New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th October 2019 There are 68 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th October 2019. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: What helicopter rotors doWHIRAAcross 5: "___ to Psyche"ODEAAcross 8: Bartók and LugosiBELASAAcross 13: Seven Sisters school that went coed in 1969VASSARAAcross 19: Famous feature of the Florence CathedralDOMEAAcross 20: Romulus, exempli gratiaREXAAcross 21: It goes up with alcohol consumptionREACTION TIMEAAcross 23: Cereal mascot since 1933SNAPAAcross 24: N.Y.C.-based dance troupeABTAAcross 25: MemoiristALICE B. TOKLASAAcross 26: Psalm 63 openingOGODAAcross 28: Unable to chooseTORNAAcross 30: Blood drive workerNURSEAAcross 31: On the waySENTAAcross 32: ManyALOTOFAAcross 34: TactlessRUDEAAcross 36: Marsh floraREEDSAAcross 38: Rapper Lil ___ XNASAAcross 39: Journalist and authorHUNTERSTHOMPSONAAcross 42: Maui setting: Abbr.HSTAAcross 44: DownwindALEEAAcross 45: MimicAPERAAcross 46: Quarry, e.g.PITAAcross 47: Raise one's spiritsTOASTAAcross 49: Weighed onBURDENEDAAcross 51: Gangster's gunGATAAcross 52: Large print sourceBEAR PAWAAcross 54: Org. for the Demon Deacons and Blue DevilsACCAAcross 55: Sci-fi authorARTHURCCLARKEAAcross 58: Observance on Yom Kippur or during RamadanFASTAAcross 61: H.S. class for future engineers, sayAPPHYSICSAAcross 62: Spoke with a forked tongueLIEDAAcross 63: Guides of a sortGURUSAAcross 64: "From where I sit," brieflyIMOAAcross 65: IncreasesUPSAAcross 66: Word appearing on only one current U.S. coin (the nickel)CENTSAAcross 67: BitATOMAAcross 68: YonderOVERTHEREAAcross 72: Medium on display at BrickworldLEGOAAcross 73: Famed rights advocateSUSAN B. ANTHONYAAcross 75: Agcy. that supports entrepreneursSBAAAcross 77: Many a middle schoolerPRETEENAAcross 78: Sounds during a strep testAHSAAcross 79: 1976 hit whose title is sung just before the line "Take it easy"SLOWRIDEAAcross 84: Buenos ___AIRESAAcross 85: Sis's sibBROAAcross 86: Isn't in the blackOWESAAcross 87: Information on a game boxAGESAAcross 88: The so-called "winter blues," for shortSADAAcross 89: Noted politician and oratorSTEPHEN A. DOUGLASAAcross 93: "Honor"-able org.BSAAAcross 95: GushSPURTAAcross 97: Largest cell in the human bodyOVUMAAcross 98: Got byMADEDOAAcross 99: Yeats's homelandEIREAAcross 101: Brings upREARSAAcross 103: Award for Best Moment, e.g.ESPYAAcross 105: The "1" of 10-1, sayLOSSAAcross 106: American composer and lyricistGEORGE M. COHANAAcross 109: Canyon makerGMCAAcross 111: KissersLIPSAAcross 113: "I can't understand this at all"ITSGREEKTOMEAAcross 114: Half of a blackjackACEAAcross 115: HideoutLAIRAAcross 116: Star of the "Taken" film seriesNEESONAAcross 117: Wind ___SHEARAAcross 118: "Erie Canal" muleSALAAcross 119: Certain IDsSSNSDDown 1: MS. unitsWDSDDown 2: Site of the first Ironman race (1978)HONOLULUDDown 3: Words accompanying "Uh-oh!"IMAGONERDDown 4: Moved, as in a greenhouseREPOTTEDDDown 5: ___ pro nobisORADDown 6: Factor affecting a bond's ratingDEBTDDown 7: Took by threatEXTORTEDDDown 8: Actor on Time's list of the 100 most important people of the 20th centuryBRANDODDown 9: California's ___ RiverEELDDown 10: ReclinedLAINDDown 11: Hex'dACCURSTDDown 12: Playing on both sidesSTEREODDown 13: "I ___" (sticker message)VOTEDDDown 14: "I'll take that as ___"ANODDown 15: Parts of a portfolio: Abbr.STKSDDown 16: Iconic environmental bookSILENTSPRINGDDown 17: Maker of the classic RadarangeAMANADDown 18: Concludes one's caseRESTSDDown 22: "Ghosts" playwrightIBSENDDown 27: Forest motherDOEDDown 29: River through DortmundRUHRDDown 32: Model of vengeful obsessionAHABDDown 33: Part of a Swiss bank accountFRANCDDown 35: One good at reading emotionsEMPATHDDown 37: Boating hazardSHOALDDown 40: Something a house might be built onSPECDDown 41: EpigrammaticPITHYDDown 43: Brand in the dessert aisleSARALEEDDown 47: Clue collectors, for shortTECSDDown 48: Grow a fondness forTAKE TODDown 50: GrubEATSDDown 51: Assoc.GRPDDown 52: Includes surreptitiouslyBCCSDDown 53: MeldsWEDSDDown 55: Left on boardAPORTDDown 56: High percentage of criminals?USURYDDown 57: No longer green, sayRIPEDDown 58: Popular sans-serif typefaceFUTURADDown 59: Truism based on a line by Gertrude SteinAROSEISAROSEDDown 60: Major source of coffee beansSUMATRADDown 61: Mass-produced response?AMENDDown 63: Inspiration for a horror movie?GASPDDown 64: Nobelist PavlovIVANDDown 66: Hammer featureCLAWDDown 68: U.K. honoursOBESDDown 69: Choreographer TwylaTHARPDDown 70: Trio often heard in DecemberHOHOHODDown 71: Northern borders?ENSDDown 74: Can't do withoutNEEDSDDown 75: Runners support itSLEDDDown 76: Place of securityBOSOMDDown 79: What causes a will-o'-the-wispSWAMPGASDDown 80: Ann and Andy, notablyRAGDOLLSDDown 81: The King of Latin PopIGLESIASDDown 82: Popular sports news websiteDEADSPINDDown 83: ExxonMobil abroadESSODDown 85: PromiseBETROTHDDown 86: Heavy responsibilityONUSDDown 89: Comment following an unrepentant admissionSUEMEDDown 90: Symbolic socioeconomic dividerTRACKSDDown 91: Less bumpyEVENERDDown 92: Suffix with sex or textUALDDown 93: Get the show on the roadBEGINDDown 94: Número de Maravillas del Mundo AntiguoSIETEDDown 96: Get one's hair just rightPREENDDown 100: Bits of workERGSDDown 102: Something a cobbler may holdSHOEDDown 104: "It's fun to stay at the ___" (1978 hit lyric)YMCADDown 107: Miracle-___GRODDown 108: Org. for docsAMADDown 110: Bit of animationCELDDown 112: About one-quarter of a high school: Abbr.SRS