New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st January 2017 There are 71 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st January 2017. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: SpongedMOOCHEDAAcross 8: AsylumREFUGEAAcross 14: Takes from page to screen, sayADAPTSAAcross 20: Pope with the longest reign between St. Peter and Pius VI (A.D. 67-1799)ADRIANIAAcross 21: Left speechlessAMAZEDAAcross 22: On the down-lowCOVERTAAcross 23: They may be sealed or brokenRECORDSAAcross 24: Marquee localeMOVIEHATHEATERAAcross 26: Degree in mathN-THAAcross 26: Degree in mathNTHAAcross 27: GruesomeMACABREAAcross 29: Companion of Han in "The Force Awakens"REYAAcross 30: H.O.V. ___LANEAAcross 31: Sénégal summersETESAAcross 33: Running figureTALLYAAcross 34: Players last produced in July 2016VCRSAAcross 36: Epic singersBARDSAAcross 37: Kicks backRESTSAAcross 39: Rural postal abbr.RTEAAcross 40: WorthinessMERITAAcross 41: Samberg and SerkisANDYSAAcross 42: Home of the Triple-A Mud HensTOLEDOAAcross 44: Gets bogged downMIRESAAcross 45: Vitamin Shoppe competitorGNCAAcross 46: Vegan sandwich fillerSPROUTSAAcross 48: Calrissian of "The Empire Strikes Back"LANDOAAcross 49: One end of Paris's Champs-ÉlyséesARCHWAYAAcross 53: Worked as a stockbrokerTRADEDAAcross 54: Capitol groupUSHASENATEAAcross 56: Designer SaarinenEEROAAcross 57: Post-op programREHABAAcross 58: Main stemSTALKAAcross 59: Rap group inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016NWAAAcross 60: Pulled offDIDAAcross 61: Like an unswept hearthASHYAAcross 62: BrawlSET-TOAAcross 63: "That Latin Beat!" bandleaderCUGATAAcross 65: AdvantageEDGEAAcross 66: Drone regulator, for shortFAAAAcross 67: Mrs., in MontreuxMMEAAcross 68: Magic Johnson, for oneLAKERAAcross 69: Apothecary's containerVIALAAcross 70: She, in SpanishELLAAAcross 72: Passenger jetAIRHALINERAAcross 75: Quinze + quinzeTRENTEAAcross 77: Actor with the line "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!"SELLERSAAcross 79: Fits snuglyNESTSAAcross 80: Indra, to HindusRAINGODAAcross 81: Developer's purchaseLOTAAcross 82: Giraffe-like beastOKAPIAAcross 83: What might cost you an arm and a leg?PIRANHAAAcross 84: Washroom featureBASINAAcross 87: Totally captivatesGRIPSAAcross 88: MuzzleGAGAAcross 89: One who knows all the shortcuts, maybeLOCALAAcross 92: Fill in forACT ASAAcross 93: Game box specificationAGESAAcross 94: Flaky mineralsMICASAAcross 96: "Mind ... blown!"WHOAAAcross 97: Glue trap brandDCONAAcross 98: Tolkien meanieORCAAcross 99: Beverage with a floral bouquetROSETEAAAcross 101: Hedge fund proARBAAcross 102: Farmer's market alternativeGROCERYHASTOREAAcross 106: AdmitOWNUPTOAAcross 108: West Coast city known as the Track and Field Capital of the WorldEUGENEAAcross 109: Mischievous sortRASCALAAcross 110: Miles awayNOTNEARAAcross 111: Candy known for its orange wrappingREESESAAcross 112: Muss upTOUSLEAAcross 113: Things always underfootINSOLESDDown 1: George Eliot title surnameMARNERDDown 2: "Swan Lake" roleODETTEDDown 3: Place for bows and stringsORCHESTRAHAHALLDDown 4: Corporation's head tech expert, for shortCIODDown 5: Tort basisHARMDDown 6: Wrap up aroundENDATDDown 7: TossesDISCARDSDDown 8: Not stay on topicRAMBLEDDown 9: University associated with the Carter CenterEMORYDDown 10: Go-to choice, slangilyFAVEDDown 11: Weapon in some Call of Duty gamesUZIDDown 12: "I didn't know that!"GEEDDown 13: John Glenn player in "The Right Stuff"EDHARRISDDown 14: SoreACHYDDown 15: Fawn's motherDOEDDown 16: Winter fall?AVALANCHEDDown 17: Early explosive devicePETARDDDown 18: ModishTRENDYDDown 19: With 25-Down, financial regulator's requirementSTRESSDDown 25: See 19-DownTESTDDown 28: Meteorological lead-in to stratusALTODDown 32: Resolutely supportedSTOODBYDDown 34: Like some salsaVERDEDDown 35: "Antigone" antagonistCREONDDown 36: Judge's seatBANCDDown 38: Zig or zagSLUEDDown 40: Capital of BelarusMINSKDDown 43: Fog might push it back, brieflyETDDDown 44: Hawaiian "thanks"MAHALODDown 45: "Brilliant!"GREATDDown 46: Attacks from aboveSTRAFESDDown 47: Exclusive event before public availabilityPRESALEDDown 48: Exam with a section known as "Logic Games," for shortLSATDDown 49: Fighting tooth and nailATWARDDown 50: Hitching post?WEDDINGHACHAPELDDown 51: Japanese "thanks"ARIGATODDown 52: Made peak calls?YODELEDDDown 54: UnmitigatedUTTERDDown 55: Sin of those in Dante's fifth circleANGERDDown 58: Quarters followersSEMISDDown 62: ChicSMARTDDown 63: "Pretty please?"CANTIDDown 64: Instruments played close to the chest, informallyUKESDDown 65: "Still, after all this time ..."EVENNOWDDown 68: Imitates Sylvester the CatLISPSDDown 71: Results of treatiesALLIANCESDDown 73: Something to tear into, informally?HANKIEDDown 74: BoundsLEAPSDDown 75: Nautical sealerTARDDown 76: Yemeni capitalRIALDDown 78: Immense spansEONSDDown 80: It comes in tubesRIGATONIDDown 82: It lays out the lines of authorityORGCHARTDDown 83: Show anxiety, in a wayPACEDDown 84: Nag to deathBADGERDDown 85: Build up, as interestACCRUEDDown 86: Straight manSTOOGEDDown 87: Boy's name that's an Indiana cityGARYDDown 88: Brazilian supermodel BündchenGISELEDDown 90: Vital linesAORTAEDDown 91: Slogs awayLABORSDDown 94: Kind of fiberMORALDDown 95: Attach, as a patchSEWONDDown 98: They're found in veinsORESDDown 99: Elephant pluckers of mythROCSDDown 100: Marching band?ANTSDDown 103: Venice-to-Trieste dir.ENEDDown 104: ___ PauloSAODDown 105: Volunteer State sch.TSUDDown 107: Card game cryUNO