New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th August 2023

There are 61 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th August 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Noon, in France
AAcross 5:	"Good Times" and "Happy Days," e.g.
AAcross 12:	Trees whose berries flavor gin
AAcross 20:	Thick soup noodle
AAcross 21:	Kind of nerve that runs through the leg
AAcross 22:	Clearing	OPENAREA
AAcross 23:	This puzzle has 21 of them
AAcross 24:	Entitle?	NICHOLASNICKLEBY
AAcross 26:	___ horribilis (1992, per Queen Elizabeth)	ANNUS
AAcross 28:	Unconventional protagonist
AAcross 29:	Snoopy grp.
AAcross 30:	Disreputable sorts
AAcross 32:	Seasickness?
AAcross 38:	Hash ingredients, informally
AAcross 39:	Neighbor of Georgia
AAcross 42:	Sport with two diacritics in its name
AAcross 43:	Record holder
AAcross 45:	Russian legislature
AAcross 48:	Catch some rays
AAcross 49:	Topped, as Tupperware
AAcross 51:	Omission?	OFFICIALORDERS
AAcross 55:	Like this clue's number
AAcross 56:	Occurs to, with "on"
AAcross 58:	Big ___ (props)
AAcross 59:	Craft project with rubber bands
AAcross 60:	Bumbler
AAcross 62:	The "Y" of JPY
AAcross 63:	Start of some praise	ATTA
AAcross 65:	Lay one's cards on the table?
AAcross 66:	Pelvic exercise	KEGEL
AAcross 68:	Befriend?	BESTBUDDY
AAcross 71:	Hanukkah pancake
AAcross 75:	200 in the Indianapolis 500
AAcross 77:	Door latch
AAcross 78:	It might be pulled in a secret signal
AAcross 80:	19th-century adversary of an 18-Down
AAcross 81:	Child of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle	ARCHIE
AAcross 84:	Suffer
AAcross 85:	Phil Dunphy of "Modern Family," for one	TVDAD
AAcross 87:	Second picture in an alphabet book, maybe
AAcross 88:	Gee whiz?
AAcross 92:	Rang
AAcross 94:	"___ Twist, Scientist" (hit children's book)
AAcross 95:	Designer Gucci	ALDO
AAcross 96:	Idly amuses oneself	KILLSTIME
AAcross 98:	Some unnamed addressees
AAcross 100:	Ultimately be fine	ENDWELL
AAcross 103:	Puts forward
AAcross 105:	Peashooter?
AAcross 108:	Their sales spike in December	FIRTREES
AAcross 110:	Last installment of "The Godfather" (for now)
AAcross 111:	Decorate again
AAcross 115:	Because
AAcross 116:	Embosses?	MIDDLEMANAGEMENT
AAcross 122:	Chew
AAcross 123:	Without letup
AAcross 124:	Like tires
AAcross 125:	Last-minute cry at a surprise party
AAcross 126:	Exponentially
AAcross 127:	"Egad!"
AAcross 128:	Title that shares etymology with "kaiser"
DDown 1:	Artwork that's hard to move
DDown 2:	Words beginning 32 assertions in Dr. Seuss' "Green Eggs and Ham"	IDONOT
DDown 3:	Depose?	DOWNWARDDOG
DDown 4:	Put down
DDown 5:	Info that's often only partly revealed: Abbr.	SSN
DDown 6:	Frigidity
DDown 7:	Costa Ricans, informally	TICOS
DDown 8:	Sammy with 31 Oscar nominations	CAHN
DDown 9:	"But then again …," in a text	OTOH
DDown 10:	___ marker
DDown 11:	Few and far between
DDown 12:	Rahm who won the 2023 Masters	JON
DDown 13:	News agency inits.	UPI
DDown 14:	Classic brand of candy wafers	NECCO
DDown 15:	Finish coloring, as a tattoo	INKIN
DDown 16:	Versailles, for one
DDown 17:	Before, once
DDown 18:	19th-century adversary of an 80-Across
DDown 19:	Perhaps
DDown 25:	Pronto
DDown 27:	Blockaded, militarily
DDown 31:	When "I'm in love," in a 1992 hit by the Cure
DDown 33:	Protagonist of a touching story?
DDown 34:	Rough up
DDown 35:	Got off the fence
DDown 36:	Pioneer in psychedelics
DDown 37:	Like flourless cake
DDown 39:	Canine calls
DDown 40:	Battle of Britain grp.
DDown 41:	Picture of good health, one hopes?
DDown 44:	Megagram
DDown 46:	Speck
DDown 47:	Popular typeface	ARIAL
DDown 49:	Car key button
DDown 50:	Not up to much
DDown 52:	Funny sort
DDown 52:	Funny sort
DDown 53:	Surface alternative
DDown 54:	Wait
DDown 57:	Some haunted house decorations
DDown 61:	Home of India's National Museum
DDown 63:	To the slightest degree
DDown 64:	"Miracle Workers" cable channel	TBS
DDown 65:	Pair
DDown 67:	Ali who retired undefeated	LAILA
DDown 69:	Like most Iranians
DDown 70:	Hell of a guy?
DDown 72:	Tee-ball game?
DDown 73:	Common site for a scrape
DDown 74:	Scraped (out)
DDown 76:	Certain spa treatment
DDown 79:	Blue, Charlie, Delta or Echo in "Jurassic World"
DDown 81:	Speechless with shock	AGASP
DDown 82:	Word with station or silence
DDown 83:	"Of course," in Spanish
DDown 84:	"The thrill of victory … and the ___ of defeat" ("Wide World of Sports" catchphrase)
DDown 85:	Unintended signal
DDown 86:	Thomas Paine and Thomas Jefferson, for two
DDown 89:	Ancient theaters
DDown 90:	Politician with a famous "like" button?
DDown 91:	Part of some rappers' names	LIL
DDown 93:	"Eh? Eh?" [nudge, nudge]	AMIRIGHT
DDown 97:	Way to get ahead in Life?
DDown 99:	Came and went unnoticed	SLIDBY
DDown 101:	Laura of "Big Little Lies"
DDown 102:	December door décor
DDown 104:	Singer Jon with the 1992 hit "Just Another Day"	SECADA
DDown 106:	Rice dish simmered in broth
DDown 107:	Deceive	LIETO
DDown 108:	"The Godfather" brother	FREDO
DDown 109:	Pipe down?
DDown 112:	Farm-related prefix	AGRO
DDown 113:	Animal on a road sign
DDown 114:	First name in neo-Marxism?	OMAR
DDown 116:	Keep ___
DDown 117:	___ moment	INA
DDown 118:	Savage of "Savage Love"
DDown 119:	Name of two Spice Girls
DDown 120:	Throw in
DDown 121:	QB's stat	TDS