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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Most popular baby girl's name of the 1960s, per the Social Security AdministrationLISAAAcross 5: SquealerFINKAAcross 9: Inside infoPOOPAAcross 13: For fear thatLESTAAcross 17: Juul, e.g., for shortECIGAAcross 18: Old-time "The Price Is Right" announcer JohnnyOLSONAAcross 19: Bit of greenerySHRUBAAcross 21: Palindromic boy's nameOTTOAAcross 22: Ward of cinemaSELAAAcross 23: Biography of Ebenezer Scrooge?MARLEYANDMEAAcross 25: "Castaway" director NicolasROEGAAcross 26: Bond tightlyCEMENTAAcross 28: Colleague of GorsuchALITOAAcross 29: Big name in chickenPERDUEAAcross 31: Biography of Amelia Earhart?GONEGIRLAAcross 33: "Decorates" on Halloween, sayTPSAAcross 34: Biography of Archimedes?LIFEOFPIAAcross 36: Beep-booping droid, for shortARTOOAAcross 37: Two-year degrees, brieflyAASAAcross 39: TrickedGOTAAcross 40: Took outOFFEDAAcross 41: Some endangered ecosystemsREEFSAAcross 42: One-fifth of the Jackson 5TITOAAcross 44: Jesus on the diamondALOUAAcross 45: Note takerSTENOAAcross 46: Tip-off for an exam proctorPSSTAAcross 47: What the "sans" refers to in Comic SansSERIFAAcross 48: Diaper : U.S. :: ___ : U.K.NAPPYAAcross 50: Oil magnate Leon who once owned the New York JetsHESSAAcross 51: "Girls" homeHBOAAcross 53: Only mildly sweetSEMI-DRYAAcross 53: Only mildly sweetSEMIDRYAAcross 55: Get a Venmo request, sayOWEAAcross 57: Go through a window?SCROLLAAcross 60: Obvious answerGIMMEAAcross 61: Recreational sailboatsSKIFFSAAcross 64: ExcelledSTOODOUTAAcross 66: British miler SebastianCOEAAcross 67: Diner signOPENLATEAAcross 69: ShrewdCANNYAAcross 70: Winged Greek goddessNIKEAAcross 72: Highest hand value in baccaratNINEAAcross 74: Capital of France's Côte d'OrDIJONAAcross 75: High pointsACMESAAcross 76: Credit score, for short?GPAAAcross 77: One side of the G.W. BridgeNYCAAcross 78: Clever moveFEINTAAcross 79: ___ monkeyRHESUSAAcross 81: Swimsuit materialSPANDEXAAcross 85: "Step on it!"FASTERAAcross 86: Have a ___ forYENAAcross 87: Good name, informallyREPAAcross 89: Xenophobe's fear, with "the"OTHERAAcross 90: ProFORAAcross 91: Verb that's a homophone for a letterAREAAcross 92: Biography of the Venus de Milo?AFAREWELLTOARMSAAcross 96: One using a heater, sayGANGSTERAAcross 99: Sound effects after some one-linersRIMSHOTSAAcross 103: Dramatic awardOBIEAAcross 104: Pair of hearts?ATRIAAAcross 107: Loudly projectBLAREAAcross 109: Adidas competitorAVIAAAcross 110: With 112-Across, biography of Elvis?THEONCEANDAAcross 112: See 110-AcrossFUTUREKINGAAcross 114: With passionHOTLYAAcross 115: Gate expectations, briefly?ETDSAAcross 116: Big dosFROSAAcross 117: Quad/glute exerciseLUNGEAAcross 118: Wear awayERODEAAcross 119: Dramatic rebuttalNAYAAcross 120: Poetic conjunctionEREAAcross 121: Lets go ofFREESDDown 1: Picasso's "___ Demoiselles d'Avignon"LESDDown 2: Some Antarctic samplesICECORESDDown 3: They create soft c's and g'sSILENTESDDown 4: Biography of Thomas Crapper?AGAMEOFTHRONESDDown 5: Unvarying chargeFLATRATEDDown 6: Its national anthem is "Hatikvah": Abbr.ISRDDown 7: Home to Bourbon St.NOLADDown 8: Showed allegiance, in a wayKNELTDDown 9: Some H.S. examsPSATSDDown 10: "Yikes!"OHNODDown 11: Airport code for O'HareORDDDown 12: Elvis Costello hit that starts "I've been on tenterhooks / Ending in dirty looks"PUMPITUPDDown 13: Biography of Willie Mays?LORDOFTHEFLIESDDown 14: Cajun dish of shellfish over riceETOUFFEEDDown 15: Increases in priceSTEEPENSDDown 16: Dress (up)TOGDDown 18: Prefix with presentOMNIDDown 20: Major Argentine exportBEEFDDown 24: Chihuahua's soundYIPDDown 27: Big features of reality TVEGOSDDown 30: Model T competitorsREOSDDown 31: John Irving title characterGARPDDown 32: RetreatsLAIRSDDown 34: Like the signatures of outgoing people, it's saidLOOPYDDown 35: Altar exchangeIDOSDDown 38: Author LarssonSTIEGDDown 39: Fiery lookGLAREDDown 43: With 44-Down, biography of Walt Disney?OFMICEDDown 44: See 43-DownANDMENDDown 47: Star turnSOLODDown 49: Hitch togetherYOKEDDown 52: Doesn't go overboard?BODYSURFSDDown 54: "You may not have asked me, but ..."IMODDown 56: Certain green energy producersWINDFARMSDDown 57: Part of a Vandyke, informallySTACHEDDown 58: The title characters of 1988's "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels," e.g.CONMENDDown 59: Iron ___LUNGDDown 61: Kind of sheetSPECDDown 62: Tex-Mex offeringFAJITADDown 63: Stereotypical High Times readerSTONERDDown 64: LovecraftianSCARYDDown 65: PointersTIPSDDown 67: Inky stoneONYXDDown 68: Between: Fr.ENTREDDown 71: Wham!KAPOWDDown 73: NonreactiveINERTDDown 80: Alaska Airlines hubSEATACDDown 82: Suffix with doctorATEDDown 83: Montreal is part of it: Abbr.NHLDDown 84: State on the Atl. coastDEL.DDown 84: State on the Atl. coastDELDDown 85: OnetimeFORMERDDown 88: Like the phase ending after 12PRETEENDDown 90: Why parodies can't be sued for copyright infringementFAIR USEDDown 92: ClassicAGE-OLDDDown 93: CorrigendaERRATADDown 94: Daniel Webster, notablyORATORDDown 95: Artist with seven posthumous platinum albumsSHAKURDDown 96: ___ distanceGOTHEDDown 97: DetestABHORDDown 98: Grandchild: Sp.NIETODDown 100: Like some flocksOVINEDDown 101: Blush, e.g.TINGEDDown 102: Seven ___ of Ancient GreeceSAGESDDown 105: Midwest capital, informallyINDYDDown 106: Revenue alternative to subscriptionsADSDDown 107: Bosom buddyBFFDDown 108: Anglerfish's light, e.g.LUREDDown 111: The Science GuyNYEDDown 113: Giant's oppositeELF