New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th October 2019

There are 74 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th October 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Iraq War concern, in brief
AAcross 1:	Iraq War concern, in brief
AAcross 4:	An earl outranks him
AAcross 9:	Billiards maneuver
AAcross 14:	Exclaim "@#%!"
AAcross 19:	Tilling tool
AAcross 20:	QB defenders, collectively	OLINE
AAcross 21:	Relating to a certain arm bone
AAcross 22:	___ Kenyatta, president of Kenya starting in 2013
AAcross 23:	Something set by a stove	OVENTIMER
AAcross 25:	Year of the final flight of the Concordes	MMIII
AAcross 26:	French-speaking African nation
AAcross 27:	Eyedropper, essentially
AAcross 28:	Submission to a record label, once	DEMOCD
AAcross 30:	Rodeo loop
AAcross 31:	Accessory with a bass drum
AAcross 32:	Major fuss
AAcross 33:	Wedding bands?
AAcross 34:	Way out there
AAcross 38:	Hand over
AAcross 39:	Take a mulligan on
AAcross 40:	"<<" button: Abbr.
AAcross 41:	Ricochet like a hockey puck
AAcross 43:	To a certain extent, colloquially
AAcross 45:	Ad phrase indicating higher pricing tiers	ANDUP
AAcross 49:	Amtrak stop: Abbr.	STN
AAcross 50:	Infomercial imperative	ACTNOW
AAcross 52:	Pill bug, biologically
AAcross 54:	Intake suggestion, briefly	RDA
AAcross 55:	Unlock, to Shakespeare
AAcross 56:	Third-longest river in Europe, after the Volga and Danube	URAL
AAcross 58:	Tear to shreds
AAcross 59:	Partner of 46-Down in the frozen food business	EDY
AAcross 60:	Brown seaweeds
AAcross 63:	U.S. island owned almost entirely by billionaire Larry Ellison
AAcross 65:	Manic-looking, in a way	CRAZYEYED
AAcross 67:	Neutral response from a therapist	ISEE
AAcross 68:	Pattern once used for hospital volunteer uniforms, with a hint to this puzzle's theme	CANDYSTRIPE
AAcross 70:	Loser of a beauty contest, in myth
AAcross 71:	Birds known to mimic car alarms and human speech
AAcross 73:	Graduate's "honor"	LAUDE
AAcross 74:	Carousel mount, to a tot
AAcross 75:	Mark of a scam artist
AAcross 76:	Hooked on
AAcross 77:	Laura of "Big Little Lies"
AAcross 78:	Emulate Johnny Appleseed
AAcross 79:	H, to Hellenes
AAcross 80:	"Ya dig?," in more modern slang	FEELME
AAcross 82:	Get up in the face of
AAcross 85:	Emma Stone's role in "La La Land"	MIA
AAcross 88:	Protagonist in Toni Morrison's "Beloved"	SETHE
AAcross 90:	Skate park features
AAcross 92:	Place for regulars
AAcross 93:	Handel's "___, Galatea e Polifemo"	ACI
AAcross 94:	Glenn Frey's "The Heat ___"	ISON
AAcross 96:	Bad thing to come up in a title search
AAcross 98:	Total failure
AAcross 100:	Important members of the community, so to speak
AAcross 103:	Where menisci are found
AAcross 105:	What socks usually do
AAcross 106:	Bitter green
AAcross 107:	Regards covetously	EYESUP
AAcross 108:	Display piece for tchotchkes
AAcross 110:	Virtual sticky	ENOTE
AAcross 111:	Battling it out	ATWAR
AAcross 112:	Boondocks
AAcross 114:	One of 11 in a Christmas carol
AAcross 115:	Provide an address
AAcross 116:	French novelist Zola
AAcross 117:	Bit
AAcross 118:	Company that once offered "the Thrift Book of a Nation"
AAcross 119:	Excited, with "up"
AAcross 120:	Foil alternatives
AAcross 121:	Meditative syllables
DDown 1:	Big fat lies
DDown 2:	Where you might need to get a grip	MOVIESET
DDown 3:	In one's heart of hearts
DDown 4:	Pop covers	BOTTLECAPS
DDown 5:	Stopped a flight
DDown 6:	Frosty encrustation
DDown 7:	Its square equals its square root
DDown 8:	Types who think school is too cool
DDown 9:	They're kept under wraps for a long time
DDown 10:	Nut extract used in skin care
DDown 11:	Derisive chuckles
DDown 12:	Didn't just hint at
DDown 13:	Verdi's "___ tu"	ERI
DDown 14:	Gold digger's goldmine
DDown 15:	Alma mater of Tesla's Elon Musk
DDown 16:	Jazzman Blake	EUBIE
DDown 17:	Like a crowd when the headliner takes the stage	AROAR
DDown 18:	Pipsqueaks
DDown 24:	Like some servings of Scotch
DDown 29:	"You get the idea"
DDown 30:	New Guinea port that was Amelia Earhart's last known point of departure	LAE
DDown 33:	Large, purple Hanna-Barbera character	GRAPEAPE
DDown 35:	Campaign ... or a campaign topic
DDown 36:	Original N.Y.C. subway line	IRT
DDown 37:	Non-pro
DDown 42:	Heaps
DDown 44:	Steamy
DDown 46:	Partner of 59-Across in the frozen food business	DREYER
DDown 47:	Dairy sources
DDown 48:	Biweekly occurrence, for many
DDown 51:	Actress Fay of the original "King Kong"	WRAY
DDown 53:	Neuf + deux	ONZE
DDown 55:	Abbr. between * and #	OPER
DDown 57:	Separation at a wedding?
DDown 60:	What x's sometimes represent
DDown 61:	Executor's charge
DDown 62:	Pounce on, as an opportunity	LEAPAT
DDown 63:	The "two" in "two if by sea"
DDown 64:	Portuguese-speaking African nation
DDown 65:	What lettuce lends to a sandwich
DDown 66:	Popular D.I.Y. site	EHOW
DDown 68:	Endeavor recognized by the César awards
DDown 69:	Reid of "The Big Lebowski"
DDown 72:	They come through when you need them most
DDown 74:	Total stunners	HOTTAMALES
DDown 77:	Sketch out
DDown 78:	W-2 IDs	SSNS
DDown 81:	Its closest neighbor is Andromeda
DDown 83:	Mr. Wrong
DDown 84:	All-vowel avowal	OUI
DDown 85:	Carry some relevance for
DDown 86:	Mode, on a menu
DDown 86:	Mode, on a menu
DDown 87:	Scatterbrains
DDown 89:	Neon marker	HILITER
DDown 91:	Is blinded by rage	SEESRED
DDown 95:	Cent : euro :: ___ : krona
DDown 95:	Cent : euro :: ___ : krona
DDown 97:	Modern, in Munich	NEU
DDown 99:	Epic narrative
DDown 100:	Tiny objections
DDown 101:	What many a navel-gazer gazes at	INNIE
DDown 102:	Treatment for Parkinson's
DDown 104:	Jag
DDown 107:	Word repeated in "___ ou ne pas ___"	ETRE
DDown 108:	Lake bordered by four states and a province
DDown 109:	Yarn
DDown 111:	Just ducky
DDown 113:	Person who might call you out