New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st September 2019

There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st September 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Volcanic residue
AAcross 4:	Iraqi, e.g.
AAcross 8:	Not working today
AAcross 11:	Top of the Alps?
AAcross 17:	Singer with the 2016 #1 hit "Cheap Thrills"	SIA
AAcross 18:	Ancient Iranian	MEDE
AAcross 19:	Something dogs may pull
AAcross 20:	Only musical to win Best Picture since "Oliver!" in 1968
AAcross 21:	Early encyclopedist credited with coining "Home is where the heart is"
AAcross 24:	Adjusts, as an instrument
AAcross 25:	Reference aids for artists	COLORWHEELS
AAcross 26:	Children's author Lowry	LOIS
AAcross 27:	Nonkosher sammie
AAcross 28:	Tested
AAcross 29:	Phrase followed by "one two, one two"	MICCHECK
AAcross 32:	English channel, with "the"	BEEB
AAcross 33:	___ Min Lee, victim in the podcast "Serial"
AAcross 34:	Archipelago nation in the Indian Ocean
AAcross 35:	Stage before pupa
AAcross 36:	Gchat transmissions, briefly	IMS
AAcross 39:	Accident-investigating org.	NTSB
AAcross 41:	Big dealer in outdoor gear
AAcross 42:	Suggestion for a reading circle, informally	BOOKREC
AAcross 44:	Fruit with a pit
AAcross 46:	Seek revenge on, in a way
AAcross 47:	Is a straight shooter	KEEPSITREAL
AAcross 49:	Some printer hues
AAcross 51:	Word after meal or before school
AAcross 53:	Put forward as a basis of argument
AAcross 54:	Takedown pieces, slangily	HITJOBS
AAcross 56:	Charge (through)
AAcross 58:	Dryer residue
AAcross 59:	Dog sound
AAcross 63:	Sunbather in the tropics
AAcross 64:	Sources of weekly N.C.A.A. rankings	APPOLLS
AAcross 66:	Looked at lasciviously	EYEDUP
AAcross 68:	Work with feet?
AAcross 69:	Pretzel topping
AAcross 71:	Modern cousin of "Yay!"
AAcross 72:	Fear-inducing
AAcross 73:	Spanish phrase meaning "Enough is enough!"	BASTAYA
AAcross 76:	"Pencils down!"
AAcross 78:	Huge mix-up
AAcross 79:	Soft-rock singer who received Kennedy Center Honors in 2016	JAMESTAYLOR
AAcross 82:	Philanthropist Broad	ELI
AAcross 84:	Salacious stuff
AAcross 85:	Anonymous female, in court	JANEROE
AAcross 86:	Nurse in a bar
AAcross 87:	Train between N.Y.C. and Montauk	LIRR
AAcross 89:	Crafty
AAcross 90:	Kind of acid
AAcross 91:	Inherited
AAcross 94:	Muffin ingredient
AAcross 96:	It's rigged
AAcross 97:	Protein in Wheaties
AAcross 99:	Bygone car model that's an anagram of GRANITE	INTEGRA
AAcross 103:	Part of a diner display
AAcross 104:	It brings you closer to your subjects
AAcross 105:	"The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Knocked Up"	SEXCOMEDIES
AAcross 107:	Mythical hunter turned into a stag	ACTAEON
AAcross 109:	State bordering the Pacific	JALISCOMEXICO
AAcross 111:	Establishment such as Crumbs and Whiskers or KitTea (both real!)	CATCAFE
AAcross 112:	Avian diver
AAcross 113:	Not much	ATAD
AAcross 114:	Convent-ional sort
AAcross 115:	Gets ready to pray
AAcross 116:	National Pizza Mo.
AAcross 117:	!
AAcross 118:	Future Ph.D.'s test	GRE
DDown 1:	Grp. with a pet project?	ASPCA
DDown 2:	Buildings often outfitted with ladders
DDown 3:	Lauds
DDown 4:	Oscar nominee for "Gone Baby Gone," 2007	AMYRYAN
DDown 5:	Measure of virality	RETWEETS
DDown 6:	Ritalin target, for short	ADHHD
DDown 7:	It's full of hard-to-spell words	BEEE
DDown 8:	What a bitter person might try to settle	OLDSCORE
DDown 9:	Retainer
DDown 10:	Prez with the dog Fala
DDown 11:	4-Across chief
DDown 12:	All-in-one boxes
DDown 13:	R.N.'s place
DDown 14:	Foreign capital designed by two Americans
DDown 15:	9+ for a game, e.g.	AGELEVEL
DDown 16:	Program starting with the fifth year of college, informally	POSTBAC
DDown 19:	Like 100-1 odds	SLLIM
DDown 20:	Popular gardening shoe
DDown 22:	Early vintner, in the Bible
DDown 23:	Music genre associated with the goth look	EEMO
DDown 26:	Baudelaire's "___ Fleurs du Mal"
DDown 30:	Inch along
DDown 31:	The common folk
DDown 32:	Picnic side dish	BAKEDBEANS
DDown 34:	Trucker with a transmitter	CBER
DDown 35:	Stuff of legends
DDown 36:	Futuristic tracking device	IDCHIP
DDown 37:	"Are we done here?," politely	MAYIGO
DDown 38:	Bust, maybe
DDown 40:	Dines
DDown 42:	Recycling ___	BIIN
DDown 43:	River mammal	OTTTER
DDown 45:	Flow of one line of a verse to the next without pause
DDown 47:	Music genre from Asia	KPOP
DDown 48:	Term of address from one girlfriend to another	SSIS
DDown 50:	IV, to III, e.g.
DDown 52:	{ }	EMPTYYSET
DDown 55:	Player of many an opera villain	BASSSO
DDown 57:	Stun
DDown 60:	Family name on a 1960s sitcom	ADDAMS
DDown 61:	Sorry
DDown 62:	Bygone military punishment	KPDUTY
DDown 64:	___ king	ALAA
DDown 65:	Fantasy series that inspired "Game of Thrones," briefly	LOTR
DDown 67:	What the thumbs-up emoji can mean
DDown 70:	Took a course?	ATTE
DDown 72:	Kosher ___
DDown 74:	Sleekly designed
DDown 75:	Flared dress type
DDown 75:	Flared dress type
DDown 77:	Spice Girl also known as Sporty Spice	MELC
DDown 79:	Bob Marley, for one
DDown 80:	Liqueur often mixed with water
DDown 81:	Vacancy	OPENSLOT
DDown 83:	One of the Avengers	IRONMMAN
DDown 85:	Fill to absolute capacity
DDown 88:	For all to see, in a way	RATEEDG
DDown 91:	Koala's tree
DDown 92:	Marketing tactic
DDown 93:	Australian band with the 1988 #1 hit "Need You Tonight"	INXS
DDown 95:	"Ideas worth spreading" offshoot	TEDX
DDown 97:	Mistakes
DDown 98:	Singular
DDown 99:	Speck	IOOTA
DDown 100:	Cleaning for military inspection	GIING
DDown 101:	Happen again
DDown 102:	In lockstep	ASONE
DDown 104:	Fervor
DDown 106:	Lyft alternative	CCAB
DDown 108:	Nickname for a buddy
DDown 109:	Bronx-born singer, familiarly	JLO
DDown 110:	Bronx-born congresswoman, familiarly	AOC