New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th December 2021 There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th December 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: They might be put onACTSAAcross 5: Singer Grande, informallyARIAAcross 8: Undercover attire?PJ'SAAcross 11: ___ Creole (Caribbean language)HAITIANAAcross 18: Drive-___THRUAAcross 19: Certain urban mapBUS ROUTEAAcross 22: DemoralizeUNNERVEAAcross 23: Little tyke / Flatter, with "up"PEANUTBELLBUTTERAAcross 25: Things bachelors might haveDEGREESAAcross 26: Certain ScandinavianFINNAAcross 27: "Gimme ___!" (start of a cheer at three Big Ten schools)ANIAAcross 28: Noted DadaistARPAAcross 30: ___ Helmer, Ibsen heroineNORAAAcross 31: Scalpel creationsSLITSAAcross 33: Relative of a tee-hee / Bit of marginaliaSNICKERHEARTDOODLEAAcross 39: M.L.K. or R.B.G.: Abbr.INITSAAcross 41: Stage name of rapper Yasiin BeyMOSDEFAAcross 42: Forest spiritDRYADAAcross 43: Pep / Onesie featureGINGERTREESNAPAAcross 47: "Sure, I'm game"LETSAAcross 49: UNICEF address suffixORGAAcross 50: H.S. subj.ENGAAcross 51: Words before point or rateATANYAAcross 52: Ring / Hold, as inhabitantsTOLLANGELHOUSEAAcross 55: Med school subj.ANATAAcross 57: Certain ScandinavianDANEAAcross 58: "The One I Love" bandREMAAcross 59: ___ Hall ("The Wind in the Willows" residence)TOADAAcross 60: Loud but friendly growlRAWRAAcross 61: BowARCAAcross 62: Adjusts the spacing between, as typed lettersKERNSAAcross 64: No ___ (apartment policy)PETSAAcross 67: Big name in cast-iron cookwareSTAUBAAcross 69: Reduce in volume / As newTHINSTARMINTAAcross 72: It'll knock you outETHERAAcross 74: OglerEYERAAcross 75: Chiwere speakersOTOESAAcross 76: Christmas ornament, oftenORBAAcross 78: Modern prefix with medicineTELEAAcross 79: Becomes less tautSAGSAAcross 82: Old "Up, up and away" sloganeerTWAAAcross 83: Mannheim madameFRAUAAcross 84: FiversABESAAcross 85: Kind of leaf / Scientist born on Christmas Day in 1642FIGELFNEWTONAAcross 89: With 111-Down, cholesterol reducerOLEICAAcross 90: Musician BrianENOAAcross 91: Paris's ___ Saint-LouisILEAAcross 92: ___ Finch, "ER" doctorCLEOAAcross 93: Possible result of getting one's wires crossed / MoolahSHORTCANEBREADAAcross 96: Singer/actress ShoreDINAHAAcross 98: Big blockLOGJAMAAcross 101: Two-time U.S. Open tennis champion while still a teenSELESAAcross 102: Breakfast dish / Fruitcake tidbitOATMEALMANRAISINAAcross 106: Amasses, with "up"RACKSAAcross 108: Nuclear medicine unitsRADSAAcross 109: "___, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus"YESAAcross 110: ___ culpaMEAAAcross 112: Trig functionSINEAAcross 113: Some laundromat machinesCOINOPSAAcross 116: This puzzle's images, in two different waysCOOKIECUTTERSAAcross 121: Physician awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by G. W. BushDRFAUCIAAcross 122: Party stapleONIONDIPAAcross 123: Prefix with spaceAEROAAcross 124: Chandelier part, oftenCRYSTALAAcross 125: ___-moSLOAAcross 126: Football units: Abbr.YDSAAcross 127: Hurdle for a J.D. wannabeLSATDDown 1: Court sport grp.ATPDDown 2: Course preparersCHEFSDDown 3: Becoming faintTRAILINGAWAYDDown 4: Solarium activitySUNNINGDDown 5: National dance co.ABTDDown 6: It was eliminated from the U.S. in 2004RUBELLADDown 7: Library IDsISBNSDDown 8: KittyPOTDDown 9: ProjectJUTDDown 10: Outback ordersSTEAKSDDown 11: Cabinet dept. since 1965HUDDDown 12: Come to ___ANENDDDown 13: FitINGOODSHAPEDDown 14: NightmareTERRORDDown 15: "Got it"IREADYOUDDown 16: "___ Maria"AVEDDown 17: Super Mario Bros. platformNESDDown 20: DownfallRUINDDown 21: Dropped the ballERREDDDown 24: Remove, as a ribbonUNTIEDDown 29: Green shampooPRELLDDown 32: Italian thoroughfareSTRADADDown 34: Wishy-washy responseIMAYDDown 35: Get, slangilyCOPDDown 36: GenuineHEARTFELTDDown 37: Filmmaker von TrierLARSDDown 38: Little leadEDGEDDown 40: Some graffitiSTREETARTDDown 43: First and reverseGEARSDDown 44: Not learnedINNATEDDown 45: Proverb-spouting PanzaSANCHODDown 46: Lancaster-to-Scranton dir.NNEDDown 48: Citrus hybridTANGELODDown 52: Come to ___TERMSDDown 53: Present opening?OMNIDDown 54: "Gonna Let It Shine" singerODETTADDown 56: Personal essenceTRUESELFDDown 58: Where to go on a trip?REST AREADDown 62: Not a mysteryKNOWNDDown 63: One keeping others up at night, perhapsSNORERDDown 65: Something elseTHEBEESKNEESDDown 66: Singer GomezSELENADDown 68: Went in a different directionBRANCHEDOUTDDown 70: "What's ___ you?"ITTODDown 71: Pride and prejudice, e.g.TRAITSDDown 73: Fix, as a lawnRESODDDown 77: PirateBUCCANEERDDown 80: SetGELDDown 81: MushroomSWELLDDown 83: Woman in Progressive adsFLODDown 85: Classic dog nameFIDODDown 86: Hip bonesILIADDown 87: What some neighborhoods doGENTRIFYDDown 88: More than enoughTOOMANYDDown 89: Volts/ampOHMSDDown 93: Long-tailed monkeySAIDDown 94: Blowout partyBLASTDDown 95: Piano performance, possiblyRECITALDDown 97: Some rangesAMANASDDown 99: El ___ ("View of Toledo" painter)GRECODDown 100: ___ Cradle (maritime rescue device)JASONSDDown 103: Popular adoption agcy.ASPCADDown 104: "Sign me up!"IMINDDown 105: High-maintenanceNEEDYDDown 107: Richard famous for large-scale sculpturesSERRADDown 111: See 89-AcrossACIDDDown 113: Agcy. fighting epidemicsCDCDDown 114: Bobby of the N.H.L.ORRDDown 115: Part of R.S.V.P.SILDDown 117: Old-fashioned menorah fillerOILDDown 118: "Kitchy-kitchy-___!"KOODDown 119: RaisesUPSDDown 120: Teetotaler's oppositeSOT