New York Times Answers - Sunday, 21st October 2018

There are 72 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 21st October 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pinocchio, e.g.
AAcross 7:	Aphrodisiacs boost it
AAcross 13:	Backpack feature
AAcross 18:	Where cuneiform was discovered
AAcross 19:	Superhero outfits, typically
AAcross 22:	Irritate
AAcross 23:	Give unsolicited advice
AAcross 24:	Weapon for William Tell
AAcross 25:	Coming back in
AAcross 26:	Popular singer born in County Donegal	ENYA
AAcross 27:	Like many wine casks
AAcross 29:	Lie low
AAcross 30:	What starts with a spark of an idea?
AAcross 31:	Snide and sassy
AAcross 33:	Portrayer of TV's Det. Fin Tutuola	ICET
AAcross 35:	Jefferson Memorial topper
AAcross 37:	Non-fish aquarium attraction
AAcross 39:	Precalculator calculator
AAcross 41:	Where one might be well-suited	MENSSHOP
AAcross 45:	Clue weapon
AAcross 47:	"Give it a ___"
AAcross 48:	Street crossing Hollywood in Hollywood
AAcross 49:	Conservative
AAcross 50:	Job for a plastic surgeon, for short
AAcross 50:	Job for a plastic surgeon, for short
AAcross 51:	Modern name in transportation	UBER
AAcross 53:	"Heavens!"
AAcross 55:	Squared building stone
AAcross 57:	Three short, three long, three short
AAcross 58:	Gnocchi ___ Romana	ALLA
AAcross 59:	Rapper with the 2017 #1 hit "Bodak Yellow"	CARDIB
AAcross 61:	Brought about	LEDTO
AAcross 62:	Kindle download
AAcross 63:	Chant at a political rally	USAUSA
AAcross 64:	First sign
AAcross 65:	Manhattan neighborhood next to the Lower East Side	NOLITA
AAcross 67:	Popular line of dolls with "Kidz" and "Babyz" spinoffs	BRATZ
AAcross 68:	Hole foods?
AAcross 70:	Bundled, as hay
AAcross 71:	1960s-'70s police drama	THEFBI
AAcross 73:	Medicare provision for nonhospital expenses	PARTB
AAcross 74:	Perch for pigeons
AAcross 75:	Plea to a superhero, maybe	SAVEUS
AAcross 76:	Employs
AAcross 77:	Peter Pan rival	JIF
AAcross 80:	Trespass upon
AAcross 82:	Seventh-year exam in Harry Potter
AAcross 83:	Lhasa ___
AAcross 84:	"Toodles!"	TATA
AAcross 85:	Positive market move
AAcross 86:	Son of Adam
AAcross 88:	Trigger, as an alarm
AAcross 90:	Repossessed
AAcross 92:	Farm measures
AAcross 94:	Kind of humor
AAcross 96:	"Cuz I told you to!"	SEZME
AAcross 97:	Like rain forests
AAcross 98:	Fourth-down play
AAcross 99:	Spasm
AAcross 101:	Fast-food chain with a hat in its logo	ARBYS
AAcross 104:	Jennifer who wrote "Manhattan Beach"	EGAN
AAcross 106:	Printer brand	EPSON
AAcross 108:	Spelunker's helmet attachment
AAcross 111:	Springs
AAcross 112:	Five-time Emmy nominee for "Grey's Anatomy"	SANDRAOH
AAcross 114:	Key of Dvorák's "New World" Symphony	EMINOR
AAcross 116:	World-weariness
AAcross 117:	"Silly me, rambling again!"	THEREIGO
AAcross 118:	The Chainsmokers or Eurythmics	POPDUO
AAcross 119:	Declare
AAcross 120:	TV colleague of Hayes and O'Donnell	MADDOW
AAcross 121:	Didn't sleep well
DDown 1:	Embarrassment for an art curator
DDown 2:	"Sign me up!"	IMIN
DDown 3:	Headline after a toddler C.E.O. resigns, literally?	BABYSTEPS
DDown 4:	Coiner of the term "generative music"	BRIANENO
DDown 5:	Certain med. specialist	ENT
DDown 6:	It may be cutting things close
DDown 7:	Car failure only a block from the mechanic, literally?	LUCKYBREAK
DDown 8:	About, on memos	INRE
DDown 9:	Mixture of nature and technology
DDown 10:	"___ official"
DDown 11:	Takes off in a hurry
DDown 12:	Eye socket
DDown 13:	Takes off in a hurry
DDown 14:	"For a massage, go that way!," literally?	THERESTHERUB
DDown 15:	"Darn it all!"
DDown 16:	Do for Jon Batiste
DDown 17:	Drudge
DDown 20:	Its HQ is the Pentagon
DDown 21:	First country to legalize changing one's gender identity (1972)
DDown 28:	First African-American sorority
DDown 28:	First African-American sorority
DDown 32:	Part of a circle
DDown 34:	Like the dress shirt that's just adorable, literally?	CUTEASABUTTON
DDown 36:	Draftable	ONEA
DDown 37:	"Wise" ones
DDown 38:	Chamber music group, often
DDown 40:	___ Lingus	AER
DDown 41:	Calf-length dresses
DDown 42:	"Not so fast!"	HOLDIT
DDown 43:	Addresses a crowd
DDown 44:	Firebugs
DDown 46:	Signature Jacques Tati role	HULOT
DDown 48:	Capital of Liechtenstein
DDown 52:	Puffs up
DDown 54:	For nothing
DDown 56:	Perspectives
DDown 58:	Bore
DDown 59:	Midnight, maybe
DDown 60:	Total baller
DDown 62:	Dissed with flowery language, literally?	ELEGANTLYPUT
DDown 65:	Hip-hop dance move	NAENAE
DDown 66:	Classic London theater	OLDVIC
DDown 67:	Angled edge
DDown 69:	Snacks often paired with milk	OREOS
DDown 70:	"Mutiny on the Bounty" captain
DDown 72:	Underwear brand	HANES
DDown 73:	Punch vs. Judy, literally?
DDown 77:	One answer to the question "What's your favorite music genre," literally?	JAZZHANDS
DDown 78:	Agenda entry
DDown 79:	Music outro effect
DDown 81:	Prominent parts of goblins
DDown 83:	Not do so well
DDown 84:	Haberdashery buys	TIECLIPS
DDown 87:	Directive
DDown 89:	CVS rival	RITEAID
DDown 91:	"Alea iacta ___": Caesar
DDown 93:	Barbie attendee
DDown 94:	About 10% of Russia
DDown 95:	Afternoon hour
DDown 98:	Land in "The Hunger Games"	PANEM
DDown 100:	Bumbling
DDown 101:	Orders at the Rose & Crown
DDown 102:	Quote from a letter
DDown 103:	Actor Eric	BANA
DDown 105:	Frustrated cry	GAH
DDown 107:	___ stick
DDown 109:	Pouty face
DDown 110:	Urge on
DDown 113:	Bloody, say
DDown 115:	Barn greeting