New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th December 2016 There are 76 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th December 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: One of the blanks in the cereal slogan "___ are for ___"TRIXAAcross 5: Tinker, for one, in olden daysSHORT-STOPAAcross 5: Tinker, for one, in olden daysSHORTSTOPAAcross 14: Certain bladeROTORAAcross 19: Spread dirt, in a wayRUMORAAcross 21: Legendary Egyptian queenNEFERTITIAAcross 22: Run offELOPEAAcross 23: Stick togetherUNITEAAcross 24: Liberal arts college in the Keystone StateLA FAYETTEAAcross 24: Liberal arts college in the Keystone StateLAFAYETTEAAcross 25: Like many a lotPAVEDAAcross 26: Hood lead-inMOTHERAAcross 28: Caterpillar productPUPAAAcross 29: DudLOSERAAcross 31: Historical periodERAAAcross 32: One of Frank's wivesAVAAAcross 33: Member of the cat familyFELINEAAcross 35: Father, familiarlyREVAAcross 36: Japanese auto makeNISSANAAcross 38: Court concernNETAAcross 39: Big Australian exportTINAAcross 40: One of five on a starfishRAYAAcross 42: Set of clubs in a bagIRONSAAcross 44: These could amount to fortunesREADINGSAAcross 48: Dead followerSEAAAcross 50: Where to find groomsALTARSAAcross 53: Vingt-___ (multiple de trois)SEPTAAcross 54: This does not flyTWAAAcross 56: Anagram of the letters O-N-DNODAAcross 58: State with part of I-81: Abbr.TENN.AAcross 60: What you might call a dogSPOTAAcross 62: Instrument for an angelHARPAAcross 63: Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar, e.g.TRIOAAcross 65: Something you can do with fliesSHOOAAcross 66: First name of an Oscar-nominated actress of 1957LANAAAcross 67: Time in adsDATEAAcross 68: Square ___INCHAAcross 69: Animal in an Aesop fableOWLAAcross 70: White House sightROSE GARDENAAcross 72: White House sightOVAL OFFICEAAcross 75: Animal in an Aesop fableASSAAcross 76: Square ___DEALAAcross 77: Time in adsNITEAAcross 78: First name of an Oscar-nominated actress of 1957ELSAAAcross 79: Something you can do with fliesSHAGAAcross 81: Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar, e.g.MAGIAAcross 82: Instrument for an angelLYREAAcross 83: What you might call a dogMUTTAAcross 84: State with part of I-81: Abbr.PENNAAcross 85: Anagram of the letters O-N-DDONAAcross 86: This does not flyEMUAAcross 87: Vingt-___ (multiple de trois)ETUNAAcross 89: Where to find groomsSTABLEAAcross 92: Dead followerEYEAAcross 94: These could amount to fortunesSPLURGESAAcross 98: Set of clubs in a bagWOODSAAcross 100: One of five on a starfishARMAAcross 102: Big Australian exportRUMAAcross 103: Court concernLAWAAcross 105: Japanese auto makeDATSUNAAcross 108: Father, familiarlyPOPAAcross 110: Member of the cat familyOCELOTAAcross 113: One of Frank's wivesMIAAAcross 114: Historical periodAGEAAcross 115: DudLEMONAAcross 117: Caterpillar productPLOWAAcross 118: Hood lead-inRIDINGAAcross 120: Like many a lotZONEDAAcross 122: Liberal arts college in the Keystone StateDICKINSONAAcross 125: Stick togetherPASTEAAcross 126: Run offERODEAAcross 127: Legendary Egyptian queenCLEOPATRAAAcross 128: Spread dirt, in a wayINTERAAcross 129: Certain bladeRAZORAAcross 130: Tinker, for one, in olden daysITINERANTAAcross 131: One of the blanks in the cereal slogan "___ are for ___"KIDSDDown 1: Harry or Bess in the White HouseTRUMANDDown 2: What many Oscar speeches doRUN OVERDDown 2: What many Oscar speeches doRUNOVERDDown 3: ApeIMITATEDDown 4: Home star of Cthulhu, in fantasy talesXOTHDDown 5: 1975 TV debut, brieflySNLDDown 6: Like a more-than-full spoonfulHEAPINGDDown 7: Barrels ___OFFUNDDown 8: Grim sort?REAPERDDown 9: "___ Little Tenderness"TRYADDown 10: Bus. card abbr.STEDDown 11: Boxer's rewardTITLEDDown 12: Old German ruler nicknamed "the Short"OTTOVIDDown 13: Facefuls in slapstickPIESDDown 14: Publish anewREPRINTDDown 15: Suffix with schnozzOLADDown 16: Slithy onesTOVESDDown 17: The Marx Brothers spent a night at oneOPERADDown 18: V-shaped fortificationREDANDDown 20: Skin diving localeREEFDDown 27: Fix, as a pool cueRETIPDDown 30: Carbon compoundENOLDDown 34: Something to brush off a jacketLINTDDown 35: Ingredient in an old-fashionedRYEDDown 37: Exams required for some prep schoolsSSATSDDown 41: "Stat!"ASAPDDown 43: Part of a plant embryo that develops into a rootRADICLEDDown 45: TogetherASONEDDown 46: Remove a label fromDETAGDDown 47: One runs through the middle of Kansas CitySTATE LINEDDown 49: Like Norton softwareANTIVIRUSDDown 51: Raise again, as a flagREHOISTDDown 52: Vehicle used for grooming ski trailsSNOWCATDDown 55: Small songbirdWRENDDown 57: Very busyORNATEDDown 59: Florida State athlete, for shortNOLEDDown 60: Walks in rain boots, saySLOSHESDDown 61: En ___ (chess maneuver)PASSANTDDown 62: TriedHADAGODDown 64: "What's this?!"OHODDown 67: FearedDREADEDDDown 70: Blacksmith's toolRASPDDown 71: Nav. rankADMDDown 72: Ending with syn- or ant-ONYMDDown 73: Longest bone in the human bodyFEMURDDown 74: Thrown with forceFLUNGDDown 80: Eats (at)GNAWSDDown 82: Lewd lookLEERDDown 87: Month after AvELULDDown 88: Chemo targetTUMORDDown 90: City that, despite its name, is smaller than Little RockBOULDERDDown 91: SoleLONEDDown 93: PrattleYAPDDown 95: Like hand-me-downsPREWORNDDown 96: 19,101-foot volcano next to Peru's second-largest cityEL MISTIDDown 97: Like Joan of ArcSAINTEDDDown 99: Gone bad, in BritainSPOILTDDown 101: "Liliom" playwright Ferenc ___MOLNARDDown 104: BetsWAGERSDDown 105: Something that stunsDAZERDDown 106: Marketplace of oldAGORADDown 107: Common strip steak weight: Abbr.TENOZDDown 109: "___ saw a little bird ..." (Mother Goose rhyme)ONCEIDDown 111: ___ RicaCOSTADDown 112: Plains dwelling: Var.TIPIDDown 116: The year 1601MDCIDDown 117: Sherlock Holmes accessoryPIPEDDown 119: Like dungeonsDANKDDown 121: Tokyo, onceEDODDown 123: ___-TikiKONDDown 124: D.C. playerNAT