New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th October 2016 There are 64 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th October 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Full of sound and furyALLTALKAAcross 8: Shampooing, e.g.HAIR CAREAAcross 8: Shampooing, e.g.HAIRCAREAAcross 16: Hemsworth of "The Hunger Games"LIAMAAcross 20: Mine craft?COAL CARAAcross 21: EndangerTHREATENAAcross 22: ___-EuropeanINDOAAcross 23: Goodyear's carefully guarded secrets?TRICKSOFTHETREADAAcross 25: Neutral toneECRUAAcross 26: Title for Palpatine or Amidala in "Star Wars": Abbr.SENAAcross 27: Lose itSNAPAAcross 28: Novelist PierreLOTIAAcross 29: Polynesian inn locale, maybeLAGOONAAcross 31: UnnerveSPOOKAAcross 33: Revision that satisfies both author and publisher?BALANCEDEDITAAcross 35: OffspringISSUEAAcross 38: Jog the memory ofREMINDAAcross 40: Amer. moneyUSDAAcross 41: U.F.O. pilotsETSAAcross 42: "Would you like me to?"SHALLIAAcross 44: Be inclined (to)TENDAAcross 45: IncreasesGOESUPAAcross 48: What a pianist uses for triple-time pieces?MINUETHANDAAcross 50: "Principia Discordia" figureERISAAcross 51: ___ donnaPRIMAAAcross 55: ReadySETAAcross 56: Japanese honorificSANAAcross 57: Country with the smallest national capital in the European Union (about 9,000 people)MALTAAAcross 59: Fall times: Abbr.OCTSAAcross 60: ScalawagRASCALAAcross 63: Result of a Morton's factory explosion?GREATSALTLEAKAAcross 67: Eng. or hist.SUBJAAcross 68: Strange and unsettlingEERIEAAcross 69: "Stay" singer LisaLOEBAAcross 70: Skater boys?MALESONWHEELSAAcross 74: AbsorbsSOPSUPAAcross 76: Count in Lemony Snicket booksOLAFAAcross 77: Director's circle?BOARDAAcross 78: Reaction to a puppy video, sayAWWAAcross 79: First in command?CEEAAcross 81: NurseSIPONAAcross 83: ___ KringleKRISAAcross 84: Dating site?MATEMARKETAAcross 88: Dependent (on)RIDINGAAcross 90: Unleavened cornbreadPONEAAcross 91: Makeup of many a tribal councilELDERSAAcross 92: "Eww!"ICKAAcross 95: El ___CIDAAcross 96: Ones making lots of bucks?BRONCSAAcross 98: SapPATSYAAcross 99: Privileged time period?THECHOSENEONAAcross 103: Mulligans, e.g.REDOSAAcross 105: PurveyorSELLERAAcross 106: Make or break, e.g.VERBAAcross 107: Nary ___A-ONEAAcross 108: Team V.I.P.MVPAAcross 111: FlockBEVYAAcross 112: Color used by teams from both San Jose and Jacksonville?ATEALOFTWOCITIESAAcross 117: Like much of ChileARIDAAcross 118: Strict disciplinarianMARTINETAAcross 119: Rehnquist's successor as chief justiceROBERTSAAcross 120: Unit of forceDYNEAAcross 121: Self-governmentAUTONOMYAAcross 122: Place to rub elbows?ARMRESTDDown 1: Follower of JohnACTSDDown 2: Rhyme for "door" and "more" in the first verse of "The Raven"LOREDDown 3: Gone flat?LAINDDown 4: Giving chicken soup or a foot rub, informallyTLCDDown 5: Comics exclamationACKDDown 6: Get in the loop?LASSODDown 7: Money in 74-DownKRONORDDown 8: URL startHTTPDDown 9: Reaction to a foot rubAHHDDown 10: Country whose capital is known to natives as Baile Átha CliathIRELANDDDown 11: Related in a different wayRETOLDDDown 12: Magna ___CARTADDown 13: Got room service, sayATEINDDown 14: Mens ___READDown 15: Like the coda of "Hey Jude," seeminglyENDLESSDDown 16: Feudal superiorLIEGEDDown 17: 12 9 11 5 20 8 9 19 3 12 21 5INCODEDDown 18: AdeptADROITDDown 19: Gun supportersMOUNTSDDown 24: Something not picked up at the beachFAKETANDDown 30: Make senseADD UPDDown 31: "Mr." of "Star Trek"SULUDDown 32: Athlete on Time's list of the 100 most influential people of the 20th centuryPELEDDown 33: HamstringBINDDDown 34: Ridge with a gentle slope on one side and a steep slope on the otherCUESTADDown 35: IdeologiesISMSDDown 36: One startingSHIERDDown 37: You might wish upon itSANTASLAPDDown 39: ChapsMENDDown 43: "Hey, whatever pays the bills"ITSAJOBDDown 45: Is annoyingGRATESDDown 46: The "palm" and "olive" of PalmoliveOILSDDown 47: Orwellian hoi polloiPROLESDDown 49: Malicious fictional computerHALDDown 50: Something to shoot offE-MAILDDown 50: Something to shoot offEMAILDDown 52: Kind of challengeICEBUCKETDDown 53: N.Y.C. org. that operates 24/7MTADDown 54: PoseASKDDown 58: Words before a chivalrous actALLOWMEDDown 61: Try to winSUEFORDDown 62: "The Price Is Right" airerCBSDDown 63: Diamond's LouGEHRIGDDown 64: Orchestra sectionREEDSDDown 65: "... ___ he drove out of sight"EREDDown 66: Blouse, e.g.TOPDDown 70: 1/, 2/, 3/, etc.MOSDDown 71: "Da ___ G Show"ALIDDown 72: Retirement community restrictionNOKIDSDDown 73: Give a heads-upWARNDDown 74: Neighbor of Den.SWEDDown 75: EqualsPEERSDDown 78: Was humiliatedATECROWDDown 80: Place to buy handmade goods onlineETSYDDown 82: Ecological roleNICHEDDown 84: What Artemis is the goddess ofMOONDDown 85: ___ Taylor (apparel store)ANNDDown 86: Pet food brandALPODDown 87: Nutrition amts.RDASDDown 89: Model for an artist, maybeDIORAMADDown 90: For freePRO BONODDown 92: Bleak assessment of a situationITSBADDDown 93: OptimisticCHEERYDDown 94: Temperature unitKELVINDDown 96: "God Bless America" composerBERLINDDown 97: Term of address with a tildeSENORADDown 100: Partner in crimeCLYDEDDown 101: Turn inside outEVERTDDown 102: "Goody!"NEATODDown 104: OrnamentationDECORDDown 107: Part of D.A.: Abbr.ATTYDDown 108: SwampMIREDDown 109: Nov. honoreesVETSDDown 110: Covert "Hey!"PSSTDDown 113: Torque symbolTAUDDown 114: Like "alumna": Abbr.FEMDDown 115: 49-Down, with each letter shifted one place later in the alphabet (coincidence?)IBMDDown 116: Thrice, in prescriptionsTER