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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th December 2018

There are 74 across clues and 64 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th December 2018. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Early wake-up timeFIVEAM
AAcross 7: Title for Iran's Ruhollah Khomeini
AAcross 11: Herbert of old "Pink Panther" filmsLOM
AAcross 14: Penultimate tourney round
AAcross 19: "Doesn't matter to me"IMEASY
AAcross 20: Not yet completed
AAcross 21: ___ moment
AAcross 22: Sash go-with
AAcross 23: Ancient capital of Laconia
AAcross 24: Brew
AAcross 25: Letters before single, double or triple
AAcross 26: Lace tip
AAcross 27: Casting doubt onCALLINGINTSTION
AAcross 30: Lake Volta's land
AAcross 31: The best, informally
AAcross 32: Radio/TV character played in film by Michael Horse (1981) and Johnny Depp (2013)TONTO
AAcross 33: Like some ruins in the Western Hemisphere
AAcross 35: Lookalike
AAcross 36: 8.5" x 11": Abbr.LTR
AAcross 37: Scare quote?
AAcross 38: Words of resignationIQUIT
AAcross 40: Topic concerned with hacking and software rightsCYBHICS
AAcross 42: Put on a few layers
AAcross 44: Three-star mil. rankLTGEN
AAcross 45: Pope who supported the House of BorgiaPIUSIII
AAcross 47: Diminishing returns?
AAcross 50: They're between shoulders
AAcross 54: Word with shot or suit
AAcross 55: Rowdydow
AAcross 56: Not abstaining
AAcross 57: Much sales
AAcross 58: "No bid"IPASS
AAcross 60: An end to dependENCE
AAcross 62: Head honcho
AAcross 63: "Resume speed," musicallyATEMPO
AAcross 64: Emailing optionBCC
AAcross 65: Riddle-ending queryWHATI
AAcross 67: Toward the stern
AAcross 69: Its first letter stands for "India"IPA
AAcross 70: Certain tenant
AAcross 72: Lex, e.g., in N.Y.C.
AAcross 74: Misfortunes
AAcross 75: Going for broke
AAcross 77: Sides in Risk
AAcross 78: Bette Midler's "Divine" nicknameMISSM
AAcross 80: Tense periods, for shortOTS
AAcross 82: Archer of film
AAcross 83: Dangerous environmentSNAKT
AAcross 84: Easy-to-swallow pill
AAcross 85: Food item cracked open before eatingCRABLEG
AAcross 87: Prized duck
AAcross 89: It comes after II ChroniclesBOOKOFRA
AAcross 91: "Today was just brutal!"IMSPENT
AAcross 94: Coiner of the term "Oedipus complex"
AAcross 96: /
AAcross 97: Thickheaded
AAcross 100: Words of denialNOTI
AAcross 101: Lost
AAcross 103: All-nighter aidNODOZ
AAcross 105: Sets of plotted points
AAcross 106: Shade of pink
AAcross 108: Immediately ... or where this puzzle's five shaded squares appear?ATTHEDROPOFAHAT
AAcross 111: Floor
AAcross 112: Japanese symbol of luck
AAcross 113: Largo or lento
AAcross 114: Swimming
AAcross 115: Notable schemerPONZI
AAcross 116: Some dash lengths
AAcross 117: Rock stars are frequently on this
AAcross 118: Come out
AAcross 119: Standard parts of combo meals
AAcross 120: "I'm good, thanks"
AAcross 121: E-tail site since 2005ETSY
AAcross 122: King's speech?
DDown 1: Kind of year
DDown 2: Collision
DDown 3: Calf raised for its meat
DDown 4: Gloucester and Kent in "King Lear"
DDown 5: Certain bubbly, informallyASTI
DDown 6: Final work of Willa Cather's "Prairie Trilogy"MYANTONIA
DDown 7: Tennis commentator's cryITSIN
DDown 8: Police officer who's not necessarily on horseback
DDown 9: "Play next" command on a music appADDTOQUEUE
DDown 10: Shade of green
DDown 11: Cowboy's rope
DDown 12: "Here we go again ..."OHBOY
DDown 13: Followers of openersMAINACTS
DDown 14: By oneself, in a way
DDown 15: It's played for half a beat in 4/4 time
DDown 16: Country whose name consists of three consecutive state postal abbreviations
DDown 17: Peaceful
DDown 18: ___ spawn (hellions)SATANS
DDown 28: "Ooh, let's do that!"GOODIDEA
DDown 29: "Eww, that's enough!"TMI
DDown 34: MetLife Stadium team, on scoreboardsNYG
DDown 37: Clear and set, as tables
DDown 39: Scanned IDsUPCS
DDown 41: Italian pistol
DDown 42: Gets to
DDown 43: One who cracks the whip?LIONTAMER
DDown 44: Plastic construction pieceLEGOBLOCK
DDown 45: Serving in a red-and-white striped box
DDown 46: Totally outINACOMA
DDown 48: Juice brand
DDown 49: Longtime N.B.A. on TNT analystONEAL
DDown 51: Who wrote "Some people talk to animals. Not many listen, though. That's the problem."
DDown 52: Action of a ladle
DDown 53: "Miss ___" (2016 political thriller)SLOANE
DDown 54: Some fall births
DDown 57: Heroes of the Battle of Britain, for short
DDown 59: Babe
DDown 61: Mannerly
DDown 66: Freelancers' units: Abbr.HRS
DDown 68: Colorful treat that resembles a rocketASTROPOP
DDown 71: All-Star Mets catcher of the 1990s-2000sMIKEPIAZZA
DDown 73: Corner PC keyESC
DDown 74: Tow destinationIMPOUNDLOT
DDown 76: Scat snippetLALA
DDown 79: "Quién ___?"
DDown 81: SanctuariesSAFEZONES
DDown 84: Be connedGETTAKEN
DDown 86: [Shiver]
DDown 88: With 93-Down, half of a double helix
DDown 90: Skunklike, say
DDown 91: Like TV but not radio?INCAPS
DDown 92: "Old MacDonald" farm soundsMOOMOO
DDown 93: See 88-Down
DDown 94: Purchase at an African market
DDown 95: "Yay, team!"
DDown 97: Cause damageDOHARM
DDown 98: Volunteer's declarationICANGO
DDown 99: Snowball fighter's protection
DDown 102: Botanical opening
DDown 104: Marriage money
DDown 105: "Ciao!"
DDown 107: Gifts that one usually bows when receiving
DDown 109: Certain direcciónESTE
DDown 110: What stars have
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