New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th October 2024 There are 71 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th October 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Exams first administered in 1926SATSAAcross 5: View from St. MoritzALPSAAcross 9: "I thought you were my friend!?"ETTUAAcross 13: Load of laundryWASHAAcross 13: Load of laundryWASH.AAcross 17: Jeweler's unitKARATAAcross 19: Complete journey … or what 84-Down makes in this puzzle?ROUND TRIPAAcross 19: Complete journey … or what 84-Down makes in this puzzle?ROUNDTRIPAAcross 21: Woodworker's spinnerLATHEAAcross 22: Like Yeats, but not KeatsIRISHAAcross 23: Aids in car buyingAUTOLOANSAAcross 24: Remove from packagingUNBOXAAcross 25: Complete some repsDOASETAAcross 27: In the redOWINGAAcross 28: Do-to-do delivery?OCTAVEAAcross 29: Joan Cusack and Robert Downey Jr. each spent one season on it, for shortSNLAAcross 30: Certain court documentsBRIEFSAAcross 33: In which 1 + 1 equals 10BINARYAAcross 36: Former senator KennedyTEDAAcross 37: Completing a cycle, like 84-Down in this puzzle?GOINGFULLCIRCLEAAcross 40: "Battle Hymn of the Republic," for oneWARSONGAAcross 42: Borrower's noteIOUAAcross 43: Like many verification codesEMAILEDAAcross 46: Impressively tough, in slangBADASSAAcross 47: Crocheting templatePATTERNAAcross 50: Re-lease?SUBLETAAcross 52: Nickname for a 2000s Yankee sluggerARODAAcross 53: Montreal hockey player, to fansHABAAcross 54: Check scanner, for shortATMAAcross 56: A.P.R.-lowering optionREFIAAcross 57: A.P., Reuters, etc.WIRESAAcross 59: Hudson Bay or the CaspianINLAND SEAAAcross 63: Hair-lightening brandSUNINAAcross 64: Sherlock Holmes, e.g.LONDONERAAcross 66: Apt central entry for this puzzleEARTHAAcross 67: The Lone Ranger, to TontoKEMOSABEAAcross 69: Gender-neutral possessiveONESAAcross 71: PossessesHASAAcross 72: Office messageMEMOAAcross 73: Millimeter-wide photo used for conveying secret messagesMICRODOTAAcross 77: Pants, informallyBRITCHESAAcross 81: Roofed porchLANAIAAcross 82: Late-night sub, sayGUESTHOSTAAcross 86: Garfield's predecessorHAYESAAcross 88: Weary cryICANTGOONAAcross 90: Company whose name ends in an exclamation pointYAHOOAAcross 90: Company whose name ends in an exclamation pointYAHOO!AAcross 91: Steak option in northern CanadaMOOSEMEATAAcross 93: Celebrity chef Hussain who won "The Great British Bake Off"NADIYAAAcross 94: HoweverYETAAcross 95: Fit to serve, in a wayEDIBLEAAcross 96: Ireland, poeticallyERINAAcross 97: Newlyweds' bookingHONEYMOONSUITEAAcross 104: BehindLATEAAcross 105: Gives a lot of attention, with "on"DOTESAAcross 107: Old ___, Conn.LYMEAAcross 108: Supermodel with a palindromic nameEMMEAAcross 109: ___ Johnson Sirleaf, Africa's first elected female head of stateELLENAAcross 110: "What have we here!"OOHAAcross 111: "They'll grow out of that" … or a description of eight squares in this puzzleITSJUSTAPHASEAAcross 115: Every member of the C.I.A.'s K-9 unitLABAAcross 116: "___ Affaire de Femmes" (1988 French classic) UNEAAcross 117: It can be quite sappyTREEAAcross 118: Half of an exchangeTATAAcross 119: "Let's do it!"IMINAAcross 120: Texter's "As I see it …"IMOAAcross 121: Co. that introduced Dungeons & DragonsTSRAAcross 122: Means of getting unstuckHINTAAcross 123: Black ___OPSAAcross 124: Margaret Thatcher, e.g.TORYAAcross 125: Chiding soundTSKDDown 1: Hits a rough patch, perhapsSKIDSDDown 2: Judge seen on a benchAARONDDown 3: Major ordealTRIALDDown 4: LipSASSDDown 5: Constellation in the southern skyARADDown 6: Reed or RawlsLOUDDown 7: DelayPUT OFFDDown 7: DelayPUTOFFDDown 8: Sledder's outfit SNOWSUITDDown 9: Color named for a famed prep schoolETONBLUEDDown 10: Oh-so-regrettableTRAGICDDown 11: What's mined in a stannaryTINDDown 12: Big name in shippingUPSDDown 13: Wish list itemWANTDDown 14: Time "up"AT-BATDDown 15: Act rudely in a crowdSHOVEDDown 16: Did some spelling?HEXEDDDown 18: Jersey-born rock icon, familiarlyTHEBOSSDDown 20: Roman numeral that anagrams to part of the eyeDLIDDown 21: "Charlie's Angels" actressLUCYLIUDDown 26: Charlie's Angels and othersTRIOSDDown 28: Their dorsal fins can reach six feet in heightORCASDDown 31: StopoverINNDDown 32: Vessel for an omeletEGGPANDDown 34: Diminuendo al ___ ("fade to nothingness," on a score)NIENTEDDown 35: Slot machine leverARMDDown 37: MarkedGRADEDDDown 38: Property unitLOTDDown 39: Europe's highest volcanoELBRUSDDown 40: Nintendo antagonist in purple overallsWARIODDown 41: DecorateADORNDDown 44: First name on the Supreme CourtELENADDown 45: Lifesaving device, for shortDEFIBDDown 46: Cry loudlyBAWLDDown 48: SkilledABLEDDown 49: Symptom of an allergic reactionRASHDDown 51: Fork partTINEDDown 53: Mob enforcerHIREDGOONDDown 55: Add milk to a customer's coffee, in diner lingoMAKEITMOODDown 58: Feature of James Earl Jones's voiceSONORITYDDown 60: "That hits the spot!"AAHDDown 61: Gun lobby org.NRADDown 62: Some N.F.L. linemen, in briefDTSDDown 63: Gave a big kissSMOOCHEDDDown 65: Big name in experimental musicENODDown 68: CPR expertEMTDDown 70: Insignificant amountSOUDDown 72: "___ Robinson" (Simon & Garfunkel hit)MRSDDown 72: "___ Robinson" (Simon & Garfunkel hit)MRS.DDown 73: Cookies made with ground almond or coconutMACAROONSDDown 74: Highly agitatedINADITHERDDown 75: Ain't that the tooth!CANINEDDown 76: Crime novelist JosephineTEYDDown 77: Sound from beneath a sheetBOODDown 78: Skywalker portrayerHAMILLDDown 79: GuesstimateEYEBALLITDDown 80: Elite naval groupsSEALTEAMSDDown 81: Nearly succeeded … but there's a catch!LINEDOUTDDown 83: Green-lightSAYYESTODDown 84: This puzzle's subjectTHEMOONDDown 85: Places for grillingHOTSEATSDDown 87: Horned antelope of southern AfricaSTEENBOKDDown 89: Cry of frustrationGAHDDown 92: "You follow?"SEEDDown 98: Elizabeth of "WandaVision"OLSENDDown 99: A.F.C. East playerNYJETDDown 100: Bird that's incapable of walking backwardEMUDDown 101: Ballpark figureUMPDDown 102: Cry in a laser tag arenaIMHITDDown 103: Spanish "I love you"TEAMODDown 106: Jedi foeSITHDDown 109: Nonsense word in a playground rhymeEENYDDown 112: Prefix with glycerideTRIDDown 113: Gentle attention-getterTAPDDown 114: Polite term of addressSIR