New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th October 2022

There are 66 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th October 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Like the protagonist at the start of "28 Days Later"	INACOMA
AAcross 8:	–	HSWEEP
AAcross 14:	Lady Macduff, e.g.
AAcross 18:	Group of fighters
AAcross 19:	One way to recoil	INHORROR
AAcross 21:	Male deer
AAcross 22:	"My ___" (#1 hit for the Knack)	SHARONA
AAcross 23:	One of the two main branches of Buddhism
AAcross 24:	N.B.A. All-Star Gobert	RUDY
AAcross 25:	*Worker with a brush [three rungs]	CHIMNEYH
AAcross 27:	Fuel option
AAcross 29:	"Ciao!"	TATA
AAcross 32:	Completely pooped
AAcross 33:	–	HCOMMANDER
AAcross 38:	A.C.C. school
AAcross 39:	Place with counselors
AAcross 40:	Maker of Pilots and Passports
AAcross 41:	Team ___
AAcross 41:	Team ___
AAcross 42:	"___ Canto" (2001 Ann Patchett novel)
AAcross 43:	Structure resembling a pergola
AAcross 45:	–	HPICKER
AAcross 47:	Airport with a BART station	SFO
AAcross 50:	Mail, e.g.
AAcross 52:	Otis who founded the Otis Elevator Company	ELISHA
AAcross 54:	Expelled from the body
AAcross 56:	*Captain with a periscope [four rungs]	SUBMARINEH
AAcross 58:	Some military wear, informally
AAcross 60:	Carpet specification
AAcross 61:	Former make of Ford	EDSEL
AAcross 62:	[I'm frustrated!]	GAH
AAcross 63:	Lab eggs
AAcross 64:	Animation and sculpting, for two
AAcross 65:	Advances through corporate ranks … and what the answer to each starred clue in this puzzle does	CLIMBSTHELADDER
AAcross 71:	"Mon ___!"	DIEU
AAcross 74:	Singer Grande, to fans	ARI
AAcross 75:	Center
AAcross 76:	Celebrity gossip show with an exclamation point in its title
AAcross 79:	Map inits. until 1991
AAcross 80:	Pest control brand	DCON
AAcross 81:	–	HREPAIRMAN
AAcross 84:	"Really good work!"	NICEJOB
AAcross 86:	Sung by a group
AAcross 87:	Writer known for his anthropomorphic animal characters
AAcross 89:	"When r u coming?"
AAcross 90:	*Seasonal orchard worker [eight rungs]	CHERRYH
AAcross 93:	Staple of Dutch Golden Age art
AAcross 95:	Feeling while watching a volcanic eruption, perhaps
AAcross 96:	According to
AAcross 98:	Narwhal's tusk
AAcross 99:	Pleasant speech cadence
AAcross 100:	Pen that aptly rhymes with "click"	BIC
AAcross 101:	*Worker for AT&T or Verizon [four rungs]	TELEPHONEH
AAcross 103:	Common wall mirror shape
AAcross 104:	Sound on Old MacDonald's farm
AAcross 105:	Chicken scratch
AAcross 106:	–	HPAINTER
AAcross 109:	Worker who probably isn't paid enough
AAcross 110:	Really, really spicy
AAcross 115:	1/100 of a franc
AAcross 119:	Dirt clump
AAcross 120:	Googles, e.g.
AAcross 121:	Like people in crowds, whether intentionally or not
AAcross 122:	Donations for the needy
AAcross 123:	*One putting a coat on outside [three rungs]	HOUSEH
AAcross 124:	Surreptitious assents	SLYNODS
DDown 1:	Communications on Slack, e.g.	IMS
DDown 2:	Org. funding Covid-19 research
DDown 3:	In the manner of
DDown 3:	In the manner of
DDown 4:	Roughly
DDown 5:	"Then again ...," in a tweet	OTOH
DDown 6:	Upscale hotel room fixture
DDown 7:	One calling for a tow, maybe	AAAMEMBER
DDown 8:	Visual depiction of the apparatus used by the starred professionals	HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
DDown 9:	"___ wise guy, eh?"	SOA
DDown 10:	Like some humor
DDown 11:	Important stretch
DDown 12:	Stretch longer than an 11-Down
DDown 13:	Mario who founded a fashion empire	PRADA
DDown 14:	Snowboards well, informally
DDown 15:	Rabble-rouse	CAUSEASTIR
DDown 16:	Something taken by a waiter
DDown 17:	"Cya!"	TTYL
DDown 19:	"How ___ Your Mother"	IMET
DDown 20:	Con's vote
DDown 26:	Mafia : Sicilia :: Camorra : ___
DDown 28:	Harden
DDown 29:	Latin for "trumpet"
DDown 30:	Disinclined
DDown 31:	Temple text
DDown 34:	Beach in Rio de Janeiro, informally	COPA
DDown 35:	"From now ___ won't be hanging around" (bluegrass lyric)
DDown 36:	1600, in ancient Rome	MDC
DDown 37:	Tick off	MAKEMAD
DDown 39:	___-by-the-Sea, Calif.	CARMEL
DDown 44:	Welcomes, as the new year	RINGSIN
DDown 46:	Narcissist's treasure
DDown 48:	Perceived
DDown 49:	Output from Sappho
DDown 51:	Cloud
DDown 53:	Adjustable bike part
DDown 55:	"I don't wanna hear it"	SPAREME
DDown 57:	Boxer Laila
DDown 58:	Stephen who said "Think books aren't scary? Well, think about this: You can't spell 'Book' without 'Boo!'"
DDown 59:	Director DuVernay
DDown 66:	Play title that superstitious actors avoid saying aloud in theaters
DDown 67:	Certain sib
DDown 68:	Currency to which the Maltese scudo is pegged
DDown 69:	Opus ___
DDown 70:	Hypnotized, say
DDown 71:	Sci-fi novel made into films in 1984 and 2021
DDown 72:	Skeptical reply to "That's true"
DDown 73:	Activity one tries to get out of?	ESCAPEROOM
DDown 77:	Sushi condiment
DDown 78:	Strand, perhaps	SNOWIN
DDown 80:	"Silly me!"
DDown 82:	Pope of 1963-78
DDown 83:	Government bonds?
DDown 85:	Preppy clothing brand	JCREW
DDown 86:	Ending with leuko- or oo-
DDown 88:	Quick kiss
DDown 91:	One with a marsupium, affectionately
DDown 92:	Bacardi, e.g., in México
DDown 94:	Threat from a squealer	ILLTELL
DDown 97:	Antelopes with twisty horns
DDown 101:	Immune system agent
DDown 102:	Like luxurious pillows
DDown 103:	Breakfast that may be prepared overnight
DDown 104:	Former N.F.L. QB Kyle	ORTON
DDown 105:	Pet rescue org.	SPCA
DDown 107:	"The Black Cat" author
DDown 108:	Genderqueer identity	ENBY
DDown 111:	Soccer star Messi, familiarly
DDown 112:	Delta ___ Chi, house in "Animal House"
DDown 113:	B&O and Reading: Abbr.	RRS
DDown 114:	Either half of pocket rockets, in poker slang
DDown 116:	___ Jima
DDown 117:	Rx from a doc, e.g.
DDown 118:	Newsroom heads, for short