New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th September 2019 There are 69 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th September 2019. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Short strokesPUTTSAAcross 6: MyriadSLEWAAcross 10: HabitWONTAAcross 14: Pieces of work?ERGSAAcross 18: End of oyster seasonAPRILAAcross 19: Roof partEAVEAAcross 20: "___ Burr, Sir" ("Hamilton" song)AARONAAcross 21: VaultLEAPAAcross 22: Cruise that specializes in baked alaska, e.g.?SHIPOFTHEDESSERTAAcross 25: Bona ___FIDEAAcross 26: Kim to Kourtney, or Kourtney to KhloéSIBAAcross 27: Alma mater of George Orwell and Henry FieldingETONAAcross 28: Friend ___ friendOFAAAcross 29: Quickly go through the seasons, sayBINGEAAcross 30: Tiffany lampshade, e.g.GLASSWORKAAcross 33: Like ambitious scientists?NOBELMINDEDAAcross 37: Basic skate trickOLLIEAAcross 38: "Yikes!"EEKAAcross 40: Brewing one's morning coffee, e.g.RITUALAAcross 41: Verano, across the PyrénéesETEAAcross 42: Art ___DECOAAcross 45: Cause of a shocking Amazon charge?EELAAcross 47: ___-V ("paste" on a PC)CTRLAAcross 48: Go wrongERRAAcross 49: How everyone on this floor is feeling?THEMORALEOFTHESTORYAAcross 55: Lead-in to -ville in children's literatureW.H.O.AAcross 55: Lead-in to -ville in children's literatureWHOAAcross 56: Beer, slangilySUDSAAcross 57: Trim, with "down"PAREAAcross 58: Protected, as feetSHODAAcross 59: "I saw ___ duck" (classic ambiguous sentence)HERAAcross 60: Long hikesTREKSAAcross 62: Refuse to admitDENYAAcross 64: "My word!"ISAYAAcross 68: "Our lab studies regular dance moves rather than high-kicking"?ITSNOTROCKETTESCIENCEAAcross 74: Architect LinMAYAAAcross 75: BankrollFUNDAAcross 76: Fire man?SATANAAcross 77: "I see it now"AHAAAcross 78: LeanLISTAAcross 82: Garden plotsBEDSAAcross 84: Indian titleRAJAAAcross 85: The second "p" in p.p.m.PERAAcross 86: Summary of an easy negotiation?ICAMEISAWICONCURREDAAcross 91: Musician BrianENOAAcross 92: Option in an Edit menuREDOAAcross 93: Loire fillerEAUAAcross 94: Coin in the PotterverseKNUTAAcross 95: BranchARMAAcross 96: Central region of the Roman EmpireITALIAAAcross 99: Last in a series, perhapsN-THAAcross 99: Last in a series, perhapsNTHAAcross 101: Terse summonsSEEMEAAcross 105: What a truck driver puts on before a date?SEMICOLOGNEAAcross 108: Massive weapon of sci-fiDEATHSTARAAcross 111: The Oligocene, e.g., in geologyEPOCHAAcross 112: Big Apple airport codeLGAAAcross 113: Several of them could be used in a rowOARSAAcross 114: DearHONAAcross 115: "___ nobis pacem" ("Grant us peace": Lat.)DONAAAcross 116: The main food served at Walden Pond?MAJORTHOREAUFAREAAcross 122: End ___USERAAcross 123: Alnico or chromelALLOYAAcross 124: ___ MinorURSAAAcross 125: 5x5 crosswords, e.g.MINISAAcross 126: Pops up in France?PEREAAcross 127: Co. headsCEOSAAcross 128: Rough amts.ESTSAAcross 129: Seize (from)WRESTDDown 1: What one does not do when sent to jailPASSGODDown 2: Kind of battleUPHILLDDown 3: Like some customsTRIBALDDown 4: Word of adviceTIPDDown 5: ___-moSLODDown 6: QuarrelSET-TODDown 7: Capital of PunjabLAHOREDDown 8: State of stabilityEVENKEELDDown 9: Tie the knotWEDDDown 10: Flavoring for snack peasWASABIDDown 11: Galena, e.g.OREDDown 11: Galena, e.g.ORE.DDown 12: "... ___ a lender be"NORDDown 13: Purchase for Wile E. CoyoteTNTDDown 14: DiminutiveELFINDDown 15: Package deliverers of the present day?REINDEERDDown 16: Fancy gizmosGADGETRYDDown 17: 75+ person?SPEEDERDDown 20: RegardingASFORDDown 23: Not manyFEWDDown 24: The Phanerozoic, e.g., in geologyEONDDown 29: Words on an invoiceBILLTODDown 31: FactionSIDEDDown 32: Apparently doesSEEMSTODDown 34: Mark indeliblyETCHDDown 35: Old stringsLUTESDDown 36: Habitat for a mallowMARSHDDown 39: Not go badKEEPDDown 43: With 44-Down, judge's mandateCOURTDDown 44: See 43-DownORDERDDown 46: Imperfect cubeLOADEDDIEDDown 49: Angle symbol in geometryTHETADDown 50: Having a long face, sayHORSYDDown 51: Request fromASKOFDDown 52: FussFRETDDown 53: Rough housingTENTSDDown 54: Comics character often kicked off a tableODIEDDown 55: ImpulseWHIMDDown 61: Diver's accoutermentsSCUBADDown 63: Thirst (for)YEARNDDown 65: Hogwarts potions professorSNAPEDDown 66: Was soreACHEDDDown 67: MIX, for oneYEARDDown 69: Voice role for Beyoncé in 2019's "The Lion King"NALADDown 70: Had downKNEWDDown 71: Serving at a pancake houseSTACKDDown 72: French dialectCAJUNDDown 73: HastilyINARUSHDDown 79: Shout from a lottery winnerIMRICHDDown 80: Look afterSEETODDown 81: ___ poolTIDALDDown 83: Check outSCANDDown 86: RestingINREPOSEDDown 87: One without a titleCOMMONERDDown 88: Do a star turnSOLODDown 89: "Great" place to beOUTDOORSDDown 90: GPS suggestions: Abbr.RTESDDown 91: Became less severeEASEDUPDDown 97: Some brick housesIGLOOSDDown 98: On the warpathANGRYDDown 100: Leader in yellow journalism and an inspiration for "Citizen Kane"HEARSTDDown 102: Simple hydrocarbonETHANEDDown 103: Native New ZealandersMAORISDDown 104: ___ Rutherford, a.k.a. the Father of Nuclear PhysicsERNESTDDown 106: Words to a dejected friendICAREDDown 107: DownEATDDown 109: DomainsAREASDDown 110: Airport grp.TSADDown 116: The banker in the Beatles' "Penny Lane" never wears one in the pouring rain (very strange!)MACDDown 117: Middle-earth quaffALEDDown 118: Eponymous 2001 #1 albumJLODDown 119: ShadeHUEDDown 120: Coal industry org.UMWDDown 121: Tree that starts fires?FIR