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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Not rumpled, as a bed
AAcross 5: Slice, for example
AAcross 9: Veal topper, informallyPARM
AAcross 13: Cookie containers
AAcross 17: "Yeah, right!"IBET
AAcross 18: Certain body of believers
AAcross 21: Part of a Latin 101 conjugationAMAT
AAcross 22: What kind of tree ___?ALWAYSHASFOLIAGE
AAcross 24: High-grade cotton
AAcross 25: Capital that was home to the world's tallest building before the Burj Khalifa
AAcross 26: Pears and apples
AAcross 27: Vladimir Lenin's real last nameULYANOV
AAcross 29: Nahuatl speaker
AAcross 30: Answer to 22-Across [Science & Nature]
AAcross 32: MultipurposeALLINONE
AAcross 33: Fixed
AAcross 34: Polite
AAcross 36: Moving vehicle
AAcross 38: "Carmen" and "Elektra"
AAcross 39: "Jeez!"OHMAN
AAcross 40: Mimicking
AAcross 42: Director AndersonWES
AAcross 43: Simulated
AAcross 46: Answer to 113-Across [Geography]BLUEHENSTATE
AAcross 48: Answer to 13-Down [History]
AAcross 50: First name on a famous planeENOLA
AAcross 52: Farm females
AAcross 53: Host for a destructive beetle
AAcross 55: Abbr. on a label of brandyVSOP
AAcross 58: Class skippers
AAcross 61: Princess seduced by Zeus
AAcross 63: Cartesian conclusionIAM
AAcross 65: Word said before "do"ITLL
AAcross 66: What 1986 ___ romantic comedy got its title from a song by the Psychedelic Furs?
AAcross 66: What 1986 ___ romantic comedy got its title from a song by the Psychedelic Furs?
AAcross 68: Who wrote a 2003 best seller about a ___?
AAcross 71: Tres + cincoOCHO
AAcross 72: "Little ol' me?"
AAcross 73: Fine fabric
AAcross 75: Asmara is its capital
AAcross 76: Regard
AAcross 77: World Cup cry
AAcross 79: Newspaper units: Abbr.
AAcross 81: Clammy
AAcross 82: Answer to 68-Across [Art & Literature]DANBROWN
AAcross 85: Answer to 66-Across [Entertainment]PRETTYINPINK
AAcross 89: "Phooey!"
AAcross 90: Have a bawl
AAcross 91: Amherst campus, for shortUMASS
AAcross 92: Cacophonous
AAcross 94: Knight's wear, in England
AAcross 97: Pad
AAcross 98: Find a new tenant for
AAcross 99: Calendar units: Abbr.WKS
AAcross 102: Select, as sides for a game
AAcross 104: Answer to 39-Down [Sports & Leisure]ORANGEBOWL
AAcross 106: "To repeat ..."
AAcross 108: Lens covers
AAcross 109: Meerkat in "The Lion King"
AAcross 111: Living, to LivyINESSE
AAcross 112: Nose out
AAcross 113: What ___ comes from a farm bird?DELAWARENICKNAME
AAcross 117: Blacken
AAcross 118: Song heard at the start of "Saturday Night Fever"STAYINALIVE
AAcross 119: Ride providerUBER
AAcross 120: Some I.R.S. data, for shortSSNS
AAcross 121: Not hush-hush
AAcross 122: Kind
AAcross 123: What a judge does for much of the day
DDown 1: Some roadstersMIATAS
DDown 2: Brightly lit
DDown 3: Clinton who once ran for president
DDown 4: Tour de France stage
DDown 5: "Pipe down!"
DDown 6: 60 minuti
DDown 7: Get rid of
DDown 8: "When it comes to ..."ASFOR
DDown 9: Scorer of 12 World Cup goals
DDown 10: Spanish ouzo flavoring
DDown 11: Nutritional std.RDA
DDown 12: Bump on a slope
DDown 13: Where were battleships sunk in an 1894 ___?JAPANESEVICTORY
DDown 14: Key of Beethoven's "Für Elise"AMINOR
DDown 15: Quimby of children's books
DDown 16: Lines on sheet music
DDown 18: CBS debut of 2000CSI
DDown 19: Comic actor known for his shock humorTOMGREEN
DDown 20: 1966 Donovan hit with a rhyming titleMELLOWYELLOW
DDown 23: "That tastes bleah!"
DDown 28: "Holy cow!"
DDown 30: Cole Porter's "Well, Did You ___?"EVAH
DDown 31: Jungle tangle
DDown 32: Sweet and kind
DDown 35: 1962 hit for the IkettesIMBLUE
DDown 36: Part of an itinerary
DDown 37: Cost to get a hand
DDown 39: What annual game have the ___ won more than any other team?OKLAHOMASOONERS
DDown 40: Too
DDown 41: Condition once called "shell shock," for short
DDown 43: Process
DDown 44: How chicken teriyaki is usually servedONRICE
DDown 45: Gave reluctantly, with "up"
DDown 47: Court plea, in brief
DDown 49: Oregon city that was the first permanent U.S. settlement west of the RockiesASTORIA
DDown 51: A, B, C or D, in multiple choice: Abbr.
DDown 54: Foal's mother
DDown 56: Like Fenway among all major-league ballparks
DDown 57: Folds
DDown 59: Cinephile's channelTCM
DDown 60: "Buzz off!"
DDown 62: Natty neckwear
DDown 64: Locale for Jacques CousteauMER
DDown 67: Crankcase device
DDown 69: Like a moray
DDown 70: Director BurtonTIM
DDown 74: Follower of the Gospels
DDown 78: Wry BombeckERMA
DDown 80: Resilience
DDown 83: "It's a waste of time"NOUSE
DDown 84: Loaves from whole-grain flourBROWNBREADS
DDown 86: Put away, in a way
DDown 87: Longtime Steelers coach Chuck
DDown 88: Small digit
DDown 93: Reeked
DDown 94: Gain entry to
DDown 95: Kind of scholar
DDown 96: Freeman of "Now You See Me"
DDown 98: TV Tarzan playerRONELY
DDown 99: Hot stuff
DDown 100: Fate
DDown 101: Unwelcome looks
DDown 103: Be of ___ (aid)USETO
DDown 104: Syracuse player, once
DDown 105: Sacha Baron Cohen characterBORAT
DDown 107: Original edition of this puzzle's theme
DDown 109: Actor DiggsTAYE
DDown 110: Words of triumphIWIN
DDown 111: Whack
DDown 114: Length of a pool and back
DDown 115: Partner of tuck
DDown 116: Suffix with electIVE
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