUDSCAPEDDown 47: Viscount's superiorEARLDDown 48: DeteriorateSINKDDown 51: Comma, to an oratorPAUSEDDown 54: Food stickerFORKDDown 55: Finishes all at once, in a wayCHUGSDDown 56: Some people moversELSDDown 57: One on the web at daybreak?DEWDROPDDown 60: Strong punchWALLOPDDown 61: FigureSHAPEDDown 62: Geological sampleCOREDDown 64: Inclusions in safer passwords: Abbr.NOSDDown 65: RoseSTOODDDown 67: Like Derby entrantsSHODDDown 68: Garr of "Tootsie"TERIDDown 69: Game with a 64-square boardOTHELLODDown 71: Tanker mishapSPILLDDown 72: Eastwood's role on "Rawhide"YATESDDown 75: SpecificallyTO WITDDown 76: Augural observationsOMENSDDown 77: Johnny Bench's teamREDSDDown 80: Guitar partNECKDDown 82: Classico competitorRAGUDDown 83: Posh shopBOUTIQUEDDown 85: Flag throwerREFDDown 86: Hung out with the riffraffSLUMMEDDDown 87: Gift that may be gold-platedPENDDown 88: Gave offEFFUSEDDDown 90: Rub the wrong wayBOTHERDDown 92: Social stratumCASTEDDown 93: Make advances towardHITONDDown 94: No slouchADEPTDDown 95: Instance of forgetfulnessLAPSEDDown 96: Pool cue maker's toolLATHEDDown 97: Vowel's value in ScrabbleONEDDown 100: ImpressionIDEADDown 101: Bass instrumentTUBADDown 102: Set ___ (embark)SAILDDown 104: I.S.S. forerunnerMIRDDown 105: Pindaric compositionODEDDown 107: New Haven studentELIDDown 108: Vocabulaire entryMOTDDown 109: Intangible qualityAIRDDown 110: ExpendUSEDDown 111: ___ Peres (St. Louis suburb)DES