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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 20th August 2017
There are 62 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th August 2017. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Matisse, e.g., stylistically
AAcross 6: H. H. Munro pseudonym
AAcross 10: XXX
AAcross 14: Back up on disk
AAcross 18: Cons
AAcross 19: Juicy
AAcross 20: Seats by the orchestra pit, perhapsROWA
AAcross 21: Film excerpt
AAcross 22: Re: ___ (suitor's subject line)QUESTFORPROPOSAL
AAcross 25: 25, 27, 29, etc.
AAcross 26: The first pope, to French speakersSTPIERRE
AAcross 27: Words before fat and lean, in a nursery rhymeEATNO
AAcross 28: The Gabor sisters, e.g.
AAcross 29: Re: ___ (stingy date's subject line)TREATISNOTANOPTION
AAcross 34: Hairstyle rarely seen in the military
AAcross 37: Apply toEXERTON
AAcross 38: Formally chooses
AAcross 39: The crystal in some crystal balls
AAcross 41: Carrier to Seoul, for shortKAL
AAcross 42: The lowest of the low
AAcross 44: Catering staple
AAcross 45: Re: ___ (song lyricist's subject line)VERSECOURSE
AAcross 49: Part of a locust tree
AAcross 53: Place to say 9-Down
AAcross 55: Help
AAcross 56: Quenched
AAcross 58: World leader who proclaimed "Women hold up half the sky"
AAcross 59: Bathday cakes?
AAcross 61: Kind of diagram
AAcross 62: Dwellers on the Arabian PeninsulaOMANIS
AAcross 65: Re: ___ (film director's subject line)ACTIONTIME
AAcross 69: Re: ___ (sales agent's subject line ... with an attachment)ADONLYFILE
AAcross 72: Peanut butter choice
AAcross 73: Municipal regs.
AAcross 75: Prefix with liberal or conservative, but not moderate
AAcross 76: Slippery sort
AAcross 77: One is usually set by a chair
AAcross 80: Purpose
AAcross 81: Talk smack about
AAcross 85: Baseball exec BudSELIG
AAcross 88: Re: ___ (duster's subject line)MOTECONTROL
AAcross 91: Tony winner Hagen
AAcross 92: $$$$, on Yelp
AAcross 94: "Selma" director DuVernay
AAcross 95: Greek gods' drink
AAcross 97: "Down," at a dinerONTOAST
AAcross 100: Pithy observations
AAcross 103: Best-of-the-best
AAcross 104: Re: ___ (prison librarian's subject line)WARDFORINFORMATION
AAcross 108: Hansen of a 2016 Broadway hitEVAN
AAcross 109: Sidney who directed "12 Angry Men"LUMET
AAcross 110: Actress ArquettePATRICIA
AAcross 114: The Destroyer, in Hinduism
AAcross 115: Re: ___ (celebrity physician's subject line)ACHESFORTHESTARS
AAcross 119: Mark Zuckerberg when founding Facebook, e.g.
AAcross 120: Eliminated by a ref's decisionTKOD
AAcross 121: Heavenly hunter
AAcross 122: Monastery figure
AAcross 123: European capital
AAcross 124: Repair shop figs.
AAcross 125: Stuff
AAcross 126: Simple, as a questionYESNO
DDown 1: Online helpFAQS
DDown 2: "Are you some kind of ___?"ANUT
DDown 3: Lone Star State sch.UTEP
DDown 4: Guest
DDown 5: Perfume compound
DDown 6: Inspector Clouseau's employerSURETE
DDown 7: "A Navel" artist, 1923
DDown 8: Wine-and-cassis drink
DDown 9: See 53-Across
DDown 10: Dalmatian, e.g.
DDown 11: Lilylike plant
DDown 12: Tot's "Lemme up on your shoulders!"IWANNASEE
DDown 13: Old-fashioned gunfight locales
DDown 14: Like the people who invented golf
DDown 15: Astronaut after whom Buzz Lightyear was named
DDown 16: Couch potatoVIDIOT
DDown 17: Some home printersEPSONS
DDown 19: Title Seuss creatureLORAX
DDown 23: "Stop!," to a cop
DDown 24: Lowly worker
DDown 30: Bugged
DDown 31: Short and detached, in music: Abbr.STAC
DDown 32: SurefireNOLOSE
DDown 33: Expert on meters and feet
DDown 34: An official color of the Miami Dolphins
DDown 35: Roll up
DDown 36: Tirade
DDown 40: Den, often
DDown 42: Gucci or Givenchy, e.g.
DDown 43: The first "A" in Reddit's A.M.A.
DDown 46: Mesmerized
DDown 47: "You bet!," in YucatánSISI
DDown 48: Radiuses' neighbors
DDown 50: Marriott competitorOMNI
DDown 51: Third one's a harm?
DDown 52: Wine's aroma
DDown 54: China setting
DDown 57: Doofus
DDown 60: Novelist SetonANYA
DDown 61: Mesa ___ National ParkVERDE
DDown 63: Moaning Hogwarts ghost
DDown 64: Not even close
DDown 65: The Red Baron and others
DDown 66: Northern Montana tribe
DDown 67: Poker player's tic, perhaps
DDown 68: ___ Python
DDown 70: Depose
DDown 71: Cubbie or CardNLER
DDown 74: From the top, to a musicianDACAPO
DDown 78: Sierras, e.g.GMCTRUCKS
DDown 79: Want ad lettersEOE
DDown 80: Take the heat from?
DDown 82: Motorcade unit
DDown 83: Lee of Marvel ComicsSTAN
DDown 84: Storied also-ran
DDown 86: Apple product discontinued in 2017IPODNANO
DDown 87: Tennis's Steffi
DDown 89: Through with
DDown 90: Like some training
DDown 93: Quarantine
DDown 96: "Is that even possible?"CANITBE
DDown 97: Must payOWESTO
DDown 98: Main forces?
DDown 99: See the world
DDown 100: Tea times: Abbr.AFTS
DDown 101: Ransom note writer
DDown 102: Deseret News reader, e.g.UTAHN
DDown 105: "Turn up the A/C!"IMHOT
DDown 106: Must have
DDown 107: Paris's Musée d'___ORSAY
DDown 111: Fleet on Fleet Street
DDown 112: With 117-Down, Mesabi Range output
DDown 113: RegardingASTO
DDown 116: Thick coat on a cold day?
DDown 117: See 112-Down
DDown 117: See 112-Down
DDown 118: Small inlet
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