New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th July 2018 There are 71 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th July 2018. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Flaw, metaphoricallyWARTAAcross 5: Antismoking spots, e.g.PSASAAcross 9: Cleveland Browns' defense, informallyDAWGSAAcross 14: DressFROCKAAcross 19: What a line doesn't haveAREAAAcross 20: Lévesque of QuebecRENEAAcross 21: Pelvis-relatedILIACAAcross 22: ___ card (wallet item)DONORAAcross 23: ___ Reza shrine (Iranian holy site)IMAMAAcross 24: Former supporter of seabirds?EXTERNALLYAAcross 26: Where the frontiersman Bowie diedALAMOAAcross 27: Burdened (with)LADENAAcross 29: Snatcher's exclamationYOINKAAcross 30: Yawn-inducingDULLAAcross 32: Postgame shower?ESPNAAcross 33: The Big Board, brieflyNYSEAAcross 34: Funny FeyTINAAAcross 35: Jewelry worn above the elbowARMLETAAcross 37: What's brewing?ALEAAcross 38: Spray the monarch to keep him cool?MISTAKINGAAcross 40: Prosecutor who's sympathetic to the defendants in a witch trial?PROPAGANDAAAcross 42: Play withUSEAAcross 43: Winter coatRIMEAAcross 44: Sound of something rushing byWOOSHAAcross 45: Singer MorissetteALANISAAcross 47: Not fixedMUTABLEAAcross 49: Director JonathanDEMMEAAcross 50: Agenda starterITEMONEAAcross 51: Hog's homePIGPENAAcross 52: Pontius Pilate's provinceJUDEAAAcross 53: Liqueur akin to sambucaANISETTEAAcross 54: Place for a browserSTOREAAcross 55: First character in GenesisSOFTGAAcross 56: T. rex, e.g.DINOAAcross 57: Metro ___DESKAAcross 58: Bridle strap utilized only on sidewalk surfaces?REINFORCEMENTAAcross 62: When Macbeth delivers the "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow" soliloquyACTVAAcross 66: Potential dinnerPREYAAcross 67: Hitching spotALTARAAcross 68: Rating that's on the cusp of NC-17HARDRAAcross 73: Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, with "the"PRAIRIESAAcross 75: Stuck-up personSNOOTAAcross 76: AplentyGALOREAAcross 77: Ohio University teamBOBCATSAAcross 78: Informal expression of gratitudeTHANXAAcross 79: Namesakes of Muhammad's daughterFATIMASAAcross 80: Brilliant debutSPLASHAAcross 81: RuffianBRUTEAAcross 82: MissLASSAAcross 83: "Who ___?"AMIAAcross 84: What a dog groomer might charge?PERPETRATEAAcross 86: Result of wearing a fedora at the beach?MANHATTANAAcross 88: Pulled offDIDAAcross 89: Make an effortSTRIVEAAcross 90: T.S.A. agent's toolWANDAAcross 91: Item smashed by the original LudditesLOOMAAcross 92: Having a crisp picture, sayINHDAAcross 94: Leave gratifiedSATEAAcross 95: Must, informallyGOTTAAAcross 96: "Death of a Salesman" salesmanLOMANAAcross 98: Lead-in to phobiaAGORAAAcross 100: Result of accidentally throwing a Frisbee into a campground?DISCONTENTAAcross 103: ___ CaliforniaBAJAAAcross 104: Plucked instrumentsLUTESAAcross 105: Compound imparting a fruity smellESTERAAcross 106: HenceERGOAAcross 107: OodlesATONAAcross 108: Shoots outSPEWSAAcross 109: Without much confidenceSHYLYAAcross 110: It falls quietlySNOWAAcross 111: "Swiper, no swiping!" speaker of children's TVDORADDown 1: Sound from a bansheeWAILDDown 2: Italian designer menswear since the 1970sARMANISUITDDown 3: Running start?READYSETGODDown 4: Like kiddie rides among all amusement park ridesTAMESTDDown 5: School opening?PREDDown 6: Amorous play, in modern lingoSEXYTIMEDDown 7: ___ Lavoisier a.k.a. the Father of Modern ChemistryANTOINEDDown 8: Romantically involved withSEEINGDDown 9: Light tennis shotDINKDDown 10: Reminiscent ofALADDown 10: Reminiscent ofALA.DDown 11: Iowa's state flowerWILDROSEDDown 12: Move clumsilyGALUMPHDDown 13: Charybdis's counterpart, in Greek mythSCYLLADDown 14: Pharma watchdogFDADDown 15: PartROLEDDown 16: "This isn't very pleasant, but ..."ONASADNOTEDDown 17: Some calls to the policeCOMPLAINTSDDown 18: Norwegian moneyKRONEDDown 25: Genetics initialsRNADDown 28: Serving during ProhibitionNEAR BEERDDown 31: Diplomatic office below an embassyLEGATIONDDown 35: NoseAROMADDown 36: Gathering around a campfire?TALESDDown 38: One target of a childhood vaccineMUMPSDDown 39: OvenKILNDDown 40: Apple devoured by an elderly relative?POMEGRANATEDDown 41: CalledNAMEDDDown 44: United withWEDTODDown 46: Look forSEEKDDown 48: Car ad no.APRDDown 49: Carol Ann ___, U.K. poet laureate starting in 2009DUFFYDDown 50: Not superficialINNERDDown 52: Crave, with "for"JONESDDown 53: Try to hitAIMATDDown 55: Stable parentsSIRESDDown 56: Thoro cleansingDETOXDDown 59: "The Great" and "The Terrible"EPITHETSDDown 60: LookalikeCLONEDDown 61: "There's nothing else"THATSALLDDown 62: Blue alerts, in briefAPBSDDown 63: ArisingCROPPINGUPDDown 64: Meal with a set menuTABLE D'HOTEDDown 65: Certain clericVICARDDown 69: Foe of FrazierALIDDown 70: Egg-shaped item from a gardenROMATOMATODDown 71: Performer in a campus production, oftenDRAMAMAJORDDown 72: Sticky stuffRESINDDown 74: Talks hoarselyRASPSDDown 75: "On the Beach" novelist NevilSHUTEDDown 76: Nasty woundGASHDDown 78: Crime against good tasteTRAVESTYDDown 79: Dance mentioned in Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody"FANDANGODDown 81: Like people who take liftsBRITISHDDown 82: Camper's lightLANTERNDDown 85: Some winds for seafarersTRADESDDown 86: Non-shiny finishesMATTESDDown 87: "Sucks to be you"TOO BADDDown 88: Speedometers, typicallyDIALSDDown 90: Korean moneyWONDDown 93: TiedDREWDDown 95: Like a lot of zombie moviesGORYDDown 97: Mom's momNANADDown 99: Intensifying word add-onASSDDown 101: Disney collectibleCELDDown 102: Request to Triple ATOW