New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th March 2017

There are 69 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th March 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Martin Van Buren was the first president who wasn't one
AAcross 5:	Get ready for a long drive	TANKUP
AAcross 11:	I.M. chuckle	LOL
AAcross 14:	Martial arts move
AAcross 18:	Vitamix competitor	OSTER
AAcross 20:	Hoity-toity
AAcross 21:	Shelley's "To the Moon," e.g.
AAcross 22:	It's between the Study and Lounge on a Clue board
AAcross 23:	1970s TV cartoon series, with "The"	WHITEPANTHERSHOW
AAcross 26:	World capital whose seal depicts St. Hallvard
AAcross 27:	Pull out
AAcross 28:	It might give you a shock
AAcross 29:	Missile Command maker	ATARI
AAcross 30:	Scintilla
AAcross 31:	Filmer in a stadium	SKYCAM
AAcross 33:	Noodle dish
AAcross 35:	Rushes on banks?
AAcross 37:	Medicinal plant
AAcross 39:	Possible subject of a French scandal
AAcross 40:	German article	DER
AAcross 41:	"Who ___ you?"
AAcross 45:	1973 #1 hit for Jim Croce	BADBADLEROYRED
AAcross 51:	Téa of "Madam Secretary"	LEONI
AAcross 52:	Pull (in)
AAcross 53:	Philosopher who wrote "To be sane in a world of madmen is in itself madness"
AAcross 55:	It may carry a virus
AAcross 55:	It may carry a virus
AAcross 56:	First and last word of the Musketeers' motto
AAcross 57:	Pour, as wine
AAcross 60:	Degree in math?
AAcross 60:	Degree in math?
AAcross 61:	Wrestler's wear
AAcross 63:	Claw	TEARAT
AAcross 65:	Tickles
AAcross 68:	Target protector, perhaps	MALLCOP
AAcross 70:	Jury-rigged
AAcross 72:	Monastery head's jurisdiction
AAcross 75:	Feudal lords
AAcross 77:	Practice mixology	TENDBAR
AAcross 81:	Chum
AAcross 82:	James of NBC's "The Blacklist"
AAcross 84:	One side in golf's Ryder Cup
AAcross 84:	One side in golf's Ryder Cup
AAcross 86:	Song of mourning
AAcross 87:	Big, husky sorts
AAcross 90:	Pennsylvania's "Gem City"
AAcross 92:	Director Kurosawa	AKIRA
AAcross 93:	Title creature in a 1958 #1 Sheb Wooley hit	REDPEOPLEEATER
AAcross 97:	Buick model
AAcross 98:	Planter's aid
AAcross 99:	Figure skating jump
AAcross 100:	It's a wrap
AAcross 102:	False start?
AAcross 105:	Words of defiance
AAcross 106:	Control groups
AAcross 110:	Captain of the Pequod
AAcross 111:	Actor Reeves	KEANU
AAcross 113:	Onetime acquisition of G.E.	RCA
AAcross 116:	Shipping coolant
AAcross 118:	Cameo, for one
AAcross 119:	Dystopian film of 1971	ACLOCKWORKYELLOW
AAcross 122:	Rihanna album featuring "Work"
AAcross 123:	Juice brand whose middle letter is represented as a heart
AAcross 124:	Tushy
AAcross 125:	Biggest employer in Moline, Ill.
AAcross 126:	Bridge position
AAcross 127:	Drop-___
AAcross 128:	GPS, e.g., in military lingo	SATNAV
AAcross 129:	Wild Turkey and Jim Beam
DDown 1:	Bowls over
DDown 2:	Word both before and after "to"
DDown 3:	Retriever's retrieval, maybe
DDown 4:	Little Rascals' ring-eyed pooch	PETEY
DDown 5:	Big airport inits.
DDown 6:	Hathaway of "The Intern"
DDown 7:	Point out
DDown 8:	Cabbage variety
DDown 9:	Rice-Eccles Stadium player
DDown 10:	Image on the back of a dollar bill
DDown 11:	Lindsay of "Freaky Friday"
DDown 12:	Sign of decay
DDown 13:	Civil rights icon John
DDown 14:	Hearty soups
DDown 15:	"Idaho cakes," in diner lingo	HASHGREENS
DDown 16:	Slapstick sidekick of old comedy
DDown 17:	Movie review revelations
DDown 19:	B-side of Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark"	REDCADILLAC
DDown 24:	Toll
DDown 25:	Shade of gray
DDown 32:	Gaggle : geese :: ___ : emus
DDown 34:	Actress Peet	AMANDA
DDown 36:	Big name in ice cream	EDYS
DDown 38:	Rank between viscount and marquess
DDown 41:	What may be brewing
DDown 42:	Interstate hauler
DDown 43:	Zen master's query
DDown 44:	Conundrum
DDown 46:	Shoulder muscle
DDown 47:	Lyre-plucking Muse
DDown 48:	Howard of Hollywood
DDown 49:	Delighting?
DDown 50:	Letter header
DDown 54:	Stammered syllables	UHS
DDown 56:	Delta hub, in brief	ATL
DDown 58:	European language
DDown 59:	Costume worn by Michelle Pfeiffer in "Batman Returns"
DDown 59:	Costume worn by Michelle Pfeiffer in "Batman Returns"
DDown 62:	Parisian palace	ELYSEE
DDown 64:	French for "sword"
DDown 66:	Easy-to-peel fruit	MANDARINRED
DDown 67:	"Rabbit Is Rich" Pulitzer winner
DDown 69:	Hug
DDown 71:	Org. that usually meets in evenings	PTA
DDown 72:	P.D. dispatch	APB
DDown 73:	Epstein-___ virus	BARR
DDown 74:	Military decorations featuring George Washington's profile	BLUEHEARTS
DDown 76:	Welcomes
DDown 78:	Jolly Roger, in "Peter Pan"
DDown 79:	Indian city whose name is an anagram of some Indian music
DDown 80:	Bona fide
DDown 83:	___ Bowl
DDown 85:	Matches, at a table
DDown 88:	"Hmm ... probably not"	IDOUBTIT
DDown 89:	Burned rubber
DDown 91:	Comic's asset	RAZORWIT
DDown 94:	South American prairie
DDown 95:	Harem servants, often
DDown 96:	One of the geeks on "The Big Bang Theory"
DDown 101:	Former Big Apple mayor Giuliani	RUDY
DDown 102:	Fruit tree
DDown 103:	1953 hit film set in Wyoming	SHANE
DDown 104:	Animal with striped legs
DDown 105:	Difficult conditions for sailing
DDown 107:	City with a University of Texas campus
DDown 108:	"Revelations" choreographer
DDown 109:	Hit pay dirt
DDown 112:	"The Wealth of Nations" subj.	ECON
DDown 114:	Its state song is "Yankee Doodle": Abbr.
DDown 115:	Opera highlight
DDown 117:	___ milk
DDown 120:	Mauna ___
DDown 121:	Bandleader Eubanks, familiarly	KEV