New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th October 2020

There are 64 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th October 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Dinosaur in the Mario games	YOSHI
AAcross 6:	Titular film character opposite Harold	MAUDE
AAcross 11:	Something offered in tribute
AAcross 16:	___ Martin DB5 ("Bondmobile")	ASTON
AAcross 17:	Knock-down-drag-out fights
AAcross 21:	Nudge
AAcross 22:	Barack, Michelle, Hillary and Bill took them, for short	LSATS
AAcross 23:	Yann Martel's baking memoir?	LIFEOFPIE
AAcross 24:	Have heart eyes for
AAcross 25:	Member of Britain's upper house
AAcross 26:	Tone-___
AAcross 27:	Shunned, with "out"
AAcross 29:	"Don't get ___!"
AAcross 30:	F. Scott Fitzgerald's chivalric tale?	TENDERISTHEKNIGHT
AAcross 36:	Just like that	INASNAP
AAcross 38:	Zaps, as leftovers
AAcross 39:	Brainstorms
AAcross 42:	Messes (with)
AAcross 43:	Follower of "Je m'appelle"
AAcross 44:	What a figure skate has that a hockey skate lacks	TOEPICK
AAcross 45:	"___ you seeing this?"
AAcross 46:	Voltaire's sweet novel?
AAcross 50:	Scan that excites hydrogen atoms, for short
AAcross 51:	Can't keep one's mouth shut?
AAcross 54:	Alternative to de Gaulle
AAcross 55:	Debussy's "___ d'Étoiles"	NUIT
AAcross 57:	Prepare to go next
AAcross 59:	"You're making me blush!"	OHSTOP
AAcross 61:	Lived (with)
AAcross 63:	Marcel Proust's kitchen mystery?	INSEARCHOFLOSTTHYME
AAcross 70:	Trouble
AAcross 71:	I
AAcross 72:	"That's ___!" (director's cry)	AWRAP
AAcross 73:	Halloween vis-à-vis November 1
AAcross 74:	"Yeesh!"
AAcross 76:	One of six parked on the moon
AAcross 78:	Nasty, in a way
AAcross 79:	Author Ferrante	ELENA
AAcross 81:	Neutral paint color
AAcross 82:	Break
AAcross 85:	Societal problem
AAcross 85:	Societal problem
AAcross 86:	"When They See Us" director DuVernay
AAcross 89:	Big e-commerce site	ETSY
AAcross 90:	Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's pet story?	THELITTLEPRINTS
AAcross 95:	Guarantees	SWEARSTO
AAcross 97:	[Doh!]	HEADSLAP
AAcross 100:	Semibiographical source for "Citizen Kane"
AAcross 101:	Small trunks
AAcross 105:	Certain red wine
AAcross 107:	Trap
AAcross 109:	Had a friendly relationship (with)	GOTON
AAcross 110:	"___ is a wonderful thing if one does not have to earn one's living at it": Einstein
AAcross 111:	"Revenge ___ dish ..."	ISA
AAcross 112:	William Shakespeare's historical romance?	JULIUSSEESHER
AAcross 115:	Gives one's seal of approval	OKS
AAcross 116:	Woman's name that's a piece of furniture backward
AAcross 117:	Classical singing venue
AAcross 118:	Beat
AAcross 119:	Call to reserve?
AAcross 120:	The final installment of "The Godfather"
AAcross 121:	Bit of coffee
AAcross 122:	Sierra Nevadas, e.g.
AAcross 123:	Word that can precede or follow "run"
DDown 1:	"___ ready for this?" (opening of a pump-up jam by 2 Unlimited)	YALL
DDown 2:	Part of an Italian veal dish name	OSSO
DDown 3:	Go back to square one	STARTANEW
DDown 4:	Share a workspace, in modern lingo	HOTDESK
DDown 5:	Helpful connections
DDown 6:	Breakfast order
DDown 7:	Long period
DDown 8:	What a weather balloon might be mistaken for
DDown 9:	Letters on the "3" button
DDown 10:	Catches a glimpse of
DDown 11:	What Mrs. Potts and Chip serve in "Beauty and the Beast"
DDown 12:	Brit's term of affection	OLDCHAP
DDown 13:	"Finally!"	ABOUTTIME
DDown 14:	Resolve, with "out"
DDown 15:	Precious, to a Brit
DDown 17:	Goes undercover?
DDown 18:	Heated accusation
DDown 19:	Sound effect during a bomb defusing, perhaps
DDown 20:	"I watched that episode already"	SEENIT
DDown 26:	Critical time
DDown 28:	Queen who made Carthage prosper
DDown 31:	Pittsburgh-to-Buffalo dir.
DDown 32:	Fair forecast
DDown 33:	Beat in a boxing match, in a way	TKOD
DDown 34:	Corral
DDown 34:	Corral
DDown 35:	Command for a right turn, in mushing
DDown 36:	"It's possible"	IMAY
DDown 37:	"You've Got Mail" director Ephron	NORA
DDown 40:	Neutral paint color
DDown 41:	Sound like a broken record
DDown 46:	Shoe with holes
DDown 47:	Top dogs
DDown 48:	Subject of Rick Steves's travel guides
DDown 49:	God, in Guadalajara	DIOS
DDown 52:	Bullet alternatives: Abbr.
DDown 53:	Utter
DDown 54:	Como ningún ___ (unique, in Spanish)	OTRO
DDown 56:	Pledge drive gift
DDown 57:	Giggle	TEHEE
DDown 58:	Dreyer's ice cream partner	EDY
DDown 60:	___ Harbor, first official port of entry to the United States
DDown 62:	Channel that aired "Daria" and "The Hills"	MTV
DDown 63:	Fan mail recipient
DDown 64:	Exploding star
DDown 65:	Take pride in something	OWNIT
DDown 66:	Ruffle
DDown 67:	What can take a punch?
DDown 68:	___ & Chandon (Champagne)	MOET
DDown 69:	Long periods
DDown 70:	Little bow-wow
DDown 75:	Wray of "King Kong"
DDown 77:	Nonresident doctor
DDown 80:	Lead role on "Parks and Recreation"	LESLIE
DDown 82:	Writer Stein	GERTRUDE
DDown 83:	Green and others
DDown 84:	Sets (against)
DDown 86:	The Amazons were the daughter of this god, in myth
DDown 87:	By way of
DDown 88:	Director's cry	ANDSCENE
DDown 91:	Is employed	HASAJOB
DDown 92:	Movie with the line "I feel the need ... the need for speed"	TOPGUN
DDown 93:	Dials
DDown 94:	Some concert tour merchandise	TSHIRTS
DDown 95:	Martial arts master
DDown 96:	Sushi condiment
DDown 98:	Traitor in the Revolutionary War
DDown 99:	Warehouse employee
DDown 100:	"S.N.L." cast member Gardner	HEIDI
DDown 102:	Lover of Orion, in myth
DDown 103:	8-Down pilots, in brief	ETS
DDown 104:	Forest grazer
DDown 106:	Full of spice
DDown 108:	Where Zeno taught	ELEA
DDown 110:	Children's poet Silverstein	SHEL
DDown 113:	___ beam
DDown 114:	Place for a shvitz