New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd December 2019

There are 65 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd December 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	TV screen inits.
AAcross 4:	Steinful
AAcross 7:	Cut (off)
AAcross 10:	"Nope"
AAcross 13:	Lucky strikes?
AAcross 15:	Massage target
AAcross 17:	Capital of Belarus
AAcross 19:	Spa amenity
AAcross 20:	1/x, for x
AAcross 24:	Top type
AAcross 25:	Hay fever irritant
AAcross 26:	Online payment option	ECHECK
AAcross 27:	Record holder for the most Indianapolis 500 laps led (644)	ALUNSER
AAcross 29:	Lowly workers
AAcross 30:	Mythical being depicted in bronze in Copenhagen Harbor
AAcross 31:	Followers of dos
AAcross 32:	Home of the N.C.A.A.'s Rhody the Ram, for short	URI
AAcross 34:	Director DuVernay
AAcross 36:	Govt. org. often impersonated on scam calls
AAcross 37:	Picked a card
AAcross 39:	Abstainers ... or the central column's answers vis-à-vis 20-, 39-, 74- and 101-Across, respectively
AAcross 44:	One in a pocketful
AAcross 45:	Has finished	ISDONE
AAcross 47:	Speed that would enable a 23-minute D.C.-to-L.A. flight	MACHSIX
AAcross 48:	Where fans are often placed on high?
AAcross 50:	Org. whose academy's motto in English is "The sea yields to knowledge"	USCG
AAcross 52:	One who might give you a shot
AAcross 53:	Miss
AAcross 54:	Food that Marge Simpson once served with "a whisper of MSG"
AAcross 58:	Big name in denim
AAcross 59:	Collected $200, say	PASSEDGO
AAcross 63:	"Te ___"	AMO
AAcross 64:	Former superstore chain selling diapers and strollers	BABIESRUS
AAcross 67:	"Egads!"
AAcross 68:	Quite a tale
AAcross 70:	Spirit
AAcross 71:	Charitable offering
AAcross 73:	Film character who says "Kiss me as if it were the last time"	ILSA
AAcross 74:	It postulates a space-time fabric	THETHEORYOFRELATIVITY
AAcross 80:	Congressional budget directives
AAcross 81:	San Francisco's ___ Valley	NOE
AAcross 82:	Radio medium
AAcross 83:	Renaissance-themed festival	FAIRE
AAcross 84:	Tears to pieces
AAcross 86:	Who once had all 10 of the top 10 Billboard hits simultaneously	NOONE
AAcross 87:	"The Gift of the Magi" author
AAcross 89:	"Seriously?"	FORREAL
AAcross 91:	Gobbles (down)
AAcross 94:	Doze (off)
AAcross 95:	Mr. Incredible's actual surname
AAcross 96:	College town of George Washington Carver	AMES
AAcross 98:	Hither's partner
AAcross 99:	"Absolutely!"
AAcross 101:	Little Richard hit with "the most inspired rock lyric ever recorded," per Rolling Stone
AAcross 104:	Sea eagle
AAcross 105:	Many-time N.H.L. All-Star Jagr	JAROMIR
AAcross 107:	Sheepish
AAcross 108:	Fashionable
AAcross 108:	Fashionable
AAcross 110:	Nonbinary identity	AGENDER
AAcross 111:	Focus of an egoist's gaze
AAcross 112:	Magazine with annual Women of the Year Awards
AAcross 113:	President Ford and others	GERALDS
AAcross 114:	Traditional, if bulky, presents in Santa's bag
AAcross 115:	Opening words?
DDown 1:	Super Bowl trophy eponym	LOMBARDI
DDown 2:	Deep-fried doughy treats
DDown 3:	Picked nits
DDown 4:	___ tear (athlete's injury)	ACL
DDown 5:	Thieves' place
DDown 6:	Yosemite attraction	ELCAPITAN
DDown 7:	Hides one's true nature	LIVESALIE
DDown 8:	Group with the 2012 chart-topping album "Up All Night," to fans	ONED
DDown 9:	It's pitchfork-shaped
DDown 10:	"Why do you ask?" response	NOREASON
DDown 11:	The 1 in (1,2), in math
DDown 12:	Work times, typically
DDown 14:	Phaser setting
DDown 15:	Admiral Graf ___ (German W.W. II ship)	SPEE
DDown 16:	Leaf (through)
DDown 17:	Bearing
DDown 18:	One might be taken in protest
DDown 19:	Longtime NPR host Diane	REHM
DDown 21:	Satellite inhabited continuously since 2000: Abbr.	ISS
DDown 22:	Complement of turtledoves in a Christmas song
DDown 23:	Obsolescent TV companion
DDown 28:	Paris's ___ La Fayette
DDown 30:	Disfigure
DDown 33:	___ sleep
DDown 35:	Perturb
DDown 38:	"The Caine Mutiny" author
DDown 39:	End of some school names, for short
DDown 40:	Orbicularis ___ (eyelid-closing muscle)
DDown 41:	"We ___ Kings"
DDown 42:	What fools might make of themselves
DDown 43:	"Je ne ___ quoi"
DDown 44:	Joint winner of FIFA's Player of the Century award in 2000
DDown 46:	Top-level foreign policy grp.
DDown 49:	Monopoly quartet: Abbr.	RRS
DDown 51:	Fold	GOBROKE
DDown 53:	Fuel line
DDown 54:	Wallop
DDown 55:	1935 Triple Crown winner
DDown 56:	Top-ranked professional tennis player for a record 237 consecutive weeks	ROGERFEDERER
DDown 57:	Ark contents
DDown 59:	___ fast one	PULLA
DDown 60:	Labor day setting?	DELIVERYROOM
DDown 61:	"Beau ___"
DDown 62:	Signs off on
DDown 65:	"I tell ya!"
DDown 66:	Charlotte of "The Facts of Life"	RAE
DDown 69:	Universal self, in Hinduism
DDown 70:	Preserves something?
DDown 72:	Houston A.L.'ers	STROS
DDown 73:	Trump who wrote 2017's "Raising Trump"	IVANA
DDown 75:	Tiny margin of victory
DDown 76:	When one usually goes through customs	ONARRIVAL
DDown 77:	Purple pool ball
DDown 78:	Brushed up on
DDown 79:	Lucky ticket holder's cry	IWON
DDown 84:	Famed Chicago steakhouse	MORTONS
DDown 85:	A couple of Bible books	SAMUELS
DDown 87:	Completely unrestrained	ONAJAG
DDown 88:	Tribute
DDown 89:	Swollen, as a lip
DDown 90:	Drain, as blood
DDown 92:	Swiss dish
DDown 93:	Derisive expressions
DDown 95:	Runs smoothly
DDown 97:	They can't do without does
DDown 100:	Prefix for a polygon with 140-degree interior angles
DDown 101:	Headed for overtime
DDown 102:	A short rest, so to speak
DDown 103:	He: Lat.	ILLE
DDown 104:	Top female baby name of 2014-18
DDown 106:	Year that Michelangelo's "The Crucifixion of St. Peter" was completed	MDL
DDown 109:	Things the Energizer bunny may need