New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th September 2015

There are 71 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th September 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	One raised in church?
AAcross 6:	Beltmaking tool
AAcross 9:	Emailer's need: Abbr.	ACCT
AAcross 13:	Hand-made percussion
AAcross 18:	Assembly line track	GUIDERAIL
AAcross 20:	Word of parting
AAcross 21:	Ability to borrow
AAcross 22:	On edge
AAcross 23:	Something saved for a rainy day
AAcross 24:	Caribbean capital
AAcross 25:	Nog topper
AAcross 26:	Vessel with a spout
AAcross 28:	Rallying cry during the Polk administration	5440ORFIGHT
AAcross 30:	1957 film set almost entirely in one room	12ANGRYMEN
AAcross 33:	Unimportant flaw
AAcross 34:	Payment promise
AAcross 35:	Master
AAcross 38:	Lessen the value of, maybe
AAcross 39:	Changes to the bill?	NOSEJOBS
AAcross 42:	Infiltrator
AAcross 43:	Hawk on the street
AAcross 45:	Blotto
AAcross 47:	Fab Four surname
AAcross 48:	Becomes one
AAcross 49:	"Young Frankenstein" assistant
AAcross 50:	Degrees of magnitude?	PHDS
AAcross 53:	"Kinsey" star, 2004	NEESON
AAcross 55:	Early manufacturer of home computers	ATARI
AAcross 57:	Court figure Williams	SERENA
AAcross 60:	Return date?	APRIL15
AAcross 63:	Ted with a guitar	NUGENT
AAcross 65:	Moving day need
AAcross 66:	0%, in a way
AAcross 67:	Economic org. in D.C.
AAcross 69:	Italian religious figure	CRISTO
AAcross 70:	Game that people rarely agree to play twice	52PICKUP
AAcross 72:	Zach's old flame in "A Chorus Line"
AAcross 74:	First name in Objectivism	AYN
AAcross 75:	Historical topics
AAcross 77:	Make a point
AAcross 78:	Byproduct in petroleum refining
AAcross 79:	Alejandro G. Iñárritu film with the tagline "How much does life weigh?"	21GRAMS
AAcross 81:	Hunts, as a house cat might
AAcross 83:	Glass raiser's word	SALUD
AAcross 84:	"___ Arrives" (1967 soul album)	ARETHA
AAcross 87:	It "teaches you when to be silent," per Disraeli
AAcross 88:	Wee bit
AAcross 89:	Growing businesses
AAcross 92:	Lively comedies
AAcross 95:	Nomadic conqueror
AAcross 97:	Dealer's customer
AAcross 98:	Trust eroders
AAcross 99:	Kid-lit's Eloise, e.g.	CITYGIRL
AAcross 102:	Parts of many passwords: Abbr.
AAcross 104:	Imbecile
AAcross 105:	Ornament shape
AAcross 106:	"Oh wow!"
AAcross 107:	2004 rom-com in which a middle schooler is transformed into an adult overnight	13GOINGON30
AAcross 110:	Contiguous U.S. states, colloquially	THELOWER48
AAcross 114:	Org. with conferences	NCAA
AAcross 115:	At the back
AAcross 119:	Bee, e.g.
AAcross 120:	Cry of dismay	OHNO
AAcross 122:	Routine-bound	INAGROOVE
AAcross 124:	Beau Brummell accessories
AAcross 125:	___ Rabbit
AAcross 126:	Car chase sounds
AAcross 127:	Ability
AAcross 128:	Morales of "NYPD Blue"	ESAI
AAcross 129:	Hieroglyphic symbol
AAcross 130:	L.P.G.A. garment
DDown 1:	"I'm ___ it!" (hick's nix)
DDown 2:	Doozy
DDown 3:	Use a lance
DDown 4:	1960s-'70s police drama	ADAM12
DDown 5:	Make another movie together, say
DDown 6:	Roadside assistance org.
DDown 7:	Harder to fool
DDown 8:	"Inside ___ Davis" (Coen brothers film)	LLEWYN
DDown 9:	Adams, Monroe or Grant
DDown 10:	The Company, in govt. lingo
DDown 11:	1960s buddy cop sitcom, informally	CAR54
DDown 12:	Pop group?	TOP40
DDown 13:	Pottery, e.g.
DDown 14:	Israelite tribe progenitor
DDown 15:	Slow movements
DDown 16:	Simple camera's aperture
DDown 17:	Square figures
DDown 19:	Pertaining to a sovereign
DDown 21:	Rock or Pine	CHRIS
DDown 27:	Broody rock genre
DDown 29:	Not working, say	ONBREAK
DDown 31:	Film set assistants
DDown 32:	Stocking fabric
DDown 35:	Colombia's national airline	AVIANCA
DDown 36:	Re/Max competitor	CENTURY21
DDown 37:	Instantly likable
DDown 40:	"The Brady Bunch" kid
DDown 41:	Resource in the board game The Settlers of Catan
DDown 41:	Resource in the board game The Settlers of Catan
DDown 42:	Tax-exempt bond, for short
DDown 44:	Has the temerity
DDown 46:	Rock band from Athens, Ga.	THEB52S
DDown 48:	Modern rock and news/talk, for two
DDown 51:	Bit of rain
DDown 52:	Title IX target
DDown 54:	Liven (up)
DDown 56:	Visibly moved	INTEARS
DDown 58:	Maker of candy wafers	NECCO
DDown 59:	Invite to dinner, say
DDown 61:	Singer with the band Cult Jam	LISALISA
DDown 62:	Figurative duration of short-lived fame
DDown 64:	Mel who co-wrote "The Christmas Song"	TORME
DDown 66:	Filibuster feature
DDown 68:	Birdseed containers
DDown 71:	Minor predecessor?
DDown 73:	SeaWorld performer	SHAMU
DDown 76:	On both sides of
DDown 80:	Colorado State's team
DDown 82:	Deeply offended
DDown 85:	Selling well
DDown 86:	First name of Dickens's Little Dorrit	AMY
DDown 89:	Clues to a sunken ship's location
DDown 90:	Diving helmet attachment
DDown 91:	Hitchcock film with a nameless heroine
DDown 93:	Rating first used for "Red Dawn"	PG13
DDown 94:	Italian gentlemen
DDown 96:	Relentless faultfinder
DDown 99:	Religious outfits
DDown 100:	"Arabian Nights" predator
DDown 101:	Serve as a go-between
DDown 103:	Siesta sounds
DDown 106:	Bearded ones
DDown 108:	Drew in books
DDown 109:	NBC sitcom set at NBC	30ROCK
DDown 111:	Symbol of England
DDown 112:	Spa wear
DDown 113:	Eddie Murphy's big-screen debut	48HRS
DDown 116:	West End district
DDown 117:	Maintain
DDown 118:	For fear that
DDown 121:	Sponsor of some PBS programs	NEA
DDown 123:	Word often shortened to its middle letter in texts