New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th March 2020 There are 69 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th March 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: BoastsCROWSAAcross 6: Longtime anthropomorphic aardvark on PBSARTHURAAcross 12: Australia's national women's basketball teamOPALSAAcross 17: Sounds "everywhere," in a children's songBAABAAAAcross 18: GloomyMOROSEAAcross 19: Soup serverLADLEAAcross 20: Add insult to injuryRUBNACLINTHEWOUNDAAcross 22: "Whenever I want you, all I have to do" is this, in an Everly Brothers hitDREAMAAcross 23: Farming prefixAGROAAcross 24: "Gracias a ___"DIOSAAcross 25: Jam producerTRAFFICAAcross 27: Jack Frost's biteNIPAAcross 29: Bits of terre in la merILESAAcross 30: ChurnsROILSAAcross 32: Author HarperLEEAAcross 33: He loved LucyDESIAAcross 34: DrySEREAAcross 35: Tea typePEKOEAAcross 36: "A Life for the ___" (Mikhail Glinka opera)TSARAAcross 38: 1940s vice president who went on to become presidentPERONAAcross 39: "In Praise of Folly" writerERASMUSAAcross 41: How to take glib promisesWITHAGRAINOFNACLAAcross 44: Dog/dog separatorEATAAcross 45: Subject of many a negotiationSALARYAAcross 46: Days ___INNAAcross 47: Jeanne d'Arc, e.g.: Abbr.STEAAcross 48: EnlivensSPICESUPAAcross 52: Big feller?AXEAAcross 53: Fails to beISNTAAcross 54: City on the Brazos RiverWACOAAcross 55: Propeller blades?OARSAAcross 57: ___ CrunchCAPNAAcross 59: GobsOODLESAAcross 64: Item often numbered from 3 to 9IRONAAcross 65: Boardwalk buyNACLWATERTAFFYAAcross 68: GushRAVEAAcross 69: Time magazine's Person of the Century runner-up, 1999GANDHIAAcross 71: StrainTUNEAAcross 72: ___ Westover, author of the 2018 best-selling memoir "Educated"TARAAAcross 73: Big name in theatersIMAXAAcross 74: Till compartmentONESAAcross 76: "Silent Spring" subject, for shortDDTAAcross 78: NothingburgerNONEVENTAAcross 80: Descartes's conclusionIAMAAcross 83: EnergyVIMAAcross 84: Least interestingDRIESTAAcross 86: It gets the ball rollingCUEAAcross 87: 2002 Winter Olympics localeNACLLAKECITYUTAHAAcross 90: Looks throughPERUSESAAcross 94: Abdominal pain producerULCERAAcross 95: Way of securing paymentLIENAAcross 96: Fizzy drinksSODASAAcross 98: Knitting stitchPURLAAcross 99: "Holy ___!"MOLYAAcross 100: Word after bargain or overheadBINAAcross 101: Emulated a kittenMEWEDAAcross 102: ___ expense (free)ATNOAAcross 103: Org. with the slogan "Every child. One voice"PTAAAcross 104: Brand with the slogan "The Art of Childhood"CRAYOLAAAcross 107: What flies usually becomeOUTSAAcross 109: Get cold feet, with "out"WUSSAAcross 110: It's held by a winnerTITLEAAcross 112: You, according to Jesus in Matthew 5:13THENACLOFTHEEARTHAAcross 115: FollowENSUEAAcross 116: Reflexive pronounITSELFAAcross 117: FishesANGLESAAcross 118: Moved like Jagr?DEKEDAAcross 119: Shaded growthsMOSSESAAcross 120: Lil Nas X and Billie Eilish, to teensIDOLSDDown 1: Orlando ___, two-time Gold Glove Award winnerCABRERADDown 2: Almost wonRANACLOSESECONDDDown 3: Martial artist's beltOBIDDown 4: Appurtenance for a T.S.A. agentWANDDDown 5: Many Dorothy Parker piecesSATIRESDDown 6: Big 12 college townAMESIOWADDown 7: Column crosserROWDDown 8: Brings (out)TROTSDDown 9: Time of dayHOURDDown 10: Sch. with 50+ alums who went on to become astronautsUSNADDown 11: Warning signRED FLAGDDown 12: Blast from the pastOLDIEDDown 13: Setting for a classic Georges Seurat painting, en françaisPARCDDown 14: Fruity quaffADEDDown 15: South American cowboysLLANEROSDDown 16: Like Havarti or MuensterSEMISOFTDDown 17: Reveille playerBUGLERDDown 20: Jack upRAISEDDown 21: Repeated part of a pop songHOOKDDown 26: Kind of wheelFERRISDDown 28: PeakPINNACLEDDown 31: Heroine of Bizet's "The Pearl Fishers"LEILADDown 33: Cozy spotDENDDown 35: Shows how it's donePUTSONACLINICDDown 36: Climate change, notablyTHREATDDown 37: StateSAYDDown 38: Refried beanPINTODDown 40: Astronaut Jemison of the space shuttle EndeavourMAEDDown 42: Reduction in what one owesTAX CREDITDDown 43: HeadachesANNOYANCESDDown 45: Nursery rhyme coupleSPRATSDDown 48: GulpSWIGDDown 49: Prefix with medic or militaryPARADDown 50: Princess Diana, for oneICONDDown 51: Negotiator with G.M.UAWDDown 53: SucklingINFANTDDown 56: Disco ___ ("The Simpsons" character)STUDDown 58: MemorizedPATDDown 60: ExasperateDRIVEUPAWALLDDown 61: Fabric with sheenLAMEDDown 62: Actress ___ Rachel WoodEVANDDown 63: Potential source of a political scandalSEXTDDown 66: Evasive maneuverEND RUNDDown 67: Opposite of "to"FRODDown 70: Behave like a helicopter parentHOVERDDown 75: Attendant of Desdemona in "Othello"EMILIADDown 77: Lightly roastTEASEDDown 79: Continental abbr.EURDDown 80: ClusteredINACLUMPDDown 81: Meted outALLOTTEDDDown 82: Best Actress Oscar winner between Streep and FieldMACLAINEDDown 84: Agent of changeDYEDDown 85: Attention seekersSHOWOFFSDDown 88: CriticalKEYDDown 89: Fictional exemplar of Christmas spiritTINYTIMDDown 90: Stir-fried noodle dishPADTHAIDDown 91: Sews upSUTURESDDown 92: Senator Joni and Dadaist MaxERNSTSDDown 93: What water in a bucket might doSLOSHDDown 97: Source of the line "Man does not live by bread alone": Abbr.DEUTDDown 100: Boxer, for exampleBREEDDDown 101: HandcuffsMANACLESDDown 104: This, for oneCLUEDDown 105: "___ be in England"OHTODDown 106: Not so muchLESSDDown 108: PostSENDDDown 111: "Tut-tut"TSKDDown 113: Argentina's leading daily sports newspaperOLEDDown 114: Super endingEGO