New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th April 2019 There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th April 2019. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: It might end up in a sackPASSRUSHAAcross 9: E neighborDSHARPAAcross 15: NadaZIPPOAAcross 20: RobotsAUTOMATAAAcross 21: "Not exactly, but close ..."IN A WAYAAcross 22: Filmmaker CoenETHANAAcross 23: Checkout devicesSCANNERSAAcross 24: Tired taleSAMEOLDSTORYAAcross 26: Seriously annoyTRYAAcross 27: Roll out, as a flagUNFURLAAcross 29: Stuff in a muffin, say?EATAAcross 30: Neighbor of Okla.TEX.AAcross 30: Neighbor of Okla.TEXAAcross 31: Exciting, in modern lingoLITAAcross 32: Rock, maybePUT TO SLEEPAAcross 36: Danson's "Cheers" roleMALONEAAcross 38: End of some hybrid dog breed namesPOOAAcross 39: N.Y.C. dance companyABTAAcross 40: HoundsPESTERSAAcross 42: Tidbits for aardvarksANTSAAcross 43: Bearded beastGNUAAcross 44: They go with potatoes in soupLEEKSAAcross 46: Sting operatorCON MANAAcross 49: RegardingASTOAAcross 51: Vitamin statRDAAAcross 52: Hosts, in briefMCSAAcross 55: Italian cheesePARMESANAAcross 59: Peel placeSPAAAcross 61: Out at a library, sayONLOANAAcross 63: "Yeah, why not"OKAYSUREAAcross 64: Cyrus who sang the 2013 #1 hit "Wrecking Ball"MILEYAAcross 66: Once didUSED TOAAcross 67: States, informallySEZAAcross 68: Be proneLIEAAcross 69: RadiatedSHONEAAcross 70: Leafy salad ingredientRADICCHIOAAcross 72: Didn't delayACTEDAAcross 74: InexperiencedNEWAAcross 75: FoolASSAAcross 76: Something frequently found in pink lipstickSHORTIAAcross 77: Pupil's locationCLASSAAcross 78: Stabilizes with a heavy loadBALLASTSAAcross 81: Lump in the throatTONSILAAcross 82: Geologic periodEONAAcross 83: Get upset overCRYABOUTAAcross 84: Lincoln-to-Madison dir.ENEAAcross 85: Sunrise direction, in StuttgartOSTAAcross 87: River in a 1914 battleYSERAAcross 90: SkimNONFATAAcross 92: Not a science, but ___ANARTAAcross 94: With 95-Across, what often seems to disappear in a dryerONEAAcross 95: See 94-AcrossSOCKAAcross 98: N.C. military installationFTBRAGGAAcross 102: "___ Trois Mousquetaires"LESAAcross 103: Big doFROAAcross 104: Appealed to a higher authority?PRAYEDAAcross 107: Religious time in springEASTERWEEKAAcross 109: Critical message that's a hint to the six longest entries in this puzzleSOSAAcross 110: Circular components?ADSAAcross 111: Cave dwellerBATAAcross 113: Caruso and PavarottiTENORSAAcross 114: It makes for a boring jobAWLAAcross 115: 1973 Beach Boys songSAILONSAILORAAcross 119: "Three Stooges" insultIMBECILEAAcross 123: Sal of "Rebel Without a Cause"MINEOAAcross 124: Course of actionAVENUEAAcross 125: Stretched tightTAUTENEDAAcross 126: Caribbean game fishSNOOKAAcross 127: Changes back to 0000RESETSAAcross 128: SwollenENGORGEDDDown 1: Ballet stepPASDDown 2: They have lots for saleAUCTIONSDDown 3: Not exactly hit the ground runningSTARTOUTSLOWLYDDown 4: PlayStation companySONYDDown 5: L.B.J. followerRMNDDown 6: Home of the Burj Khalifa: Abbr.UAEDDown 7: Showed 'em what we've gotSTRUTTEDOURSTUFFDDown 8: "It ___ hit me yet"HASNTDDown 9: State of abandonmentDISUSEDDown 10: Traffic troublesSNARLSDDown 11: Where the phrase "To thine own self be true" comes fromHAMLETDDown 12: What shocked people stand inAWEDDown 13: Raja ___, Indian author of "The Serpent and the Rope"RAODDown 14: Ernie ___, Pulitzer-winning journalist of W.W. IIPYLEDDown 15: Keebler cracker brandZESTADDown 16: Member of TV's Addams FamilyITTDDown 17: Something scientists make light of?PHOTONDDown 18: RearPARENTDDown 19: Some cameo stonesONYXESDDown 25: Obstacle for a fishDAMDDown 28: DandiesFOPSDDown 31: Tour grp.LPGADDown 32: BroPALDDown 33: Cab alternativeUBERDDown 34: Common Market org.EECDDown 35: Starting point in logicPROPOSITIONDDown 37: Swimmers' assignmentsLANESDDown 41: Slippery vendorSNAKEOILSALESMANDDown 45: The Wildcats of the N.C.A.A.KANSASSTATEDDown 47: Jason with the 2008 hit "I'm Yours"MRAZDDown 48: Poet LowellAMYDDown 50: Store window signOPENDDown 52: Dress sellerMODISTEDDown 53: Take rootCATCH ONDDown 54: Sweet summer treatSNOCONEDDown 56: 1978 Dire Straits hitSULTANSOFSWINGDDown 57: The RamARIESDDown 58: Doesn't just wantNEEDSDDown 60: Word said in passing?AYEDDown 62: Headed upLEDDDown 64: "Morning Joe" airerMSNBCDDown 65: Rumor starterIHEARDDown 71: Timecard abbr.HRSDDown 72: Prized pitcherACEDDown 73: Please too muchCLOYDDown 75: "Unto us ___ is given"ASONDDown 79: Like a string beanLANKYDDown 80: Blood-typing lettersABODDown 86: Word with bay or familyTREEDDown 88: Course registrantENROLLEEDDown 89: Cars that disappeared during the DepressionREOSDDown 91: "Don't know yet," on a scheduleTBADDown 92: Prefix with industryAGRODDown 93: Bit of shamingTSKDDown 95: Involuntary actionsSPASMSDDown 96: Make officialORDAINDDown 97: House of cards?CASINODDown 99: "Wheel of Fortune" sextetRSTLNEDDown 100: Eschewed home cookingATEOUTDDown 101: Mystery and romance, for twoGENRESDDown 105: Download for a tabletEBOOKDDown 106: Skilled judoistDANDDown 108: DraftWRITEDDown 112: Nicholas II was the last oneTSARDDown 114: Big name in laptopsACERDDown 116: The LionLEODDown 117: "___, Imperator!"AVEDDown 118: "-y" pluralizerIESDDown 120: IrkBUGDDown 121: W.W. II arena: Abbr.ETODDown 122: Baseball Hall-of-Famer RoushEDD