New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th October 2022 There are 65 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th October 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "Te quiero ___" (Spanish words of endearment)MUCHOAAcross 6: ___ axis, half of an ellipse's shorter diameterSEMIMINORAAcross 15: See-worthy?PAPALAAcross 20: Volume on an iPad, sayEBOOKAAcross 21: Singer of "Fame" fameIRENECARAAAcross 22: "___: Game Over" (2014 video game documentary)ATARIAAcross 23: Grown-up eftsNEWTSAAcross 24: Old-fashioned letter openerDEARMADAMAAcross 25: Turn into confettiSHREDAAcross 26: 12/25, e.g.RATIOAAcross 28: ___ Lewis, singer of the 2007 #1 hit "Bleeding Love"LEONAAAcross 29: Tennis star Naomi, who was born in 29-AcrossOSAKAAAcross 30: "I'm gonna tell you something huge"BIGNEWSAAcross 33: Mossy growthsLICHENSAAcross 36: River with a "White" counterpartBLUE NILEAAcross 38: Lil ___ Howery ("Get Out" actor)RELAAcross 41: Stuffs into a hole, sayRAMSDOWNAAcross 44: F-, for oneIONAAcross 45: Ritual with bamboo utensilsTEA CEREMONYAAcross 48: God, in ItalyDIOAAcross 49: Repeated word in an "Animal House" chantTOGAAAcross 51: Pastry with the same shape as an Argentine medialunaCROISSANTAAcross 52: Attorney general before GarlandBARRAAcross 53: Online promotions, collectivelyEMARKETINGAAcross 56: What businesses go byTRADENAMESAAcross 59: Cut downLESSENAAcross 60: "Eureka!"IGOTITAAcross 61: Word with easy or stopSTREETAAcross 64: Provide change in quarters?REHOUSEAAcross 68: Long, tragic storiesILIADSAAcross 72: Up to this pointTHUS FARAAcross 74: Best Supporting Actress nominee for "The Power of the Dog," 2021DUNSTAAcross 75: Letter opener, pencil cup, inbox tray, etc.DESKSETAAcross 76: Phanerozoic ___ (what we live in)EONAAcross 77: Classroom aides, for shortTASAAcross 79: British term of addressGUVAAcross 80: Currency for the prize on "Squid Game"WONAAcross 81: Reddit Q&A session, in briefAMAAAcross 82: Most unpleasantly old and mildewyMUSTIESTAAcross 85: Letters before Constitution or EnterpriseUSSAAcross 86: Popular subcompact hatchback from JapanHONDAFITAAcross 89: Rock commonly used in asphaltSANDSTONEAAcross 91: Part of a hotel with décor fitting a certain motifTHEMEROOMAAcross 93: Video game series with settings in Liberty City and San Andreas, for shortGTAAAcross 94: GobsmackAWEAAcross 95: Scottish interjectionAYEAAcross 96: "Everything Everywhere ___ at Once" (Michelle Yeoh movie)ALLAAcross 97: R&B artist whose name sounds like a pronounHERAAcross 99: EatsHASAAcross 101: Travis of country musicTRITTAAcross 105: One of 2,297 for Hank Aaron, for shortRBIAAcross 107: Annoyance for a Twitch streamerLAGAAcross 110: Figure with equal anglesISOGONAAcross 112: Sunday ___ (end-of-week anxiety, casually)SCARIESAAcross 114: Country whose flag depicts a macheteANGOLAAAcross 116: With 121-Across, company that sells scuba gearAQUAAAcross 117: Certain furniture store purchasesOTTOMANSETSAAcross 120: MissingAWOLAAcross 121: See 116-AcrossLUNGAAcross 122: "Be My Baby" group, 1963THERONETTESAAcross 123: Bygone Microsoft media playerZUNEAAcross 124: The lights in fairy lightsLEDSAAcross 125: Some travel considerations, in briefETDSAAcross 126: TarnishSOILAAcross 127: Donkey Kong and othersAPESDDown 1: Bachelors, e.g.MENDDown 2: ___ EatsUBERDDown 3: Ninja Turtle's catchphraseCOWABUNGADDown 4: One who's super-good-lookingHOTTIEDDown 5: Affirmative gestureOKSIGNDDown 6: *Baseball pitching style … or a weaponSIDDDown 7: AforeEREDDown 8: Dining hall offeringsMEALSDDown 9: About, on a 10-DownINREDDown 10: See 9-DownMEMODDown 11: Volunteer's wordsICANDDown 12: Tennis's "King of Clay"NADALDDown 13: Hour, in ItalyORADDown 14: *Big name in hotelsRAMDDown 15: Access providersPASSESDDown 16: Within reachAT HANDDDown 17: Actress who played "Jessica" in "Parasite"PARKSODAMDDown 18: No-go ___AREADDown 19: Something to pry or twist offLIDDDown 27: Volunteer's wordsON ITDDown 29: [Gasp!]OHMYDDown 31: ChoosesELECTSDDown 32: More run-downWEARIERDDown 34: Period in ancient historyIRON AGEDDown 35: Like a defeatist's attitudeCANTDODDown 36: *Indentation on a chew toyBITEDDown 37: Textile-making deviceLOOMDDown 38: *Light againREIGDDown 39: "I mean …" soundsERSDDown 40: *Whom Holmes tells "You do find it very hard to tackle the facts"LESTDDown 42: TelegramWIREDDown 43: *Many a VikingNORSDDown 46: Pulled a fast one onCONNEDDDown 47: College near VassarMARISTDDown 50: Where van Gogh and Gauguin briefly lived togetherARLESDDown 52: Dyeing method using waxBATIKDDown 54: Chief ___ (rapper with a rhyming name)KEEFDDown 55: Where feudal workers workedESTATESDDown 57: French equivalent of "Stephen"ETIENNEDDown 58: ___ van der Poel, Olympic speed skaterNILSDDown 61: Academic acronymSTEMDDown 62: *GrandTHOUSDDown 63: Hits shore unintentionallyRUNSAGROUNDDDown 65: *Early French ProtestantsHUGUEDDown 66: BurdenONUSDDown 67: *Basic rivalryUSVSTDDown 69: "Continuing where we left off last time …"ASAFOLLOWUPDDown 70: *"G.I. Jane" star, 1997DEMIMDDown 71: Field goal avg., e.g.STATDDown 73: Believers in Jah, informallyRASTASDDown 75: Fatalistic sort, in slangDOOMERDDown 78: Place in an overhead binSTOWDDown 80: No ___! (punnily named dairy-free chocolate brand)WHEYDDown 83: Explosive stuffTNTDDown 84: U.S. ID?IDAHODDown 87: Bad place to pour greaseDRAINDDown 88: "Have ___ make my email stop" (Destiny's Child lyric)AOLDDown 90: Cable in the middle of a tennis courtNETCORDDDown 92: Would really rather notHATESTODDown 97: "What's up, everyone!"HIALLDDown 98: -ishESQUEDDown 100: *"Encore!"ANOTDDown 102: Fidel ___, 1990s Philippine leaderRAMOSDDown 103: Tehran's homeIRANDDown 104: Fork prongsTINESDDown 106: *Actress AngelaBASSDDown 108: How to play solitaireALONEDDown 109: They have high ratings on the Beaufort scaleGALESDDown 111: Jokester's arsenalGAGSDDown 112: "Leave it," on paperSTETDDown 113: Alien-seeking org.SETIDDown 115: Strip near Tel AvivGAZADDown 118: Beverage at un caféTHEDDown 119: Business card abbr.TEL