New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th August 2019

There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th August 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Literally, "commander"
AAcross 5:	Sights at Zion National Park
AAcross 10:	Didn't sink, say
AAcross 14:	Miles away
AAcross 18:	Where to find big bucks?
AAcross 20:	Jack who co-starred with Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator"	OAKIE
AAcross 21:	Tepid greeting	OHHI
AAcross 22:	Title film villain whose first name is Julius	DRNO
AAcross 23:	When you can ice skate outside?	ANYCOLDTIME
AAcross 25:	Poker player in the Old West after being caught with a card up his sleeve?	DEADCHEAT
AAcross 27:	Checks' counterparts
AAcross 28:	Lamb offering
AAcross 30:	"Whew baby!"
AAcross 31:	"The Wizard of Oz" co-star	LAHR
AAcross 32:	"Let's shake on it"
AAcross 33:	Edwin with the 1970 #1 hit "War"
AAcross 34:	Fling
AAcross 37:	Not for
AAcross 39:	Language in which "dd" and "ff" are treated as single letters of the alphabet
AAcross 42:	Interprets
AAcross 45:	___ glance	ATA
AAcross 46:	Like the motion of the ocean
AAcross 47:	Curse	SWEARAT
AAcross 49:	One going for big bucks?
AAcross 50:	Bad pun?	WINCEMAKER
AAcross 53:	French greeting	SALUT
AAcross 54:	Pea picker-upper
AAcross 55:	___ bottle (topological curiosity)
AAcross 56:	Site of one of the 12 labors of Hercules
AAcross 58:	Manual part of an early printing press?	PAGECRANK
AAcross 60:	Cellar problem
AAcross 62:	Work with planes, maybe
AAcross 64:	Typically	ASARULE
AAcross 65:	"Westworld" airer	HBO
AAcross 66:	"The ___ of Christ" (classic work in Florence's Uffizi Gallery)
AAcross 68:	Dull-witted sloth in "Ice Age"	SID
AAcross 69:	Profession since the Bronze Age
AAcross 72:	Leo, for example
AAcross 73:	Jerry, to Tom, in cartoons
AAcross 77:	Need for parents who weren't expecting twins?	SPARECRIB
AAcross 79:	One-named singer with the catchphrase "cuchi-cuchi"	CHARO
AAcross 81:	Like some riyals
AAcross 82:	Barristers' wear
AAcross 83:	Surfer wannabe
AAcross 85:	Rookeries?	CROWHOUSES
AAcross 87:	Singer Grande, to fans	ARI
AAcross 88:	Portuguese wine
AAcross 90:	"___, Macduff" (phrase from Shakespeare)	LAYON
AAcross 91:	Consumes
AAcross 92:	City that becomes another city if you change both its vowels to A's	TEMPE
AAcross 94:	Perfume part
AAcross 95:	Japanese noodle
AAcross 96:	Suspiciously flattering, say
AAcross 97:	Emulated an Argonaut
AAcross 99:	"Stat"
AAcross 101:	Red letters?
AAcross 103:	Like a sonnet, in a way
AAcross 105:	Chronicler of Troy
AAcross 107:	Emmy-nominated actor for "Westworld"	EDHARRIS
AAcross 111:	Toothpaste aisle?	CRESTAREA
AAcross 113:	Illusionist's phrase illustrated by seven Across answers in this puzzle?	NOWYOUSEEME
AAcross 115:	Informal negation	AINT
AAcross 116:	Pout
AAcross 117:	Wan
AAcross 118:	Famed orange troublemaker	ERNIE
AAcross 119:	D.C. nine
AAcross 120:	Brings up, say
AAcross 121:	___ of all
AAcross 122:	Location of Cassius, who "has a lean and hungry look"
DDown 1:	Steed for a sheik
DDown 2:	"___ Lisa"
DDown 3:	Rustic poem
DDown 4:	Bad news from Detroit
DDown 5:	Queen Margrethe II, e.g.?	MODERNDANE
DDown 6:	Din-din
DDown 7:	It's après "après"
DDown 8:	Grammy-winning songwriter Mann	AIMEE
DDown 9:	School boards?
DDown 10:	Many a mixer
DDown 11:	Fare for Little Miss Muffet
DDown 12:	Nice crossword experience
DDown 13:	Thick (of)
DDown 14:	Stick
DDown 15:	Arrangement in which you buy three tires but get a whole set?	FREERADIAL
DDown 16:	Anecdotal collections
DDown 17:	Retirement account option, informally
DDown 19:	"Game of Thrones" actress Chaplin	OONA
DDown 24:	Foreign-language toast	LCHAIM
DDown 26:	Astrologist's reference
DDown 29:	Tons
DDown 32:	Pickle
DDown 33:	"Dunno" gestures
DDown 34:	Warmongers
DDown 35:	Of use
DDown 36:	Mumbai royal
DDown 38:	Opinion, informally
DDown 40:	Ballerina's cabriole, e.g.
DDown 41:	Peace, in the Mideast
DDown 43:	Poet who wrote "To His Mistress Going to Bed"
DDown 44:	Run for, as office
DDown 46:	Not ridiculous, as an argument
DDown 48:	Order before "Fall out!"	ATEASE
DDown 51:	0 0 0
DDown 52:	Gleans
DDown 54:	P.M. who took office in 2015	TRUDEAU
DDown 57:	Brain area, jocularly
DDown 59:	Ivy League newspaper name
DDown 61:	Trick question
DDown 63:	It's hard to hit	HIGHC
DDown 66:	Big-circulation magazine originally titled So You're Going to Be Married
DDown 67:	Get all tangled
DDown 69:	Feature destroyed in the 2019 Notre Dame fire
DDown 70:	Visit to baby Jesus?	MAGIMOMENT
DDown 71:	Gradually diminished
DDown 73:	Illusionist's phrase illustrated by three Down answers in this puzzle?	NOWYOUDONT
DDown 74:	___ bar
DDown 75:	Perfect
DDown 76:	Actress Spacek
DDown 77:	Big smack
DDown 78:	Lure
DDown 80:	Pike
DDown 84:	An alarm may interrupt it
DDown 86:	Where Tokyo is
DDown 88:	Scout's honor
DDown 89:	Perennial London football powerhouse
DDown 93:	Some inexpensive brews	PABSTS
DDown 96:	Model of the solar system
DDown 98:	PayPal money and the like	ECASH
DDown 100:	Stood
DDown 102:	Onetime MS. accompanier	SASE
DDown 103:	Volunteer's words	ICAN
DDown 104:	Donizetti's "Pour mon âme," e.g.
DDown 105:	Lead
DDown 106:	Symbols of might
DDown 107:	Blinkers
DDown 108:	Major city bisected by I-80
DDown 109:	Opposite of "Too rich for my blood"	IMIN
DDown 110:	Farmer's purchase
DDown 112:	French way
DDown 114:	"Huh?"