New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th October 2018

There are 63 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th October 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	___ Page, the Queen of Pinups	BETTIE
AAcross 7:	Flavorful meat coating	SPICERUB
AAcross 15:	End-of-week cry	TGIF
AAcross 19:	O.K. to play, in a way
AAcross 20:	Obsession with a single subject
AAcross 22:	Country's McEntire	REBA
AAcross 23:	"We can't play that game - I can't reach it on our shelf!"	THERISKISTOOHIGH
AAcross 25:	Operating system developed at Bell Labs
AAcross 26:	Onetime White House family	TAFTS
AAcross 27:	Corroded
AAcross 28:	Sunken ship sites
AAcross 30:	Travel option for Birthright trips	ELAL
AAcross 31:	Natural gas component
AAcross 34:	Dress (up)
AAcross 35:	Standout
AAcross 36:	Turning point in history	ONEBC
AAcross 38:	"My sincerest apologies, but that game is off the table"	SORRYNOTSORRY
AAcross 43:	Unearth
AAcross 46:	Bills
AAcross 47:	Many a Snapchat posting	SELFIE
AAcross 48:	Suit that's hard to get into
AAcross 51:	Old Buick	LESABRE
AAcross 53:	What's plucked in "she loves me, she loves me not"
AAcross 54:	"We can't play that game unless we borrow someone else's"	IHAVENTACLUE
AAcross 56:	Laughs and laughs
AAcross 57:	French city grid
AAcross 58:	People vis-à-vis gods	MEREMORTALS
AAcross 59:	It's a trek
AAcross 60:	"It ___" ("Who's there?" reply)
AAcross 61:	Show overuse, as a sofa
AAcross 62:	They may have attachments
AAcross 63:	Strand
AAcross 65:	Hammarskjöld once of the U.N.
AAcross 68:	Provisions
AAcross 70:	___ school
AAcross 71:	Bone connection with convex and concave fittings	SADDLEJOINT
AAcross 73:	___ Mode, woman in "The Incredibles"	EDNA
AAcross 75:	Word repeated in the openings of "Star Wars" movies
AAcross 76:	"I'm begging you, let's not play that game!"	PLEASEDONTGO
AAcross 77:	Antinuclear treaty topic
AAcross 79:	Pop-up site
AAcross 80:	Daniel who wrote "Flowers for Algernon"	KEYES
AAcross 81:	Island greetings
AAcross 82:	Take over
AAcross 82:	Take over
AAcross 83:	Info in dating profiles
AAcross 85:	"No, that game would be over in a flash"	LIFESTOOSHORT
AAcross 88:	One of 26 for Walt Disney
AAcross 91:	Common filler words
AAcross 92:	Common filler words	UMS
AAcross 93:	"If you are always trying to be ___, you will never know how amazing you can be": Maya Angelou
AAcross 96:	Praise for a picador
AAcross 98:	Frida Kahlo, por ejemplo	ARTISTA
AAcross 100:	Novelist McEwan	IAN
AAcross 101:	Grammy winner Mary J. ___	BLIGE
AAcross 102:	Cosmonaut Gagarin	YURI
AAcross 103:	"I've finally decided! I'm ..."	ASKINGFORTROUBLE
AAcross 109:	Small matter
AAcross 110:	"Looking to go somewhere?"	NEEDARIDE
AAcross 111:	Densest natural element
AAcross 112:	Bead source
AAcross 113:	Officials in ancient Rome
AAcross 114:	They vary from past to present
DDown 1:	Isolated hill
DDown 2:	Surround with light
DDown 3:	1996 Robert De Niro/Wesley Snipes psychological thriller	THEFAN
DDown 4:	Bird in a holiday song
DDown 5:	"Black ___," Georgia O'Keeffe painting at the Met
DDown 6:	Ewoks or Jawas, in brief	ETS
DDown 7:	One of academia's Seven Sisters
DDown 8:	Impersonate	POSEAS
DDown 9:	It might result in a defensive TD	INT
DDown 10:	Aviary sound
DDown 11:	Full of broodiness, say
DDown 12:	Cheerleader's cheer
DDown 13:	Synchronized states
DDown 14:	Narcissist's quality	BIGEGO
DDown 15:	Who you really are	TRUECOLORS
DDown 16:	M->F->M, e.g.	GENDERFLUIDITY
DDown 17:	One of the first birds released by Noah after the flood, in legend
DDown 18:	Kind of number not much seen nowadays
DDown 21:	"Of course!"
DDown 24:	Krazy ___ of the comics
DDown 29:	More villainous
DDown 31:	Hosp. readout
DDown 32:	Penalties for illegal bowls in cricket	NOBALLS
DDown 33:	Largest active Antarctic volcano
DDown 34:	Little 'un
DDown 37:	Vessels seen in 2004's "Troy"
DDown 39:	Like albino alligators
DDown 40:	General ___ chicken	TSOS
DDown 41:	Work (up)
DDown 42:	Things needed in passing?
DDown 44:	Supervillain in DC Comics	ULTRAMAN
DDown 45:	More smoky, as Scotch
DDown 48:	Goals
DDown 49:	Bird named for a Titan
DDown 50:	Polling calculations	MARGINSOFERROR
DDown 52:	Spill coffee on, maybe
DDown 53:	Blandishment
DDown 55:	Actor's honor, informally
DDown 56:	Rigid
DDown 59:	Attacked	HADAT
DDown 60:	They're shared among friends	INJOKES
DDown 63:	Whiz
DDown 64:	Classic work whose "shorter" version comes in two vols.
DDown 64:	Classic work whose "shorter" version comes in two vols.
DDown 66:	Image on the ceiling of la chapelle Sixtine	ANGE
DDown 67:	Classic Pontiacs	GTOS
DDown 69:	He's often pictured carrying an hourglass	FATHERTIME
DDown 71:	Apply haphazardly
DDown 72:	It comes just before a period	ONESCOLUMN
DDown 73:	List-ending abbr.
DDown 73:	List-ending abbr.
DDown 74:	Scale site
DDown 75:	Fleet
DDown 76:	When doubled, dismiss out of hand
DDown 78:	Low voices
DDown 79:	Turn's partner
DDown 82:	Secondary loan signer
DDown 84:	D.C. insider
DDown 86:	Get-go
DDown 87:	Old vacuum tube
DDown 89:	Suspect statements?
DDown 90:	Fix, as a model plane
DDown 94:	___-nest
DDown 95:	Aesop's "The ___ and the Grasshopper"
DDown 97:	Is for all intents and purposes
DDown 98:	Taurus or Touareg
DDown 99:	___ Marino
DDown 101:	Big name in speakers
DDown 102:	Go on and on
DDown 104:	Tyrant Amin	IDI
DDown 105:	Catch
DDown 106:	"Despicable Me" protagonist	GRU
DDown 107:	Ominous sight at a beach
DDown 108:	Go bad