New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd July 2018 There are 64 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd July 2018. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Festival of Colors celebrantHINDUAAcross 6: Mission to rememberALAMOAAcross 11: WhipFLOGAAcross 15: "Goldarn it!"DANGAAcross 19: Orchestra section behind the violasOBOESAAcross 20: Canon competitorNIKONAAcross 21: Former QB TonyROMOAAcross 22: Treat embossed with its nameOREOAAcross 23: "Anchorman" = ? (1976) + ? (1980)NETWORKFAMEAAcross 25: An "A" in history?ANNOAAcross 26: HankeringURGEAAcross 27: The forest, as opposed to the treesGESTALTAAcross 28: "Rear Window" = ? (2004) + ? (2014)SAWNEIGHBORSAAcross 31: Big, big, bigOBESEAAcross 33: E.-W. lineLATAAcross 34: Best in mental competitionOUTWITAAcross 35: Like three men of rhymeINATUBAAcross 39: Big Ten sch. whose mascot is an anthropomorphic nutOSUAAcross 41: ForesightVISIONAAcross 44: "Silence of the Lambs" = ? (1946) + ? (1960)NOTORIOUSPSYCHOAAcross 47: Rockettes motionsKICKSAAcross 52: One-named singer with #1 hits in 1965 and 1999CHERAAcross 53: Bikini blast, brieflyNTESTAAcross 54: Yves's yesOUIAAcross 56: Smith of Fox NewsSHEPAAcross 57: Top dogsHONCHOSAAcross 60: Brewing needYEASTAAcross 63: Split base?BANANAAAcross 65: Cry of desperationHELPMEAAcross 68: "Transformers" = ? (2000) + ? (1992)TRAFFICTOYSAAcross 70: Dept. of Justice headsAGSAAcross 73: Lofty standardsIDEALSAAcross 75: "Me first" sortEGOISTAAcross 76: Uncle with a top hat and tieSAMAAcross 77: "Jurassic Park" = ? (1997) + ? (1975)TITANICJAWSAAcross 80: James who played TV's Marshal DillonARNESSAAcross 82: Third placeBRONZEAAcross 83: City across the Missouri from Council BluffsOMAHAAAcross 85: QuarantineISOLATEAAcross 89: ScadsA LOTAAcross 90: California's Big ___SURAAcross 92: Maker of the golden calf, in ExodusAARONAAcross 95: Shakespeare's streamAVONAAcross 96: Keys inTYPESAAcross 98: "Twister" = ? (2004) + ? (2013)SIDEWAYSGRAVITYAAcross 103: Cracker Jack ingredientPEANUTAAcross 105: One tick, brieflySECAAcross 106: Frederick Forsyth's "The ___ File"ODESSAAAcross 107: Kind of codePOSTALAAcross 111: "Facts First" sloganeerCNNAAcross 113: "Sexy" Beatles womanSADIEAAcross 115: "Dumb and Dumber" = ? (2007) + ? (1979)SUPERBADHAIRAAcross 119: Passes, as timeROLLSBYAAcross 123: Bit of physicsATOMAAcross 124: Manlike monsterOGREAAcross 125: "The Poseidon Adventure" = ? (1956) + ? (1984)GIANTSPLASHAAcross 128: Sylvester's speech featureLISPAAcross 129: Villagers victimized by the GrinchWHOSAAcross 130: Florida tourist attractionEPCOTAAcross 131: Dad who says "D'oh!"HOMERAAcross 132: Pool eventMEETAAcross 133: DupesSAPSAAcross 134: In positionREADYAAcross 135: Some beamsIBARSDDown 1: SweetsHONDDown 2: "___ to differ"IBEGDDown 3: Fa or laNOTEDDown 4: Mountain ___ (some sodas)DEWSDDown 5: Uniform entertainment?USOTOURDDown 6: Target for an angry ChihuahuaANKLEDDown 7: Removes from a box, sayLIFTSOUTDDown 8: Alias introducerA.K.A.DDown 8: Alias introducerAKADDown 9: Choosy ones, in Jif adsMOMSDDown 10: N.B.A. great with size 22 shoesONEALDDown 11: FrenziedFRANTICDDown 12: OnlyLONEDDown 13: All in front?OMNIDDown 14: Bit of baby talkGOOGOODDown 15: UncertaintyDOUBTDDown 16: Shower of the wayARROWDDown 17: Silents star whose name is an anagram of 112-DownNEGRIDDown 18: Travel, as thou mightGOESTDDown 24: Certain wedding officiantRABBIDDown 29: Apt radio call letters for a beach townWAVYDDown 30: Babe magnetHUNKDDown 32: Caesar's "to be"ESSEDDown 35: Creep (along)INCHDDown 36: Lower Manhattan areaNOHODDown 37: Rates ___ (is perfect)ATENDDown 38: Dangerous juggling propTORCHDDown 40: "___-daisy!"UPSYDDown 42: Set one's sights onSHOTFORDDown 43: Slip in lieu of a chipIOUDDown 45: Without a contractONSPECDDown 46: Editorial overrideSTETDDown 48: "... but who ___?"ISNTDDown 49: MayhemCHAOSDDown 50: Mount ___, second-highest peak in AfricaKENYADDown 51: Big jerkSPASMDDown 55: Birds with long, curved beaksIBISESDDown 58: Pittsburgh-based food companyHEINZDDown 59: Radio formatOLDIESDDown 61: Equal, in mathAREDDown 62: Long taleSAGADDown 64: "Don't ___ surprised"ACTSODDown 66: Primarily studyMAJORINDDown 67: Jack of old westernsELAMDDown 69: Alternative to sending to jailFININGDDown 70: No longer on deckAT-BATDDown 71: Not tomboyishGIRLYDDown 72: Brownstone hangoutSTOOPDDown 74: Dallas-based carrier: Abbr.SWADDown 78: Stud fee?ANTEDDown 79: Who wrote "All great truths begin as blasphemies"SHAWDDown 81: Many a worker in ancient RomeSLAVEDDown 84: Some small batteriesAAASDDown 86: Sister company of BudgetAVISDDown 87: Little onesTOTSDDown 88: One-named Irish singerENYADDown 91: 1980 Olympics boycotterU.S.A.DDown 91: 1980 Olympics boycotterUSADDown 93: Some Crown Royal offeringsRYESDDown 94: Academy nominationOSCARNODDDown 97: Prep for the ringSPARDDown 99: Title for Meghan MarkleDUCHESSDDown 100: Sicily's Mount ___ETNADDown 101: Churns upROILSDDown 102: Long Island universityADELPHIDDown 104: Jabs, in a wayELBOWSDDown 107: Writing attributed to King DavidPSALMDDown 108: Protruding part of the bodyOUTIEDDown 109: Presume, informallySPOSEDDown 110: LureTEMPTDDown 112: Niamey's landNIGERDDown 114: DaftDOTTYDDown 116: Ottoman titleAGHADDown 117: Tiniest sipDROPDDown 118: MatureRIPEDDown 120: PigSLOBDDown 121: "Roll Tide!" schoolBAMADDown 122: River flooded in W.W. I to thwart the GermansYSERDDown 126: Signature Obama legislation, for shortACADDown 127: Store door posting: Abbr.HRS