New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd March 2024

There are 68 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd March 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Loose-fitting garment	TTDRESS
AAcross 8:	Things packed for a sleepover, informally
AAcross 11:	Cavs, on a scoreboard	CLE
AAcross 14:	Effects seen on FX, perhaps	CGI
AAcross 17:	Nation on the Red Sea
AAcross 18:	Helmsman on "Star Trek"
AAcross 20:	High times for the petroleum industry	OILBOOMS
AAcross 23:	X, but not Y
AAcross 24:	It might help you keep up with old classmates	ALUMNWSLETTER
AAcross 26:	Big-eyed baby
AAcross 28:	Excerpted passage
AAcross 29:	China's Sun ___-sen	YAT
AAcross 30:	Carrier of goods by rail	FRETRAIN
AAcross 34:	Player of 45s
AAcross 35:	Haim of "Licorice Pizza"	ALANA
AAcross 37:	Iconic role for Carrie Fisher	LEIA
AAcross 38:	Certain porter
AAcross 40:	"Right you are!"	EXACTO
AAcross 43:	Contest
AAcross 45:	Some Kiwis	MAORIS
AAcross 47:	Stop on a publicity tour	PRESST
AAcross 50:	When repeated, gung-ho
AAcross 51:	Dish often topped with marinara sauce
AAcross 54:	Dorm décor, often
AAcross 56:	Rave
AAcross 58:	Trivial
AAcross 59:	___ Paz, 1990 Literature Nobelist	OCTAVIO
AAcross 60:	The "e" of i.e.
AAcross 61:	Chosen name of five popes	STUS
AAcross 63:	___ Equis
AAcross 65:	Prepare (oneself)
AAcross 66:	Fundamentals
AAcross 66:	Fundamentals
AAcross 69:	Alternatives to Pumas	AVIAS
AAcross 71:	Break for a bit	TAKEF
AAcross 73:	Ctrl-Z command
AAcross 74:	Does some field work
AAcross 76:	___ Rose of Guns N' Roses	AXL
AAcross 77:	Standings column
AAcross 78:	Leb. neighbor	ISR
AAcross 80:	French desserts whose name translates as "small ovens"	PETITFS
AAcross 82:	Flair
AAcross 84:	Thor, e.g.
AAcross 88:	Makeup of some sleeves
AAcross 89:	TV chef who wrote "Semi-Homemade Cooking"	SANDRALEE
AAcross 92:	___ Sremmurd (hip-hop duo)	RAE
AAcross 93:	White Russian ingredient
AAcross 94:	Playwright Eugene
AAcross 95:	Michelangelo masterpiece
AAcross 97:	Camelot figure
AAcross 100:	It can be written in scripts known as naskh and ruq'ah
AAcross 102:	Require
AAcross 103:	Tree with "eyes" on its bark
AAcross 106:	They can be tapped out
AAcross 108:	Concern at the end of a space journey	EARTNTRY
AAcross 110:	X
AAcross 110:	X
AAcross 111:	Ambitious sort
AAcross 114:	___ Cherry, 1989 Grammy nominee for Best New Artist	NENEH
AAcross 115:	"Take it easy once in a while!"	DONTRKTOOHARD
AAcross 118:	Sonny and Fredo, for two	CORLEOS
AAcross 123:	They're all pulling in the same direction	CREWTEAM
AAcross 124:	Keep it in mind!
AAcross 125:	Classy
AAcross 126:	Chinese dish eponym	TSO
AAcross 127:	End of days?
AAcross 128:	You might take them out for a quick spin, informally	EPS
AAcross 129:	Rages	SEESRED
DDown 1:	–
DDown 2:	___TV (network for "Impractical Jokers")	TRU
DDown 3:	Lower, as lights
DDown 4:	Hwy.	RTE
DDown 5:	Coding headache
DDown 6:	Naval engagement	SEAWAR
DDown 7:	One taking interest in your education?	SALLIEMAE
DDown 8:	H.S. exam	PSAT
DDown 9:	7/	JUL
DDown 10:	Heaps at publishing houses	SLUSHPILES
DDown 11:	Edward Jenner used it when developing the world's first successful vaccine
DDown 12:	Sigmatism, by another name
DDown 13:	The blonde in "Legally Blonde"	ELLE
DDown 14:	What might unfold at camp
DDown 15:	Exclamation on April Fools' Day	GOTYA
DDown 16:	Words of clarification	IMEAN
DDown 19:	"Yeah … pass"	UMNO
DDown 21:	Checks for bugs	BETATESTS
DDown 22:	Mlle., in Madrid	SRTA
DDown 25:	–
DDown 27:	Wrap up by	ENDAT
DDown 30:	Distress signal
DDown 31:	Put on the air again
DDown 32:	–
DDown 33:	Letter after sigma
DDown 34:	Borough of New Jersey noted for its indoor shopping malls	PARAMUS
DDown 36:	Landed on a licorice space in Candy Land, say	LOSTATURN
DDown 39:	Male swan
DDown 41:	Put side by side
DDown 42:	Relative of a gator
DDown 44:	Their eggs are dark green
DDown 46:	Camera spec	SLR
DDown 48:	–
DDown 49:	Brought before a jury
DDown 52:	This, in Spanish	ESTA
DDown 53:	Malibu, e.g.
DDown 55:	One way to go
DDown 57:	"This guy? We're together"	HESWITHME
DDown 61:	–
DDown 62:	Accounts
DDown 64:	Green-lights	OKS
DDown 66:	Schedule slot filler: Abbr.	APPT
DDown 67:	Grim
DDown 68:	Terra ___
DDown 70:	One doing the lord's work?
DDown 71:	Birch bark and pine cones, e.g.
DDown 72:	–
DDown 75:	Missing work?	STOLENART
DDown 77:	Exchange words?	WANNATRADE
DDown 79:	Trickle (through)
DDown 81:	–
DDown 83:	Language spoken in Luang Prabang
DDown 84:	Government bonds?
DDown 85:	Welcome
DDown 86:	Consumer
DDown 87:	Set … or word said before set
DDown 90:	Estuary
DDown 91:	"Three Tall Women" playwright
DDown 96:	Overnight site
DDown 98:	Cold feet and cold shoulder, for two
DDown 99:	Emperor before the Year of the Four Emperors
DDown 101:	Louisiana cooking style
DDown 103:	"Flick of the Switch" band	ACDC
DDown 104:	Curt
DDown 105:	Aches (for)
DDown 107:	Classic soda brand	NEHI
DDown 109:	–
DDown 112:	___-Ball
DDown 113:	Education orgs.	PTAS
DDown 114:	Hush-hush pacts, in brief	NDAS
DDown 116:	–
DDown 117:	Good name, informally
DDown 119:	Some smartphones	LGS
DDown 120:	Something bent or lent
DDown 121:	–
DDown 122:	Norm: Abbr.