New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th February 2019 There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th February 2019. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Not rumpled, as a bedMADEAAcross 5: Slice, for exampleSODAAAcross 9: Veal topper, informallyPARMAAcross 13: Cookie containersJARSAAcross 17: "Yeah, right!"IBETAAcross 18: Certain body of believersCHRISTENDOMAAcross 21: Part of a Latin 101 conjugationAMATAAcross 22: What kind of tree ___?ALWAYSHASFOLIAGEAAcross 24: High-grade cottonPIMAAAcross 25: Capital that was home to the world's tallest building before the Burj KhalifaTAIPEIAAcross 26: Pears and applesPOMESAAcross 27: Vladimir Lenin's real last nameULYANOVAAcross 29: Nahuatl speakerAZTECAAcross 30: Answer to 22-Across [Science & Nature]EVERGREENAAcross 32: MultipurposeALLINONEAAcross 33: FixedSETAAcross 34: PoliteCIVILAAcross 36: Moving vehicleVANAAcross 38: "Carmen" and "Elektra"OPERASAAcross 39: "Jeez!"OHMANAAcross 40: MimickingAPINGAAcross 42: Director AndersonWESAAcross 43: SimulatedMOCKAAcross 46: Answer to 113-Across [Geography]BLUEHENSTATEAAcross 48: Answer to 13-Down [History]YELLOW SEAAAcross 50: First name on a famous planeENOLAAAcross 52: Farm femalesSOWSAAcross 53: Host for a destructive beetleELMAAcross 55: Abbr. on a label of brandyVSOPAAcross 58: Class skippersTRUANTSAAcross 61: Princess seduced by ZeusLEDAAAcross 63: Cartesian conclusionIAMAAcross 65: Word said before "do"ITLLAAcross 66: What 1986 ___ romantic comedy got its title from a song by the Psychedelic Furs?HIGH SCHOOLAAcross 66: What 1986 ___ romantic comedy got its title from a song by the Psychedelic Furs?HIGHSCHOOLAAcross 68: Who wrote a 2003 best seller about a ___?SECRET CODEAAcross 71: Tres + cincoOCHOAAcross 72: "Little ol' me?"MOIAAcross 73: Fine fabricLACEAAcross 75: Asmara is its capitalERITREAAAcross 76: RegardDEEMAAcross 77: World Cup cryOLEAAcross 79: Newspaper units: Abbr.COLSAAcross 81: ClammyMOISTAAcross 82: Answer to 68-Across [Art & Literature]DANBROWNAAcross 85: Answer to 66-Across [Entertainment]PRETTYINPINKAAcross 89: "Phooey!"RATSAAcross 90: Have a bawlSOBAAcross 91: Amherst campus, for shortUMASSAAcross 92: CacophonousNOISYAAcross 94: Knight's wear, in EnglandARMOURAAcross 97: PadMATAAcross 98: Find a new tenant forRELETAAcross 99: Calendar units: Abbr.WKSAAcross 102: Select, as sides for a gameCHOOSE UPAAcross 104: Answer to 39-Down [Sports & Leisure]ORANGEBOWLAAcross 106: "To repeat ..."AGAINAAcross 108: Lens coversCORNEASAAcross 109: Meerkat in "The Lion King"TIMONAAcross 111: Living, to LivyINESSEAAcross 112: Nose outEDGEAAcross 113: What ___ comes from a farm bird?DELAWARENICKNAMEAAcross 117: BlackenSEARAAcross 118: Song heard at the start of "Saturday Night Fever"STAYINALIVEAAcross 119: Ride providerUBERAAcross 120: Some I.R.S. data, for shortSSNSAAcross 121: Not hush-hushOPENAAcross 122: KindTYPEAAcross 123: What a judge does for much of the daySITSDDown 1: Some roadstersMIATASDDown 2: Brightly litABLAZEDDown 3: Clinton who once ran for presidentDEWITTDDown 4: Tour de France stageETAPEDDown 5: "Pipe down!"SHHDDown 6: 60 minutiORADDown 7: Get rid ofDISPELDDown 8: "When it comes to ..."ASFORDDown 9: Scorer of 12 World Cup goalsPELEDDown 10: Spanish ouzo flavoringANISDDown 11: Nutritional std.RDADDown 12: Bump on a slopeMOGULDDown 13: Where were battleships sunk in an 1894 ___?JAPANESEVICTORYDDown 14: Key of Beethoven's "Für Elise"AMINORDDown 15: Quimby of children's booksRAMONADDown 16: Lines on sheet musicSTAVESDDown 18: CBS debut of 2000CSIDDown 19: Comic actor known for his shock humorTOMGREENDDown 20: 1966 Donovan hit with a rhyming titleMELLOWYELLOWDDown 23: "That tastes bleah!"YECCHDDown 28: "Holy cow!"YIPESDDown 30: Cole Porter's "Well, Did You ___?"EVAHDDown 31: Jungle tangleVINESDDown 32: Sweet and kindANGELICDDown 35: 1962 hit for the IkettesIMBLUEDDown 36: Part of an itineraryVIADDown 37: Cost to get a handANTEDDown 39: What annual game have the ___ won more than any other team?OKLAHOMASOONERSDDown 40: TooAS WELLDDown 41: Condition once called "shell shock," for shortPTSDDDown 43: ProcessMETHODDDown 44: How chicken teriyaki is usually servedONRICEDDown 45: Gave reluctantly, with "up"COUGHEDDDown 47: Court plea, in briefNOLODDown 49: Oregon city that was the first permanent U.S. settlement west of the RockiesASTORIADDown 51: A, B, C or D, in multiple choice: Abbr.ANSDDown 54: Foal's motherMAREDDown 56: Like Fenway among all major-league ballparksOLDESTDDown 57: FoldsPLEATSDDown 59: Cinephile's channelTCMDDown 60: "Buzz off!"SHOODDown 62: Natty neckwearASCOTSDDown 64: Locale for Jacques CousteauMERDDown 67: Crankcase deviceOIL PUMPDDown 69: Like a morayEELYDDown 70: Director BurtonTIMDDown 74: Follower of the GospelsACTSDDown 78: Wry BombeckERMADDown 80: ResilienceSINEWDDown 83: "It's a waste of time"NOUSEDDown 84: Loaves from whole-grain flourBROWNBREADSDDown 86: Put away, in a wayEATDDown 87: Longtime Steelers coach ChuckNOLLDDown 88: Small digitPINKIEDDown 93: ReekedSTANKDDown 94: Gain entry toACCESSDDown 95: Kind of scholarRHODESDDown 96: Freeman of "Now You See Me"MORGANDDown 98: TV Tarzan playerRONELYDDown 99: Hot stuffWASABIDDown 100: FateKISMETDDown 101: Unwelcome looksSNEERSDDown 103: Be of ___ (aid)USETODDown 104: Syracuse player, onceORANGEMANDDown 105: Sacha Baron Cohen characterBORATDDown 107: Original edition of this puzzle's themeGENUSDDown 109: Actor DiggsTAYEDDown 110: Words of triumphIWINDDown 111: WhackICEDDown 114: Length of a pool and backLAPDDown 115: Partner of tuckNIPDDown 116: Suffix with electIVE