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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 22nd September 2024
There are 72 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd September 2024. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: One getting into some hot water?
AAcross 7: Home monitors
AAcross 11: Data sought in phishing attempts, in briefSSNS
AAcross 15: Thus far
AAcross 21: Cry from a treehouse
AAcross 22: Doesn't rule out, as a possibilityKEEPSOPEN
AAcross 24: Wrinkle-free, say
AAcross 25: Turned on an axis
AAcross 26: Real no-brainer?UTTERFOOL
AAcross 27: Colorful ingredients in some cookie recipesMANDMS
AAcross 28: Trash
AAcross 29: Reef lurker
AAcross 31: Ways off
AAcross 32: Part of H.M.S.
AAcross 34: Word with body or blood
AAcross 35: Texter’s alternative to an eye roll emojiSMH
AAcross 36: Olympians on stunt bikes, informallyBMXERS
AAcross 38: Genre for Fall Out BoyEMOPOP
AAcross 41: U.S. currency: Abbr.
AAcross 42: Negative influence on others, metaphoricallyBADAPPLE
AAcross 44: Expressed
AAcross 47: To sweeten the dealASABONUS
AAcross 49: Declines to
AAcross 50: Houdini’s signature feat … or a hint to the circled squares in this puzzleESCAPEACT
AAcross 53: Basis for a feud
AAcross 54: Rudder found in natureFISHFIN
AAcross 57: "Bad luck, I guess … It was my turn, that's all. I was in the path of the ___" (quote from 18-Down)
AAcross 58: Became stuckHITARUT
AAcross 61: "This is the worst!"
AAcross 62: Receptacle for soaking before a pedicureFOOTSPA
AAcross 64: Brainy bunchMENSANS
AAcross 66: Electronica pioneer BrianENO
AAcross 67: Bulgarian or Bosnian
AAcross 69: Rap group inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame NWA
AAcross 70: The White House grounds have 18 of them
AAcross 72: Some online pings, in briefIMS
AAcross 73: "Yo!," on the down-low
AAcross 74: Lightning-fast hedgehog of video games
AAcross 76: What "washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life," per Picasso
AAcross 78: Lane for carpoolersHOV
AAcross 79: Six-foot-tall Aussie sprinter
AAcross 80: Grows dimmer
AAcross 81: "Are you ___ drive?"OKTO
AAcross 82: Certain online video snippetYOUTUBECLIP
AAcross 85: Downwind, to seafarers
AAcross 86: "Breaking Bad" channelAMC
AAcross 88: Fastener that's one letter ahead of "U-bolt" in the dictionaryTNUT
AAcross 89: Org. with the Artemis program
AAcross 90: Office building unit: Abbr.STE
AAcross 91: What a police escort may offerSAFEPASSAGE
AAcross 95: Classic cover-ups for spiesTRENCHCOATS
AAcross 100: Fumble or bumble
AAcross 101: Card game with a Power Grab editionUNO
AAcross 102: "Good joke!"
AAcross 103: Red side, in brief
AAcross 104: IndecencyPOORTASTE
AAcross 108: Female in the forest
AAcross 111: "Like that matters to me!"ASIFICARE
AAcross 114: Stage a jailbreak à la 18-DownTUNNELOUT
AAcross 115: Annual May race, familiarly
AAcross 116: Held together in a makeshift wayDUCTTAPED
AAcross 117: Wraps
AAcross 118: Sizable challenge for a mover
AAcross 119: Make a break for it
AAcross 120: Yearn (for)
AAcross 121: Swain
AAcross 122: Parts of N.F.L. highlight reels, for shortTDS
AAcross 123: This really blows!
AAcross 124: Airport monitor, for short
AAcross 125: Razz
AAcross 126: Pennzoil competitor
AAcross 126: Pennzoil competitor
DDown 1: Exceeds 21, in blackjack
DDown 2: Poise under pressure
DDown 3: With 6-Down, prison drama released on September 23, 1994THESHAWSHANK
DDown 4: Hacks with an ax
DDown 5: Ahead of, in poetry
DDown 6: See 3-Down
DDown 7: Instrument strummed in the Train song "Hey, Soul Sister"
DDown 8: Popular gala venue, with "the"
DDown 9: Sneaky ___ (sly dogs)PETES
DDown 10: Glasses, informallySPEX
DDown 11: Like cashmere
DDown 12: Imagine, casuallySPOSE
DDown 13: Prefix with -lithic
DDown 14: 16-time gig for Steve MartinSNLHOST
DDown 15: Portrayer of 18-DownTIMROBBINS
DDown 16: "Cup ___ cone?"
DDown 17: Terse admonishmentDONT
DDown 18: Lead role in 3-Down/6-DownANDYDUFRESNE
DDown 19: They're measured in beats per minute
DDown 20: Famed Ford flopEDSEL
DDown 23: Honorific from Sanskrit
DDown 30: Date on a debit card: Abbr.EXP
DDown 33: Pollution-regulating org.
DDown 33: Pollution-regulating org.
DDown 36: Resort town in Alberta's Rockies
DDown 37: Kicks back
DDown 39: "The Heart of Georgia"
DDown 40: ___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey
DDown 43: "What was I thinking!?"
DDown 44: Fall accessory?
DDown 45: Bygone channel that launched with the two-hour pilot of "Star Trek: Voyager"UPN
DDown 46: 4x100 relay, for oneTEAMEVENT
DDown 48: Org. with Student Success GrantsNEA
DDown 51: ___ América (quadrennial soccer championship)COPA
DDown 52: Juice drinksADES
DDown 54: To-do
DDown 55: Yeti's commercial rival
DDown 56: "Ain't gonna happen!"
DDown 58: OverplayHAMUP
DDown 59: Erase from one's memory, in slang
DDown 60: Target audience for "Peppa Pig"
DDown 63: Decks with cards numbered I through XXI
DDown 65: Apelike
DDown 68: Curriculum ___
DDown 71: Take inventory?
DDown 73: Prefix with -lithicPALEO
DDown 75: Make sense
DDown 77: Ingredient in a niçoise salad
DDown 79: Conditional coding word
DDown 80: "Hey, I'm walkin' here!"WATCHIT
DDown 83: Harbor helper
DDown 84: It might get booted
DDown 87: Main blvd. through N.Y.C.'s ChinatownCANALST
DDown 90: Treated unfairly, informally
DDown 91: The swans in "The Twelve Days of Christmas," e.g.
DDown 92: In the area
DDown 93: Some makeshift fans
DDown 94: "Already?!"SOSOON
DDown 96: Ostentatiously stylish
DDown 97: Early Christian meals of love and fellowship
DDown 98: Unwrapped with gustoTOREAT
DDown 99: AcceleratedSPEDUP
DDown 105: Shot makers, for shortRNS
DDown 106: Top of a titmouse
DDown 107: H on a frat house
DDown 108: Shoveled stuff
DDown 109: Unwelcome obligation
DDown 110: Irish novelist O'BrienEDNA
DDown 111: Coding pioneer Lovelace
DDown 112: Be bad, like really bad
DDown 113: Kin of a zin
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