New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th March 2024

There are 67 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th March 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	New dog owner's purchase
AAcross 6:	Dog adoption grp.	ASPCA
AAcross 11:	Pop group with an "army"	BTS
AAcross 14:	Setting for "Heidi"
AAcross 18:	"We're not standin' in their way!"	LETEM
AAcross 19:	Pepper grinder?
AAcross 20:	Put to work
AAcross 21:	Word with good or blood
AAcross 22:	Extra lives or additional gems, for a freemium game	INAPURCHASE
AAcross 24:	[Gasp!]	THEHORROR
AAcross 26:	Pastoral setting?
AAcross 27:	"Who am I? Two-four-six-oh-___!" ("Les Misérables" lyric)
AAcross 28:	Cracker shape
AAcross 29:	"___-Olution" (2002 rap album)
AAcross 30:	Avoided a tag, in a way
AAcross 31:	"The kids these days have gotten way better than me"	IMTOLDFORTHISNOW
AAcross 35:	Two-million-year-old discovery in 2022 in the frozen soil of Greenland
AAcross 36:	Cereal bit
AAcross 37:	Something to butter up
AAcross 38:	Text communication inits.	SMS
AAcross 41:	Shaggy hairstyle
AAcross 42:	File-creating command	SAVEAS
AAcross 44:	Actress Thompson	TESSA
AAcross 48:	Former minor-league team that played at Aloha Stadium	HAWAISLANDERS
AAcross 51:	Spot for food and craft beer
AAcross 53:	Opt
AAcross 54:	Significant stretch
AAcross 55:	Crane lookalike
AAcross 57:	"Do you really see me that way?"
AAcross 58:	Range rover ... or something to do in a Range Rover
AAcross 59:	Craft that uses drafts
AAcross 63:	What a cracker might crack
AAcross 64:	Something for the rest of the military?
AAcross 65:	Scrabble bonus seen six times in this puzzle	TRIPLELETTERSCORE
AAcross 70:	"The Chase" channel
AAcross 72:	Was published
AAcross 73:	In which "Ciamar a tha thu?" means "How are you?"
AAcross 74:	Booped body parts
AAcross 77:	Member of the fam
AAcross 78:	Count for a jury
AAcross 80:	I, in German
AAcross 81:	Slip past
AAcross 82:	Product lines?
AAcross 84:	Something delivered by Jake Tapper or Anderson Cooper	CNEWSHEADLINE
AAcross 89:	Kofi of the U.N.	ANNAN
AAcross 90:	Pan feature
AAcross 91:	Yank
AAcross 92:	When repeated, ["Is this thing on?"]
AAcross 93:	Battle royale
AAcross 96:	Nickname next to a heart emoji, perhaps	BAE
AAcross 97:	Cyrillic letter pronounced like the "zz" of "pizza"	TSE
AAcross 98:	"The English Patient" actress	KRISTINSCOTHOMAS
AAcross 104:	Attenuated
AAcross 108:	"South," in Hanoi
AAcross 109:	Place to chill, paradoxically
AAcross 110:	Home of the Hockey Hall of Fame: Abbr.	ONT
AAcross 111:	Device that works with CarPlay
AAcross 113:	Single guy?
AAcross 115:	Executive's acumen	BUSINESENSE
AAcross 117:	Apt domain for basketball's King James
AAcross 118:	Scanning inits.
AAcross 119:	Something to believe in
AAcross 120:	Didn't just assume
AAcross 121:	Part of the body to slap
AAcross 122:	Queen ___
AAcross 123:	To be, in Spanish	ESTAR
AAcross 124:	Easily irritated
DDown 1:	Film archive bits
DDown 2:	Kidney-related
DDown 3:	Maker of the Flashback console	ATARI
DDown 4:	Lukewarm
DDown 5:	Birds with deep booming calls
DDown 6:	"Better Call Saul" channel	AMC
DDown 7:	Very sexy	SOHOT
DDown 8:	Texas city that's home to Frito-Lay
DDown 9:	Lawyer's bundle of work
DDown 9:	Lawyer's bundle of work
DDown 10:	"___ you not entertained?"
DDown 11:	"Au contraire!"	BUTNO
DDown 12:	Cannon fodder, at times	TSHIRTS
DDown 13:	Appear that one may	SEEMTO
DDown 14:	Urgent time to start gathering tax documents: Abbr.
DDown 15:	TikTok star Gray
DDown 16:	B.Y.U.'s city
DDown 17:	Scatter about
DDown 21:	"Here's the thing ..."	SOLISTEN
DDown 23:	A group of them is called a "crash"
DDown 25:	Texter's reaction button
DDown 25:	Texter's reaction button
DDown 28:	Post
DDown 32:	Syrupy covering for ham	MAPLEGLAZE
DDown 33:	Protagonist in "2001: A Space Odyssey"	DAVE
DDown 34:	Crockpot filler
DDown 35:	___ Mendeleev, creator of the periodic table	DMITRI
DDown 38:	"___ All That" (1990s teen comedy)
DDown 39:	Soda shop order
DDown 40:	Vegetable often eaten without utensils
DDown 40:	Vegetable often eaten without utensils
DDown 42:	Aviculture : bird :: heliciculture : ___
DDown 43:	Campfire remains
DDown 45:	Out-of-this-world outfit
DDown 46:	Rikishi compete in it
DDown 47:	Slightly
DDown 49:	Taiwanese tech giant
DDown 50:	Pink-furred cat in "Garfield"	ARLENE
DDown 51:	Antipasto dish of tomatoes on grilled bread
DDown 52:	Campus military org.
DDown 56:	Make more meaningful
DDown 60:	B.S., for one
DDown 61:	Letter that rhymes with the letters before and after it
DDown 62:	Direction giver's suggestion: Abbr.	RTE
DDown 66:	Jab
DDown 67:	Tony winner Renée ___ Goldsberry	ELISE
DDown 68:	High-strung	ONEDGE
DDown 69:	Coin collection
DDown 70:	Enclosed rhyme scheme
DDown 71:	Cereal bit
DDown 75:	Poet St. Vincent Millay	EDNA
DDown 76:	Creep out, perhaps
DDown 78:	Counterpart of "Been there"	DONETHAT
DDown 79:	Sgt. or cpl.	NCO
DDown 83:	Engine parts
DDown 85:	Bigwig
DDown 86:	Coup d'___
DDown 87:	Time when most people are asleep	WEEHOURS
DDown 88:	One birthed in Perth
DDown 90:	Shrug or wave
DDown 94:	Sekhmet, the Egyptian goddess of war, takes the form of one
DDown 95:	Place in a crypt
DDown 98:	Announce one's presence, in a way
DDown 99:	Invisible household hazard
DDown 100:	"My luck's bound to turn around!"	IMDUE
DDown 101:	Adorable sort
DDown 102:	Beginning stage
DDown 103:	Crete's highest point, for short	MTIDA
DDown 104:	The ones nearby
DDown 105:	Indicates "Out of my way!"
DDown 106:	Miniature map
DDown 107:	High-maintenance, say
DDown 112:	Exam with "calculator" and "no calculator" math sections	PSAT
DDown 114:	G.I.'s rations	MRE
DDown 115:	Dating inits.
DDown 115:	Dating inits.
DDown 116:	Negative Boolean operator