New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th March 2022

There are 73 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th March 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Almost
AAcross 5:	Oven setting
AAcross 10:	Portrayer of the boxer Clubber Lang in "Rocky III"	MRT
AAcross 13:	In case
AAcross 17:	When repeated, old-time call to listen	HEARYE
AAcross 18:	Part of a prank	INONIT
AAcross 20:	Govt. organization with a two-syllable acronym
AAcross 22:	Kind of clarinet
AAcross 23:	Came to know, old-style
AAcross 24:	It empties into the Bay of Bengal
AAcross 26:	Radar spot
AAcross 27:	Bringing in, as income
AAcross 29:	"Keen!"	NEATO
AAcross 30:	With 12-Down, spend much more than a fair price
AAcross 31:	Department store department
AAcross 32:	Lay ___ to
AAcross 34:	Question that's not one of the five W's
AAcross 35:	Big consideration for the expecting
AAcross 37:	Ticket fig.
AAcross 40:	Wisteria and honeysuckle
AAcross 42:	Video game character in a hit 2020 film
AAcross 43:	Educator/writer ___ Johnson McDougald, first African American female principal in New York City public schools	ELISE
AAcross 45:	Belief of roughly 25% of the world's population
AAcross 46:	Director Craven	WES
AAcross 47:	Downstairs
AAcross 51:	Kept in
AAcross 53:	Lets out
AAcross 55:	Vape's lack
AAcross 56:	Martini & Rossi product, familiarly	ASTI
AAcross 57:	Emmy-winning Ward	SELA
AAcross 58:	Took down, in a way
AAcross 59:	Fly around Africa
AAcross 62:	Doughy dinner item	HOTROLL
AAcross 64:	Drug agent's seizure
AAcross 65:	Deseret News reader, typically
AAcross 66:	Did nothing
AAcross 67:	Professor ___
AAcross 69:	With 74-Across, gesture of approval
AAcross 70:	On fire
AAcross 73:	Chomping at the bit
AAcross 74:	See 69-Across	THEBACK
AAcross 78:	One cutting down, so to speak
AAcross 79:	What babies do faster than college students
AAcross 80:	Feudal land
AAcross 81:	O's, but not P's or Q's
AAcross 83:	Petty
AAcross 84:	Some posers
AAcross 86:	Self-titled rock album of 1958
AAcross 88:	Quaint contraction	TISNT
AAcross 91:	Smoking spot, for short?
AAcross 92:	Former baseball commissioner Bud	SELIG
AAcross 93:	Sound, e.g.
AAcross 94:	Moves like muck
AAcross 96:	I.T. help center, often	CALLDESK
AAcross 98:	Ending with bear or bull
AAcross 99:	"Uncle!"	YOUWIN
AAcross 101:	Rocker Rose	AXL
AAcross 102:	Heard in court
AAcross 104:	Promotion
AAcross 105:	Letters that might change your mind?
AAcross 107:	Prepare, in a way, as eggs
AAcross 109:	Irritable
AAcross 112:	En voz ___ (aloud: Sp.)	ALTA
AAcross 113:	Insincere, as a remark	CHETONGUEEK
AAcross 116:	Kristen of "Bridesmaids"	WIIG
AAcross 118:	Jaunty
AAcross 119:	Counterpart of "adios"	HOLA
AAcross 120:	"Yes" or "No" follower
AAcross 121:	Old Icelandic work
AAcross 122:	Fivers	ABES
AAcross 123:	Idiosyncrasy
AAcross 124:	Greek performance venue
AAcross 125:	Alternative to Wranglers
DDown 1:	Blues group, for short?	NHL
DDown 2:	Fully ready to listen	EAREAREAREAR
DDown 3:	Loretta who sang "You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)"	LYNN
DDown 4:	Cold climate cryptids
DDown 5:	"The ___ they are ..."
DDown 6:	Messenger ___
DDown 7:	Walk around at a rest stop, say	OONNEESSLLEEGGSS
DDown 8:	"Bus Stop" playwright
DDown 9:	Be in store	LIEAHEAD
DDown 10:	"Who, me?"
DDown 11:	Invitation letters	RSVP
DDown 12:	See 30-Across	THEANOSE
DDown 13:	Subjects of some tests	LABMICE
DDown 14:	Actress Burstyn	ELLEN
DDown 15:	What some insects and insults can do
DDown 16:	Primo
DDown 19:	Bit of bad weather, on a weather map	TSTORM
DDown 21:	Indo-___ languages
DDown 25:	They're numbered in Microsoft Excel
DDown 28:	More agreeable
DDown 33:	Theodor ___ a.k.a. Dr. Seuss
DDown 36:	Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film franchise, for short
DDown 37:	Flat-earther?
DDown 38:	Like many a stuffed toy
DDown 39:	Aware of
DDown 41:	Word that, fittingly, contains all four different letters of APPEAL
DDown 42:	Question following a clever trick	SEEWHATIDIDTHERE
DDown 44:	Shows scorn toward	SPITSAT
DDown 46:	Take by force
DDown 48:	Wood strip
DDown 49:	Peak in the "Odyssey"
DDown 50:	One of the five W's
DDown 52:	Arcane matters
DDown 53:	Panache
DDown 54:	Leave gobsmacked
DDown 58:	Scatter
DDown 60:	Sudden sharp pain
DDown 61:	Have seconds and thirds and fourths and ...	EATATON
DDown 63:	Flatten
DDown 64:	Lilies with bell-shaped flowers
DDown 68:	Rachel Zegler's role in 2021's "West Side Story"
DDown 70:	Allow entry
DDown 71:	Forehead mark on Hindu women
DDown 72:	City SW of York
DDown 75:	Safe bettor
DDown 76:	Instruments with endpins
DDown 77:	Some sources of leafy greens
DDown 80:	F on a gauge
DDown 82:	It's just not true!
DDown 85:	Easy opportunity for a basket	OPENSHOT
DDown 86:	Vegas venue with an iconic fountain	BELLAGIO
DDown 87:	Who might be on the trail
DDown 89:	Candy bar fillings
DDown 90:	Emergency request
DDown 92:	Vikings' foes	SAXONS
DDown 95:	A goose egg
DDown 96:	One reporting to an underboss
DDown 97:	Nauseate
DDown 99:	Bankrupt	YLLEB
DDown 100:	Bizarre
DDown 103:	One holding things together, perhaps
DDown 104:	"___, Can You Hear Me?" (Oscar-nominated song from "Yentl")
DDown 106:	Sub station?
DDown 108:	Lemon or cheese product
DDown 110:	With 111-Down, in cooperation
DDown 111:	See 110-Down
DDown 114:	Sea-___ Airport	TAC
DDown 115:	Fair-hiring inits.	EEO
DDown 117:	Option for a range