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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th July 2018

There are 63 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th July 2018. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: BeguiledLEDON
AAcross 6: Carnival performer
AAcross 10: Heavy hit
AAcross 15: Popular self-help websiteEHOW
AAcross 19: Make a good point?
AAcross 20: "Three Sisters" sisterOLGA
AAcross 21: "The Gold-Bug" author, for shortEAPOE
AAcross 22: Princess with superpowersXENA
AAcross 23: Singer / City / Home featureALGREENBAYWINDOW
AAcross 26: "Safe!," in baseball, or "Safety!," in football
AAcross 27: Beachgoer's souvenir
AAcross 28: Leg press target, informally
AAcross 29: Third-most abundant gas in the atmosphere
AAcross 30: Emerald or aquamarine
AAcross 31: "Don't move!"
AAcross 34: Dog tag?
AAcross 35: Finished behindLOSTTO
AAcross 36: Socialite / Resort / StorePARISHILTONHEADSHOP
AAcross 41: "Keystone" character of old comedy
AAcross 42: Sacred symbol of ancient Egypt
AAcross 43: Word after who, what, when, where, why or how
AAcross 44: Message in a bottle, maybe
AAcross 45: Roman oratorCATO
AAcross 48: Gangster tracker
AAcross 49: How a gangly person might be describedALLLEGS
AAcross 52: Political commentator / Geographical area / Fitness routineOLIVERNORTHPOLEDANCE
AAcross 58: World Cup cheer
AAcross 59: Lots
AAcross 60: Show extreme instability
AAcross 61: Alpo alternativeIAMS
AAcross 63: NPR's "Planet Money" or "How I Built This"
AAcross 65: Ceiling
AAcross 66: Related stuff
AAcross 69: Texter's sign-offTTYL
AAcross 70: "Shoo!"
AAcross 72: Cheer with beer
AAcross 74: ___-Magnon man
AAcross 75: Actor / Transportation hub / Part of a broadcastSEANPENNSTATIONBREAK
AAcross 81: Holy terrorWILDONE
AAcross 82: Unwitting accomplice
AAcross 83: Suisse peakALPE
AAcross 84: "Young Sheldon" airerCBS
AAcross 87: Scott of "Charles in Charge"BAIO
AAcross 88: "With ___ ring ..."
AAcross 89: Way cool
AAcross 91: Comedian / State capital / Record store sectionRICHLITTLEROCKMUSIC
AAcross 97: "It's a deal!"
AAcross 98: Some singles
AAcross 99: Big name in vodkaABSOLUT
AAcross 102: Blockage reliever
AAcross 103: "Roger that"
AAcross 105: Upscale hotel chainOMNI
AAcross 107: Father of octuplets on "The Simpsons"APU
AAcross 108: Haunted house sound
AAcross 109: Actress / Mideast area / CrimeMAEWESTBANKHEIST
AAcross 113: 1960s "It Girl" SedgwickEDIE
AAcross 114: Longtime "Inside the N.B.A." analystONEAL
AAcross 115: Primary concern
AAcross 116: "Speed-the-Plow" playwright
AAcross 117: RCA competitorSONY
AAcross 118: Some sports prizesESPYS
AAcross 119: Professor Trelawney in the Harry Potter books, e.g.
AAcross 120: "Is this really necessary?"MUSTI
DDown 1: What some Kaplan guides help prep forLSATS
DDown 2: Dash
DDown 3: Take a few pointers?
DDown 4: Three-time N.H.L. M.V.P.
DDown 5: Once named
DDown 6: Get crazyGONUTS
DDown 7: English actor IdrisELBA
DDown 8: "Holy moly!"
DDown 9: ___ Graham, Meryl Streep's role in 2017's "The Post"
DDown 10: Crackpot
DDown 11: "Wait just a sec"
DDown 12: Many a pageant coif
DDown 13: Titan, Triton or Titania
DDown 14: Seat at many a wedding
DDown 15: "Nothing succeeds like ___": Oscar Wilde
DDown 16: Warm, cozy spots
DDown 17: Quite, despite expectations
DDown 18: Clobbers
DDown 24: Plenish
DDown 25: Theme park annoyances
DDown 30: Barrio grocery
DDown 32: ___ Perelman, classic Russian science writerYAKOV
DDown 33: For
DDown 34: Lighter igniter
DDown 35: Zapped, in a way
DDown 37: Words mouthed on a JumbotronHIMOM
DDown 38: Some girdersIBARS
DDown 39: "That's pretty obvious!"
DDown 40: Fashion monthlyELLE
DDown 45: Take over
DDown 45: Take over
DDown 46: Divvies up
DDown 47: 1960s Haight-Ashbury wear
DDown 48: Summer swarmer
DDown 49: Per unitAPOP
DDown 50: Myrna of "Love Crazy"
DDown 51: Lather
DDown 53: Obama ___
DDown 54: Hi or lo follower
DDown 55: Upscale hotel chainHYATT
DDown 56: Undo
DDown 57: Hip-hop subgenreEMORAP
DDown 62: Add fuel to
DDown 64: Part of a crane
DDown 65: Try this!
DDown 66: What's got ewe covered?
DDown 67: Flying Solo
DDown 68: Clerical wear
DDown 70: Condescending sort
DDown 71: "The Situation Room" airerCNN
DDown 72: Unflappable
DDown 73: Stand-alone business?
DDown 76: KernelNIBLET
DDown 77: Like many a kilt
DDown 78: Computer menu option
DDown 79: Dumas dueler
DDown 80: Contact, in a way
DDown 84: Hits the hay
DDown 85: Major fussBIGTODO
DDown 86: Like most light bulbsSCREWIN
DDown 88: Difficult journeys
DDown 89: Cubist of note?RUBIK
DDown 90: Twit
DDown 92: Regatta site since 1839
DDown 93: Slack
DDown 94: Shines
DDown 95: Fashion
DDown 96: Insurance filings
DDown 100: Ticked off
DDown 101: All together, in scores
DDown 103: Food drive collection
DDown 104: Uriah of "David Copperfield"HEEP
DDown 105: High wind
DDown 106: Half of a pair
DDown 109: "The Godfather" mobster who was shot in the eye
DDown 110: Staples of waiting roomsTVS
DDown 111: "I'm thinking ..."
DDown 112: ___ de vie
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