New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th August 2014

There are 60 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th August 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	In most cases	ASARULE
AAcross 8:	Stomach settler
AAcross 14:	Fasten, as a rope
AAcross 19:	"But wait ... there's more!" items
AAcross 20:	Truck-driving competitions
AAcross 22:	The Roman poet Ovid, once
AAcross 23:	Paintball gun?	BLOTACTIONRIFLE
AAcross 25:	"Keep climbing" sloganeer
AAcross 26:	Hankerings
AAcross 27:	Maintains the border, say
AAcross 28:	Device that can tell if someone's recently vacationed in Hawaii?	LEIDETECTOR
AAcross 30:	U.K. news source, with "the"	BEEB
AAcross 31:	Trifling amount
AAcross 32:	Dated
AAcross 33:	Narrow shaft in a mountain?	SLIVERMINE
AAcross 38:	The Cardinals, on scoreboards	STL
AAcross 39:	Eschew modesty
AAcross 43:	Big name in trucking	CONWAY
AAcross 44:	Item from the Victoria's Sweetness catalog?	BRAOFCHOCOLATE
AAcross 49:	Nautical command
AAcross 50:	Collective effort	TEAMPLAY
AAcross 51:	Boccaccio wrote a biography of him
AAcross 52:	Union general Wallace
AAcross 53:	Shingle sealant
AAcross 55:	Poker set?
AAcross 56:	Like many hospital patients getting visitors
AAcross 57:	Anne Frank, e.g.?	DIARYMAID
AAcross 61:	Ones manifesting Manifest Destiny
AAcross 63:	Wash. Square campus	NYU
AAcross 64:	Some credit card rewards
AAcross 66:	Aerodynamic
AAcross 67:	Site of many IVs
AAcross 70:	One in a tight space, perhaps	SMALLCAR
AAcross 73:	"Hee Haw" heyday, say?	ERAOFCORN
AAcross 76:	Rock growth
AAcross 79:	Director of the "Dark Knight" trilogy	NOLAN
AAcross 81:	Salt source
AAcross 82:	Make do with, say
AAcross 83:	Figure skater Mao	ASADA
AAcross 84:	Microscope part
AAcross 87:	Absorb
AAcross 89:	Novelist Danielle without her glossy dress?	SATINLESSSTEEL
AAcross 92:	"A Streetcar Named Desire" role
AAcross 93:	___-Ball
AAcross 94:	Channel-surfing catalysts
AAcross 95:	Honey Bunches of Oafs, e.g.?	CLODCEREAL
AAcross 97:	Set a price of
AAcross 98:	Beaver Cleaver exclamation
AAcross 100:	Yom Kippur War figure
AAcross 101:	Soup after it's been taken off the burner?	CALMCHOWDER
AAcross 107:	Semidome site
AAcross 108:	Care providers, for short	HMOS
AAcross 112:	Given
AAcross 113:	What might determine if the moon hitting your eye like a big pizza pie is truly amore?	CROONERSINQUEST
AAcross 116:	"A Journal of the Plague Year" novelist, 1722
AAcross 117:	___ Lane, acting first lady during Buchanan's tenure	HARRIET
AAcross 118:	Send to the ocean bottom
AAcross 119:	Goes downhill?
AAcross 120:	Cells displaced them
AAcross 121:	British eatery
DDown 1:	Pen name of columnist Pauline Phillips	ABBY
DDown 2:	Where the rubber meets the road?
DDown 3:	In a moment
DDown 3:	In a moment
DDown 4:	Reasons to resurface
DDown 5:	Miss ___
DDown 5:	Miss ___
DDown 6:	"Lolita" subject
DDown 7:	Honor
DDown 8:	Family business abbr.
DDown 9:	Particle in a salt solution
DDown 10:	Connie's husband in "The Godfather"	CARLO
DDown 11:	Last thing bid?
DDown 12:	Mortgage adjustment, briefly	REFI
DDown 13:	Willing to take risks
DDown 14:	Dampen, perhaps
DDown 15:	Higher-up
DDown 16:	"Rock-a-bye Baby," e.g.
DDown 17:	___ clef
DDown 18:	It starts with a celebration
DDown 21:	Handles	SEESTO
DDown 24:	Take a shot?
DDown 29:	Masseur's supply
DDown 30:	"Bugsy" star	BEATTY
DDown 31:	Fashion lines
DDown 33:	Burn
DDown 34:	Peaceful protest of the 1960s	LOVEIN
DDown 35:	Kind of
DDown 36:	Bugs that weigh tons	VWS
DDown 37:	Brady Campaign opposer, for short
DDown 38:	Cheat
DDown 39:	Kind of rock
DDown 40:	Sound off
DDown 41:	Palindromic name
DDown 42:	Grieve openly
DDown 45:	Work with a number
DDown 46:	Garbage collection?
DDown 47:	Driven group
DDown 48:	Sign of rot
DDown 50:	Be behind
DDown 54:	Modern-day capital that King David ordered besieged
DDown 56:	Sri Lanka export
DDown 58:	"Joseph Anton: A Memoir" autobiographer
DDown 59:	Absence justification
DDown 60:	Game drawers
DDown 62:	Letter arrangement?
DDown 65:	Black Friday events
DDown 68:	Candlelight diners, perhaps
DDown 69:	Phoebe's twin on "Friends"	URSULA
DDown 71:	Have in mind
DDown 72:	Spellbound
DDown 74:	When repeated, cry before "They're catching up!"
DDown 75:	High country
DDown 76:	Miss
DDown 77:	Author Dinesen	ISAK
DDown 78:	Blanchett of "Blue Jasmine"
DDown 80:	One who may be grand?
DDown 85:	Slithery swimmer
DDown 86:	Walks noisily
DDown 88:	Poetic contraction
DDown 90:	Whip tip
DDown 91:	Ex-mayor seen in "The Muppets Take Manhattan"	EDKOCH
DDown 92:	"It's true whether or not you believe in it," per Neil deGrasse Tyson
DDown 96:	Stop it
DDown 97:	Summits
DDown 98:	___ Cantor, German mathematician who invented set theory	GEORG
DDown 99:	Kovacs of comedy	ERNIE
DDown 101:	Heels
DDown 102:	Rink maneuver
DDown 103:	Long sentence
DDown 104:	Grammatical concept
DDown 105:	Close the set?
DDown 106:	TV "explorer"	DORA
DDown 107:	Kennedy Center focus
DDown 108:	Humble dwellings
DDown 109:	"Breaking Bad" commodity
DDown 110:	Home of the first U.N. secretary general
DDown 111:	Walking distance
DDown 114:	Poetic contraction
DDown 115:	Who: Lat.