New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th October 2021 There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th October 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: One known as "the Alive, the Eternal"ALLAHAAcross 6: Checkout optionDEBITAAcross 11: Org. featured in 2011's "Contagion"CDCAAcross 14: TiffSPATAAcross 18: ___ Rose, Catherine O'Hara's character on "Schitt's Creek"MOIRAAAcross 19: Chevron subsidiaryTEXACOAAcross 20: Language in the Tai familyLAOAAcross 21: Kind of skirtHULAAAcross 22: Your ex's new date whom you just can't stand?OFFENSIVEREBOUNDAAcross 25: Tabloid twosomeITEMAAcross 26: Lose sleep (over)STEWAAcross 27: OffAMISSAAcross 28: "Su-u-ure"IBETAAcross 29: Half of a legal warningCEASEAAcross 30: There are 24 in a cuboctahedronEDGESAAcross 32: Make a big stinkRAISE HELLAAcross 34: Kegels, e.g.?FLOOREXERCISEAAcross 39: Getting up thereOLDISHAAcross 42: Poet Rainer Maria ___RILKEAAcross 43: "___ yourself"SUITAAcross 44: First winner of the Nebula Award for best science fiction novel (1965)DUNEAAcross 46: It's just passingDEEAAcross 47: Therapists' org.APAAAcross 48: Director CravenWESAAcross 51: First square of a crossword?STARTING BLOCKAAcross 55: Walking the dog, for instanceYOYOTRICKAAcross 58: One might bend over backwardYOGIAAcross 59: Who actually lives in Lapland, some saySANTAAAcross 60: Accord makerHONDAAAcross 61: Author of 29 Federalist PapersMADISONAAcross 64: Laugh and a halfRIOTAAcross 65: Playwright who wrote "Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything"SHAWAAcross 68: "I'll be your waiter tonight," e.g.?SERVICE LINEAAcross 70: Raison d'___ETREAAcross 71: Do a certain developer's jobCODEAAcross 72: Something a mover or a movie might haveTRAILERAAcross 73: ThreesomeTRIADAAcross 75: The "B" in its name stands for "brush"ORALBAAcross 77: Oldest independent state in the Arab worldOMANAAcross 78: Genre for "Booksmart" and "Clueless"TEENMOVIEAAcross 82: Conspiracy theory so wild that it can't be aired?UNPLAYABLELIEAAcross 86: Trident look-alikePSIAAcross 87: ___ jamINAAAcross 88: Small birdTITAAcross 89: "I did it!"TADAAAcross 90: Southern cooking stapleOKRAAAcross 92: Things you can crack without damaging themDOORSAAcross 94: Affix with a clickSNAPONAAcross 96: Plan to leave at a very specific evening time?SEVENTENSPLITAAcross 100: Orangish shadeTANGERINEAAcross 103: Fill with joyELATEAAcross 104: Stirs upROILSAAcross 106: Doctor ZhivagoYURIAAcross 107: Where subs are standardDELISAAcross 109: Semiaquatic creatureNEWTAAcross 113: MissingAWOLAAcross 114: Blackjack dealer?DESIGNATED HITTERAAcross 117: Niche magZINEAAcross 118: Stick (out)JUTAAcross 119: Product that increases volumeMOUSSEAAcross 120: "Moonlight" actress JanelleMONAEAAcross 121: Joie de vivreZESTAAcross 122: One doing inside workSPYAAcross 123: Chain whose name derives from its founders, the Raffel brothersARBYSAAcross 124: Orchard productsPEARSDDown 1: Book before ObadiahAMOSDDown 2: Converted apartment, perhapsLOFTDDown 3: "That's ___"LIFEDDown 4: Question after an argument has died downAREWEOKDDown 5: Solo traveling in spaceHANDDown 6: CraftsDEVISESDDown 7: Frequent subjects of Taylor Swift songsEXESDDown 8: Measures, in musicBARSDDown 9: Word that can precede or follow packICEDDown 10: Actor Menzies who won an Emmy for "The Crown"TOBIASDDown 11: Fills (in)CLUESDDown 12: One hell of a writer?DANTEDDown 13: One way for packages to arrive, in briefC.O.D.DDown 13: One way for packages to arrive, in briefCODDDown 14: ProtectSHIELDDDown 15: "Quiet!," rudelyPUTALIDONITDDown 16: Lager alternativesALESDDown 17: SubduedTAMEDDown 19: "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" brandTIMEXDDown 23: Herb used in smudging ritesSAGEDDown 24: Theater awardOBIEDDown 29: StarsCELEBSDDown 31: ApproachedDREWTODDown 32: Actress MorenoRITADDown 33: ___ KongHONGDDown 34: MeleeFRAYDDown 35: Abdominal procedure, for shortLI PODDown 35: Abdominal procedure, for shortLIPODDown 36: Skin-care brandOLAYDDown 37: Dry biscuit used as baby foodRUSKDDown 38: Op. ___ (footnote abbr.)CITDDown 40: Any slice of pizza, geometricallySECTORDDown 41: Greek goddess associated with witchcraftHEKATEDDown 44: Archaeologist's workplaceDIGSITEDDown 45: Workers' advocate, informallyUNIONREPDDown 49: Young partner?ERNSTDDown 50: Back way, oftenSIDE ROADDDown 50: Back way, oftenSIDEROADDDown 52: Winona of "Stranger Things"RYDERDDown 53: Work, work, workTOILDDown 54: Texas border cityLAREDODDown 56: "C'est la vie"OHWELLDDown 57: "Ay" followerCARAMBADDown 61: "Now We Are Six" authorMILNEDDown 62: Crush, as a testACEDDown 63: German denialsNEINSDDown 65: Members of a certain denSCOUTSDDown 66: Enter without permissionHORN INDDown 67: A wood frog's ability to freeze itself in winter and an octopus's ability to change color, for twoADAPTATIONSDDown 69: Vaccine holderVIALDDown 74: In withAMIDSTDDown 76: Props for majorettesBATONSDDown 78: Bird with an annual 18,000-mile round-trip migrationTERNDDown 79: Instrument that's a homophone of 69-DownVIOLDDown 80: Crucifix inscription inits.INRIDDown 81: ___ New York (Brooklyn neighborhood)EASTDDown 83: 2020 Democratic also-ranYANGDDown 84: It's nada to NadalLOVEDDown 85: Actor/comedian BarinholtzIKEDDown 91: DietedATELESSDDown 93: Summer shoe styleOPENTOEDDown 95: Bed of strawPALLETDDown 96: Who's talking on the phone?SIRIDDown 97: Personality that's hard to readENIGMADDown 98: Pass over, in a wayELIDEDDown 99: Mathematician John Forbes ___ Jr.NASHDDown 101: Visually evaluateEYEUPDDown 102: Out of practiceRUSTYDDown 104: Boo-oo-oo, sayRAZZDDown 105: Boo-booOWIEDDown 107: SmearDAUBDDown 108: Site for some creative entrepreneursETSYDDown 110: What Vulcan's forge lay underneath, in mythETNADDown 111: SportWEARDDown 112: "___ chic!"TRESDDown 114: Party people, for short?DJSDDown 115: Repeated word in the U.S. postal creedNORDDown 116: RapscallionIMP