New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd April 2017 There are 58 across clues and 84 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd April 2017. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Ascribes, with "up"CHALKSAAcross 7: Title film character played by Tyler PerryMADEAAAcross 12: HailsSALUTESAAcross 19: Showy gymnastics maneuverAERIALAAcross 20: Togalike Roman cloakABOLLAAAcross 22: In an attentive mannerCLOSELYAAcross 23: SWANSWIMMERWITHARCHEDNECKAAcross 26: Crunchy green vegetableSNAP PEAAAcross 27: ProfitableGAINFULAAcross 28: Sportscaster JohnsonERNIEAAcross 29: Show upAPPEARAAcross 31: Wet blanket?DEWAAcross 33: They contain libidosIDSAAcross 34: MARSMOSTLYARIDREDSPHEREAAcross 43: Largest city of YemenSANA'AAAcross 43: Largest city of YemenSANAAAAcross 44: French region now part of the Grand EstALSACEAAcross 45: Ally (with)SIDEAAcross 46: Hershey product similar to a Heath barSKORAAcross 47: Part of a domain nameDOTAAcross 49: GistsNUBSAAcross 51: Foreboding atmosphereMIASMAAAcross 55: ATLASAIDTOLOCATEASTREETAAcross 60: Fixed feeSETRATEAAcross 63: Spa soundAAHAAcross 64: "Once in Love With ___"AMYAAcross 65: Objectivist RandAYNAAcross 66: Fat substitute brandOLEANAAcross 67: Pride parade lettersLGBTAAcross 67: Pride parade lettersLGBT+AAcross 69: Self-referentialMETAAAcross 71: Fifth-century pope dubbed "the Great"STLEOAAcross 73: An evergreenFIRAAcross 74: Martinique, par exempleILEAAcross 75: ExistAREAAcross 76: Musical instruments that lie flatZITHERSAAcross 78: TRIOTHREEROLLEDINTOONEAAcross 84: Jose ___ (tequila brand)CUERVOAAcross 85: ___ the ExplorerDORAAAcross 86: Chapel Hill sch.UNCAAcross 87: It's a long storySAGAAAcross 91: SquealedSANGAAcross 93: Really bothersNAGSATAAcross 96: Drew useful material fromMINEDAAcross 97: OKAYOTHERWISEKNOWNASYESAAcross 101: Fiery end?ASHAAcross 103: ___ es SalaamDARAAcross 104: Of a heart chamberATRIALAAcross 105: DirectSTEERAAcross 108: Stop, in sailor's lingoHEAVETOAAcross 112: Shudder of emotionFRISSONAAcross 117: WASPWINGEDANDSTINGINGPESTAAcross 120: Opening letters?ACRONYMAAcross 121: One of the WahlbergsDONNIEAAcross 122: One way to payINCASHAAcross 123: IntroversionSHYNESSAAcross 124: Idol worshiperPAGANAAcross 125: Yoga posesASANASDDown 1: Musical MamaCASSDDown 2: CutHEWNDDown 3: Something delivered by a divaARIADDown 4: DroopyLIMPDDown 5: Capital of UgandaKAMPALADDown 6: Nearly out?SLEEPYDDown 7: GulletMAWDDown 8: Second first ladyABIGAILDDown 9: Foolish oldstersDOTARDSDDown 10: K thru 12ELHIDDown 11: King who spoke at Kennedy's inaugural ballALANDDown 12: LugsSCHLEPSDDown 13: Samuel Adams, e.g.ALEDDown 14: Rich supplyLODEDDown 15: Natl. Guard counterpartUSNRDDown 16: Small, as Beanie BabiesTEENIEDDown 17: 1961 title role for Charlton HestonEL CIDDDown 18: A comic called WandaSYKESDDown 21: Burglar frightenerARFDDown 24: ___ Nui (Easter Island)RAPADDown 25: Mooers' mouthfulsCUDSDDown 30: Muse of lyric poetryERATODDown 32: Flight of fancyWHIMSYDDown 34: Publisher's pile: Abbr.MSSDDown 35: ___ Park, Ill.OAKDDown 36: Commercial lead-in to CapsSNODDown 37: "___ Boom-De-Ay"TARARADDown 38: Certain house ... or house dressingRANCHDDown 39: Land next to Peru: Abbr.ECUADDown 40: ObligationDEBTDDown 41: Drop a line, sayEDITDDown 42: RaiseREARDDown 47: Banned insecticideDDTDDown 48: Desdemona's husband, in operaOTELLODDown 50: Candidate's goalSEATDDown 52: Bobby of the Black PanthersSEALEDDown 53: Stephenie who wrote the "Twilight" seriesMEYERDDown 54: Periodic table figs.ATNOSDDown 56: Actor HolmIANDDown 57: Where cultures thrive?LABDDown 58: Horse bitOATDDown 59: Wonder Woman is oneAMAZONDDown 60: City, but not county, leader?SOFTCDDown 61: Yale of Yale UniversityELIHUDDown 62: La ___ (notre planète)TERREDDown 68: NeuterGELDDDown 69: Med. scanMRIDDown 70: Poetic timeE'ENDDown 70: Poetic timeEENDDown 71: Stop: Abbr.STNDDown 72: That life evolves, to DarwinTHESISDDown 74: PressedIRONEDDDown 75: ApothegmADAGEDDown 77: Global sports org.I.O.C.DDown 77: Global sports org.IOCDDown 79: German for "first"ERSTDDown 80: Cole Porter's "Well, Did You ___?"EVAHDDown 81: Actress AndersonLONIDDown 82: They may match presidential administrationsERASDDown 83: TrainTUTORDDown 88: Nonspecific amountANYDDown 89: Mild exclamationGEEDDown 90: Supplemental work for actorsADSDDown 92: Golden ___ (General Mills cereal)GRAHAMSDDown 94: Winter Olympics activitySKATINGDDown 95: Willa Cather's "My ___"ANTONIADDown 96: Bad-mouthsMALIGNSDDown 97: Writer who coined the term "banana republic" (1904)O. HENRYDDown 98: Drab songbirdWRENDDown 99: Airport amenityWIFIDDown 100: Realm chronicled by C. S. LewisNARNIADDown 101: ___ expected (predictably)ASWASDDown 102: 1991 Wimbledon champ MichaelSTICHDDown 106: Ghostbuster SpenglerEGONDDown 107: ___ Préval, two-time president of HaitiRENEDDown 109: Say furtherADDDDown 110: Brandy grade, brieflyVSOPDDown 111: Volcano at the meeting point of the African and Eurasian platesETNADDown 113: Pet protection agcy.SPCADDown 114: White House spokesman SpicerSEANDDown 115: Greek peakOSSADDown 116: Some degreesNTHSDDown 118: Bad start?DYSDDown 119: Col.'s superiorGEN