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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd February 2019

There are 66 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd February 2019. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Patron of the high seasSTELMO
AAcross 7: Metric in digital journalism
AAcross 13: Some marble works
AAcross 18: Den motherSHEBEAR
AAcross 19: Make less stuffy
AAcross 20: Opening
AAcross 21: Reason for an ejection in the M.L.B.
AAcross 22: Reason for an ejection in the N.B.A.FLAGRANTFOUL
AAcross 24: Bank takebacks, for short
AAcross 25: Snug as a bug in a rug
AAcross 27: Make mention of
AAcross 28: N.F.L. star ejected from 102-Across
AAcross 29: "Right on!"
AAcross 30: Actress/singer JanelleMONAE
AAcross 31: Rudimentary
AAcross 32: Treats, as a sprain
AAcross 33: Reason for an ejection in FIFAILLEGALSLIDETACKLE
AAcross 37: The Bronx Bombers, on scoreboardsNYY
AAcross 38: Intent
AAcross 39: SoonINAFEW
AAcross 40: Student taking Torts or PropertyONEL
AAcross 43: Snowshoe hare predator
AAcross 44: Brian with the album "Before and After Science"ENO
AAcross 45: Shorten
AAcross 48: N.B.A. star ejected from 105-AcrossONEAL
AAcross 51: Sound heard in Georgia?SOFTG
AAcross 53: Musician's skill
AAcross 54: Onetime Sprint competitorGTE
AAcross 56: Burn a perfume stick in
AAcross 57: Meursault's love in Camus's "The Stranger"MARIE
AAcross 58: Reason for an ejection in the N.F.L.HELMETHIT
AAcross 61: "Love, when we met, ___ like two planets meeting": Ella Wheeler Wilcox
AAcross 62: Sepals of a flower
AAcross 63: Rolls up
AAcross 64: M.L.B. star ejected from 87-Across
AAcross 65: Belief in one's role as a saviorAHCOMPLEX
AAcross 67: Anatomical lashes
AAcross 68: Drum held between the knees
AAcross 69: On fire
AAcross 70: ___ milk
AAcross 71: English dialect in which "food shopping" is "makin' groceries"
AAcross 72: Aries and Taurus
AAcross 73: Result of a judicial conflict of interest
AAcross 76: Kabuki sash
AAcross 77: Bloke
AAcross 79: Polish up, in a way
AAcross 80: "Actually, come to think of it ..."OHWAIT
AAcross 83: Skill
AAcross 84: Part of a "fence" in the game Red Rover
AAcross 87: Seeming opposite of "Ignorance is bliss"THETWILLSETYOUFREE
AAcross 92: Pollyannaish
AAcross 95: Mends, in a way
AAcross 96: Some flaws in logic
AAcross 97: Plays charades, say
AAcross 98: Tweeter's "Then again ..."OTOH
AAcross 99: Set down
AAcross 100: Fruity soda brandFANTA
AAcross 101: A Musketeer
AAcross 102: Entry feePOFADMISSION
AAcross 105: Stew that's decidedly not very spicyARMCHILI
AAcross 107: Durkheim who helped found the field of sociology
AAcross 108: Browned at high heat
AAcross 109: Hit from behind
AAcross 110: Array in a cockpit
AAcross 111: Butterfly-attracting flowers
AAcross 112: Actress Jean who played Joan of Arc in "Saint Joan"SEBERG
DDown 1: Well-formed
DDown 2: "Receiving poorly," in CB lingoTENONE
DDown 3: Retreats
DDown 4: Grazing land
DDown 5: Organization of Afro-American Unity founder
DDown 6: 1960s group with a fabric-related name, with "the"
DDown 7: Joe can provide itCAFFEINEFIX
DDown 8: Bell-shaped flower
DDown 9: Writer/critic ___ Madison III
DDown 10: Hebrew "shalom" to Arabic "salaam," e.g.
DDown 11: "Seven Samurai" director
DDown 12: Unchanging
DDown 13: Pinch
DDown 14: Drop from one's Facebook circle
DDown 15: Poker-faced
DDown 16: Armistice
DDown 17: They may hit the ground running
DDown 18: Respectable
DDown 21: Genius
DDown 23: Head turner?
DDown 26: It gained independence from France in 1960
DDown 30: Principal
DDown 31: Discombobulate
DDown 34: King of morning TVGAYLE
DDown 35: Poet who invented the terza rima rhyme scheme
DDown 36: Bay of Biscay feeder
DDown 41: Easter activityEGGHUNT
DDown 42: "Move on already!"
DDown 43: Rodeo ring?
DDown 46: Politico AbzugBELLA
DDown 47: Members of the flock
DDown 48: Of base 8
DDown 49: One getting onboardedNEWHIRE
DDown 50: Made into law
DDown 51: Bargain hunter's delight
DDown 52: Margaret Atwood's "___ and Crake"
DDown 55: Standard of living?
DDown 57: Country south of Sicily
DDown 58: Amazon Prime competitorHULU
DDown 59: Ireland, to poets
DDown 60: "Rainbow" fish
DDown 62: Tax pros, for shortCPAS
DDown 63: They're located between Samoa and Vanuatu
DDown 66: Entrance to a cave
DDown 67: Revolutionary group
DDown 68: Language family that includes Xhosa and Zulu
DDown 71: Monastery garb
DDown 74: Metonym for local government
DDown 75: They're only a few storiesLOWRISES
DDown 77: Noted Belle Epoque localeGAYPAREE
DDown 78: Psyche's beloved
DDown 81: SuggestsHINTSAT
DDown 82: Typical summer intern
DDown 84: Forming an upward curve
DDown 85: Like oral history
DDown 86: FIFA star ejected from 65-AcrossMESSI
DDown 88: Choice of cheese
DDown 89: ___ Stark, Oona Chaplin's "Game of Thrones" roleTALISA
DDown 90: Russian ethnic group
DDown 91: Church title
DDown 92: Partitioned, with "off"
DDown 93: People of south-central MexicoOTOMI
DDown 94: Director Coppola
DDown 100: Author Jonathan Safran ___FOER
DDown 101: Land parcel
DDown 103: ___ Moines
DDown 104: Pique
DDown 106: Literary fairy queenMAB
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