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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: What helicopter rotors do
AAcross 5: "___ to Psyche"
AAcross 8: Bartók and LugosiBELAS
AAcross 13: Seven Sisters school that went coed in 1969VASSAR
AAcross 19: Famous feature of the Florence Cathedral
AAcross 20: Romulus, exempli gratia
AAcross 21: It goes up with alcohol consumption
AAcross 23: Cereal mascot since 1933
AAcross 24: N.Y.C.-based dance troupeABT
AAcross 25: Memoirist
AAcross 26: Psalm 63 openingOGOD
AAcross 28: Unable to choose
AAcross 30: Blood drive worker
AAcross 31: On the way
AAcross 32: ManyALOTOF
AAcross 34: Tactless
AAcross 36: Marsh flora
AAcross 38: Rapper Lil ___ X
AAcross 39: Journalist and authorHUNTERSTHOMPSON
AAcross 42: Maui setting: Abbr.HST
AAcross 44: Downwind
AAcross 45: Mimic
AAcross 46: Quarry, e.g.
AAcross 47: Raise one's spirits
AAcross 49: Weighed on
AAcross 51: Gangster's gun
AAcross 52: Large print source
AAcross 54: Org. for the Demon Deacons and Blue Devils
AAcross 55: Sci-fi authorARTHURCCLARKE
AAcross 58: Observance on Yom Kippur or during Ramadan
AAcross 61: H.S. class for future engineers, sayAPPHYSICS
AAcross 62: Spoke with a forked tongue
AAcross 63: Guides of a sort
AAcross 64: "From where I sit," briefly
AAcross 65: Increases
AAcross 66: Word appearing on only one current U.S. coin (the nickel)
AAcross 67: Bit
AAcross 68: YonderOVERTHERE
AAcross 72: Medium on display at Brickworld
AAcross 73: Famed rights advocate
AAcross 75: Agcy. that supports entrepreneurs
AAcross 77: Many a middle schooler
AAcross 78: Sounds during a strep test
AAcross 79: 1976 hit whose title is sung just before the line "Take it easy"SLOWRIDE
AAcross 84: Buenos ___AIRES
AAcross 85: Sis's sib
AAcross 86: Isn't in the black
AAcross 87: Information on a game box
AAcross 88: The so-called "winter blues," for short
AAcross 89: Noted politician and orator
AAcross 93: "Honor"-able org.BSA
AAcross 95: Gush
AAcross 97: Largest cell in the human body
AAcross 98: Got byMADEDO
AAcross 99: Yeats's homeland
AAcross 101: Brings up
AAcross 103: Award for Best Moment, e.g.
AAcross 105: The "1" of 10-1, say
AAcross 106: American composer and lyricist
AAcross 109: Canyon makerGMC
AAcross 111: Kissers
AAcross 113: "I can't understand this at all"ITSGREEKTOME
AAcross 114: Half of a blackjack
AAcross 115: Hideout
AAcross 116: Star of the "Taken" film seriesNEESON
AAcross 117: Wind ___
AAcross 118: "Erie Canal" mule
AAcross 119: Certain IDsSSNS
DDown 1: MS. unitsWDS
DDown 2: Site of the first Ironman race (1978)
DDown 3: Words accompanying "Uh-oh!"IMAGONER
DDown 4: Moved, as in a greenhouse
DDown 5: ___ pro nobis
DDown 6: Factor affecting a bond's rating
DDown 7: Took by threat
DDown 8: Actor on Time's list of the 100 most important people of the 20th centuryBRANDO
DDown 9: California's ___ River
DDown 10: Reclined
DDown 11: Hex'd
DDown 12: Playing on both sides
DDown 13: "I ___" (sticker message)
DDown 14: "I'll take that as ___"
DDown 15: Parts of a portfolio: Abbr.STKS
DDown 16: Iconic environmental bookSILENTSPRING
DDown 17: Maker of the classic RadarangeAMANA
DDown 18: Concludes one's case
DDown 22: "Ghosts" playwright
DDown 27: Forest mother
DDown 29: River through Dortmund
DDown 32: Model of vengeful obsession
DDown 33: Part of a Swiss bank account
DDown 35: One good at reading emotionsEMPATH
DDown 37: Boating hazard
DDown 40: Something a house might be built on
DDown 41: Epigrammatic
DDown 43: Brand in the dessert aisleSARALEE
DDown 47: Clue collectors, for short
DDown 48: Grow a fondness for
DDown 50: Grub
DDown 51: Assoc.GRP
DDown 52: Includes surreptitiouslyBCCS
DDown 53: Melds
DDown 55: Left on board
DDown 56: High percentage of criminals?
DDown 57: No longer green, say
DDown 58: Popular sans-serif typefaceFUTURA
DDown 59: Truism based on a line by Gertrude SteinAROSEISAROSE
DDown 60: Major source of coffee beans
DDown 61: Mass-produced response?
DDown 63: Inspiration for a horror movie?
DDown 64: Nobelist PavlovIVAN
DDown 66: Hammer feature
DDown 68: U.K. honours
DDown 69: Choreographer Twyla
DDown 70: Trio often heard in DecemberHOHOHO
DDown 71: Northern borders?
DDown 74: Can't do without
DDown 75: Runners support it
DDown 76: Place of security
DDown 79: What causes a will-o'-the-wispSWAMPGAS
DDown 80: Ann and Andy, notablyRAGDOLLS
DDown 81: The King of Latin Pop
DDown 82: Popular sports news websiteDEADSPIN
DDown 83: ExxonMobil abroadESSO
DDown 85: Promise
DDown 86: Heavy responsibility
DDown 89: Comment following an unrepentant admissionSUEME
DDown 90: Symbolic socioeconomic divider
DDown 91: Less bumpy
DDown 92: Suffix with sex or textUAL
DDown 93: Get the show on the road
DDown 94: Número de Maravillas del Mundo AntiguoSIETE
DDown 96: Get one's hair just right
DDown 100: Bits of work
DDown 102: Something a cobbler may hold
DDown 104: "It's fun to stay at the ___" (1978 hit lyric)YMCA
DDown 107: Miracle-___GRO
DDown 108: Org. for docs
DDown 110: Bit of animation
DDown 112: About one-quarter of a high school: Abbr.SRS
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