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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th August 2019

There are 60 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th August 2019. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Socializes (with)
AAcross 6: With 20-Across, fire the whole staff
AAcross 11: Most exorbitant
AAcross 19: Showing more craft
AAcross 20: See 6-Across
AAcross 21: Artillery
AAcross 22: With 105-Across, "What walks on four dino legs in the morning, four dino legs at noon and four dino legs in the evening?" and other riddles?
AAcross 24: Genre for "Rush Hour" and "Lethal Weapon"BUDDYCOP
AAcross 25: Oversupplies
AAcross 26: The band Ben Folds Five, oddly
AAcross 27: The "A" of BART
AAcross 28: Any nonzero number to the zeroth power
AAcross 29: "Little Women" sister
AAcross 30: Pioneering silent director WeberLOIS
AAcross 31: Bitter
AAcross 33: Shopping binge
AAcross 35: Says "Quack" instead of "Buzz"?MISQUOTESMOSQUITOES
AAcross 39: Like Cinderella's stepsisters
AAcross 40: Like tennis player Anna Smashnova's name
AAcross 41: "High-five!"UPTOP
AAcross 42: Melodic opera passages
AAcross 45: Something a new parent might take
AAcross 47: Audio engineer's device
AAcross 51: Tables in an Old West saloon, e.g.?FRONTIERFURNITURE
AAcross 55: "My Gal ___"
AAcross 56: Admirer's wordsIMAFAN
AAcross 57: Source of hand-me-downs
AAcross 58: Unloading sign
AAcross 60: The stuff of legends
AAcross 61: Member of the Be Sharps, Homer Simpson's barbershop quartetAPU
AAcross 62: Kerfuffle
AAcross 64: Olympic powerhouse in boxing
AAcross 65: Confuse "stem" with "stern," e.g.
AAcross 68: Claude ___, villain in "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame"FROLLO
AAcross 72: Some Dior dresses
AAcross 74: Change to the Constitution first proposed in 1921, for short
AAcross 75: Chess gambit employed by gangster Tony Montana?SCARFACESACRIFICE
AAcross 78: Separate
AAcross 80: Invite out forASKTO
AAcross 81: Things that may be kicked
AAcross 82: Verse, quaintly
AAcross 84: English novelist McEwanIAN
AAcross 85: "Je t'___"AIME
AAcross 86: Claims that Louis XIV's palace is better than all the other buildings in France combined?OVERSELLSVERSAILLES
AAcross 93: In the middle of, old-style
AAcross 94: Parishioner's offering
AAcross 95: Menaces to Indiana Jones
AAcross 96: Really big show
AAcross 98: Side in checkers
AAcross 99: Not tread lightly
AAcross 100: Advertising claim that usually has a catch
AAcross 101: Animal with a flexible snout
AAcross 102: "From my standpoint ..."ASISEEIT
AAcross 105: See 22-Across
AAcross 108: Most brave
AAcross 109: Increase
AAcross 110: Start to type?
AAcross 111: Nickname for the capital of the Peach StateHOTLANTA
AAcross 112: KFC order
AAcross 113: Groups of stars
DDown 1: Site of a 1920s renaissance
DDown 2: Relative of a guinea pig
DDown 3: Last innings, typically
DDown 4: Figures out
DDown 5: Sign of theatrical successSRO
DDown 6: Subject of a fund-raiser
DDown 7: Thelma's road trip partnerLOUISE
DDown 8: Currency with a "zone"
DDown 9: Tempe sch.ASU
DDown 10: Old game console, for shortNES
DDown 11: Nickname
DDown 12: AlignedTRUEDUP
DDown 13: Icelandic literary work
DDown 14: Where a tunnel opens
DDown 15: "You'll ___ for this!"
DDown 16: Extra couple of numbers?
DDown 17: Tea treats
DDown 18: Mobile home not much seen nowadays
DDown 19: Bygone N.Y.C. punk clubCBGB
DDown 23: Informer
DDown 27: "___ longa, vita brevis"
DDown 30: Brings from outside with great effortLUGSIN
DDown 31: A in physics
DDown 32: Trig ratios
DDown 33: Pack rat
DDown 34: User of the Twitter handle @Pontifex
DDown 36: Target number
DDown 37: It's a blessingSALUD
DDown 38: Person who helps with a crash, informallyITPRO
DDown 42: Large wardrobe
DDown 43: Finds hilarious, perhapsROARSAT
DDown 44: Deduce
DDown 46: A doctor might check them
DDown 48: TogetherASAUNIT
DDown 49: Full-bodied Argentine winesMALBECS
DDown 50: Word often said with a drawn-out "e" sound
DDown 51: Took shots
DDown 52: Single squat or crunch
DDown 53: Small goofs
DDown 54: Craft in a close encounter
DDown 59: 54-Down genreSCIFI
DDown 61: ___-compliant
DDown 63: Doomed to fail, for short
DDown 66: Motorcade head
DDown 67: Tender feelings
DDown 69: Debonair
DDown 70: La-la interval
DDown 71: Sierra ___
DDown 72: Friend of Athos and PorthosARAMIS
DDown 73: Smear in print
DDown 76: "GoodFellas" co-starRAYLIOTTA
DDown 77: Onetime fad item with replacement seedsCHIAPET
DDown 79: Culmination
DDown 83: Songs to be played at a concertSETLIST
DDown 85: Gives the nod
DDown 86: Has because ofOWESTO
DDown 87: Portmanteau for a TV addictVIDIOT
DDown 88: Inc. relative
DDown 89: ___ to go
DDown 90: Some deals from dealerships
DDown 91: Whiz
DDown 92: Church toppers
DDown 93: Completely destroy
DDown 97: Approximately
DDown 99: Hammer part
DDown 100: Half-man/half-goat
DDown 101: "Toodle-oo!"TATA
DDown 103: South, in BrazilSUL
DDown 104: Texted question to someone who hasn't shown up yet
DDown 105: Automotive initialismBMW
DDown 106: Louis XIV, e.g.
DDown 107: Key in a cornerESC
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