New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th March 2018

There are 67 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th March 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Government policy chief
AAcross 5:	Assented	SAIDYES
AAcross 12:	Not empirical
AAcross 19:	Not natural-looking
AAcross 21:	Sometimes hard-to-find shirt opening
AAcross 22:	Drunkard
AAcross 23:	Onetime co-host of "The View," informally	ROSIE
AAcross 24:	Contest once hosted by Bob Barker	MISSUSA
AAcross 25:	Makes reference (to)
AAcross 26:	Catastrophic event that can be caused by a gigantic earthquake	MEGATS
AAcross 28:	"Fer sher"
AAcross 29:	Folds, as a business
AAcross 30:	Headed for	ENROUTETO
AAcross 34:	Abbr. on mil. mail
AAcross 36:	French painter of ballerinas
AAcross 40:	Injunction
AAcross 42:	How Hercule Poirot likes to address Hastings	MONAMI
AAcross 43:	Money in Malmö
AAcross 45:	Headstone inits.
AAcross 46:	Stag
AAcross 48:	Ones in rocking chairs, stereotypically
AAcross 50:	Smartphone feature
AAcross 53:	Cherry variety
AAcross 54:	Start to many bumper stickers	IHEART
AAcross 55:	Response to pointing out a resemblance between two people	ISEEIT
AAcross 56:	Hollywood labor groups
AAcross 59:	See 71-Down
AAcross 60:	Plant stalk
AAcross 62:	Crank (up)
AAcross 63:	Chipotle choice
AAcross 65:	Nitwit
AAcross 66:	180s
AAcross 67:	2015 hit spinoff of "Despicable Me"
AAcross 68:	How someone in awe might describe himself
AAcross 70:	Pretty cool, in slang
AAcross 73:	One of the Big Four accounting firms	KPMG
AAcross 74:	Deft touch
AAcross 75:	Placeholder letters	TBA
AAcross 78:	Better now
AAcross 80:	Trivia fodder
AAcross 81:	All ___
AAcross 83:	Rough shelter
AAcross 84:	Hannah who coined the phrase "the banality of evil"
AAcross 86:	Largest city in the Baltics
AAcross 87:	Planets like ours, in sci-fi
AAcross 88:	Hue lighter than lime	TEAGREEN
AAcross 91:	Per ___ (yearly)
AAcross 92:	Vintage film channel	TCM
AAcross 93:	Goody
AAcross 95:	Like St. Augustine, among all U.S. cities
AAcross 97:	College, to a Brit
AAcross 98:	Amérique
AAcross 101:	Immigrants' class, for short	ESL
AAcross 102:	Only words on the front of the Great Seal of the United States	EPLURIBUS
AAcross 104:	Really fresh
AAcross 106:	Its hub at J.F.K. was designed by Eero Saarinen
AAcross 108:	Hubbub
AAcross 110:	Artistic, chatty sorts, it's said	GEMINIS
AAcross 113:	Draft
AAcross 113:	Draft
AAcross 117:	Testify
AAcross 119:	"I got the check"	ITSONME
AAcross 120:	Ancient, undeciphered writing system
AAcross 121:	Towel fabric
AAcross 122:	Relatives of asters
AAcross 123:	Tony who won a Tony for "Angels in America"	KUSHNER
AAcross 124:	"It's a deal!"
DDown 1:	E.M.T.'s training
DDown 2:	Speed along
DDown 3:	Print ad come-on	ASSEENONTV
DDown 4:	Sit on the throne
DDown 5:	International conglomerate whose name means "three stars"	SAMSUNG
DDown 6:	Cable news host Melber	ARI
DDown 7:	Gchats, e.g.	IMS
DDown 8:	Some A.L. players	DHS
DDown 9:	Response to a surprising claim	YOUDO
DDown 10:	"That's something ___!"
DDown 11:	Voyager
DDown 12:	Medieval Spanish kingdom
DDown 13:	Sport last played in the Olympics in 1936
DDown 14:	Was awesome
DDown 15:	Occupied
DDown 16:	Funny
DDown 17:	Riddle-me-___
DDown 18:	Qtrly. check recipient, maybe
DDown 20:	"Stars above!"	DEARME
DDown 27:	"___ soon?"
DDown 31:	Smear
DDown 32:	Writing in a window?
DDown 33:	Paranoid sorts, in slang	TINHATS
DDown 35:	Pushes back
DDown 37:	"Mamma Mia!" setting
DDown 38:	In a light manner
DDown 39:	Outbreaks
DDown 40:	Anthropomorphic king of Celesteville
DDown 41:	"Still ___" (Julianne Moore film)	ALICE
DDown 43:	Rios, e.g.	KIAS
DDown 44:	Decisive assessment
DDown 47:	Intl. Rescue Committee, e.g.
DDown 49:	R&B singer with the hits "So Sick" and "Mad"	NEYO
DDown 51:	Tempe sch.	ASU
DDown 52:	Things in restaurant windows
DDown 57:	Sac fly result
DDown 58:	Outlay that cannot be recovered	SUNKCOST
DDown 59:	Some corsage wearers	PROMDATES
DDown 61:	Grand Lodge group
DDown 64:	Ready ... or red, maybe
DDown 65:	"Let's keep this between us"	DONTTELL
DDown 67:	Wasn't kidding about
DDown 68:	Stunt at the end of a powerful performance	MICDROP
DDown 69:	Informal assent
DDown 70:	Go back on one's word?
DDown 71:	With 59-Across, some works of Tennessee Williams	ONEACT
DDown 72:	Big ___ (the drug industry)
DDown 74:	Biter
DDown 75:	Moment of liftoff	TMINUSZERO
DDown 76:	Dangerous toy
DDown 77:	"Same here"	ASAMI
DDown 79:	Legal vowelless Scrabble play
DDown 79:	Legal vowelless Scrabble play
DDown 80:	Herculean act
DDown 82:	Bit of art pottery
DDown 85:	Preface to a heart-to-heart conversation
DDown 89:	End of a George Washington address?	EDU
DDown 90:	Safer alternative to paintball	NERFWAR
DDown 91:	If you're lucky
DDown 94:	Candy brand owned by Hershey	REESES
DDown 96:	Word before and after "no"
DDown 99:	Salt-N-Pepa and Ben Folds Five
DDown 100:	Branch of Islam
DDown 102:	Rakes in
DDown 103:	Not taken seriously?
DDown 105:	Tiniest change
DDown 107:	Popular gaming console that sounds like two pronouns	WIIU
DDown 109:	It's a long story
DDown 110:	"Keep movin'!"
DDown 111:	Info for a chauffeur, perhaps
DDown 112:	Yahoo alternative	MSN
DDown 114:	"Yuck!"
DDown 115:	Grp. of connected computers
DDown 116:	1/100 of a 43-Across
DDown 116:	1/100 of a 43-Across
DDown 118:	Manhattan part ... or a suburb near Manhattan