New York Times Answers - Monday, 26th February 2018

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 26th February 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Sound from a pound
AAcross 4:	Discontinued Swedish cars	SAABS
AAcross 9:	Snapshot
AAcross 14:	___ Zedong
AAcross 15:	___ Vanilli, group with three #1 hits in 1989	MILLI
AAcross 16:	Open the door for
AAcross 17:	Be sick
AAcross 18:	Drip-dry fabric
AAcross 19:	Preferred seat request in an airplane
AAcross 20:	Not dead yet!	STILLKICKING
AAcross 23:	Substituted (for)	STOODIN
AAcross 24:	Laceless shoe fastener
AAcross 28:	Horror director Craven	WES
AAcross 29:	Warm winter wear
AAcross 31:	Baseball's Gehrig
AAcross 32:	Dilutes	WATERSDOWN
AAcross 36:	___ ex machina
AAcross 37:	Listens to
AAcross 38:	Sí : Spain :: ___ : France	OUI
AAcross 39:	"Fee-fi-fo-fum" sayer
AAcross 40:	Objectives
AAcross 41:	Pick up dry cleaning, go to the post office, etc.	RUNERRANDS
AAcross 43:	___ v. Wade
AAcross 44:	Author Vonnegut	KURT
AAcross 45:	Snakelike fish
AAcross 46:	Avenging spirits of Greek myth
AAcross 48:	With possibly even direr consequences	ORWORSE
AAcross 52:	"What is life?," "Why are we here?," etc.	DEEPTHOUGHTS
AAcross 55:	Bricklayer, e.g.
AAcross 58:	Slight advantage	LEGUP
AAcross 59:	Soph. and jr.	YRS
AAcross 60:	Bathroom unit
AAcross 61:	Be of ___ (avail)	USETO
AAcross 62:	Fannie ___ (mortgage company)
AAcross 63:	Full of the latest
AAcross 64:	Glossy finish
AAcross 65:	Midlength records, for short	EPS
DDown 1:	Stockpile
DDown 2:	Bonnie who sang "I Can't Make You Love Me"	RAITT
DDown 3:	First ___ (Shakespeare volume)
DDown 4:	Burns slowly
DDown 5:	Simulated smooch	AIRKISS
DDown 6:	Like a poker player who's either very confident or really bluffing
DDown 7:	Like-minded voting group
DDown 8:	Swim's alternative
DDown 9:	Mercury or Mars
DDown 10:	Katherine of "27 Dresses"	HEIGL
DDown 11:	Settlers of tied games, for short	OTS
DDown 12:	Michael Jackson's "Don't Stop ___ You Get Enough"
DDown 13:	Tip jar bill
DDown 21:	Brings to half-mast
DDown 22:	___ the Terrible	IVAN
DDown 25:	Fresh from the laundry
DDown 26:	Circular
DDown 27:	Ejects
DDown 29:	Go "1, 2, 3, 4 ..."
DDown 30:	Injury, in totspeak	OWIE
DDown 32:	Where ships dock
DDown 33:	"Wheel of Fortune" purchases	AEIOU
DDown 34:	Circus whip-cracker
DDown 35:	Gloomy
DDown 36:	Conversation
DDown 39:	Enjoyed frequently as a child	GREWUPON
DDown 41:	Trick
DDown 42:	Send on a detour, say
DDown 44:	With enthusiasm
DDown 47:	Personal heroes
DDown 48:	"Well, shucks!"	OHGEE
DDown 49:	What the first, second and fifth lines in a limerick do
DDown 50:	Pocketbook part
DDown 51:	Slalom curves
DDown 53:	+
DDown 54:	Pianist/radio host John	TESH
DDown 55:	AOL alternative	MSN
DDown 56:	Breakfasted or lunched
DDown 57:	Wise old saying ... like the first words of 20-, 32-, 41- and 52-Across