New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th March 2019

There are 72 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th March 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Most popular baby girl's name of the 1960s, per the Social Security Administration	LISA
AAcross 5:	Squealer
AAcross 9:	Inside info
AAcross 13:	For fear that
AAcross 17:	Juul, e.g., for short	ECIG
AAcross 18:	Old-time "The Price Is Right" announcer Johnny	OLSON
AAcross 19:	Bit of greenery
AAcross 21:	Palindromic boy's name
AAcross 22:	Ward of cinema	SELA
AAcross 23:	Biography of Ebenezer Scrooge?	MARLEYANDME
AAcross 25:	"Castaway" director Nicolas	ROEG
AAcross 26:	Bond tightly
AAcross 28:	Colleague of Gorsuch	ALITO
AAcross 29:	Big name in chicken
AAcross 31:	Biography of Amelia Earhart?	GONEGIRL
AAcross 33:	"Decorates" on Halloween, say	TPS
AAcross 34:	Biography of Archimedes?	LIFEOFPI
AAcross 36:	Beep-booping droid, for short	ARTOO
AAcross 37:	Two-year degrees, briefly
AAcross 39:	Tricked
AAcross 40:	Took out
AAcross 41:	Some endangered ecosystems
AAcross 42:	One-fifth of the Jackson 5
AAcross 44:	Jesus on the diamond	ALOU
AAcross 45:	Note taker
AAcross 46:	Tip-off for an exam proctor
AAcross 47:	What the "sans" refers to in Comic Sans
AAcross 48:	Diaper : U.S. :: ___ : U.K.
AAcross 50:	Oil magnate Leon who once owned the New York Jets
AAcross 51:	"Girls" home	HBO
AAcross 53:	Only mildly sweet
AAcross 53:	Only mildly sweet
AAcross 55:	Get a Venmo request, say
AAcross 57:	Go through a window?
AAcross 60:	Obvious answer
AAcross 61:	Recreational sailboats
AAcross 64:	Excelled	STOODOUT
AAcross 66:	British miler Sebastian	COE
AAcross 67:	Diner sign	OPENLATE
AAcross 69:	Shrewd
AAcross 70:	Winged Greek goddess
AAcross 72:	Highest hand value in baccarat
AAcross 74:	Capital of France's Côte d'Or
AAcross 75:	High points
AAcross 76:	Credit score, for short?
AAcross 77:	One side of the G.W. Bridge	NYC
AAcross 78:	Clever move
AAcross 79:	___ monkey
AAcross 81:	Swimsuit material
AAcross 85:	"Step on it!"
AAcross 86:	Have a ___ for
AAcross 87:	Good name, informally
AAcross 89:	Xenophobe's fear, with "the"
AAcross 90:	Pro
AAcross 91:	Verb that's a homophone for a letter
AAcross 92:	Biography of the Venus de Milo?	AFAREWELLTOARMS
AAcross 96:	One using a heater, say
AAcross 99:	Sound effects after some one-liners
AAcross 103:	Dramatic award	OBIE
AAcross 104:	Pair of hearts?
AAcross 107:	Loudly project
AAcross 109:	Adidas competitor	AVIA
AAcross 110:	With 112-Across, biography of Elvis?	THEONCEAND
AAcross 112:	See 110-Across	FUTUREKING
AAcross 114:	With passion
AAcross 115:	Gate expectations, briefly?	ETDS
AAcross 116:	Big dos
AAcross 117:	Quad/glute exercise
AAcross 118:	Wear away
AAcross 119:	Dramatic rebuttal
AAcross 120:	Poetic conjunction
AAcross 121:	Lets go of
DDown 1:	Picasso's "___ Demoiselles d'Avignon"
DDown 2:	Some Antarctic samples	ICECORES
DDown 3:	They create soft c's and g's	SILENTES
DDown 4:	Biography of Thomas Crapper?	AGAMEOFTHRONES
DDown 5:	Unvarying charge	FLATRATE
DDown 6:	Its national anthem is "Hatikvah": Abbr.	ISR
DDown 7:	Home to Bourbon St.	NOLA
DDown 8:	Showed allegiance, in a way
DDown 9:	Some H.S. exams	PSATS
DDown 10:	"Yikes!"	OHNO
DDown 11:	Airport code for O'Hare
DDown 12:	Elvis Costello hit that starts "I've been on tenterhooks / Ending in dirty looks"	PUMPITUP
DDown 13:	Biography of Willie Mays?	LORDOFTHEFLIES
DDown 14:	Cajun dish of shellfish over rice
DDown 15:	Increases in price
DDown 16:	Dress (up)
DDown 18:	Prefix with present	OMNI
DDown 20:	Major Argentine export
DDown 24:	Chihuahua's sound
DDown 27:	Big features of reality TV
DDown 30:	Model T competitors
DDown 31:	John Irving title character	GARP
DDown 32:	Retreats
DDown 34:	Like the signatures of outgoing people, it's said
DDown 35:	Altar exchange	IDOS
DDown 38:	Author Larsson	STIEG
DDown 39:	Fiery look
DDown 43:	With 44-Down, biography of Walt Disney?	OFMICE
DDown 44:	See 43-Down	ANDMEN
DDown 47:	Star turn
DDown 49:	Hitch together
DDown 52:	Doesn't go overboard?
DDown 54:	"You may not have asked me, but ..."
DDown 56:	Certain green energy producers	WINDFARMS
DDown 57:	Part of a Vandyke, informally	STACHE
DDown 58:	The title characters of 1988's "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels," e.g.	CONMEN
DDown 59:	Iron ___
DDown 61:	Kind of sheet
DDown 62:	Tex-Mex offering
DDown 63:	Stereotypical High Times reader
DDown 64:	Lovecraftian
DDown 65:	Pointers
DDown 67:	Inky stone
DDown 68:	Between: Fr.	ENTRE
DDown 71:	Wham!	KAPOW
DDown 73:	Nonreactive
DDown 80:	Alaska Airlines hub	SEATAC
DDown 82:	Suffix with doctor
DDown 83:	Montreal is part of it: Abbr.	NHL
DDown 84:	State on the Atl. coast
DDown 84:	State on the Atl. coast
DDown 85:	Onetime
DDown 88:	Like the phase ending after 12
DDown 90:	Why parodies can't be sued for copyright infringement
DDown 92:	Classic
DDown 93:	Corrigenda
DDown 94:	Daniel Webster, notably
DDown 95:	Artist with seven posthumous platinum albums	SHAKUR
DDown 96:	___ distance	GOTHE
DDown 97:	Detest
DDown 98:	Grandchild: Sp.	NIETO
DDown 100:	Like some flocks
DDown 101:	Blush, e.g.
DDown 102:	Seven ___ of Ancient Greece
DDown 105:	Midwest capital, informally	INDY
DDown 106:	Revenue alternative to subscriptions
DDown 107:	Bosom buddy	BFF
DDown 108:	Anglerfish's light, e.g.
DDown 111:	The Science Guy
DDown 113:	Giant's opposite