New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th March 2020

There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th March 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Palindromic band with the palindromic song title "SOS"
AAcross 5:	Place for an oxygen tent, for short
AAcross 8:	A whole bunch
AAcross 13:	High-level H.S. math class	APCALC
AAcross 19:	Exploit
AAcross 20:	Dandy
AAcross 21:	Like many barrels
AAcross 22:	"Yay!"
AAcross 23:	Cheer for beer on campus?	ALLHAILHALLALE
AAcross 26:	Milan-based fashion brand	ARMANI
AAcross 27:	Skate effortlessly
AAcross 28:	Put down in print
AAcross 29:	Part of a strip
AAcross 31:	West of Chicago	KANYE
AAcross 32:	Discerning judgment
AAcross 33:	Author Calvino	ITALO
AAcross 35:	Played the fall guy?
AAcross 37:	Half-___ (rhyming order)	CAF
AAcross 38:	Hoot at an out-of-focus nature photograph?	BOOBLURREDBLUEBIRD
AAcross 43:	Chicago university	DEPAUL
AAcross 46:	Small three-legged table
AAcross 47:	Two-time Best Actor, 1954 and 1972	BRANDO
AAcross 48:	"___ Old Cowhand" (Bing Crosby hit)	IMAN
AAcross 49:	Put away
AAcross 52:	"If you ask me," briefly
AAcross 53:	Something populists revile
AAcross 54:	Antsy feeling when one is out of cellphone range?	SONERVOUSNOSERVICE
AAcross 59:	Sport ___
AAcross 60:	One of the dames in 2018's "Tea With the Dames"	DENCH
AAcross 61:	Like the lion slain by Hercules	NEMEAN
AAcross 62:	Cans
AAcross 66:	"Tilted Arc" sculptor Richard
AAcross 68:	Jackie on the Hollywood Walk of Fame	CHAN
AAcross 70:	Places to sleep
AAcross 71:	Spanish omelet ingredient	HUEVO
AAcross 72:	Isaac's firstborn
AAcross 73:	Fought
AAcross 75:	Bête ___	NOIRE
AAcross 77:	Counterpart of frost
AAcross 78:	Where a demanding dockworker gets supplies?	STEVEDOREDIVASTORE
AAcross 82:	Snack item with a salient anagram?
AAcross 85:	Word that's its own synonym in reverse
AAcross 86:	Symbol of danger or anger
AAcross 87:	Boot
AAcross 88:	Discriminating against elders
AAcross 89:	They've got talent
AAcross 92:	"Ditto!"	IDOTOO
AAcross 94:	Landing in Rotterdam?	DUTCHTOWNTOUCHDOWN
AAcross 98:	Curry or Rice	TIM
AAcross 99:	Snack items with their name on the top and bottom	OREOS
AAcross 100:	Result of union negotiations, often
AAcross 101:	Lotion bottle abbr.
AAcross 104:	Native seal hunter
AAcross 107:	Part of a college application, informally
AAcross 108:	Unfeeling
AAcross 110:	Roaster or toaster
AAcross 112:	It's not legal
AAcross 114:	Piano that plays only a certain three notes?	BCHORDKEYBOARD
AAcross 117:	Slips
AAcross 118:	"Fingers crossed!"	IHOPE
AAcross 119:	Wrath
AAcross 120:	A long time ago
AAcross 121:	Willie Mays phrase	SAYHEY
AAcross 122:	A little tight
AAcross 123:	Pseudoscientific subj.
AAcross 123:	Pseudoscientific subj.
AAcross 124:	Charon's river
DDown 1:	"Waste not, want not," e.g.
DDown 2:	It has a button in the middle
DDown 3:	Show to be untrue
DDown 4:	Reason that some students struggle in school, for short
DDown 5:	"___ were you ..."	IFI
DDown 6:	Joint effort, slangily	COLLAB
DDown 7:	Requiring difficult pedaling, say
DDown 8:	Exclusive
DDown 9:	Phone
DDown 10:	Pseudonymously
DDown 10:	Pseudonymously
DDown 11:	Manny's last name on "Modern Family"	DELGADO
DDown 12:	Slip through	SNEAKBY
DDown 13:	"Of course!"
DDown 14:	Bill padding
DDown 15:	Time out?
DDown 16:	Stuffed and deep-fried rice balls, in Italian cuisine	ARANCINI
DDown 17:	Name tag holders
DDown 18:	Political system with a paramount leader
DDown 24:	Vocal quintet?	AEIOU
DDown 25:	More or less
DDown 30:	Work well together
DDown 34:	Translation of the French "vivre" or German "leben"	TOLIVE
DDown 35:	Rested
DDown 36:	World capital settled by Vikings circa the ninth century
DDown 38:	Scourge
DDown 39:	Apt rhyme for "constrain"
DDown 40:	Martin Sheen's real first name	RAMON
DDown 41:	Name of seven Danish kings
DDown 42:	"Le ___," Matisse work that hung upside down at the Museum of Modern Art for 47 days
DDown 43:	Neglect
DDown 44:	Acts dramatically
DDown 45:	Bakery/cafe chain	PANERA
DDown 50:	Like a bowl
DDown 51:	Cheat, informally
DDown 53:	Refusing to answer directly
DDown 55:	Suggested intake level, for short	RDA
DDown 56:	Glass fragment
DDown 57:	Correct
DDown 58:	"Two Sisters" or "Two Young Girls at the Piano"
DDown 63:	Struck	XEDOUT
DDown 64:	Exceedingly
DDown 65:	Site of a 1976 South African uprising
DDown 67:	Quaintly countrified
DDown 69:	Virtual animals in an early 2000s fad	NEOPETS
DDown 71:	"___ Got the Whole World in His Hands"
DDown 73:	Attended	WENTTO
DDown 74:	Alternative to a snake	DRANO
DDown 76:	They catch waves
DDown 79:	Nickname on "The Addams Family"	TISH
DDown 80:	Shakespeare's "You, too?"	ETTU
DDown 81:	Bugs Bunny, e.g.
DDown 82:	Sob stories	SADTALES
DDown 83:	Christina of pop	AGUILERA
DDown 84:	"Here, move over"	LETMETRY
DDown 89:	Not much at all	AWEEBIT
DDown 90:	Trattoria dumplings
DDown 91:	New England fish
DDown 93:	Dork
DDown 95:	"Catch-22" pilot
DDown 96:	Cloth that may get a lot of tears
DDown 97:	Handy types	DIYERS
DDown 101:	Meager
DDown 102:	Walker ___, 1962 National Book Award winner
DDown 103:	Shipping option
DDown 105:	Sundance state
DDown 106:	Place for un béret
DDown 108:	Concessions
DDown 109:	It beats a deuce
DDown 111:	Stock sounds
DDown 113:	Bit of sun
DDown 115:	Short flight
DDown 116:	Informal affirmative