New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd April 2016

There are 69 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd April 2016. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	___-Town (sobriquet in many a Kanye West song)
AAcross 1:	___-Town (sobriquet in many a Kanye West song)
AAcross 4:	"To Kill a Mockingbird" theme
AAcross 10:	Get heavily (into)
AAcross 14:	Distinctive Harry Potter feature
AAcross 18:	Overactors
AAcross 20:	Hebrew for "my Lord"	ADONAI
AAcross 21:	Period for reflection and recharging	ALONETIME
AAcross 23:	With 113-Across, heard but disregarded ... or a hint to interpreting the Across answers with circled letters	INONEEARAND
AAcross 25:	Gallant type
AAcross 26:	"___ Dei" (prayer)	AGNUS
AAcross 27:	Baldwin's "30 Rock" co-star
AAcross 28:	Clean air org.
AAcross 28:	Clean air org.
AAcross 29:	Mayan food staple
AAcross 30:	Browser navigation aids
AAcross 31:	Common query from one about to leave the house	WHEREARIGHTTOKNOW
AAcross 35:	The left, informally
AAcross 36:	Meditate (on)
AAcross 37:	Modern surgical aid
AAcross 38:	Come-___
AAcross 39:	___-surfing
AAcross 40:	Show wear
AAcross 41:	Arcade game sound
AAcross 43:	Nicknames
AAcross 46:	Indignant reply when someone withholds information	IHAVEAREMYKEYS
AAcross 49:	Contract part
AAcross 53:	P.M. after and before Churchill
AAcross 54:	Carson who won the 2001 T. S. Eliot Prize for Poetry
AAcross 55:	"Come on ... be daring"	TAKEARIVER
AAcross 57:	Increases, with "to"
AAcross 59:	"No worries"	ITSCOOL
AAcross 62:	Look from Scrooge
AAcross 63:	Sally
AAcross 66:	Tell	SAYTO
AAcross 68:	Bubbling
AAcross 70:	24-note tune
AAcross 71:	Quattros and TTs	AUDIS
AAcross 73:	"I had nothing to do with it"	WASNTME
AAcross 75:	Olympic sprinting champion Devers	GAIL
AAcross 77:	"Oh, boo-hoo!"	CRYMEARISK
AAcross 79:	Overly ingratiating
AAcross 81:	Senior project
AAcross 85:	Some Ivy Leaguers	YALIES
AAcross 86:	"Would you consider this suggestion?"	CANIMAKEAROUND
AAcross 88:	Nutritional figs.	RDAS
AAcross 90:	Roman statesman known as "the Censor"	CATO
AAcross 91:	Given the signal
AAcross 92:	Label for a suit?
AAcross 93:	Some Johnny Hart panels	BCS
AAcross 96:	Not true?
AAcross 98:	Outlaws
AAcross 99:	Out of control
AAcross 100:	Comment to the not-yet-convinced	YOULLCOMEAREQUEST
AAcross 105:	Mountain goat
AAcross 106:	Politico with the autobiography "An American Son"	RUBIO
AAcross 107:	The Engineers of the N.C.A.A.	RPI
AAcross 108:	Disneyland's Main Street, ___
AAcross 108:	Disneyland's Main Street, ___
AAcross 109:	___ rima (meter of Dante's "Divine Comedy")	TERZA
AAcross 111:	Former name for Syracuse athletes	ORANGEMEN
AAcross 113:	See 23-Across	OUTTHEOTHER
AAcross 117:	Rustic backyard plaything	TIRESWING
AAcross 118:	Subject of 1972 negotiations with China
AAcross 119:	Part of a bloodline
AAcross 120:	Coins with fleurs-de-lis
AAcross 121:	Remnants
AAcross 122:	Famed Six Flags Great Adventure roller coaster	ELTORO
AAcross 123:	Talking-___	TOS
DDown 1:	___ Pets (1980s fad)
DDown 2:	"Just hold on"	HANGTIGHT
DDown 3:	2009 Grammy nominee with the lyric "But this ain't SeaWorld, this is real as it gets"	IMONABOAT
DDown 4:	Singer Carly ___ Jepsen	RAE
DDown 5:	Nabokov heroine
DDown 6:	Heart: Lat.
DDown 7:	"Moments from now"	INAFEW
DDown 8:	More grounded
DDown 9:	June and July
DDown 10:	Feminist issue in the workplace	WAGEGAP
DDown 11:	Israeli leaders?
DDown 12:	Helped the cause, say
DDown 13:	Foe of Saruman, in Tolkien	ENT
DDown 14:	Hearty entree
DDown 15:	Director Michael	CIMINO
DDown 16:	Company that passed Walmart in 2015 as the world's largest retailer by market value
DDown 17:	Extends, in a way
DDown 19:	Disinvites, e.g.
DDown 22:	Mr. Noodle's friend on "Sesame Street"	ELMO
DDown 24:	Tricky curve
DDown 31:	Kapow!
DDown 32:	2003 #1 hit for OutKast	HEYYA
DDown 33:	Parts of Polynésie	ILES
DDown 34:	Rig, e.g.
DDown 35:	General of the Resistance in "The Force Awakens"	LEIA
DDown 36:	Doctrines
DDown 40:	Awesome
DDown 41:	Unlikely to be talked out of
DDown 41:	Unlikely to be talked out of
DDown 42:	Sight seers
DDown 44:	Makes dim, as the 42-Down
DDown 45:	Fifth-century pope who was the first to be called "the Great"	SAINTLEO
DDown 47:	One waiting in "Waiting for Godot"	VLADIMIR
DDown 48:	Sweaters, e.g.
DDown 50:	Layer of the 42-Down
DDown 51:	Slip (through)
DDown 52:	Slips up
DDown 55:	Duke Ellington's "All ___ Soon"
DDown 56:	Sacha Baron Cohen persona	ALIG
DDown 58:	Aphorisms
DDown 60:	El ___ Real	CAMINO
DDown 61:	Symbols on old manuscripts
DDown 63:	Not for prudes
DDown 64:	Energy field, of sorts
DDown 65:	Tennyson work
DDown 67:	Jabber
DDown 69:	Post-menorah-lighting treats
DDown 72:	Branded
DDown 74:	Impeccably
DDown 76:	"Rumor has it ..."	IHEARD
DDown 78:	Oscar ___, star of "Inside Llewyn Davis"
DDown 80:	Facilities often referred to by their first letter	YMCAS
DDown 82:	2010's "California Gurls" or 1996's "Macarena"	SUMMERHIT
DDown 83:	Goal of having no unread emails	INBOXZERO
DDown 84:	Lake Oahe locale: Abbr.	SDAK
DDown 86:	Actress Blanchett
DDown 87:	___ Viv, caretaker of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
DDown 89:	Enter angrily	STORMIN
DDown 90:	Glades
DDown 93:	From memory	BYROTE
DDown 94:	Former "CBS Evening News" anchor	COURIC
DDown 95:	Outback maker	SUBARU
DDown 97:	Loom
DDown 98:	"Scram!"	BEATIT
DDown 99:	Looks out for?
DDown 101:	Dialogue
DDown 102:	Calc figures
DDown 103:	"And I ___ ..."
DDown 104:	Accustomed
DDown 105:	"Were ___ hazard a guess ..."	ITO
DDown 110:	Lover of Aphrodite
DDown 112:	Farm female
DDown 114:	Brace
DDown 115:	Laugh half	HAR
DDown 116:	"Lux" composer	ENO