Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword Answers 11 Feb 2018, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Clues | Answers | |
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1 | Like most seamen, supposedly | ABLE |
5 | Writer who said “Women are meant to be loved, not to be understood” | WILDE |
10 | Holiday celebrating the arrival of spring | TET |
13 | Islam’s final pillar | HADJ |
17 | Non-irons | WOODS |
19 | Two make a Hamilton | FIVERS |
20 | Handel’s “Messiah,” e.g. | ORATORIO |
22 | Narrow passages for killer whales? | ORCHESTRATES (sounds like “orca straits”) |
24 | Kitchen nooks | DINETTES |
25 | Zodiac feline | LEO |
26 | Backs down | RELENTS |
27 | Fable about smoked salmon? | LOCKSMITH (sounds like “lox myth”) |
28 | Kvetches | MOANERS |
30 | Balneotherapy site | SPA |
32 | “Yeah, right” | AS IF |
33 | Raised some vegetables? | GROUPIES (sounds like “grew peas”) |
35 | Decrease in the number of people named Gerald? | GERIATRICIAN (sounds like “Gerry attrition”) |
40 | Hot Wheels maker | MATTEL |
41 | Are no longer | WERE |
42 | Mother ___ | LODE |
43 | Gulager of “The Return of the Living Dead” | CLU |
44 | In amongst | AMID |
45 | Number of bits in a byte | EIGHT |
48 | Gradually diminishes | EBBS |
50 | Abstract artist Mondrian | PIET |
51 | First mass consumer product offering Wi-Fi | IBOOK |
53 | Sticks for breaking things | CUES |
54 | Belts for a Chinese leader? | MOUSETRAPS (sounds like “Mao’s straps”) |
57 | Chaney who was called “The Man of a Thousand Faces” | LON |
58 | Oakland’s Oracle, for example | ARENA |
60 | Not budging | FIRM |
61 | Cry from the mizzen top | SAIL, HO! |
62 | Conveyance in “Calvin and Hobbes” | SLED |
63 | Overused | TIRED |
65 | Storm harbinger, maybe | CALM |
66 | Gave a pick-me-up | LIFTED |
69 | Josip Broz, familiarly | TITO |
70 | Like many a campfire story | EERIE |
72 | Responsibility lesson for a child | PET |
75 | Inventors’ diaries? | IDEALOGUES (sounds like “idea logs”) |
77 | So-called “Island of the Gods” | BALI |
78 | Ordinary Joe | SCHMO |
80 | Impose | LEVY |
81 | Afterthought indicator | ALSO |
82 | Well-known Cuban export | RUMBA |
84 | Fancy collar material | LACE |
85 | Lao-___ | TSE |
86 | Crucifixion letters | INRI |
88 | Guerre’s opposite | PAIX |
90 | MGM’s lion, e.g. | ROARER |
92 | Cloudophobia? | STRATOSPHERE (sounds like “stratus fear”) |
95 | Opposite of a strong boil? | DULCIMER (sounds like “dull simmer”) |
97 | Pandora’s release | ILLS |
98 | Like Verdi’s “La donna รจ mobile” | IN B |
99 | As-yet-undeciphered Cretan script | LINEAR A |
100 | What brings the rocket to the pad? | MISTLETOE (sounds like “missile tow”) |
104 | Archaeologists’ study | ORIGINS |
106 | Managerial exec | COO |
109 | Mark Twain farce about a painter who fakes his own demise | IS HE DEAD? |
110 | Jewelry for the oracle at Delphi? | PROFITEERING (sounds like “prophet earring”) |
112 | Versatile | ALL-ROUND |
113 | Subleases | RELETS |
114 | Arafat of the P.L.O. | YASIR |
115 | What Simon does | SAYS |
116 | Classic British roadsters | MGS |
117 | Rank things | ODORS |
118 | Trix alternative | ETTE |
Down
Clues | Answers | |
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1 | Not reporting as instructed, maybe | AWOL |
2 | Induce ennui in | BORE |
3 | Fuss about “The West Wing” actor Rob? | LOCOMOTION (sounds like “Lowe commotion”) |
4 | Old English letter | EDH |
5 | Electricians | WIRERS |
6 | Several Russian czars | IVANS |
7 | Resident of Riga | LETT |
8 | Cousin of a highboy | DRESSER |
9 | Part of a road test track | ESS |
10 | List heading | TO DO |
11 | Runner Liddell depicted in “Chariots of Fire” | ERIC |
12 | Pub container | TANKARD |
13 | It might pick up a passing comment | HOT MIC |
14 | Contrived | ARTIFICIAL |
15 | Beverly Hills ___ | DIET |
16 | Kid | JOSH |
18 | Colorful shawl | SERAPE |
19 | Neighbor of Palisades Park, N.J. | FT LEE |
21 | Chanteuse O’Shea | TESSIE |
23 | Declining due to age | SENILE |
27 | China’s Chou En-___ | LAI |
29 | Best | OUTDO |
31 | Early arrival | PREEMIE |
33 | Service with more than a billion users | GMAIL |
34 | Recurring role for Stallone | RAMBO |
35 | Groks | GETS |
36 | Philatelist’s item | ALBUM |
37 | Turn’s partner | TOSS |
38 | Hebrew leader | ALEPH |
39 | Wack | NUTSO |
41 | Small undergarments? | WHEATIES (sounds like “wee tees”) |
46 | Like some sprains and champagnes | ICED |
47 | Rev | GUN |
49 | Carried cash around? | BORDEAUX (sounds like “bore dough”) |
50 | Schoolmarmish | PRIM |
52 | Superman’s birth name | KAL-EL |
55 | Morales of “NYPD Blue” | ESAI |
56 | Some Poe works | TALES |
59 | Mulligan | REDO |
60 | Un-to | FRO |
62 | Legal pause | STAY |
64 | “Come on in!” | IT’S OPEN! |
65 | Home, in slang | CRIB |
66 | Buoyant cadences | LILTS |
67 | “That is,” to Caesar | ID EST |
68 | At a frantic pace | FEVERISHLY |
69 | ___ bulb | TULIP |
71 | Wood often used for bow-making | ELM |
72 | Help with the harvest? | PHARMACIST (sounds like “farm assist”) |
73 | V.I.P. at the Oscars | EMCEE |
74 | What’s human, they say | TO ERR |
76 | Needle-nosed fish | GARS |
77 | Grocer’s wheel | BRIE |
79 | “___ de Lune” | CLAIR |
83 | Garfield’s girlfriend in “Garfield” | ARLENE |
86 | Tepid approval | IT’LL DO |
87 | Small, biting fly | NO-SEE-UM |
89 | Lined with trees | ARBORED |
91 | Playwright Sean who wrote “Juno and the Paycock” | O’CASEY |
93 | Lets out, e.g. | ALTERS |
94 | Step on it | HIE |
95 | All thumbs | DIGITS |
96 | Second and fifth | UNITS |
99 | Career employee | LIFER |
100 | G.I.s of concern | MIAS |
101 | Cuba, por ejemplo | ISLA |
102 | Drink disliked by Buzz Aldrin [true fact!] | TANG |
103 | Strangely enough, they’re often even | ODDS |
105 | Hershey chocolate | ROLO |
107 | Doing the job | ON IT |
108 | Shrek, for one | OGRE |
110 | Voting affirmatively | PRO |
111 | Arctic explorer John | RAE |
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