New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th September 2016 There are 66 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th September 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Figaro, e.g.BARBERAAcross 7: Foal : horse :: calf : ___ELKAAcross 10: ___ Trueheart (Dick Tracy's wife)TESSAAcross 14: Ahab's postHELMAAcross 18: Reply to "Look at that!"ISEEITAAcross 19: Jungle menaceBOAAAcross 20: Things insomniacs countSHEEPAAcross 21: LollapaloozaONERAAcross 22: Magazine's leadCOVERSTORYAAcross 24: Rock Hudson/Doris Day romantic comedyPILLOW TALKAAcross 26: HabituateENUREAAcross 27: Roosevelt of noteELEANORAAcross 29: Fear of a claustrophobe, for shortMRIAAcross 30: Month before juinMAIAAcross 31: Hatchery soundPEEPAAcross 32: There are no ifs, ands or buts about itBLANKETSTATEMENTAAcross 35: Craft the U.S. government has never recognizedUFOAAcross 37: Memo segueASTOAAcross 38: Tryster with TristanISOLDEAAcross 39: Study of cavesSPELEOLOGYAAcross 46: One making a pitch?TUNERAAcross 48: In a slapdash wayLAXLYAAcross 49: Pajama partySLEEP OVERAAcross 49: Pajama partySLEEPOVERAAcross 53: Stone, to CaesarLAPISAAcross 57: French DadaistARPAAcross 58: Toss inADDTOTHEMIXAAcross 60: Buttonless garmentSARIAAcross 61: Cried over spilled milk, maybeMEOWEDAAcross 64: Snore loudlySAW LOGSAAcross 64: Snore loudlySAWLOGSAAcross 65: Reddish-brownRUSSETAAcross 67: One in front of a trainBRIDEAAcross 68: Prince Valiant's loveALETAAAcross 69: Cocktail sauce ingredientCATSUPAAcross 70: What a child may think is under the [puzzle's central image]MONSTERAAcross 77: Positive response to "Parlez-vous anglais?"YESIDOAAcross 79: Slushy drink brandICEEAAcross 80: Most jump shotsTWOPOINTERSAAcross 83: Charisse of "Brigadoon"CYDAAcross 84: Gumbo ingredientsOKRASAAcross 86: What a parent may think is under the [puzzle's central image]DUSTBUNNYAAcross 87: LoutYAHOOAAcross 87: LoutYAHOO!AAcross 89: "What services ___ thou do?": King LearCANSTAAcross 91: London home to many John Constable paintingsTATEMUSEUMAAcross 93: "___ on Cards," classic 1949 bookSCARNEAAcross 96: Like O's in most typefacesOVALAAcross 100: Letters between two namesA.K.A.AAcross 100: Letters between two namesAKAAAcross 101: Rained cats and dogsCAMEDOWNINSHEETSAAcross 107: "Huh?"WHATAAcross 111: Kwik-E-Mart clerkAPUAAcross 112: Like Verdi's "Caro nome"INEAAcross 113: Poll worker's requestVOTERIDAAcross 114: Command to a dogSHAKEAAcross 115: Item on a telephone standMESSAGE PADAAcross 118: Line at the end of a day's diaryANDSOTOBEDAAcross 120: Choice: Abbr.PREFAAcross 121: SpeedilyAPACEAAcross 122: Twist-___TIEAAcross 123: RangCALLEDAAcross 124: "That ___ wrong"ISSOAAcross 125: "Auld Lang ___"SYNEAAcross 126: The other womanHERAAcross 127: Super-handsomeDREAMYDDown 1: Big feature of Popeye, informallyBICEPDDown 2: UnitedASONEDDown 3: Variety showREVUEDDown 4: Tavern tap handleBEERPULLDDown 5: Galway Bay locale, to localsEIREDDown 6: QB guardersRTSDDown 7: Menace in 2014 newsEBOLADDown 8: Record six-time David di Donatello Award winner for Best ActressLORENDDown 9: Popular airfare finderKAYAKDDown 10: YenTHIRSTDDown 11: Fish that can swim forward and backwardEELDDown 12: 2014 Oscar-nominated film set in AlabamaSELMADDown 13: ___ Life, "Porgy and Bess" characterSPORTINDDown 14: All the rageHOTDDown 15: Paint choiceENAMELDDown 16: Cadillac founder HenryLELANDDDown 17: Title character in a "Sgt. Pepper" songMRKITEDDown 20: TV adsSPOTSDDown 23: Office no.TELDDown 25: Late author and Peace NobelistWIESELDDown 28: PBS supporter, for shortNEADDown 32: Relative of a raspberryBOODDown 33: Tribal figuresTOTEMSDDown 34: SloughsMORASSESDDown 36: ElflikeFEYDDown 39: DisSLAMDDown 40: TrimPAREBACKDDown 41: The world's largest is ChinaEXPORTERDDown 42: AcidLSDDDown 43: Ma and pa, with "the"OLDSDDown 44: "___ grip!"GETADDown 45: "That hurts!"YEOWDDown 47: New England state sch.URIDDown 50: 1970s-'80s TV's "The ___ Club"PTLDDown 51: "I see what you're doing!"OHODDown 52: Kick back, with "out"VEGDDown 54: HodgepodgePASTICHEDDown 55: "Roger that"IREADYOUDDown 56: Command to a dogSITDDown 58: More than capableADEPTDDown 59: Doctors' ordersXRAYSDDown 62: Know-it-allWISEACREDDown 63: Start to -tainmentEDUDDown 66: Relative of -letULEDDown 69: Corporate tech head, for shortCIODDown 70: Alternative to boeuf or pouletMOUTONDDown 71: Word with black or photoOPSDDown 72: Sarcasm clarificationNOTDDown 73: Bro or sisSIBDDown 74: Fastener designed to leave a flush surfaceTNUTDDown 75: Geographical eponym of an insurance companyETNADDown 76: The check that's in the mail, maybeRENTDDown 78: Former Laker LamarODOMDDown 81: O.E.D. contents: Abbr.WDSDDown 82: Companion to whiskey in "American Pie"RYEDDown 85: New Mexico's ___ National LaboratoriesSANDIADDown 87: ChortleYUKDDown 88: All things consideredASAWHOLEDDown 90: Motel sign fillerNEONGASDDown 92: "No ___!" ("I give!")MASDDown 93: Shrimp ___SCAMPIDDown 94: ShenanigansCAPERSDDown 95: TicklesAMUSESDDown 97: Lively, on a scoreVIVACEDDown 98: Battery partANODEDDown 99: D-Day vessel: Abbr.LSTDDown 102: Teary-eyedWEEPYDDown 103: ___ bar (popular candy)HEATHDDown 104: Muppet with a "rubber duckie"ERNIEDDown 105: Source of some quilt stuffingEIDERDDown 106: Pride of Lions, for short?TDSDDown 108: "___ español?"HABLADDown 109: Prince ___, Eddie Murphy's role in "Coming to America"AKEEMDDown 110: Roosevelt of noteTEDDYDDown 114: Part of a ratingSTARDDown 116: Destination for some BART riders, for shortSFODDown 117: Put down in writing?PANDDown 119: Cause of a tic, for shortOCD