Below you will find all the answers for the New York Times Crossword Answers - Feb 17 2019 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 'Buzz off!' | SHOO |
| 'Carmen' and 'Elektra' | OPERAS |
| 'Holy cow!' | YIPES |
| 'It's a waste of time' | NOUSE |
| 'Jeez!' | OHMAN |
| 'Little ol' me?' | MOI |
| 'Phooey!' | RATS |
| 'Pipe down!' | SHH |
| 'That tastes bleah!' | YECCH |
| 'To repeat ...' | AGAIN |
| 'When it comes to ...' | ASFOR |
| 'Yeah, right!' | IBET |
| 1962 hit for the Ikettes | IMB |
| 1966 Donovan hit with a rhyming title | MELLOWY |
| 60 minuti | ORA |
| A, B, C or D, in multiple choice: Abbr | ANS |
| Abbr. on a label of brandy | VSOP |
| Actor Diggs | TAYE |
| Amherst campus, for short | UMASS |
| Answer to 113-Across [Geography] | BHENSTATE |
| Answer to 13-Down [History] | YSEA |
| Answer to 22-Across [Science & Nature] | EVERG |
| Answer to 39-Down [Sports & Leisure] | OBOWL |
| Answer to 66-Across [Entertainment] | PRETTYINP |
| Answer to 68-Across [Art & Literature] | DANB |
| Asmara is its capital | ERITREA |
| Be of ___ (aid) | USETO |
| Blacken | SEAR |
| Brightly lit | ABLAZE |
| Bump on a slope | MOGUL |
| Cacophonous | NOISY |
| Calendar units: Abbr | WKS |
| Capital that was home to the world's tallest building before the Burj Khalifa | TAIPEI |
| Cartesian conclusion | IAM |
| CBS debut of 2000 | CSI |
| Certain body of believers | CHRISTENDOM |
| Cinephile's channel | TCM |
| Clammy | MOIST |
| Class skippers | TRUANTS |
| Clinton who once ran for president | DEWITT |
| Cole Porter's 'Well, Did You ___?' | EVAH |
| Comic actor known for his shock humor | TOMG |
| Condition once called 'shell shock,' for short | PTSD |
| Cookie containers | JARS |
| Cost to get a hand | ANTE |
| Court plea, in brief | NOLO |
| Crankcase device | OILPUMP |
| Director Anderson | WES |
| Director Burton | TIM |
| Farm females | SOWS |
| Fate | KISMET |
| Find a new tenant for | RELET |
| Fine fabric | LACE |
| First name on a famous plane | ENOLA |
| Fixed | SET |
| Foal's mother | MARE |
| Folds | PLEATS |
| Follower of the Gospels | ACTS |
| Freeman of 'Now You See Me' | MORGAN |
| Gain entry to | ACCESS |
| Gave reluctantly, with 'up' | COUGHED |
| Get rid of | DISPEL |
| Have a bawl | SOB |
| High-grade cotton | PIMA |
| Host for a destructive beetle | ELM |
| Hot stuff | WASABI |
| How chicken teriyaki is usually served | ONRICE |
| Jungle tangle | VINES |
| Key of Beethoven's 'Für Elise' | AMINOR |
| Kind | TYPE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Kind of scholar | RHODES |
| Knight's wear, in England | ARMOUR |
| Length of a pool and back | LAP |
| Lens covers | CORNEAS |
| Like a moray | EELY |
| Like Fenway among all major-league ballparks | OLDEST |
| Lines on sheet music | STAVES |
| Living, to Livy | INESSE |
| Loaves from whole-grain flour | BBREADS |
| Locale for Jacques Cousteau | MER |
| Longtime Steelers coach Chuck | NOLL |
| Meerkat in 'The Lion King' | TIMON |
| Mimicking | APING |
| Moving vehicle | VAN |
| Multipurpose | ALLINONE |
| Nahuatl speaker | AZTEC |
| Natty neckwear | ASCOTS |
| Newspaper units: Abbr | COLS |
| Nose out | EDGE |
| Not hush-hush | OPEN |
| Not rumpled, as a bed | MADE |
| Nutritional std | RDA |
| Oregon city that was the first permanent U.S. settlement west of the Rockies | ASTORIA |
| Original edition of this puzzle's theme | GENUS |
| Pad | MAT |
| Part of a Latin 101 conjugation | AMAT |
| Part of an itinerary | VIA |
| Partner of tuck | NIP |
| Pears and apples | POMES |
| Polite | CIVIL |
| Princess seduced by Zeus | LEDA |
| Process | METHOD |
| Put away, in a way | EAT |
| Quimby of children's books | RAMONA |
| Reeked | STANK |
| Regard | DEEM |
| Resilience | SINEW |
| Ride provider | UBER |
| Sacha Baron Cohen character | BORAT |
| Scorer of 12 World Cup goals | PELE |
| Select, as sides for a game | CHOOSEUP |
| Simulated | MOCK |
| Slice, for example | SODA |
| Small digit | PIE |
| Some I.R.S. data, for short | SSNS |
| Some roadsters | MIATAS |
| Song heard at the start of 'Saturday Night Fever' | STAYINALIVE |
| Spanish ouzo flavoring | ANIS |
| Suffix with elect | IVE |
| Sweet and kind | ANGELIC |
| Syracuse player, once | OMAN |
| Too | ASWELL |
| Tour de France stage | ETAPE |
| Tres + cinco | OCHO |
| TV Tarzan player | RONELY |
| Unwelcome looks | SNEERS |
| Veal topper, informally | PARM |
| Vladimir Lenin's real last name | ULYANOV |
| Whack | ICE |
| What 1986 ___ romantic comedy got its title from a song by the Psychedelic Furs? | HIGHSCHOOL |
| What a judge does for much of the day | SITS |
| What annual game have the ___ won more than any other team? | OKLAHOMASOONERS |
| What kind of tree ___? | ALWAYSHASFOLIAGE |
| What ___ comes from a farm bird? | DELAWARENICKNAME |
| Where were battleships sunk in an 1894 ___? | JAPANESEVICTORY |
| Who wrote a 2003 best seller about a ___? | SECRETCODE |
| Word said before 'do' | ITLL |
| Words of triumph | IWIN |
| World Cup cry | OLE |
| Wry Bombeck | ERMA |
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