New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd April 2023

There are 63 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd April 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Nah, you're not!" retort	YEAHIAM
AAcross 8:	Comedy club sounds
AAcross 13:	Port of Mexico	PUERTO
AAcross 19:	Where to hear amateur bands?	HAMRADIO
AAcross 20:	Wear down
AAcross 21:	"It is better to be ___ than to be pitied": Herodotus
AAcross 22:	Spaceship battle? / An iconic van Gogh	THESTARRYF/NIGHT
AAcross 24:	Big hit
AAcross 25:	Timbre
AAcross 26:	___-nest
AAcross 27:	Some fairy tale characters
AAcross 29:	Coffee maker insert
AAcross 30:	Student council electee, informally	CLASSREP
AAcross 33:	Booze it up, old-style
AAcross 34:	Grp. with cryptanalysts
AAcross 37:	Sounds of saxophones
AAcross 38:	Flying invention by a classic automaker? / An iconic Klee	REO/DBALLOON
AAcross 41:	"You're on!"	ITSABET
AAcross 44:	Why cases might go cold	NOLEADS
AAcross 47:	N.F.L. sportscaster Andrews
AAcross 48:	Slangy reply when Bart's sister asks "What's Covid?" / An iconic Leonardo	THER/MONALISA
AAcross 50:	West Coast football powerhouse, in brief	USC
AAcross 51:	Gravy, you might say
AAcross 52:	Curmudgeons
AAcross 53:	Come next
AAcross 55:	Maximal ending
AAcross 57:	Anago or unagi
AAcross 58:	Dance accompanied by pahu drums
AAcross 59:	Blue berry
AAcross 61:	Popular a.m. show, familiarly	GMA
AAcross 63:	Essential qualities
AAcross 65:	Reason Mercury gets eclipsed? / An iconic Botticelli	THEG/BIRTHOFVENUS
AAcross 69:	Remark from the financially or vertically challenged	IMSHORT
AAcross 72:	"Don't judge a book by its cover," e.g.
AAcross 73:	War game
AAcross 74:	Put out
AAcross 78:	Word of advice
AAcross 79:	Academic must: Abbr.	REQ
AAcross 80:	Cause of some Yellowstone traffic jams
AAcross 82:	Hang loose?
AAcross 83:	Like some covers and kisses
AAcross 85:	Zip it!
AAcross 88:	Post-dinosaur period? / An iconic Magritte	THEE/SONOFMAN
AAcross 91:	What a wristwatch wraps around
AAcross 92:	Hated with a passion
AAcross 94:	No small favor	HUGEASK
AAcross 95:	Opposite of liberal doves? / An iconic Hopper	R/NIGHTHAWKS
AAcross 98:	Participate in a marathon, say
AAcross 99:	Notice
AAcross 100:	Notice
AAcross 101:	"Unfortunately, yes"	AFRAIDSO
AAcross 105:	Schumer of comedy	AMY
AAcross 108:	In fashion?
AAcross 111:	"Cute" vowel sound	LONGU
AAcross 112:	California city whose name means "tar"	BREA
AAcross 113:	Dalmatians, e.g.	CROATS
AAcross 115:	Planning one's 24-hour itinerary? / An iconic Michelangelo, with "The"	CREATIONOFADAY/M
AAcross 119:	Ill-considered
AAcross 120:	U.S. swimming gold medalist Ledecky	KATIE
AAcross 121:	Private meeting
AAcross 122:	Like in-flight smoking
AAcross 123:	Tell jokes until PowerPoint unfreezes, e.g.
AAcross 124:	Apt word spelled by the new letters that alter this puzzle's seven works
DDown 1:	"Yippee!"
DDown 1:	"Yippee!"
DDown 2:	Touch up, as text
DDown 3:	Bottom of the Thames?
DDown 4:	Cowlick concealer
DDown 5:	Rocky Mountain state: Abbr.
DDown 6:	Flag carrier in the Mediterranean	AIRMALTA
DDown 7:	Quagmire
DDown 8:	Subject of the biography "Mr. Playboy"	HEF/NER
DDown 9:	Crop up
DDown 10:	Enjoy more than one's fair share of
DDown 11:	Focusing issue, in brief
DDown 12:	Pitted against one another	SETATO/DDS
DDown 13:	Where fur coats get cleaned?	PETSPA
DDown 14:	Loosen, as a spool
DDown 15:	Nefarious
DDown 16:	Real doozy
DDown 17:	No. for a résumé
DDown 18:	Work of praise
DDown 19:	Dot-com start-up?
DDown 23:	Cornerstone figs.	YRS
DDown 28:	Zoos, so to speak	MOBSCENES
DDown 30:	Los ___, vacation hot spot in Mexico	CABOS
DDown 31:	One may be on the house
DDown 32:	Start for made or paid
DDown 35:	Big ball
DDown 36:	Records of the past
DDown 37:	Relaxing soak	WAR/MBATH
DDown 39:	___ de vie
DDown 40:	N.Y.C. ave. east of Park
DDown 41:	Hankering
DDown 42:	Drive-___
DDown 43:	Prey for a polar bear
DDown 44:	N.F.L. team with the mascot Sourdough Sam, to fans	NINERS
DDown 45:	Old spy org.	OSS
DDown 46:	Giggle alongside (not at!)	LAUGHWITH
DDown 49:	First pope in a line of 13
DDown 51:	"How could you?!," playfully	ETTU
DDown 54:	Punk offshoot
DDown 56:	Scored, as free throws
DDown 59:	Super-dry
DDown 60:	Rainbows in the sky, perhaps	LG/BTQFLAGS
DDown 62:	Sporting a natural style	AFROED
DDown 64:	It'll cost you	USERFEE
DDown 66:	Per musician Charlie Parker, "If you don't live it, it won't come out your ___"
DDown 67:	Neighbor of the "~" key
DDown 68:	Tree climbers, perhaps	VINE/S
DDown 69:	Vampire's cry in sunlight	ITBUR/NS
DDown 70:	"Stranger Things" actress ___ Bobby Brown
DDown 71:	Wipe clean, as a car
DDown 75:	Baby's first word, commonly
DDown 76:	Hoppy offerings, in brief	IPAS
DDown 77:	Good practice for a half-marathon	TENK
DDown 81:	That ship
DDown 82:	Pooch, in slang
DDown 84:	"Oh, cry me a river!"	WAH
DDown 86:	Feature of décolleté clothing	LOWNECKS
DDown 87:	Run off at the mouth
DDown 89:	"Hmm, never really thought about it …"	OHIDUNNO
DDown 90:	Some vow takers
DDown 93:	Org. with X-rays
DDown 96:	African menace
DDown 97:	Spoke menacingly
DDown 98:	Embarrassing fail, in modern lingo	BIGOOF
DDown 102:	Whip around wildly
DDown 103:	Canned tomatoes brand	ROTEL
DDown 104:	Grammy winner DiFranco
DDown 105:	Fire
DDown 106:	Playground bully
DDown 107:	"Aren't I somethin'?!"	YAY/ME
DDown 109:	It may lead to greener pastures
DDown 110:	"Darn it all!"
DDown 112:	Bugaboo
DDown 113:	Baby hyena
DDown 114:	Modern vaccine component
DDown 116:	H
DDown 117:	Above, to a bard
DDown 118:	A thick one may be found in a bank