New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th August 2016 There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th August 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: DitchSCRAPAAcross 6: See-through clothing materialMESHAAcross 10: Listens to Shakespeare?HARKSAAcross 15: Taiping Rebellion generalTSOAAcross 18: Tourist's reportTRAVELOGUEAAcross 20: Ring or sphereARENAAAcross 21: MailSHIPAAcross 22: Reason to scream "Why won't this damn thing locate airplanes!"?RADARANGERAAcross 23: Honorary title in Wisconsin?DAMECHEESEAAcross 25: ___ Aduba of "Orange Is the New Black"UZOAAcross 26: Insect that shorted out an early computer, spawning the term "computer bug"MOTHAAcross 27: "Ciao"BYE-BYEAAcross 29: SurmiseINFERAAcross 30: HamiltonsTENSAAcross 32: Domain of "Hamilton"THEATERAAcross 34: City with 500 attractions?DAYTONAAAcross 36: Takes inHASAAcross 38: Bay ___AREAAAcross 39: Section of "Aida," e.g.SCENAAAcross 41: Letters after CDROMAAcross 42: "Hey, let's gather 100 people to enact laws and ratify treaties"?SENATEIDEAAAcross 46: Fired (up)KEYEDAAcross 47: GlowAURAAAcross 48: Get byELUDEAAcross 49: Super ___NESAAcross 50: Listen to violinist Itzhak's music?HEARPERLMANAAcross 52: Like blue moonsRAREAAcross 53: Norm: Abbr.STDAAcross 54: California missionary Junípero ___SERRAAAcross 55: "Ready to relieve 'em of a ___ or two" ("Les Misérables" lyric)SOUAAcross 56: Stamp incorrectly, in a wayMISDATEAAcross 58: Group that appeared in the movie "Grease"SHANANAAAcross 60: Oscars grp.AMPASAAcross 64: Out of gas, informallyONEAAcross 65: Soft drink favored by the Marines?SPRITEDECORPSAAcross 68: Stephen of "Interview With the Vampire"REAAAcross 69: Sticky spots?NESTSAAcross 71: Cathedral featureSTEEPLEAAcross 72: Blazing successesMETEORSAAcross 74: "Oh, you're funny-y-y-y ..."HARAAcross 76: Indian wearSARISAAcross 77: Super ___PACAAcross 78: Setting for the beginning of "The Book of Mormon"UTAHAAcross 79: Church response that's taken as a given?ASSUMEDAMENAAcross 83: Lead-in to Pablo or CarlosSANAAcross 84: Like Navy SEALsELITEAAcross 85: "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" soundsBAASAAcross 86: "Got it"ROGERAAcross 87: Newspaper essay on why not to go outdoors?INSIDEOPEDAAcross 89: Skit show, for shortSNLAAcross 90: E-cigarette outputVAPORAAcross 91: Frat boy typesBROSAAcross 92: Assn.ORGAAcross 93: Top of the agendaITEMONEAAcross 95: Fastener with a ring-shaped headEYEBOLTAAcross 97: Cries of approvalYAYSAAcross 101: Tennis's King of ClayNADALAAcross 102: Cry from comic book civiliansSAVEUSAAcross 105: FutileVAINAAcross 107: MeadowLEAAAcross 108: Woody playing a medieval baron?THANEALLENAAcross 110: Books written entirely in chat rooms?IMEDNOVELSAAcross 113: Robert of "Airplane!"HAYSAAcross 114: Singer LaBellePATTIAAcross 115: TLC and Destiny's ChildGIRLGROUPSAAcross 116: Most "Doctor Who" characters, for shortETSAAcross 117: "What if ...," informallySPOSEAAcross 118: ___ coneNOSEAAcross 119: On edgeANTSYDDown 1: Walk with prideSTRUTDDown 2: Crosswords in 1924-25, e.g.CRAZEDDown 3: Home inspector's concernRADONDDown 4: "Selma" director DuVernayAVADDown 5: Locks in place for a while?PERMDDown 6: What the "1" of "1/2" representsMONTHDDown 7: IntellectualEGGHEADEDDDown 8: LitigateSUEDDown 9: Home remedy drinkHERB TEADDown 10: Bill of "Trainwreck"HADERDDown 11: Aladdin, e.g.ARABDDown 12: "Ratatouille" ratREMYDDown 13: Embroiled (in)KNEE-DEEPDDown 14: Biological pouchSACDDown 15: Los Angeles Lakers' home until 1999THEFORUMDDown 16: Assent to a married mujerSISENORADDown 17: 89-Across character played by Adam SandlerOPERAMANDDown 19: "Tao Te Ching" philosopherLAO-TSEDDown 21: MailedSENTDDown 24: "Howdy"HIYADDown 28: "___, verily"YEADDown 31: Gray, saySHADEDDDown 33: Mythical father of Harmonia, strangely enoughARESDDown 35: Southern chainANDESDDown 37: Took inATEDDown 39: America's Cup, e.g.SEARACEDDown 40: Rostand protagonist ___ de BergeracCYRANODDown 42: Sunday deliverySERMONDDown 43: Bush labor secretary ChaoELAINEDDown 44: SipsNURSESDDown 45: Puts underINTERSDDown 46: Bits of truthKERNELSDDown 47: Name on many a college hall, informallyALUMDDown 50: One easily bowled over?HEADPINDDown 51: Laugh-filled broadcastROASTDDown 53: Racer's brandS.T.P.DDown 53: Racer's brandSTPDDown 54: More see-throughSHEERERDDown 57: Noted tea localeASSAMDDown 58: The Titanic, e.g.STEAMERDDown 59: Gucci competitorARMANIDDown 61: Bit of expert advicePROTIPDDown 62: Fill with gasAERATEDDown 63: Like pageant contestants, typicallySASHEDDDown 66: "Full speed ahead!"ITSAGODDown 67: Push-up muscle, informallyPECDDown 70: "That means ..."THUSDDown 73: Passing remarks?EULOGYDDown 75: Showed overRERANDDown 77: Nisan observancesPASSOVERSDDown 79: Green spiritABSINTHEDDown 80: Something felt at ChristmasSANTAHATDDown 81: Post-Christmas eventsSALEDAYSDDown 82: Hit upside the head, in slangDOPESLAPDDown 83: SnootSNOBDDown 84: Eternally, to poetsE'ERDDown 87: Words of concessionIRESIGNDDown 88: Liable to spoil?DOTINGDDown 90: Cousin of a lemmingVOLEDDown 91: Sch. whose honor code includes chastityBYUDDown 94: StaffsMANSDDown 95: Start of a few choice words?EENIEDDown 96: Big dipperLADLEDDown 98: Native of AlaskaALEUTDDown 99: Goes "Ow, ow, ow!"YELPSDDown 100: Like the response "Talk to the hand!"SASSYDDown 103: Adele, voicewiseALTODDown 104: Spot checkers?VETSDDown 106: One of Asta's mastersNORADDown 109: College-level H.S. coursesAPSDDown 111: "Dios ___!"MIODDown 112: The "V" of fashion's "DVF"VON