New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd August 2014

There are 62 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd August 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Little muscle?
AAcross 4:	Like some turkeys
AAcross 10:	First, second and third, but not fourth
AAcross 15:	Rescue squad member, for short	EMT
AAcross 18:	Tax law subjects	IRAS
AAcross 20:	Like much tax law
AAcross 21:	Gallery figure
AAcross 23:	Former Potala Palace resident
AAcross 24:	German philosopher with an injury?	WOUNDEDNIETZSCHE
AAcross 26:	Gulf of ___
AAcross 27:	Court V.I.P.'s
AAcross 28:	Driver of "Girls"
AAcross 29:	Models, in a way
AAcross 30:	Guy who's covered in mud?	FILTHYRITCHIE
AAcross 35:	"Impossible is nothing" sloganeer	ADIDAS
AAcross 37:	Spiced tea
AAcross 38:	72-Across, e.g., informally
AAcross 39:	Models
AAcross 41:	Motor grp.
AAcross 42:	Chase scene staples	COPCARS
AAcross 46:	Request upon leaving?	LASTWISH
AAcross 49:	Ruckus
AAcross 51:	African-American martial art?	BLACKTAICHI
AAcross 53:	Iowa college	COE
AAcross 55:	Cabby's phrase on arrival	HEREWEARE
AAcross 57:	S O S, e.g.
AAcross 58:	Some cries for attention
AAcross 60:	County north of San Francisco	MARIN
AAcross 61:	Citi Field precursor
AAcross 63:	___ valve
AAcross 64:	Only form that carbohydrates take?	THELONESTARCHYSTATE
AAcross 69:	"Absalom and Achitophel" poet
AAcross 70:	Piddling
AAcross 71:	Break ground?
AAcross 72:	Baby 38-Across
AAcross 73:	In
AAcross 75:	Record label co-founded by Jay-Z	ROCAFELLA
AAcross 79:	"That will be ere the set of ___": "Macbeth"
AAcross 80:	Unsure answer to "Where were the 2014 Winter Olympics held?"?	IGUESSSOCHI
AAcross 83:	Group of two
AAcross 84:	7-Layer Burrito seller	TACOBELL
AAcross 87:	How seatbelts should be fastened
AAcross 89:	GPS course: Abbr.	RTE
AAcross 90:	Get off one's chest?
AAcross 91:	End of the NATO phonetic alphabet
AAcross 92:	Iroquois foe in the Beaver Wars
AAcross 94:	Nuts
AAcross 97:	Actor Stanley's dinner reservation?	TABLEFORTUCCI
AAcross 102:	Filmmaker Nicolas	ROEG
AAcross 103:	Loads
AAcross 105:	"___ got an idea!"	IVE
AAcross 106:	Advance
AAcross 107:	Film reviewed by Jughead's friend?	ARCHIERATEDMOVIE
AAcross 113:	Audubon's "The Birds of America," e.g.
AAcross 114:	Arm that's swung
AAcross 115:	Parts of a party line
AAcross 116:	Feel like
AAcross 117:	Dr.'s relatives	STS
AAcross 118:	"Less Than Zero" author	ELLIS
AAcross 119:	Alarm clock button
AAcross 120:	___ Fields
AAcross 120:	___ Fields
DDown 1:	Rice ___
DDown 2:	Do away with
DDown 3:	Fine coat material
DDown 4:	Off-color
DDown 5:	Like Super Bowl crowds	AROAR
DDown 6:	"Pardon me," in Parma	SCUSI
DDown 7:	Like 3-Down
DDown 8:	Target of some passes
DDown 9:	Wallace of "E.T."
DDown 10:	Burglary, in police-speak	BANDE
DDown 11:	Verdi's "Ernani! Ernani, involami," e.g.
DDown 12:	Flute section
DDown 13:	D.C. summer setting	EDT
DDown 14:	Declares, informally
DDown 15:	Rider of the war horse Babieca
DDown 16:	Celebrated Bombay-born conductor	MEHTA
DDown 17:	It's a lock
DDown 19:	Seasonal cookie eater
DDown 22:	Italian town with Giotto frescoes	ASSISI
DDown 25:	Roast locale
DDown 31:	Drink since 1948
DDown 32:	Trail to follow
DDown 33:	Stop on a wine tour?
DDown 34:	Have over
DDown 35:	Italian wine hub	ASTI
DDown 36:	It disappears in the morning
DDown 39:	Speed
DDown 40:	Hazmat monitor
DDown 41:	Bit of fallout
DDown 43:	Shakespeare character with a magic aphrodisiac	OBERON
DDown 44:	Vanilla
DDown 45:	___ asada	CARNE
DDown 46:	Whitman's dooryard flower
DDown 47:	Loser to Pierce in 1852
DDown 48:	Comic Mandel	HOWIE
DDown 50:	Holding one's breath, for hiccups
DDown 52:	Mimic's business
DDown 54:	Emergency key	ESC
DDown 56:	Home of Merlin, in Arthurian legend
DDown 58:	Decorator's creation
DDown 59:	Did away with
DDown 61:	Tuxedo accouterments
DDown 62:	Chinese dynasty preceding the Three Kingdoms
DDown 63:	Go at
DDown 64:	Game on the line?
DDown 65:	Pack member
DDown 66:	Fast pitch
DDown 67:	Moonshine
DDown 68:	Sound investment?
DDown 69:	Workers in booths, maybe	DJS
DDown 73:	Many moons
DDown 74:	Pack carrier
DDown 75:	Independent sort
DDown 76:	Classical work accompanied by a musical instrument
DDown 77:	One jumping on the bandwagon, say
DDown 78:	Suffix with orange
DDown 80:	Citation abbr.
DDown 81:	Bump, as one's toe
DDown 82:	Place for a potted plant
DDown 85:	Not loose
DDown 86:	Boston Garden legend
DDown 88:	"Having fun ___?"
DDown 91:	Billy of "Titanic"	ZANE
DDown 93:	Displays disuse
DDown 94:	Kaffiyeh wearers	ARABS
DDown 95:	Film title character who likes to high-five	BORAT
DDown 96:	Shakers and others
DDown 97:	Lugs
DDown 98:	Police, in slang	FIVEO
DDown 99:	Ex-Disney chief Michael	OVITZ
DDown 100:	Witherspoon of "Mud"	REESE
DDown 101:	Agenda makeup
DDown 103:	Kazakhstan's ___ Sea	ARAL
DDown 104:	Meter site
DDown 108:	Basse-Terre, par exemple	ILE
DDown 109:	Unagi, in a sushi bar
DDown 110:	Sot's woe
DDown 111:	W.C. sign
DDown 112:	One half of an iconic 1981 Rolling Stone cover