New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th September 2016 There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th September 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: FlairELANAAcross 5: Indication of freshnessSLAPAAcross 9: WeakINFIRMAAcross 15: ___ bag (party giveaway)SWAGAAcross 19: Have a one-person apartment, sayLIVEALONEAAcross 21: "Old MacDonald" soundsMOOMOOAAcross 22: "Check and ___"MATEAAcross 23: Neighbor of IllinoisB&ORAILROADAAcross 24: Response to a flattererSTOPITAAcross 25: Subordinate: Abbr.ASSTAAcross 26: "That ___ part of our agreement!"WASNTAAcross 27: Short daggerSTILETTOAAcross 29: Flattened at the polesOBLATEAAcross 31: Concorde, e.g.SSTAAcross 32: Ball in a socketEYEAAcross 34: 24 in a caffeine moleculeATOMSAAcross 35: Release from TLC or Alicia KeysR&BALBUMAAcross 36: Tee sellerPROSHOPAAcross 39: Like many a lad or lassWEEAAcross 40: "Since you didn't hear me the first time ..."ISAIDAAcross 41: Actor ReevesKEANUAAcross 43: Start of a time capsule directionOPENONAAcross 45: Retired Steeler TaylorIKEAAcross 46: Takes it easyGETSALITTLER&RAAcross 48: End-of-seminar featureQ&ASESSIONAAcross 53: ___ letter (college app part)RECAAcross 54: ScadsTONSAAcross 55: Sources of mescalinePEYOTESAAcross 57: Prefix with parasiteENDOAAcross 58: School in Oxford, informallyOLEMISSAAcross 60: ___-AtlanticMIDAAcross 61: Burns's refusalNAEAAcross 62: Where bees beHIVESAAcross 63: Slithy one, to CarrollTOVEAAcross 64: Diamond head?MANAGERAAcross 66: ___ saladTUNAAAcross 67: Shout made while pointingTHEREAAcross 69: Cops, with "the"LAWAAcross 70: ___ AlamosLOSAAcross 71: TargetedAIMEDATAAcross 74: Spanish prefix with líneasAEROAAcross 75: Begin a voyageSETSAILAAcross 77: ___ Fresh (Tex-Mex chain)BAJAAAcross 78: Airport posting, for shortETAAAcross 79: Multicolored candy in a yellow packagePEANUTM&MSAAcross 81: Noted indexS&PFIVEHUNDREDAAcross 84: Grp. sponsoring the Muzzle Loading ChampionshipNRAAAcross 85: Footnote materialDETAILAAcross 86: Stemmed (from)AROSEAAcross 87: TransitionSEGUEAAcross 90: Go onAIRAAcross 91: 1997 film megahitTITANICAAcross 93: Site of the George Bush Presidential LibraryTEXASA&MAAcross 94: Material in two statesSLUSHAAcross 96: DroopSAGAAcross 97: The "e" of i.e.ESTAAcross 100: Descend in a controlled fashionRAPPELAAcross 101: Might be able to do itHASASHOTAAcross 104: Oscar-winning BerryHALLEAAcross 106: The "E" of HOMESERIEAAcross 107: Like three men of rhymeINATUBAAcross 109: Beverage since 1922A&WROOTBEERAAcross 111: Bareilles who sang "Love Song"SARAAAcross 112: "Negotiations are off!"NODEALAAcross 113: Some fuel oilsKEROSENESAAcross 114: Leave inSTETAAcross 115: Gertrude ___, first woman to swim the English ChannelEDERLEAAcross 116: MehSO-SOAAcross 117: Lead-in to Victoria or AlbertLAKEDDown 1: Things aggressive people may throwELB&OWSDDown 2: Turkish moneyLIRASDDown 3: "Cease!" on the seasAVASTDDown 4: Answer to "Is Bonn the capital of Deutschland?"NEINDDown 5: Kind of camera, for shortSLRDDown 6: ReleasesLOOSESDDown 7: Bio course: Abbr.ANATDDown 8: Mani-___PEDIDDown 9: "Ready!"IMSETDDown 10: "It's all good"NOTTOWOR&RYDDown 11: They mind their manorsFOOTMENDDown 12: Foist (upon)IMPOSEDDown 13: Most important piece in échecsROIDDown 14: Relatives of scootersMOTOR&BIKESDDown 15: One of two in the Adidas logoSMALLADDown 16: Sushi go-withWASABIDDown 17: Offered for breedingATSTUDDDown 18: "Don't let those guys escape!"GETEMDDown 20: ChoiceALTERNATIVEDDown 28: A U.S. flag is a common oneLAPELPINDDown 30: Ammonia and lyeBASESDDown 33: Calvin Coolidge's reputed reply to a woman who bet she could get more than two words out of himYOULOSEDDown 36: Old menPASDDown 37: Red ___HOTSDDown 38: Go (for)OPTDDown 41: Ocean bottom?KEELDDown 42: And moreETCETERADDown 44: "Going somewhere?"NEEDALIFTDDown 45: "That makes sense"ISEEDDown 46: Miracle-___GRODDown 47: ElecteesINSDDown 48: 2022 World Cup hostQ&ATARDDown 49: Surrounder of la Grande JatteSEINEDDown 50: Martians, in "The War of the Worlds"INVADERSDDown 51: Wordsworth workODEDDown 52: NegativesNOSDDown 56: Word often replaced with "your"ONESDDown 59: IgnoramusMORONDDown 60: Big mouthsMAWSDDown 62: United Nations concernHUMANRIGHTSDDown 64: TanglesMATSDDown 65: BehemothsGOLIATHSDDown 66: City where Mexico's routes 1 and 2 meetTIJUANADDown 67: Word that becomes its own synonym when spelled backwardTAPDDown 68: Giggle syllableHEEDDown 69: Basic form of a wordLEM&MADDown 71: Spa soundAAHDDown 72: Do to ___ATEEDDown 73: BitTADDDown 75: SimplifySTREA&MLINEDDown 76: Just like alwaysAS&PERUSUALDDown 77: Big swigBELTDDown 80: NeglectUNUSEDDown 82: Number of hills in ancient RomeVIIDDown 83: Rx writerDOCDDown 85: Optometrist, at timesDILATERDDown 87: Pirate, in old slangSEARATDDown 88: Breathe outEXPIREDDown 89: View in aweGAPEATDDown 90: SlightlyASHADEDDown 92: Noted philanthropic familyASTORSDDown 93: LockTRESSDDown 95: Relative of a weaselSABLEDDown 97: Justice KaganELENADDown 98: Smooth and glossySLEEKDDown 99: Like Calvin CoolidgeTERSEDDown 102: Neocons, e.g.HA&WKSDDown 103: Ice cream flavorOREODDown 105: Cain mutiny victim?ABELDDown 108: Positive signNODDDown 110: Game-winning lineOOO