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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 12th September 2021
There are 71 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th September 2021. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: They come with bouquets
AAcross 6: AwayNOTIN
AAcross 11: "___ put our heads together ..."IFWE
AAcross 15: Singer/drummer CollinsPHIL
AAcross 19: Cell component
AAcross 20: Pal, in Peru
AAcross 21: Put one's nose where it doesn't belong
AAcross 22: Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g.
AAcross 23: One arm held up with bent elbow and wrist, in a children's song
AAcross 24: Move obliquely
AAcross 25: Phenomenon such as the tendency to see human forms in inanimate objectsPAREIDOLIA
AAcross 27: Any of the groupings of circled letters in this puzzle
AAcross 30: Gin product
AAcross 31: Incredible bargains
AAcross 32: "Sorry, Charlie!"NODICE
AAcross 33: Fits together
AAcross 34: Savory Chinese snacksTEAEGGS
AAcross 37: Jump over
AAcross 41: Smoking and swearing, e.g.
AAcross 44: They await your return, in brief
AAcross 45: Have a good cry
AAcross 46: Syracuse Mets and Worcester Red Sox, for twoAAATEAMS
AAcross 50: "Music's most maligned genre," per critic Tom Connick
AAcross 51: Word with level or lion
AAcross 52: "Everything happened so fast!"ITSABLUR
AAcross 54: Farm female
AAcross 55: "___ Gone Wrong" (2021 film)RONS
AAcross 57: Brunch beverage
AAcross 59: One of the brothers on "Malcolm in the Middle"REESE
AAcross 60: Room in Clue
AAcross 61: Cause of undue anxiety
AAcross 63: It may be smoked
AAcross 64: Hogwash
AAcross 65: Munch, in modern slang
AAcross 66: "___ 17" (W.W. II film)
AAcross 67: One of two in a jack-o'-lantern?
AAcross 70: Where charity begins, in a phrase
AAcross 73: Table part
AAcross 74: Title for Tussaud: Abbr.MME
AAcross 76: "Midsommar" director AsterARI
AAcross 77: Digs up
AAcross 78: Carpenter's wedge
AAcross 80: Does gentle stretching post-exercise, with "down"
AAcross 82: Amp knob
AAcross 84: Die like the Wicked Witch of the West
AAcross 85: Give zero stars
AAcross 86: Ne'er-do-wells
AAcross 88: E.R. insertsIVS
AAcross 89: By birth
AAcross 90: Plant said to repel bugs
AAcross 93: ___ Ryerson, insurance salesman in "Groundhog Day"
AAcross 94: French pronoun
AAcross 95: Quarter ___ (when the big hand is at three)
AAcross 97: No-longer-current source for current events
AAcross 99: Hot, mulled punch traditionally drunk around Christmas
AAcross 101: Bacteria destroyer
AAcross 104: French port on the English Channel
AAcross 106: Like the Minotaur legend
AAcross 110: University of Oregon site
AAcross 112: How to see the image formed by this puzzle's circled lettersROTATECLOCKWISE
AAcross 115: What's formed by the circled letters in this puzzleSMILEYFACE
AAcross 117: "We're live!" studio sign
AAcross 118: Ancient land in Asia Minor
AAcross 119: Domino, e.g.
AAcross 120: Martinez with a statue outside the Seattle Mariners' stadium
AAcross 121: Makes less powerful, in video game slangNERFS
AAcross 122: Domino, e.g.
AAcross 123: "To ..." things
AAcross 124: Dino's tail?SAUR
AAcross 125: Muse of love poetry
AAcross 126: Arises (from)
DDown 1: Eastern cicada killers, e.g.
DDown 2: Suggestions
DDown 3: "... said ___ ever"NOONE
DDown 4: School
DDown 5: Resolves out of court
DDown 6: Org. that flew a helicopter on Mars in 2021
DDown 7: Fail to mention
DDown 8: Information, old-style
DDown 9: Rounded quarters
DDown 10: Without stopping
DDown 11: How Alaska ranks first among the statesINAREA
DDown 12: It's often left on the table
DDown 13: What "vey" of "Oy, vey!" translates to
DDown 14: ___ Games, company behind Fortnite
DDown 15: Rey, to Luke Skywalker
DDown 16: Sword handles
DDown 17: "Einstein," sarcastically
DDown 18: Puts pressure (on)
DDown 21: What can make men swear from menswear?
DDown 26: "___ pass Go ..."DONOT
DDown 28: Leading medal winner at the Tokyo Olympics
DDown 28: Leading medal winner at the Tokyo Olympics
DDown 29: Forman who directed "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
DDown 35: Farm refrainEIEIO
DDown 36: Weight of a paper clip, roughly
DDown 38: Ancient: PrefixPALEO
DDown 39: Soul-seller of legend
DDown 40: Half-baked?
DDown 41: Duck and goose, at times
DDown 42: "See ya"IMOUT
DDown 43: Group dance popularized in the U.S. by Desi Arnaz
DDown 45: 77-Down is on the most collected one in U.S. history
DDown 47: EpiphanyAHAMOMENT
DDown 48: Voice actor Blanc
DDown 49: Show with over 1,000 handwritten cue cards each week, for shortSNL
DDown 51: City hazard
DDown 52: "My word!"ISAY
DDown 53: Pol in the "I am once again asking ..." memeBERNIE
DDown 56: City whose police cars are adorned with a witch logo
DDown 58: Card game with a PG-rated nameOHHELL
DDown 60: Boring
DDown 62: Purse
DDown 65: High degree
DDown 65: High degree
DDown 68: Not at all popular
DDown 69: Messes up
DDown 70: x, y and z
DDown 71: Chaotic skirmish
DDown 72: Fragrant compound
DDown 74: Saturn has more than 80 of them
DDown 75: Golf course machine
DDown 77: He performed 636 consecutive sold-out shows in Vegas from 1969 to '76
DDown 78: Burn prevention meas.
DDown 79: The future Henry V, to FalstaffHAL
DDown 80: Fight tooth and nail
DDown 81: One who consumes a ritual meal to absolve the souls of the deadSINEATER
DDown 83: Bits on book jackets
DDown 87: Roc-A-___ Records
DDown 91: Part of U.C.L.A.ANGELES
DDown 92: Fashion designer GeoffreyBEENE
DDown 94: It may run from an emotional situation
DDown 95: [Mwah!]AIRKISS
DDown 96: Departed by planeFLEWOUT
DDown 98: Green vehicleECOCAR
DDown 99: Frank
DDown 100: Duke's org.
DDown 101: Pasta topper
DDown 102: Like the dog days of summer
DDown 103: Acrobatic
DDown 105: Make restitution
DDown 107: Faint color
DDown 108: "Take me ___"ASIAM
DDown 109: Approaches
DDown 111: Where the lacrimal glands can be found
DDown 112: Pasta topperRAGU
DDown 113: Pump some weights
DDown 114: Not exactly
DDown 116: Vaccine-approving agcy.
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