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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th October 2016

    There are 62 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th October 2016. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Loud sound in a storm
    AAcross 5: Brand in the freezer aisleEGGO
    AAcross 9: "Well, blimey!"ISAY
    AAcross 13: Masked hero
    AAcross 18: ___ landLALA
    AAcross 19: Emergency stateCRISISMODE
    AAcross 22: Indo-___
    AAcross 23: One working for Supercuts?AMERICANSNIPPER
    AAcross 25: "Later"
    AAcross 26: Crusader's foe
    AAcross 27: Longtime "60 Minutes" reporterSTAHL
    AAcross 28: Beats handily
    AAcross 29: "Always be a poet, even in ___": Baudelaire
    AAcross 30: Bro
    AAcross 33: See what one is saying?
    AAcross 33: See what one is saying?
    AAcross 35: Barista's big reveal?THELATTESHOW
    AAcross 38: Fall guy
    AAcross 41: Awful
    AAcross 45: Allow
    AAcross 46: Put-away shot
    AAcross 48: Pacific farewells
    AAcross 49: Lead-in to -drome
    AAcross 51: Who says "O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown!," in ShakespeareOPHELIA
    AAcross 53: Cry after an owie, maybe
    AAcross 54: British terminals?
    AAcross 55: Concord
    AAcross 57: WakensCOMESTO
    AAcross 59: Winning gesture
    AAcross 62: Biblical kingdomEDOM
    AAcross 63: "___ to Psyche"
    AAcross 64: Search for a really funny person?HOOTPURSUIT
    AAcross 68: Monthly check-issuing org.
    AAcross 71: Camera setting
    AAcross 74: "___ and the Pussycats"JOSIE
    AAcross 75: Burdened (with)
    AAcross 78: Nickname for DiMaggioJOLTINJOE
    AAcross 81: Child in ChileNINO
    AAcross 84: Humpty Dumpty-shaped
    AAcross 85: Post-Neolithic period
    AAcross 86: Astrobiologists' org.SETI
    AAcross 87: "That's it for me"IMDONE
    AAcross 88: Actress Amanda of "She's the Man"BYNES
    AAcross 89: Army E-6s: Abbr.SSGTS
    AAcross 93: Writer who specializes in sentimental stories
    AAcross 95: Program file suffixEXE
    AAcross 96: Declaration at Ringo's birth?ASTARRISBORN
    AAcross 98: Chef Boyardee offering
    AAcross 100: 'Tis the season
    AAcross 101: ___ football
    AAcross 106: Parthenon feature
    AAcross 109: Singer LaBellePATTI
    AAcross 111: Best: Lat.OPTIMUS
    AAcross 113: Send, as payment
    AAcross 114: Photographer's impossible task?ASHOOTINTHEDARK
    AAcross 117: "Poor Richard's Almanack" offering
    AAcross 118: Menace in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"
    AAcross 119: Other than that
    AAcross 120: "This I Promise You" band, 2000NSYNC
    AAcross 121: Added details
    AAcross 122: Divisions of office bldgs.STES
    AAcross 123: Whole bunch
    DDown 1: Hug
    DDown 2: University in Beaumont, Tex.LAMAR
    DDown 3: Old OldsALERO
    DDown 4: Law office staffers, informally
    DDown 5: "Look!," to Livy
    DDown 6: Spanish nobleman
    DDown 7: Cry at a card table
    DDown 8: W.W. II org.OSS
    DDown 9: Stuck through
    DDown 10: Specious reasoning
    DDown 11: University in Garden City, Long IslandADELPHI
    DDown 12: "___ out!" (ump's cry)
    DDown 13: Frank who was called the "Electric Don Quixote"ZAPPA
    DDown 14: Mountain nymph
    DDown 15: Politico PaulRYAN
    DDown 16: Billiards need
    DDown 17: Till compartment
    DDown 20: Smaller picture
    DDown 21: Canine command
    DDown 24: Freezer itemsICETRAYS
    DDown 28: Darn, e.g.
    DDown 31: Radii partners
    DDown 32: Saw
    DDown 34: Part of an ignition system
    DDown 36: Timecard measure: Abbr.HRS
    DDown 37: Philosophical lead-in to -ism
    DDown 38: Money in Oregon state coffers?SALEMSLOOT
    DDown 39: A ___ apple
    DDown 40: Cool, in old slang
    DDown 41: Company near the start of the telephone book listingsAAMCO
    DDown 42: Relatives
    DDown 43: French bachelor?HOMMEALONE
    DDown 44: "Goodness!"OHME
    DDown 46: Spade holder
    DDown 47: It might start "Attn."
    DDown 50: Gets back (to), in a wayRSVPS
    DDown 52: Katniss's love in "The Hunger Games"PEETA
    DDown 54: Morning ___
    DDown 55: D.O.J. figures
    DDown 56: Serengeti roamer
    DDown 58: Slim beachwear
    DDown 60: ___ generis
    DDown 61: Cara of "Fame"IRENE
    DDown 65: Eye: Sp.OJO
    DDown 66: Part of a boot
    DDown 67: Prefix with -therm
    DDown 69: River spanned by the Pont Neuf
    DDown 70: Member of the genus Vipera
    DDown 72: Magazine founder EricUTNE
    DDown 73: Members of la familiaTIAS
    DDown 76: Own, so to speak
    DDown 77: Redbox offeringsDVDS
    DDown 78: Be in harmony
    DDown 79: Serengeti roamer
    DDown 80: Country music's ColterJESSI
    DDown 82: "Truly"ITSSO
    DDown 83: Daughter of Tantalus
    DDown 86: Cold War land: Abbr.SSR
    DDown 87: Mediterranean land: Abbr.ISR
    DDown 90: Pays a short visitSTOPSIN
    DDown 91: Son of Sir Lancelot
    DDown 92: Large sea snails
    DDown 94: Bit of attire for Roy Rogers
    DDown 96: Forum greeting
    DDown 97: Quick signature: Abbr.INITS
    DDown 98: Rule
    DDown 99: San Diego State athlete
    DDown 102: Coasters, e.g.
    DDown 103: Online shoppers' destinationEMALL
    DDown 104: Sip
    DDown 105: Slightly off
    DDown 106: Football Hall-of-Famer TarkentonFRAN
    DDown 107: Cold War side
    DDown 108: "___ as well"IMAY
    DDown 110: Little 'un
    DDown 112: Many tenured profsPHDS
    DDown 114: Old Turkish commander
    DDown 115: Some test results, for shortIQS
    DDown 116: Crank
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