New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th March 2017

There are 64 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th March 2017. View the answers below..

Also try..
All New York Times Answers All Publications

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Big hits
AAcross 5:	Something repeatedly hit with a thumb
AAcross 13:	Flat bread
AAcross 18:	Zeitgeist
AAcross 20:	Recurring theme in Philip K. Dick novels
AAcross 21:	Cousin of a mandrill
AAcross 22:	[Circled letters]-filled contraption	WEATHERBALLOON
AAcross 24:	Cry for more
AAcross 25:	Affirm one's humanity?
AAcross 26:	Tangible
AAcross 27:	Swell
AAcross 29:	Capote, informally	TRU
AAcross 30:	World landmark built with [circled letters]
AAcross 35:	Being repaired, as a car	INTHESHOP
AAcross 38:	Spots
AAcross 39:	It's hard to bear
AAcross 41:	Halfhearted, as support
AAcross 42:	Can't wait to find out, in a way
AAcross 45:	[Circled letters]-based drugs	MOODSTABILIZERS
AAcross 51:	Check out
AAcross 52:	Unvarnished
AAcross 53:	Great confusion
AAcross 54:	Sea serpent of old cartoons	CECIL
AAcross 55:	Citrus hybrid
AAcross 56:	Bomb developed in the 1950s	EDSEL
AAcross 58:	College party epicenter, often
AAcross 59:	Homeland of Spartacus
AAcross 60:	[Circled letters]-advertised establishment	ROADSIDEDINER
AAcross 63:	"What'd I tell ya?"
AAcross 64:	Berried conifer
AAcross 65:	Existentialist Kierkegaard	SOREN
AAcross 66:	Language heard along the Mekong
AAcross 67:	Chocolate-and-banana liqueur cocktail
AAcross 69:	Poorly
AAcross 69:	Poorly
AAcross 72:	Letter on a dreidel
AAcross 73:	Picture displayed on a [circled letters] surface
AAcross 78:	Fails to	DOESNT
AAcross 80:	Kind of developer
AAcross 81:	Conservative portfolio asset, for short	TNOTE
AAcross 82:	Convinced
AAcross 83:	Worthless
AAcross 84:	Now hear this!
AAcross 86:	Obsolescent players	VCRS
AAcross 87:	Put a stop to?
AAcross 88:	[Circled letter]-consuming activity
AAcross 91:	"That's great!"
AAcross 92:	Strain to avoid?
AAcross 93:	Stinky
AAcross 94:	Underlying cosmic principle
AAcross 95:	Ones getting all the breaks	LUCKYDOGS
AAcross 99:	Sports implement often made from [circled letters]
AAcross 105:	Smokers should knock it off
AAcross 106:	Soldiers' assignments
AAcross 108:	Betray surprise
AAcross 109:	Be behind
AAcross 110:	Evergreen State airport	SEATAC
AAcross 113:	[Circled letter]-fueled device
AAcross 118:	One given a citation
AAcross 119:	Not so awkward
AAcross 120:	Hair
AAcross 121:	Certain navel	INNIE
AAcross 122:	Au courant
AAcross 123:	"What fun!"
DDown 1:	North American flycatcher
DDown 2:	"S.N.L." alum Cheri	OTERI
DDown 3:	Unloading zone
DDown 4:	Happy hour habitué
DDown 5:	Jack ___
DDown 6:	Guerrilla leader in "For Whom the Bell Tolls"	PABLO
DDown 7:	Constellation near Scorpius
DDown 8:	Low-___	CAL
DDown 9:	8 x 10, e.g.: Abbr.
DDown 10:	Fool
DDown 11:	Garlicky spread
DDown 12:	Wouldn't shut up	RANON
DDown 13:	"Geez!"
DDown 14:	Epitome of simplicity
DDown 15:	Condition contributed to by a lack of [circled letters]
DDown 16:	Rider of the horse Tornado
DDown 17:	Outdo	ONEUP
DDown 19:	Turns into confetti
DDown 21:	Seaman's chapel
DDown 23:	Ingredients in some London pies
DDown 28:	Top story
DDown 31:	Things bouncers are supposed to catch	FAKEIDS
DDown 32:	Sylvan
DDown 33:	Denouement
DDown 34:	"A.S.A.P.!"
DDown 36:	Beowulf or Gilgamesh	EPICHERO
DDown 37:	Jewelry store gadget
DDown 40:	Watch, as a criminals' hiding spot
DDown 42:	Do a wine steward's job
DDown 43:	Waffle brand	EGGO
DDown 44:	She, in Salerno	ELLA
DDown 45:	Incense
DDown 46:	___ twins of 1980s-'90s TV	OLSEN
DDown 47:	State confidently
DDown 48:	Mire
DDown 49:	Minute ___
DDown 50:	Dispatched, as a dragon
DDown 52:	Foreign capital whose name sounds like a water passage to San Francisco
DDown 57:	He married Daisy Mae in 1952	LILABNER
DDown 59:	Homes on the range
DDown 61:	Lad
DDown 62:	Ride hard
DDown 63:	Who wrote "I exist, that is all, and I find it nauseating"
DDown 67:	Branded footwear with open backs
DDown 68:	"Everything's fine"	ITSCOOL
DDown 69:	Think piece?
DDown 70:	Capital of Togo
DDown 71:	Fabled [circled letters]-hiding trickster
DDown 73:	Quatre halved	DEUX
DDown 74:	Exhibits one of the seven deadly sins
DDown 75:	Modern acronym for "Seize the day!"	YOLO
DDown 76:	Trudge
DDown 77:	Eliciting nervous laughter, say
DDown 79:	Market share?
DDown 80:	Poverty, e.g.
DDown 84:	Issue for a noble family?
DDown 85:	Tiny amount
DDown 89:	W.W. II moniker
DDown 90:	KPMG hiree
DDown 91:	Certain platonic friend	GALPAL
DDown 94:	Shock, in a way	TASE
DDown 95:	Yogurt-based Indian drink
DDown 96:	Employ against	USEON
DDown 97:	Brand with classic "But wait, there's more ...!" infomercials	GINSU
DDown 98:	Leave at a loss
DDown 100:	Everglades wader
DDown 101:	Ballet school supporter
DDown 102:	Muff
DDown 103:	Came to
DDown 104:	To the point
DDown 107:	Tartan wearer
DDown 111:	Numerical prefix	TRI
DDown 112:	Big heart?
DDown 114:	British can
DDown 115:	Itinerary abbr.
DDown 116:	"Now I've got it!"
DDown 117:	Image on a Wisconsin state quarter