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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Patron of the high seasSTELMOAAcross 7: Metric in digital journalismCLICKSAAcross 13: Some marble worksBUSTSAAcross 18: Den motherSHEBEARAAcross 19: Make less stuffyAIR OUTAAcross 20: OpeningINTROAAcross 21: Reason for an ejection in the M.L.B.BEANBALLAAcross 22: Reason for an ejection in the N.B.A.FLAGRANTFOULAAcross 24: Bank takebacks, for shortREPOSAAcross 25: Snug as a bug in a rugCOMFYAAcross 27: Make mention ofNOTEAAcross 28: N.F.L. star ejected from 102-AcrossRICEAAcross 29: "Right on!"AMENAAcross 30: Actress/singer JanelleMONAEAAcross 31: RudimentaryBASICAAcross 32: Treats, as a sprainICESAAcross 33: Reason for an ejection in FIFAILLEGALSLIDETACKLEAAcross 37: The Bronx Bombers, on scoreboardsNYYAAcross 38: IntentAIMAAcross 39: SoonINAFEWAAcross 40: Student taking Torts or PropertyONELAAcross 43: Snowshoe hare predatorLYNXAAcross 44: Brian with the album "Before and After Science"ENOAAcross 45: ShortenABRIDGEAAcross 48: N.B.A. star ejected from 105-AcrossONEALAAcross 51: Sound heard in Georgia?SOFTGAAcross 53: Musician's skillEARAAcross 54: Onetime Sprint competitorGTEAAcross 56: Burn a perfume stick inCENSEAAcross 57: Meursault's love in Camus's "The Stranger"MARIEAAcross 58: Reason for an ejection in the N.F.L.HELMETHITAAcross 61: "Love, when we met, ___ like two planets meeting": Ella Wheeler WilcoxTWASAAcross 62: Sepals of a flowerCALYXAAcross 63: Rolls upFURLSAAcross 64: M.L.B. star ejected from 87-AcrossRUTHAAcross 65: Belief in one's role as a saviorAHCOMPLEXAAcross 67: Anatomical lashesCILIAAAcross 68: Drum held between the kneesBONGOAAcross 69: On fireLITAAcross 70: ___ milkOATAAcross 71: English dialect in which "food shopping" is "makin' groceries"CAJUNAAcross 72: Aries and TaurusAUTOSAAcross 73: Result of a judicial conflict of interestRECUSALAAcross 76: Kabuki sashOBIAAcross 77: BlokeGENTAAcross 79: Polish up, in a wayEDITAAcross 80: "Actually, come to think of it ..."OHWAITAAcross 83: SkillARTAAcross 84: Part of a "fence" in the game Red RoverARMAAcross 87: Seeming opposite of "Ignorance is bliss"THETWILLSETYOUFREEAAcross 92: PollyannaishROSYAAcross 95: Mends, in a wayDARNSAAcross 96: Some flaws in logicLEAPSAAcross 97: Plays charades, sayACTSAAcross 98: Tweeter's "Then again ..."OTOHAAcross 99: Set downALITAAcross 100: Fruity soda brandFANTAAAcross 101: A MusketeerATHOSAAcross 102: Entry feePOFADMISSIONAAcross 105: Stew that's decidedly not very spicyARMCHILIAAcross 107: Durkheim who helped found the field of sociologyEMILEAAcross 108: Browned at high heatSEAREDAAcross 109: Hit from behindREAR-ENDAAcross 110: Array in a cockpitDIALSAAcross 111: Butterfly-attracting flowersASTERSAAcross 112: Actress Jean who played Joan of Arc in "Saint Joan"SEBERGDDown 1: Well-formedSHAPELYDDown 2: "Receiving poorly," in CB lingoTENONEDDown 3: RetreatsEBBSDDown 4: Grazing landLEADDown 5: Organization of Afro-American Unity founderMALCOLM XDDown 6: 1960s group with a fabric-related name, with "the"ORLONSDDown 7: Joe can provide itCAFFEINEFIXDDown 8: Bell-shaped flowerLILYDDown 9: Writer/critic ___ Madison IIIIRADDown 10: Hebrew "shalom" to Arabic "salaam," e.g.COGNATEDDown 11: "Seven Samurai" directorKUROSAWADDown 12: UnchangingSTATICDDown 13: PinchBITDDown 14: Drop from one's Facebook circleUNFRIENDDDown 15: Poker-facedSTOICDDown 16: ArmisticeTRUCEDDown 17: They may hit the ground runningSOLESDDown 18: RespectableSEEMLYDDown 21: GeniusBRAINDDown 23: Head turner?NECKDDown 26: It gained independence from France in 1960MALIDDown 30: PrincipalMAINDDown 31: DiscombobulateBEFOGDDown 34: King of morning TVGAYLEDDown 35: Poet who invented the terza rima rhyme schemeDANTEDDown 36: Bay of Biscay feederLOIREDDown 41: Easter activityEGGHUNTDDown 42: "Move on already!"LET IT GODDown 43: Rodeo ring?LASSODDown 46: Politico AbzugBELLADDown 47: Members of the flockRAMSDDown 48: Of base 8OCTALDDown 49: One getting onboardedNEWHIREDDown 50: Made into lawENACTEDDDown 51: Bargain hunter's delightSALEDDown 52: Margaret Atwood's "___ and Crake"ORYXDDown 55: Standard of living?ETHOSDDown 57: Country south of SicilyMALTADDown 58: Amazon Prime competitorHULUDDown 59: Ireland, to poetsERINDDown 60: "Rainbow" fishTROUTDDown 62: Tax pros, for shortCPASDDown 63: They're located between Samoa and VanuatuFIJI ISLANDSDDown 66: Entrance to a caveMOUTHDDown 67: Revolutionary groupCABALDDown 68: Language family that includes Xhosa and ZuluBANTUDDown 71: Monastery garbCOWLSDDown 74: Metonym for local governmentCITY HALLDDown 75: They're only a few storiesLOWRISESDDown 77: Noted Belle Epoque localeGAYPAREEDDown 78: Psyche's belovedEROSDDown 81: SuggestsHINTSATDDown 82: Typical summer internTEENDDown 84: Forming an upward curveARCHINGDDown 85: Like oral historyRETOLDDDown 86: FIFA star ejected from 65-AcrossMESSIDDown 88: Choice of cheeseEDAMDDown 89: ___ Stark, Oona Chaplin's "Game of Thrones" roleTALISADDown 90: Russian ethnic groupTATARSDDown 91: Church titleFATHERDDown 92: Partitioned, with "off"ROPEDDDown 93: People of south-central MexicoOTOMIDDown 94: Director CoppolaSOFIADDown 100: Author Jonathan Safran ___FOERDDown 101: Land parcelACREDDown 103: ___ MoinesDESDDown 104: PiqueIREDDown 106: Literary fairy queenMAB