Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword Answers 22 Apr 2018, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bedbug, e.g. | PEST |
| 5 | “Police Line – Do Not Cross” material | TAPE |
| 9 | Gay ___ | PAREE |
| 14 | Blemish for a straight-A student | B-PLUS |
| 19 | R.p.m. indicator | TACH |
| 20 | Having gone tit for tat | EVEN |
| 21 | Florida city whose name ends with two state postal abbreviations | OCALA |
| 22 | Humiliate | ABASE |
| 23 | Makes eye contact before undressing? | STARES AND STRIPS (from “Stars and Stripes”) |
| 26 | Hoosier hoopster | PACER |
| 27 | Expatriate | DEPORT |
| 28 | Wide-eyed type | NAIF |
| 29 | “What ___ thou?” | SAYST |
| 31 | One of five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council | USA |
| 32 | One reading up on infant care, maybe | NEW MOM |
| 34 | Equilibrium | STASIS |
| 36 | Minor setback | HICCUP |
| 38 | Butts | CIGS |
| 39 | Parent wearing your Superman costume? | FATHER IN ONE’S CAPE (from “feather in one’s cap”) |
| 42 | Year abroad | ANO |
| 43 | The sun, for one | STAR |
| 44 | “Party Up (Up in Here)” rapper, 2000 | DMX |
| 45 | Bugs’s cartoon pursuer | ELMER |
| 46 | Org. with evening meetings | PTA |
| 47 | Book after Jonah | MICAH |
| 49 | “Get ___” | REAL |
| 51 | Root beer brand since 1937 | DAD’S |
| 54 | Script suggestion about starting the fight scene? | NOTE A MOMENT TO SPAR (from “not a moment to spare”) |
| 60 | A.F.L. partner | CIO |
| 61 | The “A” of I.P.A. | ALE |
| 62 | Ocean buildup | SEA OOZE |
| 63 | Willa who wrote “My Ántonia” | CATHER |
| 65 | Mean-spirited sort | CHURL |
| 68 | Richard Gere title role | DR T |
| 69 | Eat a little here, a little there | GRAZE |
| 70 | Greek god of sleep | HYPNOS |
| 72 | Take for granted | PRESUME |
| 76 | Early Chinese dynasty | WEI |
| 77 | Black ___ | OPS |
| 78 | Ballet choreography? | JETE-PROPELLED PLAN (from “jet-propelled plane”) |
| 84 | Sport | WEAR |
| 86 | RR ___ | |
| 87 | Widening of the mouth? | DELTA |
| 88 | Broody genre | EMO |
| 89 | Racy film | NUDIE |
| 91 | FEMA offering | AID |
| 94 | Cartoonist Thomas | NAST |
| 95 | Beaut | GEM |
| 96 | Was harder for the bronco buster to hold on to? | HAD LESS HORSE MANE (from “Headless Horseman”) |
| 101 | High flier | KITE |
| 102 | Firstborn | ELDEST |
| 103 | University of Illinois city | URBANA |
| 104 | Lumbering, say | OAFISH |
| 106 | In days of yore | AGO |
| 107 | “Same with me” | AS AM I |
| 109 | Subjects of an apartment restriction | PETS |
| 111 | Actresses Field and Hawkins | SALLYS |
| 113 | Rarity in a Polish name? | VOWEL |
| 115 | Like the digit “0” in 2018? | LEAST BUT NOT LAST (from “last but not least”) |
| 118 | Iowa senator elected in 2014 | ERNST |
| 119 | “… but I could be wrong” | … OR NOT |
| 120 | Reynolds of “Deadpool” | RYAN |
| 121 | James who was nominated for a 1967 Grammy for “Tell Mama” | ETTA |
| 122 | Hives, e.g. | NESTS |
| 123 | Forte’s opposite | PIANO |
| 124 | Old flames | EXES |
| 125 | Balance | REST |
Down
| Clues | Answers | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | All-too-common V.A. diagnosis | PTSD |
| 2 | Corroded | EATEN INTO |
| 3 | Fall guy | SCAPEGOAT |
| 4 | Loses intentionally | THROWS |
| 5 | What the classics stand | TEST OF TIME |
| 6 | “Selma” director DuVernay | AVA |
| 7 | Southernmost Ivy | PENN |
| 8 | Hyphen’s longer cousin | EN DASH |
| 9 | Agricultural locale that’s weed-friendly? | POT FARM |
| 10 | Down’s counterpart: Abbr. | ACR |
| 11 | Trail mix bit | RAISIN |
| 12 | Title city in a 1960 #1 song | EL PASO |
| 13 | “Don’t panic” | EASY |
| 14 | Event for Jesus described in Matthew 3:13-17 | BAPTISM |
| 15 | Kegler’s org. | PBA |
| 16 | Popular Mexican folk song | LA CUCARACHA |
| 17 | Depletes | USES UP |
| 18 | It’s a wrap | SERAPE |
| 24 | “Uhh …” | ERM … |
| 25 | Positioned | SITED |
| 30 | Lambaste | SHELLAC |
| 33 | Auto repair chain | MAACO |
| 35 | Boxcars half | SIX |
| 37 | Looped in, in a way | CCED |
| 38 | Skipper, informally | CAP’N |
| 40 | Places for conductors | TRAMS |
| 41 | Kind of tide | NEAP |
| 43 | Breakfast order at a diner | SMALL OJ |
| 48 | Giggle syllable | HEE |
| 49 | The New Yorker cartoonist Chast | ROZ |
| 50 | Tip of the tongue? | -ESE |
| 52 | Number between nueve and once | DIEZ |
| 53 | Put out | SORE |
| 55 | Make | EARN |
| 56 | Politician inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame | NADER |
| 57 | Trunk | TORSO |
| 58 | Tally, in Britain | TOT UP |
| 59 | Vituperated | RAGED AT |
| 64 | Orbitz booking | TRIP |
| 65 | Grub | CHOW |
| 66 | Build up | HYPE |
| 67 | Fickleness of life | UPS AND DOWNS |
| 71 | Demeaners of the #MeToo movement, say | SEXISTS |
| 72 | Part of a stockyard | PEN |
| 73 | Dungeons & Dragons, e.g., for short | RPG |
| 74 | T-shirt size: Abbr. | MED |
| 75 | First name on the Supreme Court | ELENA |
| 76 | Monsoons | WET SEASONS |
| 79 | Draws | TIES |
| 80 | Treeless plain | LLANO |
| 81 | Put on an act? | LEGISLATE |
| 82 | February birthstones | AMETHYSTS |
| 83 | 1899 gold rush destination | NOME |
| 85 | Be absolutely awesome | RULE |
| 90 | Makes potable, in a way | DESALTS |
| 91 | Wall St. worker | ARB |
| 92 | Probably will | IS APT TO |
| 93 | Supergiant in Cygnus | DENEB |
| 96 | A state of rapture | HEAVEN |
| 97 | Notable whose name is an anagram of GALORE | AL GORE |
| 98 | Some arm bones | HUMERI |
| 99 | Journalist Fallaci | ORIANA |
| 100 | Emotionally developed | MATURE |
| 101 | ___ whale | KILLER |
| 105 | Bacon runoff | FAT |
| 108 | Cockeyed | ALOP |
| 110 | Boundary between the earth and the underworld, in myth | STYX |
| 112 | R.B.I.s or H.R.s | STAT |
| 114 | The “e” of i.e. | EST |
| 116 | III or IV, maybe | SON |
| 117 | When doubled, a 2010s dance craze | NAE |
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