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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th January 2019

There are 62 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th January 2019. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Google Calendar, e.g.WEBAPP
AAcross 7: In additionATTHAT
AAcross 13: "Foundation" author
AAcross 19: Hit 2009 movie set in the 22nd century
AAcross 20: Cry of exasperation
AAcross 21: When Hamlet diesACTFIVE
AAcross 22: Unemployed salon worker?DISTRESSEDHAIRDRESSER
AAcross 25: Venusians, e.g., informallyETS
AAcross 26: In base 8
AAcross 27: Bob ___, 1968 record-setting long jumperBEAMON
AAcross 28: Foreign title that's an anagram of its English equivalent
AAcross 29: Unemployed nail polisher?DEFILEDMANICURIST
AAcross 33: Most preferred
AAcross 34: Coffee order
AAcross 35: Jokester
AAcross 36: Some TV drama settings, for short
AAcross 37: Hot
AAcross 38: Troublemaker since birthBADSEED
AAcross 41: Something paid to a hero
AAcross 44: Cosby's "I Spy" co-starCULP
AAcross 45: Jack-in-the-box part
AAcross 46: Unemployed men's clothier?DISPATCHEDTAILOR
AAcross 51: Wing it
AAcross 54: Remote figure: Abbr.
AAcross 55: Hydro plant locale
AAcross 56: Exam scored on a scale of 1 to 5, informally
AAcross 57: Designer GeoffreyBEENE
AAcross 58: "___ Live" (onetime cooking show)EMERIL
AAcross 61: ___ tear (sports injury)ACL
AAcross 62: Jay preceder
AAcross 63: Unemployed educator?DEGRADEDTEACHER
AAcross 68: Media inits. before One, Two or FourBBC
AAcross 71: Wall Street order
AAcross 72: Question after "I'm back"MISSME
AAcross 73: Fish in a tank
AAcross 77: Rubber
AAcross 79: Article in La RepubblicaUNA
AAcross 81: Kitty
AAcross 82: Port Authority posting: Abbr.SCHED
AAcross 83: Unemployed loan officer?DISTRUSTEDBANKER
AAcross 88: Watchdog org. established by Nixon
AAcross 88: Watchdog org. established by Nixon
AAcross 89: Salon supply
AAcross 90: "No returns," e.g.
AAcross 91: "Extra! Extra!" shouter
AAcross 94: Repeated word in a 1957 Harry Belafonte hitDAYO
AAcross 95: Fan noise
AAcross 96: Cote call
AAcross 98: ___ spell
AAcross 99: It's kept in a pen
AAcross 100: Unemployed rancher?DERANGEDCATTLEMAN
AAcross 107: Capt.'s guess
AAcross 108: More balanced
AAcross 109: Popular fontARIAL
AAcross 110: Airport near D.C.BWI
AAcross 111: Unemployed prestidigitator?DISILLUSIONEDMAGICIAN
AAcross 116: Efficient kind of shoppingONESTOP
AAcross 117: Iconic 1950s-'70s female TV role played by a male
AAcross 118: Achieve something by meritEARNIT
AAcross 119: Like the lion slain by HerculesNEMEAN
AAcross 120: Be short with
AAcross 121: Peanut butter choice
DDown 1: Tested the waters, say
DDown 2: Request for an online R.S.V.P.
DDown 3: Bluegrass instrument
DDown 4: ___.com, site with the category "Cellphones & tablets"
DDown 5: One out?
DDown 6: Came before
DDown 7: ___ tea
DDown 8: Sheriffs, marshals, etc.THELAW
DDown 9: "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" character
DDown 10: Short snicker
DDown 11: Easy ___ASABC
DDown 12: President during the Vietnam WarTHIEU
DDown 13: Straddling
DDown 14: Surgical tube
DDown 15: Suppositions
DDown 16: Like Feburary
DDown 17: Advertise excessively
DDown 18: It's the truth
DDown 21: Used as a role model
DDown 23: Part of S.O.P.: Abbr.
DDown 24: Beauty that's seldom seenRAREGEM
DDown 30: Suffix with linguistICS
DDown 31: Okinawa portNAHA
DDown 32: "___ Rhythm"IGOT
DDown 37: Exec
DDown 38: Spill the beans
DDown 39: Second
DDown 40: Send in a different direction
DDown 42: Fast-food sandwiches introduced in 1985MCDLTS
DDown 43: "Bingo!"
DDown 44: They go down easily
DDown 47: "Brave New World" drug
DDown 48: Responded in court
DDown 49: Dash gauge
DDown 50: AAA suggestion: Abbr.RTE
DDown 52: It borders Ky.
DDown 53: You can page through them
DDown 59: Like "A Star Is Born," several times
DDown 60: A mean AminIDI
DDown 61: Blackjack comboACETEN
DDown 64: Maven
DDown 65: Locker room shower?ESPN
DDown 66: Every which way
DDown 67: ___ center
DDown 68: Hospital unit
DDown 69: Two-masted sailing vessel
DDown 70: Longtime host of "American Top 40"CASEYKASEM
DDown 74: Source of a Boston "curse"THEBAMBINO
DDown 75: Defaulter's comeuppance
DDown 76: Every 24 hoursADAY
DDown 78: Normandy invasion townSTLO
DDown 79: Marie and Donny Osmond, e.g.UTAHANS
DDown 80: It borders Ida.
DDown 84: Find with difficultySCAREUP
DDown 85: Hon
DDown 86: Not very muchATAD
DDown 87: Produces a revival of
DDown 92: Royal Charlotte's father
DDown 93: Abbr. in many an office addressSTE
DDown 94: Failed, as a cellphone or car to its userDIEDON
DDown 95: Estée Lauder competitorREVLON
DDown 97: "Evangeline" setting
DDown 100: Symbol of change
DDown 101: Young and SimonNEILS
DDown 102: Preceder of "Do I have to?"
DDown 103: Headgear for a knight
DDown 104: Padre's hermana
DDown 105: Look for
DDown 106: Beethoven's "Choral" Symphony
DDown 112: Suffix with expertISE
DDown 113: Code-cracking org.
DDown 114: Special gift
DDown 114: Special gift
DDown 115: ___-Magnon
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