New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd September 2017 There are 59 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd September 2017. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: MayhemDISORDERAAcross 9: Bowfishing needARROWAAcross 14: Happy event after a split?SPAREAAcross 19: Really happeningULTRACOOLAAcross 21: "Don Juan" girlLEILAAAcross 22: Prince of ___WALESAAcross 23: *Law enforcer with the Coast GuardBOARDINGOFFICERAAcross 25: "___ we lucky?"ARENTAAcross 26: Nat ___ Wild (cable channel)GEOAAcross 27: More decisiveSURERAAcross 28: Place for starsMARQUEEAAcross 30: Buffet heaterSTERNOAAcross 33: *It passes on some bits of informationINTERNETROUTERAAcross 37: What the last letter of 107-Down stands forTONYAAcross 38: Very puzzledAT SEAAAcross 40: Record collection?ARCHIVEAAcross 41: Constellation next to Corona AustralisARAAAcross 42: ___ Jahan, leader who commissioned the Taj MahalSHAHAAcross 43: ___ Jorge (part of the Azores)SAOAAcross 44: Little sucker?STRAWAAcross 48: *Philosopher who wrote "Out of the crooked timber of humanity, no straight thing was ever made"IMMANUEL KANTAAcross 53: "Works for me"OKSUREAAcross 54: Company known for combining expertise?DEEREAAcross 55: Presidents Taft, Ford, Clinton and both BushesYALEALUMNIAAcross 59: RemainLIEAAcross 60: What the Tower of London was for over 850 yearsGAOLAAcross 63: Adhere (to)HEWAAcross 64: Utter, as a soundEMITAAcross 65: One put in bed?SEEDAAcross 66: *Celebrities working for the U.N., perhapsGOODWILLAMBASSADORSAAcross 71: DispositionBENTAAcross 72: International fusion restaurant chainNOBUAAcross 73: Hall-of-Fame BruinORRAAcross 74: TaterSPUDAAcross 75: Common Korean surnameLEEAAcross 76: Low-quality bank offerings whose acronym suggests stealthinessNINJALOANSAAcross 79: A little tearyMOISTAAcross 83: PeevishINAPETAAcross 85: *Certain photo posterINSTAGRAMMERAAcross 88: Island nation that was once part of the Spanish East IndiesPALAUAAcross 89: TV's NBA on ___TNTAAcross 91: Tribe that gave its name to a stateUTESAAcross 92: Grp. of people puttering around?PGAAAcross 93: Tow truckWRECKERAAcross 96: You might pass one in a raceBATONAAcross 98: Onetime Yankee nicknameARODAAcross 99: *Business bigwigsCORPORATEELITEAAcross 103: Seep throughOSMOSEAAcross 105: Like a bogeyOVERPARAAcross 106: Tie up quickly?ELOPEAAcross 108: Cleveland athlete, familiarlyCAVAAcross 109: Educator MontessoriMARIAAAcross 110: Sex appeal ... or a hint to the answers to the six starred cluesANIMAL MAGNETISMAAcross 117: Main forceBRUNTAAcross 118: Bring to a full amountTOP-UPAAcross 119: BrattySNOT-NOSEDAAcross 120: Big instrument in electronic music, informallySYNTHAAcross 121: Pillow coversSHAMSAAcross 122: Washington newsmaker of 1980STHELENSDDown 1: Start to callDUBDDown 2: U.N. workers' grp.ILODDown 3: Handle in the entertainment industrySTAGE NAMEDDown 4: Solar system modelORRERYDDown 5: Home testing kit targetRADONDDown 6: Early seventh-century yearDCIDDown 7: Very long spansEONSDDown 8: In a mischievous mannerROGUISHLYDDown 9: Actress WoodardALFREDDown 10: Big seller of outdoor gearREIDDown 11: Ocasek of the CarsRICDDown 12: Call with a charge?OLEDDown 13: GenialityWARMTHDDown 14: Crystal jewelry company with a swan in its logoSWAROVSKIDDown 15: Some patterned floorsPARQUETSDDown 16: Fox Islands dwellerALEUTDDown 17: ___ Elise Goldsberry, 37-Across winner for "Hamilton"RENEEDDown 18: Poly- followerESTERDDown 20: TV producer MichaelsLORNEDDown 24: Cheese often served with olivesFETADDown 29: Hebrew name meaning 62-DownARIDDown 30: UnadventurousSTAIDDDown 31: Crooner with the autobiography "It Wasn't All Velvet"TORMEDDown 32: U.S.S. Missouri's resting siteOAHUDDown 34: Person who's dreaded?RASTADDown 35: Publisher of the magazine America's 1st Freedom, for shortNRADDown 36: Prefix with systemECODDown 39: ___ Bo (workout system)TAEDDown 42: Golf's Slammin' SammySNEADDDown 45: It helps keep things straightRULERDDown 46: First sign of springARIESDDown 47: Wacky tobacky, in partWEEDDDown 49: LingoARGOTDDown 50: One-third of a B-52 cocktailKAHLUADDown 51: "___ iacta est" ("The die is cast")ALEADDown 52: First phaseNEW MOONDDown 53: Draft status?ON TAPDDown 56: Mastered, British-styleLEARNTDDown 57: Conversation fillersUMSDDown 58: "___ me?"MISSDDown 58: "___ me?"MISS.DDown 61: Take responsibility for somethingOWNITDDown 62: Safari sightingLIONDDown 65: Site of biblical destructionSODOMDDown 66: Davis of "Thelma & Louise"GEENADDown 67: Heat center of old?ONEALDDown 68: War on Poverty prezLBJDDown 69: Things displayed by mannequinsBRASDDown 70: "The Lady of the Camellias" author, 1848DUMASDDown 71: Dot on a screenBLIPDDown 76: One suffering from numbness, maybeNEUROPATHDDown 77: Unit of petrolLITREDDown 78: Browning vesselsSAUTEPANSDDown 80: Do make-up work?IMPROVISEDDown 81: Plants with bell-shaped bloomsSEGOSDDown 82: Pokémon card transactionTRADEDDown 84: Penn State symbolPAWPRINTDDown 86: Old PontiacGTODDown 87: Western city bisected by I-80RENODDown 89: B'way buyTKTDDown 90: Eleanor Roosevelt ___ RooseveltNEEDDown 94: Soviet ___ERADDown 95: Diamond figuresCARATSDDown 96: Ten or twentyBILLDDown 97: Little bitsATOMSDDown 98: Big bang creatorAMATOLDDown 99: Rooster displaysCOMBSDDown 100: Gynecologist's concernOVARYDDown 101: Many a late-night cable showRERUNDDown 102: BoundsLEAPSDDown 104: Word with crime or barSCENEDDown 107: Acronym for an acting/singing awards sweepEGOTDDown 111: Plays performed in shozoku robesNOHDDown 112: Hoppy quaff, brieflyIPADDown 113: ClosemouthedMUMDDown 114: UtmostN-THDDown 114: UtmostNTHDDown 115: One in 100: Abbr.SENDDown 116: O.R. figuresMDS