New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd August 2015 There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd August 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Paintball soundSPLATAAcross 6: City between Turin and GenoaASTIAAcross 10: Padlocks lock themHASPSAAcross 15: Nothing, slangilyJACKAAcross 19: Spot check?LEASHAAcross 20: ___ AirIPADAAcross 21: Egg producerOVARYAAcross 22: Drivetrain partAXLEAAcross 23: Alternative band that sounds like every other alternative band?INDIECLONEAAcross 25: #1 Billboard artist that's an anagram of 23-AcrossCELINEDIONAAcross 27: Check timePAYDAYAAcross 28: "Wicked Game" singer ChrisISAAKAAcross 30: Showroom displayMODELSAAcross 31: Documentarian MorrisERROLAAcross 33: They're new to the familySTEPDADSAAcross 36: Mystery writer DeightonLENAAcross 38: Deli orderHAMAAcross 41: Like some drinks and emotionsMIXEDAAcross 43: "Nonsense!"MYHATAAcross 44: Full of frillsLACYAAcross 45: Invitation for musical plagiarism?USEMYLYRICAAcross 48: #1 Billboard artist that's an anagram of 45-AcrossMILEYCYRUSAAcross 51: Like first editions, oftenRAREAAcross 52: QuirkANOMALYAAcross 54: Cell in a 21-AcrossOOCYTEAAcross 55: Frilly trimRUCHEAAcross 57: Rebels' schoolOLEMISSAAcross 58: Remote possibility?MUTEAAcross 59: "... ___ other name would smell as sweet": JulietANYAAcross 60: Cellar setupWINERACKAAcross 62: Good dealLOTAAcross 63: Carrier lettersUSSAAcross 66: Greeting to a conductor?HIMAESTROAAcross 68: #1 Billboard artist that's an anagram of 66-AcrossAEROSMITHAAcross 71: Till billTENAAcross 72: Turn to mushROTAAcross 73: Acrylic containerPAINTPOTAAcross 76: Welcome to the fold?BAAAAcross 77: Tide typeNEAPAAcross 79: EnormousMAMMOTHAAcross 80: Coffeehouse entertainersPOETSAAcross 82: ExciteAROUSEAAcross 85: Oil change, brake test, etc.CAR CAREAAcross 86: Performance often in ItalianARIAAAcross 87: Friendly music genre?GENIALROCKAAcross 89: #1 Billboard artist that's an anagram of 87-AcrossCAROLEKINGAAcross 93: SpellboundRAPTAAcross 94: It's often set at nightALARMAAcross 96: Kimchi is its national dishKOREAAAcross 97: See 124-AcrossAGOAAcross 98: Botanist GrayASAAAcross 99: Alternative to an OscarSAGAWARDAAcross 102: Pepper ___, Iron Man's love interestPOTTSAAcross 104: "Family Guy" babySTEWIEAAcross 106: Mythical weeperNIOBEAAcross 108: Sea creatures with beaksOCTOPIAAcross 112: Part of a hospital playlist?NURSESSONGAAcross 115: #1 Billboard artist that's an anagram of 112-AcrossGUNSNROSESAAcross 117: Play thingPROPAAcross 118: Emmy-nominated FX comedyLOUIEAAcross 119: "Ohhh, O.K."ISEEAAcross 120: Ready for useON TAPAAcross 121: Count (on)RELYAAcross 122: Punch inENTERAAcross 123: Banks with a lot of moneyTYRAAAcross 124: With 97-Across, back some timeWEEKSDDown 1: Make a mistakeSLIPDDown 2: Enrique ___ Nieto, Mexican president elected in 2012PENADDown 3: Word after leading or cleaningLADYDDown 4: DigressionASIDEDDown 5: Private sector?THEARMYDDown 6: HurtAILDDown 7: Caution in a movie review, maybeSPOILERALERTDDown 8: WhipsTANSDDown 9: "___ are like beards; men do not have them until they grow up": VoltaireIDEASDDown 10: Face wear for Jason Voorhees in "Friday the 13th"HOCKEYMASKDDown 11: Old greetingAVEDDown 12: ___ acetosella (KHC2O4)SALDDown 13: Human, for onePRIMATEDDown 14: Church councilSYNODDDown 15: Light blue-greenJADEDDown 16: Armpit-relatedAXILLARYDDown 17: Like military hairstylesCLOSECUTDDown 18: Actor Jeong of "The Hangover"KENDDown 18: Actor Jeong of "The Hangover"KEN.DDown 24: Saint with an alphabet named after himCYRILDDown 26: Newsroom workers, for shortEDSDDown 29: Twenty something?ATMDDown 32: California school attended by Obama, familiarlyOXYDDown 34: N.L. East team, to fansPHILSDDown 35: New Year's Eve host CarsonDALYDDown 37: Org. with a closing bellNYSEDDown 38: Triumphant cryHURRAHDDown 39: TogetherASAUNITDDown 40: "Heavens!"MERCYMEDDown 42: Dough used for tortillas, maybeDINERODDown 44: Aristotle's schoolLYCEUMDDown 46: "Whatever"MEHDDown 47: Head case?COMADDown 49: "Et tu?"YOUTOODDown 50: Bunkhouse featureCOTDDown 53: Karaoke needMICDDown 56: Maa in "Babe," e.g.EWEDDown 57: LeadingONTOPDDown 58: Turn (into)MORPHDDown 61: Jacob's name after he wrestled with the angelISRAELDDown 62: Makeshift weapon in a murder mysteryLETTER OPENERDDown 64: Epitome of desolatenessSIBERIADDown 65: Making knownSTATINGDDown 67: ___ coeptis (phrase on the back of a dollar bill)ANNUITDDown 68: Hooded jacketANORAKDDown 69: Nascar sponsorS.T.P.DDown 69: Nascar sponsorSTPDDown 70: TriesHASAGODDown 73: Figure in a Yogi Bear cartoonPARKRANGERDDown 74: "The Walking Dead" channelAMCDDown 75: Computer that sounds like a theater when pluralizedIMACDDown 78: That: Sp.ESADDown 79: Noisy talkerMACAWDDown 81: Virginia's ___ Hill Academy, alma mater of 20+ N.B.A. playersOAKDDown 82: Taj Mahal cityAGRADDown 83: ComfortREASSUREDDown 84: Keeping the beat?ONPATROLDDown 85: ___ warsCOLADDown 88: Persists, as a forest fireRAGESONDDown 90: Spanish goldORODDown 91: RevealLET ONDDown 92: Lose faceEATCROWDDown 95: Hosp. procedureMRIDDown 99: Winter Olympics powerhouse: Abbr.SWEDDown 100: Congressional dividerAISLEDDown 101: LoafDOGITDDown 103: Something skippedSTONEDDown 105: SpotESPYDDown 107: OrnateBUSYDDown 109: Bone: PrefixOSTEDDown 110: Hit a high pointPEAKDDown 111: AT&T and Comcast, for shortISPSDDown 112: "Science Friday" airerNPRDDown 113: Unseen winning card, in poker lingoOUTDDown 114: Never, in BerlinNIEDDown 116: Limitless quantitySEA