New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th October 2023

There are 71 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th October 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pieces of praise
AAcross 5:	Host
AAcross 8:	D-lister's quest
AAcross 15:	Anjou alternative
AAcross 19:	Hot sauce with a reduplicative name	PIRIPIRI
AAcross 21:	About whom an early critic said "Can't act, can't sing. Balding. Can dance a little"
AAcross 22:	Opposite of baja	ALTA
AAcross 23:	Case study?
AAcross 24:	"Definitely, leave it to me!"	YESICAN
AAcross 25:	Japanese noodle dish
AAcross 26:	"I declare this doughnut to be a truly tasty treat!"	CAKESTAND
AAcross 28:	Blends
AAcross 30:	Egg ___ yung	FOO
AAcross 31:	Final opponent in many a video game
AAcross 32:	Source of division at a wedding
AAcross 36:	Download in progress?	BETAAPP
AAcross 38:	Cube's 12
AAcross 41:	Items of apparel in the song "My Favorite Things"
AAcross 43:	Blows past	ZIPSBY
AAcross 44:	Turn into a puddle, maybe
AAcross 45:	"Here's one way to eat a doughnut without getting icing on your nose ..."	FROSTEDTIP
AAcross 48:	2006 Amy Winehouse hit
AAcross 49:	La Perla purchases
AAcross 50:	___ Day, nickname for Billie Holiday
AAcross 51:	Dawson of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay"	STEF
AAcross 53:	Work (up)
AAcross 54:	Alternative to Betsy	LIZ
AAcross 55:	Stew
AAcross 56:	Mark in a shell game
AAcross 59:	Sign of a sellout	SRO
AAcross 60:	One way to have something down
AAcross 61:	Night before
AAcross 62:	Pulls rank on, in a way
AAcross 65:	Character asked to "shine down," in a children's song	MRSUN
AAcross 67:	___ student
AAcross 68:	"Let's raise a glass to this outstanding doughnut!"
AAcross 70:	Tolkien's Treebeard, for one	ENT
AAcross 73:	Mideast rulers
AAcross 75:	Interrupts when it's not one's place to do so	HORNSINON
AAcross 76:	It "shines with a mournful light, like its own tear," in an Andrew Marvell poem
AAcross 77:	Prix ___ menu	FIXE
AAcross 79:	"Lemme think ..."	UHH
AAcross 81:	Originally named
AAcross 82:	Natural leaders, it's said	LEOS
AAcross 83:	Corsica, par exemple	ILE
AAcross 84:	Likely to offend, for short	UNPC
AAcross 85:	Telenovela, e.g.
AAcross 87:	"___ everybody?"	ISNT
AAcross 88:	Inventory: Abbr.	MDSE
AAcross 89:	D.E.A. agent
AAcross 91:	"It is an undeniable fact that this doughnut is awesome!"	PLAINTRUTH
AAcross 95:	Long span of time
AAcross 96:	Massages
AAcross 98:	Downtempo electronica genre	TRIPHOP
AAcross 99:	Like those celebrating a "day of visibility" on March 31
AAcross 100:	Heading on a certain neighborhood poster
AAcross 102:	Lure in the "Odyssey"
AAcross 103:	Foofaraws
AAcross 105:	Certain filler words	UMS
AAcross 106:	Like a baseball shutout	NORUN
AAcross 108:	"This doughnut is the talk of the town!"	SUGARBUZZ
AAcross 113:	Pass quickly (through)
AAcross 115:	Small houses in the Southwest
AAcross 119:	Movie featuring Mickey Mouse in a wizard's cap
AAcross 120:	"Me as well!"	ITOO
AAcross 121:	Magazine "real estate"	ADSPACE
AAcross 122:	Frozen treat named for a playful animal	OTTERPOP
AAcross 123:	Little copper?
AAcross 124:	Keep going
AAcross 125:	"Get it?"
AAcross 126:	Their first five parts are often disguised, for short	SSNS
DDown 1:	Oil industry acronym
DDown 2:	Megacelebrity, maybe
DDown 3:	"Red" leader	ERIK
DDown 4:	Some blackjack wagers	SIDEBETS
DDown 5:	Makes, as money
DDown 6:	Pod cast?
DDown 7:	Response to "Cómo estás?"
DDown 8:	"Come to think of it ..."
DDown 9:	When doubled, a fly	TSE
DDown 10:	Symbols in social media handles	ATS
DDown 11:	Clothing
DDown 12:	"Bones"
DDown 13:	Sonicare competitor	ORALB
DDown 14:	Civil rights activist Sylvia who was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom	MENDEZ
DDown 15:	German lead-in to haus	BAU
DDown 16:	"This doughnut would be great dipped in milk!"	OLDFASHIONEDIDEA
DDown 17:	Game popular in Brooklyn streets
DDown 18:	What has good coverage for retirement?	CANOPYBED
DDown 20:	Mazatlán moolah
DDown 27:	Symbol of freshness
DDown 29:	Foofaraw
DDown 33:	TV "Cousin"	ITT
DDown 34:	Chateau ___ Michelle (Washington winery)	STE
DDown 35:	Headed up
DDown 37:	Pithy review
DDown 38:	Symbol
DDown 39:	Get
DDown 40:	"I'll bet you dollars to doughnuts ..."	GLAZEDEXPRESSION
DDown 41:	Up-to-date
DDown 42:	Doesn't move
DDown 45:	An annual vaccination can limit its spread	FLUVIRUS
DDown 46:	Japanese noodle joint	RAMENSHOP
DDown 47:	Fixed completely
DDown 52:	Indeed, quaintly
DDown 55:	Two inside an ellipse
DDown 56:	Garfunkel's partner in song
DDown 57:	Treasure
DDown 58:	Trattoria bowlful
DDown 63:	Cheer squad's cry
DDown 64:	Numbered things in N.Y.C.	STS
DDown 66:	Subway stops: Abbr.	STNS
DDown 69:	Gets ready for a Ms. Olympia contest, perhaps	OILSUP
DDown 71:	Civil rights icon Mandela
DDown 72:	Many fans of the "Enola Holmes" franchise
DDown 74:	Hotbeds of tourist activity
DDown 77:	Genre for George Clinton or Earth, Wind & Fire	FUNKMUSIC
DDown 78:	Like rocks or clocks, but not a fox or ox
DDown 80:	Pull up
DDown 86:	They're called "white carrots" in Scotland
DDown 87:	Gets something straight?
DDown 88:	Snickers alternatives	MARSBARS
DDown 90:	One-eyed god
DDown 92:	Kid often nicknamed "Trey"
DDown 93:	"Rough Translation" podcaster	NPR
DDown 94:	Not just "a"
DDown 97:	Bit of movie theater candy	SNOCAP
DDown 99:	Dense cake
DDown 101:	A, B, C or D, but rarely E
DDown 103:	Banded gemstone
DDown 104:	Author of "De vulgari eloquentia"
DDown 107:	Former governor of Georgia?
DDown 109:	Popular tabloid subjects
DDown 110:	Org. with "Informed Delivery" emails
DDown 111:	The Promised Land
DDown 112:	Nukes
DDown 114:	Great deal
DDown 116:	Mai ___
DDown 117:	Coolers, for short	ACS
DDown 118:	Word with "to work" or "to stun"