New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th March 2016 There are 62 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th March 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Comment after a bull's-eyeNICESHOTAAcross 9: DistressTORMENTAAcross 16: When Hamlet says "Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio"ACTVAAcross 20: Sponsor of classic radio's "Little Orphan Annie"OVALTINEAAcross 21: Lindbergh, e.g.AVIATORAAcross 22: Japanese noodleSOBAAAcross 23: Warren Buffett's rule about hugging?DONTSQUEEZETHERICHMANAAcross 26: Toymaker RubikERNOAAcross 27: Cone head?SNOAAcross 28: Actor StephenREAAAcross 29: Like some prosePURPLEAAcross 30: You are, in españolERESAAcross 33: Math ordinalN-THAAcross 33: Math ordinalNTHAAcross 35: Tiger Stadium sch.LSUAAcross 38: SkyscrapingTALLAAcross 39: Encouraging words from slug enthusiasts?WELOVETOSEEYOUSLIMEAAcross 45: Word said with right or riseALLAAcross 46: Nothing: Fr.RIENAAcross 47: Grp. that gets the lead out?NRAAAcross 48: Bust supporterPEDESTALAAcross 51: Fifth-to-last word in the Lord's PrayerGLORYAAcross 53: "Sharp" fashionSPIKEHEELSAAcross 56: Creature on the Australian coat of armsEMUAAcross 57: Mozart's "___ kleine Nachtmusik"EINEAAcross 58: Tiny powerhouseATOMAAcross 59: Rap's Dr. ___DREAAcross 60: Hayek of "Frida"SALMAAAcross 62: Longtime soap actress HallDEIDREAAcross 64: Shout to one about to be knighted?THISDUBSFORYOUAAcross 69: One side of a quad, sayDORMAAcross 71: Milo of stage and screenOSHEAAAcross 72: Voice from a phoneSIRIAAcross 73: Take a clothing slogan too seriously?OBEYYOURTSHIRTAAcross 78: Like Loyola and Xavier universitiesJESUITAAcross 82: ClobbersWAXESAAcross 83: Fish eggsROEAAcross 84: 1 + 2, in GermanyDREIAAcross 86: Prefix with -scopeENDOAAcross 87: Investment sometimes pronounced as a nameIRAAAcross 88: RiskyJEOPARDOUSAAcross 92: SurmiseINFERAAcross 93: Video game playing, e.g.ESCAPISMAAcross 96: ___ Day (Hawaiian holiday)LEIAAcross 97: SEAL Team 6 missionRAIDAAcross 99: Chinese calendar animalRATAAcross 100: Tulle, to brides?THEFABRICOFOURVEILSAAcross 104: CarriageMIENAAcross 105: Dundee turndownNAEAAcross 106: Messenger of biochemistryRNAAAcross 107: French film director ClairRENEAAcross 108: Gray matter?BOTANYAAcross 110: Have in viewEYEAAcross 112: ___-d'Oise (French department)VALAAcross 115: "American Greed" channelCNBCAAcross 118: "After all that hard work, I'll order some cake"?YOUDESERVEABAKERTODAYAAcross 124: Latin word on the back of a dollar billORDOAAcross 125: CompactENTENTEAAcross 126: People holding things upIMPEDERSAAcross 127: BellyacheBEEFAAcross 128: Antarctic watersROSS SEAAAcross 129: "Perfecto!"NAILEDITDDown 1: Terminal in a computer networkNODEDDown 2: Composer NovelloIVORDDown 3: Cylindrical pastaCANNELLONIDDown 4: The matador's foeELTORODDown 5: Peter and Francis: Abbr.STSDDown 6: Peg solitaire puzzle brandHIQDDown 7: BurdenONUSDDown 8: Member of Generation ZTEENDDown 9: Looney Tunes devil, for shortTAZDDown 10: Possible reply to "Where are you?"OVER HEREDDown 11: Confirmation, e.g.RITEDDown 12: Thanks, in HawaiiMAHALODDown 13: Juillet et aoûtETEDDown 14: Ibsen's homeland: Abbr.NORDDown 15: Hit the ground running?TRIPDDown 16: Indian retreatsASHRAMSDDown 17: Hook, line and sinkerCOMPLETELYDDown 18: Game for little sluggersTBALLDDown 19: Fan partVANEDDown 24: Huge spansEONSDDown 25: Little darlingCUTIEDDown 31: "Climb ___ Mountain"EVRYDDown 32: Sicilian sixSEIDDown 34: Long race, in briefTENKDDown 36: Top-notchSUPERBDDown 37: Like most trivia, in the real worldUSELESSDDown 39: Carried onWAGEDDDown 40: Kemper of "The Office"ELLIEDDown 41: TryTESTDDown 42: StonedONPOTDDown 43: Derisive cryYAHDDown 44: Mormons, for shortLDSDDown 49: What a bandoleer holdsAMMODDown 50: Party with pu pu plattersLUAUDDown 52: Cotton candy additiveREDDYEDDown 54: Mummy in "The Mummy"IMHOTEPDDown 55: Saverin who co-founded FacebookEDUARDODDown 58: Musical lead-in to -smithAERODDown 60: Like some losersSOREDDown 61: UpARISENDDown 63: Rogers, Orbison and YamaguchiROYSDDown 65: Magazine edition: Abbr.ISSDDown 66: "Hey, I want to listen here!"SHHDDown 67: Roman godsDEIDDown 68: Country whose name is one letter different from a mountainFIJIDDown 70: Gheorghe ___, former 7'7" N.B.A. playerMURESANDDown 73: "Ooh, dat hurt!"OWIEDDown 74: 1-5 on a cellphone screenBARSDDown 75: PrecisionEXACTITUDEDDown 76: iRobot vacuumROOMBADDown 77: Cape Cod townTRURODDown 79: Cut ties with, in a wayUNFRIENDEDDDown 80: BestIDEALDDown 81: Law school classTORTSDDown 85: Whom "I saw" on a seesaw, in a tongue twisterESAUDDown 88: Peter Pan rivalJIFDDown 89: Ring masterALIDDown 90: PlayRE-CREATEDDown 90: PlayRECREATEDDown 91: One-named hitmaker of the 1950s-'60sDIONDDown 92: Word with two apostrophesIDVEDDown 94: LeadingAHEADOFDDown 95: Pasta whose name is Italian for "feathers"PENNEDDown 98: Sale tag abbr.IRRDDown 101: "Speed" starREEVESDDown 102: ___ beanFAVADDown 103: Make secretENCODEDDown 104: "Where to Invade Next" filmmakerMOOREDDown 108: Letters of invitation?BYOBDDown 109: 1914 battle siteYSERDDown 111: DesiresYENSDDown 113: Comparable (to)AKINDDown 114: Golf's Champagne TonyLEMADDown 116: City and province of southern ItalyBARIDDown 117: Anatomical sacCYSTDDown 119: Composer of the Windows 95 start-up soundENODDown 120: Some offensive linemen: Abbr.RTSDDown 121: "___ sport!"BEADDown 122: New York engineering sch.RPIDDown 123: ___ AvivTEL