New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th March 2017 There are 69 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th March 2017. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Chest protectorsSTERNAAAcross 7: The 2000s, with "the"NAUGHTSAAcross 14: Camry competitorALTIMAAAcross 20: Fisher of fashionEILEENAAcross 21: Coming upIN STOREAAcross 22: 1943 conference siteTEHRANAAcross 23: "Put that Southern state on next month's agenda"?TABLETENNESSEEAAcross 25: Like some wedding cakes and stadiumsTIEREDAAcross 26: SulkBROODAAcross 27: Pooh's palROOAAcross 28: New York : The Big Apple :: ___ : The Big GuavaTAMPAAAcross 30: Pain in the neckPESTAAcross 31: Go off courseYAWAAcross 32: What a male babysitter may sport?NANNYGOATEEAAcross 36: Panama, e.g.: Abbr.ISTHAAcross 37: NumbskullDODOAAcross 38: Minuscule, informallyEENSYAAcross 39: Romantic liaisonAFFAIREAAcross 42: Shared with, as a storyTOLDTOAAcross 45: Ending with chickADEEAAcross 46: Spoils, in a wayRAINSONAAcross 47: Playing a fifth N.F.L. period, sayINOTAAcross 48: Romanian currencyLEUAAcross 50: Capital of YemenSANA'AAAcross 50: Capital of YemenSANAAAAcross 54: Race paceTROTAAcross 55: ___ volente (God willing)DEOAAcross 56: Like a fired Broadway star?OFFTHEMARQUEEAAcross 59: Small handfulIMPAAcross 62: Comedian SmirnoffYAKOVAAcross 64: Auric Goldfinger, to James BondFOEAAcross 65: Leave thunderstruckSTUNAAcross 66: Color in "America the Beautiful"AMBERAAcross 68: Do to doSCALEAAcross 69: A.A.A. and B.B.B.ORGSAAcross 71: Jai ___ALAIAAcross 72: One in a crowd at a bookstore?WALDOAAcross 73: TotalUTTERAAcross 74: Billiards featureRAILAAcross 75: South American greetingALOAAcross 76: Eskimo-___ languagesALEUTAAcross 77: Winter hrs. in VailMSTAAcross 78: Sweaty, irritable rabbit?HOTCROSSBUNNYAAcross 83: Suffix with nod-ULEAAcross 84: FollowHEEDAAcross 86: Really botherEAT ATAAcross 87: Grp. in the Oscar-winning documentary "Citizenfour"NSAAAcross 88: Kunis of "Black Swan"MILAAAcross 89: StuckUPATREEAAcross 92: Bit of bar foodWINGAAcross 94: Real hootSCREAMAAcross 96: CommotionsPOTHERSAAcross 97: Setting for many Stephen King novelsMAINEAAcross 99: "The Persistence of Memory" artistDALIAAcross 100: "Pencils down!"TIMEAAcross 101: What'll feed everyone at a tailgate party?THEBIGCHILIAAcross 104: "What else could it be?!"DUHAAcross 107: Road to the Forum, e.g.ITERAAcross 108: "Lovergirl" singer ___ MarieTEENAAAcross 109: Christmas song contractionTISAAcross 110: Broadway star RiveraCHITAAAcross 112: Supermodel BündchenGISELEAAcross 114: Reformed barbarian?ATTILATHEHONEYAAcross 118: Start of a marital spat?HESAIDAAcross 119: 2000s TV hit set in BaltimoreTHEWIREAAcross 120: Guinness entryRECORDAAcross 121: Vocal quaversTRILLSAAcross 122: A cross might be given for itHEROISMAAcross 123: Invites across the thresholdASKSINDDown 1: Held in reserveSETBYDDown 2: Queen topperTIARADDown 3: JostleELBOWDDown 4: Move, informallyRELODDown 5: Is unobliged toNEEDNOTDDown 6: Soldier, for oneANTDDown 7: Curtain fabricNINONDDown 8: Ticked offANNOYEDDDown 9: Wear and tearUSEDDown 10: Some sporty carsGTSDDown 11: Popular landscaping plantsHOSTASDDown 12: CompactTREATYDDown 13: Dreaded comment on a returned examSEEMEDDown 14: Lead-in to boy or girlATTADDown 15: Island chain?LEIDDown 16: 1993 film that garnered Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress OscarsTHEPIANODDown 17: Turnaround too tempting to pass up?IRRESISTIBLEUIEDDown 18: Wand wielderMAESTRODDown 19: "What happened next?"ANDTHENDDown 24: Puzzle inventor RubikERNODDown 29: Brandy fruitPEARDDown 33: Unpopular baby nameADOLFDDown 34: Formation fliersGEESEDDown 35: Hour in the graveyard shiftONEAMDDown 37: Target of a 1972 banDDTDDown 40: It's inescapableFATEDDown 41: "Shoot!"FIREAWAYDDown 42: Nice piece of changeTIDY SUMDDown 43: Plays without a breakONEACTSDDown 44: "Check out the Argentine soccer star!"?LOOKATTHATMESSIDDown 45: 500, e.g.AUTO RACEDDown 49: ExercitationEFFORTDDown 51: Grp. that might have a launch partyNASADDown 52: Where kids get creative in schoolARTLABDDown 53: Diving equipment co-invented by Jacques CousteauAQUA-LUNGDDown 53: Diving equipment co-invented by Jacques CousteauAQUALUNGDDown 56: Shout from an arm waverOVER HEREDDown 57: ExodusHEGIRADDown 58: They may have many chaptersUNIONSDDown 60: Part of the brain that controls involuntary functionsMEDULLADDown 61: Reds, Blues or BrownsPROTEAMDDown 63: World Cup chantOLEDDown 67: Start to practice?MALDDown 70: Schedule positionSLOTDDown 79: Baltic Sea feederODERDDown 80: 2005 horror sequelSAWIIDDown 81: Undercover operationSTINGDDown 82: Stuffy-soundingNASALDDown 85: HeavenlyETHEREALDDown 88: Picture of health, in brief?MRIDDown 89: TenseUPTIGHTDDown 90: First African-American to win a Best Actor OscarPOITIERDDown 91: Tivoli's Villa d'___ESTEDDown 93: Attractions for beesNECTARSDDown 95: They're always tiredCLICHESDDown 97: French ice cream flavorerMENTHEDDown 98: LessenerABATERDDown 99: GossipDISHDDown 102: MoorHEATHDDown 103: "___ where they ain't"HITEMDDown 104: Natural history museum exhibits, for shortDINOSDDown 105: Centers of early developmentUTERIDDown 106: Composer who taught BeethovenHAYDNDDown 108: "Bill & ___ Excellent Adventure"TEDSDDown 111: PawnHOCKDDown 113: Short, for shortLILDDown 115: 1945 battle site, informallyIWODDown 116: 2018 Super Bowl numberLIIDDown 117: Internet ___ (what we live in)ERA