New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd April 2017

There are 71 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd April 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Italian relatives
AAcross 7:	Part of the earth
AAcross 12:	___ Coast, scenic area near Capri	AMALFI
AAcross 18:	Brutish sort
AAcross 19:	"Dallas" actress ___ J. Wilson	SHEREE
AAcross 20:	Mermaids' home in Neverland
AAcross 21:	1938 #1 hit for 68-/70-Across, which was inspired by a nursery rhyme	ATISKETATASKET
AAcross 23:	Listless feelings
AAcross 24:	Many August births	LEOS
AAcross 25:	Popular pairing with steak au poivre
AAcross 26:	Charm
AAcross 27:	And the following: Abbr.	ETSEQ
AAcross 29:	Longbow wood
AAcross 30:	Detached
AAcross 32:	One for the plus column
AAcross 33:	Congestion site
AAcross 35:	Wyatt of the Old West	EARP
AAcross 37:	Extremely loud, in music	FFF
AAcross 39:	Soft drink brand
AAcross 40:	Love interest for Anastasia in "Anastasia"	DIMITRI
AAcross 42:	___ Reports
AAcross 45:	Suffix with sheep or hawk
AAcross 48:	Vintner's cask
AAcross 49:	Old car named for an explorer	DESOTO
AAcross 51:	Elder Lannister son on "Game of Thrones"	JAIME
AAcross 53:	Stone Age relics
AAcross 56:	Piñata smasher, maybe	NINO
AAcross 57:	"___ parvis magna" ("Greatness from small beginnings": Lat.)
AAcross 58:	H.S. big shots	SRS
AAcross 60:	Talk endlessly to	JAWAT
AAcross 61:	Act like
AAcross 63:	Illustrator software maker
AAcross 65:	Kama ___
AAcross 67:	For grades 1-12, briefly
AAcross 68:	With 70-Across, nickname for a celebrated performer born on April 25, 1917
AAcross 70:	See 68-Across	ELLA
AAcross 71:	Dreary
AAcross 72:	Dog whose tail curls over the back
AAcross 74:	Great Lakes natives	ERIES
AAcross 76:	Sister of Helios and Selene
AAcross 77:	Polish coin
AAcross 78:	Promising action on a fishing line
AAcross 79:	Picks out of a lineup, informally
AAcross 81:	Letter-shaped fastener	TNUT
AAcross 83:	Button on the bottom of a multipage form
AAcross 85:	Ring
AAcross 87:	Frank
AAcross 87:	Frank
AAcross 89:	Rapa ___ (locale of many monoliths)	NUI
AAcross 90:	Sports team V.I.P.s	GMS
AAcross 91:	Set piece?
AAcross 93:	Natural history museum sights
AAcross 96:	Turkish title
AAcross 98:	Road offense, for short
AAcross 99:	The hots
AAcross 100:	Bluish shades
AAcross 103:	Green who was a four-time vocal coach on "The Voice"	CEELO
AAcross 105:	Question asked while extending the hand, maybe
AAcross 108:	Reassuring touch
AAcross 110:	Fixture on a fishing dock
AAcross 112:	One state symbol of Massachusetts
AAcross 114:	Introduces slowly	PHASESIN
AAcross 117:	Record label that looks like the name of a radio station	KTEL
AAcross 118:	Lao-tzu follower
AAcross 119:	Notable quote by 68-/70-Across	ISINGLIKEIFEEL
AAcross 121:	Set oneself right, in a way
AAcross 122:	Five Pillars of Islam, e.g.
AAcross 123:	"Bonehead" and "numbskull," e.g.
AAcross 124:	Solitudinarians
AAcross 125:	State representatives?
AAcross 126:	Ride and Field	SALLYS
DDown 1:	Sacred choral works
DDown 2:	Melodic passages
DDown 3:	Accidentally hit "reply all" on, say
DDown 4:	Jan. inits.	MLK
DDown 5:	"Smart" one
DDown 6:	Skewered Asian dish
DDown 7:	Arctic food fish
DDown 8:	Close again, as a purse	RESNAP
DDown 9:	"Family Matters" ubernerd	URKEL
DDown 10:	Manage	SEETO
DDown 11:	Winter celebration abroad
DDown 12:	Sheltered at sea
DDown 13:	Japanese comic style
DDown 14:	Mass recitation
DDown 15:	Repeated collaborator with 68-/70-Across
DDown 16:	Thwarted
DDown 17:	Maps of Alaska and Hawaii, often
DDown 18:	Big blow
DDown 19:	Flight attendant
DDown 22:	Red as ___	ABEET
DDown 26:	Close buds	BFFS
DDown 28:	"Enough already!"	QUITIT
DDown 31:	Be ___ use	OFNO
DDown 34:	Unlikely book club recommendation
DDown 36:	Edith Piaf's "Non, Je Ne Regrette ___"	RIEN
DDown 38:	Name on a blimp
DDown 41:	Gets some air
DDown 42:	___ Nast (magazine publisher)	CONDE
DDown 43:	Good name for an Irish carpenter?
DDown 44:	Bubs
DDown 45:	For laughs	INJEST
DDown 46:	Arctic young 'un	SEALPUP
DDown 47:	Signature tune of 68-/70-Across	HOWHIGHTHEMOON
DDown 50:	One-named singer with the 2016 #1 hit "Cheap Thrills"	SIA
DDown 52:	Slip in a book
DDown 54:	Café additive	LAIT
DDown 55:	Trade jabs (with)
DDown 57:	Flavors
DDown 59:	Approve	SAYYES
DDown 62:	Hollywood job title
DDown 64:	Freedom Caucus, e.g.
DDown 66:	Wrinkly fruit
DDown 69:	Gossipmonger
DDown 73:	Portion of a penny
DDown 75:	Where Nice is en France
DDown 77:	Tough draws in the game Bananagrams	ZTILES
DDown 80:	No fun, as a party
DDown 82:	Vegan staple
DDown 84:	Van Gogh's "Le Café de ___"	NUIT
DDown 86:	Beverage sponsor of the old "Little Orphan Annie" radio show	OVALTINE
DDown 87:	One in line?
DDown 88:	Biblical quartet
DDown 92:	Silence
DDown 94:	East German secret police	STASI
DDown 95:	Quantity of toys on Santa's sleigh
DDown 96:	Perfumer's liquid
DDown 97:	Summer piazza treat
DDown 99:	Near ringer
DDown 101:	Nowadays
DDown 102:	Occurrences in the 30s, say
DDown 104:	Skating champ Brian	ORSER
DDown 106:	Sore
DDown 107:	Setting for a fine meal
DDown 109:	Polynesian carvings
DDown 111:	Bracket shapes
DDown 113:	Takeoff figs.	ETDS
DDown 115:	Three-stripers: Abbr.	SGTS
DDown 116:	Singer with the 1984 hit "99 Luftballons"	NENA
DDown 119:	Part of T.G.I.F.
DDown 120:	Cuba or Catalina: Abbr.	ISL