New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th March 2014

There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th March 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	So over
AAcross 7:	Touching words?
AAcross 14:	Gently floats
AAcross 19:	“Seinfeld” cohort	ELAINE
AAcross 20:	1965 R&B #1 song with the repeated lyric “Can‘t you see that I’m lonely?”	RESCUEME
AAcross 22:	“Too rich for me”	IMOUT
AAcross 23:	*He bested Leonidas at Thermopylae	XERXESIOFPERSIA
AAcross 25:	Nick of “Lorenzo’s Oil”	NOLTE
AAcross 26:	Medicinal qty.	TSP
AAcross 27:	Dashed ID	SSN
AAcross 28:	Monitor setting, for short
AAcross 29:	Balloon
AAcross 31:	*Off-roader, often	FOURXFOUR
AAcross 35:	What an iPod plays in
AAcross 36:	Stuff in sacks
AAcross 39:	Flying fisher
AAcross 40:	Roughhousing
AAcross 41:	Jokester
AAcross 44:	Glassfuls in restaurantes	AGUAS
AAcross 45:	Country buggy
AAcross 47:	Places for studs
AAcross 48:	Air
AAcross 49:	*Annual draw for snocross fans	THEWINTERXGAMES
AAcross 52:	Union leader?	LONGU
AAcross 53:	Close up
AAcross 54:	Like Advil or Aleve: Abbr.
AAcross 55:	“That may be true, but ...”	THINGIS
AAcross 57:	It’s low for gas guzzlers: Abbr.	MPG
AAcross 60:	Home to King Harald V
AAcross 62:	“___ good cheer!”	BEOF
AAcross 64:	Doesn’t bring up
AAcross 65:	*Iconic feature of comedy	GROUCHOMARXMUSTACHE
AAcross 69:	Line at the Louvre
AAcross 70:	Bomb shelter?
AAcross 71:	Sub side, maybe
AAcross 72:	D.D.E. challenger	AES
AAcross 73:	“Revenge R Us” author	RLSTINE
AAcross 75:	Suffix with peace	NIK
AAcross 76:	Bent beam	LBAR
AAcross 78:	Biting remark?	SICEM
AAcross 79:	*Founder of Marvel’s School for Gifted Youngsters	PROFESSORXAVIER
AAcross 87:	Of two minds
AAcross 88:	TALK LIKE THIS!
AAcross 89:	Teen headache
AAcross 90:	Got back to, in a way	RSVPD
AAcross 91:	Prefix with cycle
AAcross 92:	Give one’s O.K.
AAcross 93:	Google datum
AAcross 94:	Robed performer
AAcross 95:	“Nothing seems to go my way”	POORME
AAcross 97:	*Frequent problem faced by algebra students	SOLVEFORX
AAcross 100:	Pump up
AAcross 102:	Chichi getaway
AAcross 103:	A street drug, briefly
AAcross 104:	Rural call
AAcross 107:	Stoop
AAcross 108:	*Horror flick starring Humphrey Bogart as a mad scientist, with “The”	RETURNOFDOCTORX
AAcross 114:	Something LOL-worthy	AHOOT
AAcross 115:	Water, wryly	ADAMSALE
AAcross 116:	Canadian coin named for a bird
AAcross 117:	“The ___ Project” (Fox comedy)	MINDY
AAcross 118:	In hot water?
AAcross 119:	Thrive
DDown 1:	Something dirty kept in a cell?
DDown 2:	___ de la Société	ILES
DDown 3:	Complain, complain, complain
DDown 4:	“Kid-tested” breakfast cereal	KIX
DDown 5:	50/50
DDown 6:	“Admit it!”
DDown 7:	J.Lo’s birthplace
DDown 8:	Shot caller
DDown 9:	Danger for Indiana Jones
DDown 10:	Spring river breakup	ICERUN
DDown 11:	Siren, say
DDown 12:	Not so great
DDown 13:	Member of the music industry’s former Big Four	EMI
DDown 14:	Part of a Napa Valley tour
DDown 15:	Whack-___
DDown 16:	With 58-Down, a patient process? ... or a hint to two consecutive letters in the answer to each of the seven starred clues	FOLLOWINGTHE
DDown 17:	What one might go for a spin in?
DDown 18:	Any “cha” in the cha-cha-cha
DDown 21:	How lines of latitude run	EASTWEST
DDown 24:	Mount Zion’s land: Abbr.	ISR
DDown 30:	Couples
DDown 31:	Scratch, say
DDown 32:	Rest stop
DDown 33:	“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind,” per H. P. Lovecraft
DDown 34:	Cousin of a gazelle
DDown 35:	Drink with two lizards in its logo	SOBE
DDown 36:	Club
DDown 37:	“Bleah!”
DDown 38:	Have second thoughts about
DDown 40:	“Clueless” and “Bridget Jones’s Diary”
DDown 42:	Sponsorships
DDown 43:	Serengeti prey
DDown 45:	Put away for safekeeping
DDown 46:	Hugs and kisses, at times
DDown 47:	Paint variety
DDown 48:	Type-A friend from “Friends”	MONICA
DDown 50:	One turning to the right
DDown 51:	Lose everything	GOBROKE
DDown 52:	Certain bean
DDown 56:	Hair-razing stuff?	HOTWAX
DDown 57:	Loud beast heard in theaters	MGMLION
DDown 58:	See 16-Down
DDown 59:	Bamboozled
DDown 61:	Like gathering storm clouds
DDown 63:	No-holds-barred	FULLON
DDown 66:	___ and Thummim (sacred Judaic objects)	URIM
DDown 67:	“Need ___?” (query to hitchhikers)	ALIFT
DDown 68:	Baron’s blade
DDown 73:	They’re 18 to 21	RSTU
DDown 74:	Things for here and now
DDown 77:	More pink, perhaps
DDown 80:	It can be prickly
DDown 81:	Jib, e.g.
DDown 82:	John Candy’s old comedy program	SCTV
DDown 83:	Motor with some muscle	VSIX
DDown 84:	You might get stuck with them	IVS
DDown 85:	Book after Galatians: Abbr.	EPH
DDown 86:	Nutritional info	RDA
DDown 88:	Photogs’ choices	SLRS
DDown 92:	It may help catch a fugitive
DDown 93:	Like Brando’s Don Corleone
DDown 94:	Disappear, as a trail	GOCOLD
DDown 96:	“Good heavens!”	OHGOD
DDown 97:	Eject, as froth
DDown 98:	Retired govt. agent	EXFED
DDown 99:	Co. making arrangements	FTD
DDown 100:	Dutch wheels
DDown 101:	Member of the old Chero-Cola product line	NEHI
DDown 102:	“Chop-chop!”
DDown 104:	Radius, e.g.
DDown 105:	Seed casing
DDown 106:	Jump on ice
DDown 109:	Jet crew, briefly
DDown 110:	Quick time-out
DDown 111:	Scream at a ring
DDown 112:	Bit of love talk
DDown 113:	Drag