New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st October 2021 There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st October 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Action done while saying "Good dog"PATAAcross 4: Mischief-makersRASCALSAAcross 11: It might click for a writerPENAAcross 14: Fall mo.SEPAAcross 17: Kind to Mother NatureECOAAcross 18: Harris in the Country Music Hall of FameEMMYLOUAAcross 19: Living ___WAGEAAcross 20: Member of the superfamily HominoideaAPEAAcross 21: Noted Apple release of 1968, to fansTHEWHIT/MISSEALBUMAAcross 23: HaphazardHIT-OR-MISSAAcross 25: Some crumbly blocksFETAAAcross 26: Inits. for a theatrical hitSROAAcross 27: Send away, in a wayDEPORTAAcross 29: Accomplished the taskDIDITAAcross 30: What wiggly lines in comics may representODORSAAcross 32: Cause of boom and bust?TNTAAcross 34: Convene for another sessionREMEETAAcross 36: Up to itABLEAAcross 37: What's frequently used by poets?OFTAAcross 38: "To quote yours truly ..."ASISAYAAcross 41: ___ dishPETRIAAcross 42: HeathMOORAAcross 43: DesperateDO-OR-DIEAAcross 45: Traditional British entreeLIVERANDO/DIENIONSAAcross 48: Tries for a roleREADSAAcross 49: S.F. metroMUNIAAcross 50: "Hey ... over here!"PSSTAAcross 51: Derby lengthsMETRESAAcross 53: Equivalent of the Face With Tears of Joy emojiLOLAAcross 56: Give a buzzTHRILLAAcross 61: InconvenienceIMPOSEONAAcross 64: Execute, as a royal of oldBEHEADAAcross 67: Classic concert chambersODEAAAcross 68: Noted U.S. rock group?MOUNTRUSHMORE/LESSAAcross 70: ApproximatelyMORE OR LESSAAcross 73: See captain?POPEAAcross 74: Studio fixturesEASELSAAcross 76: "I'm game!"SURELETSAAcross 77: State of equilibriumSTASISAAcross 80: Code-cracking grp.NSAAAcross 81: Match-ending rugby callNOSIDEAAcross 82: Bygone sovereignSHAHAAcross 85: Dance-a-___THONAAcross 87: Build onADD TOAAcross 90: Military dismissalMARCHIN/OUTGORDERSAAcross 96: "You game?"INOROUTAAcross 98: State to be the caseAVERAAcross 99: ___ Kornfeld, music promoter for WoodstockARTIEAAcross 100: Daddy-oHEPCATAAcross 102: Great Basin nativeUTEAAcross 103: StunDAZEAAcross 104: Heavy weights in BritainTONNESAAcross 106: "Murder, ___ Wrote"SHEAAcross 107: Samuel ___, business partner of Marcus GoldmanSACHSAAcross 109: Gradually wear awayERODEAAcross 111: Lipton competitorNESTEAAAcross 113: Keypad tripletABCAAcross 115: Critical remarkSHOTAAcross 116: Regardless of the outcomeWINORLOSEAAcross 118: Hectic trip abroadWHIRLWIN/LOSEDTOURAAcross 121: Card in a royal flushACEAAcross 122: PurposesAIMSAAcross 123: One runs from Me. to Fla.USROUTEAAcross 124: Seminoles' sch.FSUAAcross 125: "You betcha!"YESAAcross 126: Northern ___ (curiously named apple variety)SPYAAcross 127: HavePOSSESSAAcross 128: Boggy expanseFENDDown 1: Fare that's eaten hands-freePET-FOODDDown 1: Fare that's eaten hands-freePETFOODDDown 2: Wanted badlyACHEDFORDDown 3: Mano a manoTOE-TO-TOEDDown 4: NegligentREHIT/MISSDDown 5: Silicon Valley's ___ Research CenterAMESDDown 6: Candy bit that comes in a plastic rollSMARTIEDDown 7: "Battlestar Galactica" robotsCYLONSDDown 8: Clerical vestmentALBDDown 9: F, in musicLOUDDDown 10: Southern region of MesopotamiaSUMERDDown 11: Fabric optionsPATTERNSDDown 12: Sense of selfEGODDown 13: Fluent speaker of Elvish, sayNERDDDown 14: Uttered a soundSAIDBOODDown 15: Delta neighborEPSILONDDown 16: BugsPESTERSDDown 19: Relative of a bugWIRETAPDDown 22: Churchill ___ Rooms (London tourist attraction)WARDDown 23: Long ballHOMERDDown 24: City with a Little HavanaMIAMIDDown 28: Nickname for JoséPEPEDDown 31: Farthest down?SADDESTDDown 33: AnkleboneTALUSDDown 35: Least messyTIDO/DIESTDDown 39: Sorority memberSISTERDDown 40: Yang's counterpartYINDDown 44: "I Wanna Be Sedated" bandRAMONESDDown 46: HorridVILEDDown 47: Maximum degreeN-THDDown 47: Maximum degreeNTHDDown 49: The brainy bunch?MENSADDown 52: Profligate sortROUEDDown 54: Measures of electrical resistanceOHMSDDown 55: One of the fire signsLEODDown 57: Alveolar trill, as it's commonly knownROLLEDRDDown 58: Concept, in CannesIDEEDDown 59: Just in caseLESTDDown 60: Glasgow galLASSDDown 61: Mischief-makersIMPSDDown 62: ___ courtMOOTDDown 63: Stage between larva and imagoPUPADDown 64: ConsecratesBMORE/LESSESDDown 65: Act investigated by an insurance companyARSONDDown 66: ___ ex machinaDEUSDDown 69: QVC alternativeHSNDDown 71: Journalist Fallaci who wrote "Interview With History"ORIANADDown 72: Bindis, e.g.REDDOTSDDown 75: Running behindLATEDDown 78: KindaISHDDown 79: Berate blisteringlySHIN/OUTATDDown 81: They can be wrinkled or thumbedNOSESDDown 83: Field that deals with fieldsAGRONOMYDDown 84: The newest trend, in slangHOTNESSDDown 86: Inits. at WestminsterHRHDDown 88: TriggerTOUCH OFFDDown 89: Head for the hills?OUTHOUSEDDown 90: Moved aside (for)MADEWAYDDown 91: CupidityAVARICEDDown 92: Changes from commercial to residential, perhapsREZONESDDown 93: Words to live byCREDODDown 94: Wash outRINSEDDown 95: Popular tick repellentDEETDDown 96: Piercing eye hueICEBLUEDDown 97: TrialTESTRUNDDown 101: ___ of Alexandria (wonder of the ancient world)PHAROSDDown 105: ClinchSEWUPDDown 108: Puerto Rico clock setting: Abbr.ASTDDown 110: Ballpark figures, in briefERASDDown 112: Semiserious "Got it!"AHSODDown 114: Places hangers hangCWIN/LOSETSDDown 117: GuffLIPDDown 119: Distributor of CARES Act fundsIRSDDown 120: ___ MoinesDES