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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th August 2016

There are 70 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th August 2016. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Fall birthstone
AAcross 5: "___ of the Dead" (2004 horror movie parody)SHAUN
AAcross 10: Give birth on a farm, in a way
AAcross 15: Black-and-white alerts, brieflyAPBS
AAcross 19: Wine bouquet
AAcross 20: Big brewerPABST
AAcross 21: Starters
AAcross 22: Old Italian bread
AAcross 23: "What's in your attic? And do penthouses have better resale value? Find out in today's ___"TOPSTORIES
AAcross 25: Menacing look
AAcross 26: Parts of décadasANOS
AAcross 27: Duke grp.
AAcross 28: Paul of "Ant-Man"
AAcross 29: "Museum officials report a priceless vase has shattered. Stay tuned for the ___"BREAKINGNEWS
AAcross 32: Group attacked by John the Baptist
AAcross 35: Bruin Bobby
AAcross 36: Eighth-century pope with the sixth-longest reignADRIANI
AAcross 37: Snapchat co-founder SpiegelEVAN
AAcross 38: Past
AAcross 40: Floor (it)
AAcross 42: White-barked tree
AAcross 43: "A courtroom artist has been arrested for fraud. ___"DETAILSARESKETCHY
AAcross 49: Poet laureate Henry James ___
AAcross 50: Coffee's draw
AAcross 51: Epic poem section
AAcross 52: Wye follower
AAcross 53: Spots in la SeineILES
AAcross 54: Obits, basically
AAcross 55: Mixed martial arts org.UFC
AAcross 57: Many a new loan, for shortREFI
AAcross 59: Blue state
AAcross 61: Often-injured part of the knee, for shortACL
AAcross 62: Fighting a liar, e.g.
AAcross 65: Blarney
AAcross 66: "Schools are cracking down on their most tardy students. We'll have ___"THELATEST
AAcross 68: "Coming up, a pistol dueler tells us his stance. Now ___"BACKTOYOU
AAcross 73: Ringing words?
AAcross 74: Ones to keep up withTHEJONESES
AAcross 78: Tennis doubles?
AAcross 79: Paces at races
AAcross 83: Smelting waste
AAcross 84: Anaïs of "Henry & June"NIN
AAcross 85: Princess with a twinLEIA
AAcross 86: "Well, well, old chap"ISAY
AAcross 87: Consumed
AAcross 89: Mexican-born golfer Lorena
AAcross 91: Joe of "My Cousin Vinny"PESCI
AAcross 92: Start for deal or lead
AAcross 93: "After the break, people are leaving the city during winter because of crime. Plus ___"TRAFFICANDWEATHER
AAcross 97: Mother: PrefixMATRI
AAcross 99: Curator's deg.BFA
AAcross 100: Thurman of "Henry & June"
AAcross 101: Come ___ surpriseASNO
AAcross 102: Put on a jury
AAcross 104: Clear the tables
AAcross 106: Savor
AAcross 111: "Our camera crew entered a one-hour photo shop at ten. ___"FILMATELEVEN
AAcross 114: Advance
AAcross 115: Spa sound
AAcross 116: Lead-in to muchINAS
AAcross 117: "With ___ bodkin?": HamletABARE
AAcross 118: "With more about those defending the accused, our reporter is ___"STANDINGBY
AAcross 121: Sotto ___ (quietly)VOCE
AAcross 122: Nation near Fiji
AAcross 123: Corn chipFRITO
AAcross 124: Sleek, informally
AAcross 125: You are, in Spain
AAcross 126: A comedian called Wanda
AAcross 127: Grape nuts?
AAcross 128: Tennis's Steffi
DDown 1: Ready
DDown 2: Doggy
DDown 3: Rescue org.ASPCA
DDown 4: ___ Moulins, Québec
DDown 5: Like some support payments
DDown 6: Sets
DDown 7: Follow, with "by"
DDown 8: Take advantage of
DDown 9: Accident investigator, for shortNTSB
DDown 10: Court player, in old lingo
DDown 11: Still on the loose
DDown 12: Not keep a secret
DDown 13: Special permits
DDown 14: Fix, as text
DDown 15: Singer MorissetteALANIS
DDown 16: Pizza topping
DDown 17: About which it was asked "Why are you blue?," in a classic songBROWNEYES
DDown 18: Spunk
DDown 24: Quiz show fodder
DDown 30: One giving a wake-up call?
DDown 31: Overcast
DDown 33: Lots
DDown 34: Gilbert of "The Talk"SARA
DDown 39: Sci-fi or fantasy
DDown 41: Snack brand featured on "Mad Men"UTZ
DDown 43: Blot gentlyDABAT
DDown 44: Actor Bergen of "Jersey Boys"ERICH
DDown 45: Novelist John Kennedy ___TOOLE
DDown 46: Grab by the collar, say
DDown 47: Annan of the U.N.KOFI
DDown 48: Give heed
DDown 53: Digging
DDown 55: SatisfactoryUPTOPAR
DDown 56: Friend's opposite
DDown 58: Fig. for a librarianISBN
DDown 60: Points
DDown 62: Prefix with masochistic
DDown 63: High degreesNTHS
DDown 64: Devotee of Dionysus
DDown 67: Pond sight
DDown 69: 2000-15 TV dramaCSI
DDown 70: "Oh jeez!"YEESH
DDown 71: ChillingONICE
DDown 72: Bygone carrierUSAIR
DDown 75: Morlocks' prey, in sci-fiELOI
DDown 76: Historic headline of 1898JACCUSE
DDown 77: Old Irish character
DDown 79: "Up top!"GIMMEFIVE
DDown 80: Anatolia, familiarly
DDown 81: Spot for the booby prize
DDown 82: Groom
DDown 85: Divulge
DDown 88: Start to fail?
DDown 90: Go ___ great lengthONAT
DDown 91: Grilled sandwich
DDown 93: Daughter on the animated "Bob's Burgers"TINA
DDown 94: Egg-spensive jeweler?
DDown 95: Saw throughWASONTO
DDown 96: ___ UnidosESTADOS
DDown 98: Temple of Abu Simbel honoree
DDown 103: ___-Unis
DDown 105: Eye layers
DDown 107: ___ Locke, the so-called "Dean of the Harlem Renaissance"ALAIN
DDown 108: Champing at the bit
DDown 109: Native Israeli
DDown 110: Below, as a goalSHYOF
DDown 112: Tall and thin
DDown 113: Warning letters on some graphic videosNSFW
DDown 119: Part of TNTTRI
DDown 120: Pester
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