New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th September 2015

There are 64 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th September 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Just
AAcross 5:	Many lines of code
AAcross 8:	Legitimate
AAcross 13:	Demolish
AAcross 17:	You can learn something by this
AAcross 18:	Portrait overlooking Tiananmen Square
AAcross 19:	23-Across topper
AAcross 20:	One getting a tax write-off, maybe
AAcross 21:	Filer's concern	IRSAUDIT
AAcross 23:	Fictional archaeologist	INDIANAJONES
AAcross 25:	28-Across topper
AAcross 26:	Indigo plants
AAcross 27:	Kramer's first name on "Seinfeld"	COSMO
AAcross 28:	Famed frontierswoman
AAcross 30:	Hip-hop name modifier	LIL
AAcross 31:	Publishing mogul, for short	HEF
AAcross 32:	Toughens, as metal
AAcross 33:	Gain
AAcross 34:	40-Across topper
AAcross 39:	Post-boomer group
AAcross 40:	Subject of "Guerrillero Heroico"
AAcross 42:	Three-time Nobel Prize-winning organization
AAcross 47:	Al Bundy or Phil Dunphy	TVDAD
AAcross 49:	Nixing phrase on movie night	SEENIT
AAcross 50:	Arctic jackets
AAcross 51:	Shoplift, in slang
AAcross 52:	Site of a miracle in Daniel 3
AAcross 53:	They pop up in the morning	EGGOS
AAcross 54:	58-Across topper
AAcross 55:	___ breve	ALLA
AAcross 57:	Shipmate
AAcross 58:	Leader of the Free French
AAcross 64:	Quick shot?
AAcross 67:	Jack who ran for vice president in 1996
AAcross 68:	Chits	IOUS
AAcross 69:	Modern-day hieroglyph
AAcross 73:	South American rodents
AAcross 76:	Bugs, e.g.
AAcross 78:	Contents of a spreadsheet	DATASET
AAcross 80:	83-Across topper
AAcross 81:	Arctic masses
AAcross 82:	Starts of some one-twos	LEFTJABS
AAcross 83:	He helped move a piano in "The Music Box"
AAcross 85:	Violinist Leopold	AUER
AAcross 86:	Like Mandarin or Cantonese
AAcross 87:	Pinch
AAcross 88:	95-Across topper
AAcross 88:	95-Across topper
AAcross 91:	Loan source for a mom-and-pop store: Abbr.
AAcross 94:	Finish on a canvas?
AAcross 95:	Star of "Sherlock Jr." and "Steamboat Bill Jr."
AAcross 97:	102-Across topper
AAcross 100:	Giving goose bumps, say
AAcross 101:	City about which Gertrude Stein said "There is no there there"
AAcross 102:	Italian pitchman of note	CHEFBOYARDEE
AAcross 105:	Something cooks put stock in
AAcross 106:	Catches a wave
AAcross 107:	More indie, say
AAcross 108:	Absorbed
AAcross 109:	Queen of Jordan	NOOR
AAcross 110:	Ancient hieroglyph
AAcross 111:	Sends to oblivion
AAcross 112:	Co. that originated Dungeons & Dragons	TSR
AAcross 113:	Ballpark amts.
DDown 1:	Otto who worked on the Manhattan Project
DDown 2:	Powerful bloodlines?
DDown 3:	Word after in and of
DDown 4:	Bit of cowboy gear
DDown 5:	"Been better, been worse"	IMDOINGOK
DDown 6:	Quality of voices in the distance
DDown 7:	Swillbelly
DDown 8:	Poison compounds produced by snakes
DDown 9:	Confuse
DDown 10:	Mom on "Family Guy"	LOIS
DDown 11:	Journalist Flatow
DDown 12:	Getting down, so to speak
DDown 13:	Leeway
DDown 14:	___ Christi
DDown 15:	Actress Kravitz of "Mad Max: Fury Road"	ZOE
DDown 16:	Triage locales, for short
DDown 19:	Like answers on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire"
DDown 20:	Some club hires	DJS
DDown 22:	West Point inits.	USMA
DDown 24:	Verizon purchase of 2015	AOL
DDown 26:	Title character in a Sophocles play
DDown 29:	Desires
DDown 30:	Perjured oneself
DDown 33:	"Isn't he great!"	WHATAGUY
DDown 34:	Drink that's the subject of several rules in the Code of Hammurabi
DDown 35:	Still
DDown 36:	Approached quickly	RANAT
DDown 37:	Author Jong
DDown 38:	"Long ball"
DDown 40:	Investment instruments, for short	CDS
DDown 41:	Routine
DDown 42:	Pioneering Arctic explorer John	RAE
DDown 43:	Like the 13 Colonies: Abbr.
DDown 44:	Barker
DDown 45:	Pursuer of Capt. Hook
DDown 46:	Spate
DDown 47:	Twirlers
DDown 48:	Invalidating
DDown 51:	"Out of my way!"	BEEPBEEP
DDown 52:	___ bug
DDown 54:	Continental carrier	KLM
DDown 56:	Velázquez's "___ Meninas"
DDown 59:	Director Kurosawa	AKIRA
DDown 60:	Like some tel. nos.
DDown 61:	Eternities
DDown 62:	Baltic native	LETT
DDown 63:	Key with four sharps: Abbr.	EMAJ
DDown 64:	Coors competitor	PABST
DDown 65:	Billy Joel's "___ Extremes"	IGOTO
DDown 66:	Wes of PBS's "History Detectives"
DDown 70:	Spanish she-bear	OSA
DDown 71:	One of the Bushes	JEB
DDown 72:	Post-___
DDown 74:	It parallels a radius
DDown 75:	Opposite of a poker face
DDown 77:	Website necessity
DDown 78:	A long-established history	DEEPROOTS
DDown 79:	Literature Nobelist J. M. Coetzee, by birth
DDown 81:	Gusto
DDown 82:	Bo's cousin on "The Dukes of Hazzard"
DDown 84:	Discordant, to some
DDown 85:	Museo contents	ARTE
DDown 88:	Mashes into a pulp
DDown 89:	Basketry material
DDown 90:	Cartoon cries	EEKS
DDown 91:	Actor John of "Full House"	STAMOS
DDown 92:	Bit of wit
DDown 93:	Angström or Celsius	ANDERS
DDown 94:	Your, in Siena	TUO
DDown 95:	Darken
DDown 96:	Solo
DDown 97:	Hatcher who was a Bond girl	TERI
DDown 98:	Slays, informally
DDown 99:	Ones going for hikes, for short?	QBS
DDown 100:	As a result
DDown 102:	CBS show with a 15-year run ending in 2015	CSI
DDown 103:	Nucleus
DDown 104:	Kerfuffle
DDown 105:	Cool dude