New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th April 2020

There are 63 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th April 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Orchestra heavyweights
AAcross 6:	Mushroom in ramen
AAcross 11:	When tripled, a comment of annoyance
AAcross 14:	"Oh my!"
AAcross 18:	It has a very big bed
AAcross 19:	One of a pair of explorers on the Missouri state quarter
AAcross 20:	Spring feature
AAcross 21:	Golden rule word
AAcross 22:	Run-on sentence?	GOAHEADWITHOUTME
AAcross 25:	___-by date
AAcross 26:	Common female middle name
AAcross 27:	Wax theatrical
AAcross 28:	Sharply dressed, shoewise?
AAcross 30:	Boring events
AAcross 32:	Bit of conniving
AAcross 34:	Five-letter world capital that locals spell as two words
AAcross 35:	Tempe neighbor
AAcross 36:	Passing comment?	THEAYESHAVEIT
AAcross 38:	Riding the waves
AAcross 41:	Something a bib catches
AAcross 43:	Busy Bee, for short
AAcross 44:	Single quote?	IWANTTOBEALONE
AAcross 50:	Doesn't touch	LETSBE
AAcross 55:	Head to bed
AAcross 56:	Surreal finale?	IST
AAcross 57:	Big name in student grants
AAcross 59:	Order to attack	SICON
AAcross 60:	___ Paradise, "On the Road" protagonist
AAcross 61:	Weapon associated with the film quote "Here's Johnny!"
AAcross 63:	Sack cloth
AAcross 65:	Hats, slangily
AAcross 66:	Just saying?	TURNABOUTISFAIRPLAY
AAcross 72:	___ Roddenberry, first TV writer on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
AAcross 73:	Ancient Greek poet sometimes called the "Tenth Muse"
AAcross 74:	Smear
AAcross 75:	Preschooler
AAcross 77:	Nickname for Baseball Hall-of-Famer Ernie Banks	MRCUB
AAcross 79:	When tripled, "etc."	YADA
AAcross 80:	Educational TV spot, for short
AAcross 83:	Square dance move
AAcross 85:	Fireplace item
AAcross 87:	Stock phrase?	HOWNOWBROWNCOW
AAcross 90:	Not commercial: Abbr.
AAcross 92:	Briskly
AAcross 93:	Bring in
AAcross 94:	Self expression?	COGITOERGOSUM
AAcross 101:	Trade jabs
AAcross 104:	Sports venue
AAcross 105:	"Outta luck!"	NOSOAP
AAcross 106:	Magical powder
AAcross 110:	Prepped for surgery	SCRUBBEDUP
AAcross 112:	Children's song refrain	EIEIO
AAcross 113:	Uma Thurman's role in "Pulp Fiction"	MIA
AAcross 114:	Yonder, in dialect
AAcross 115:	Old saw?	AGEISJUSTANUMBER
AAcross 119:	Anger
AAcross 120:	Spew anger
AAcross 121:	___ Mitchell, creator of the Tony-winning musical "Hadestown"	ANAIS
AAcross 122:	Handle	SEETO
AAcross 123:	"What are the ___?"
AAcross 124:	Deli sandwich, hold the vowels
AAcross 125:	Like stereotypical Seattle weather
AAcross 126:	Symbol of the National Audubon Society
DDown 1:	Coverings on ancient Roman statuary
DDown 2:	Women's basketball powerhouse, for short	UCONN
DDown 3:	Gas-relieving brand
DDown 4:	"What a relief!"
DDown 5:	"4-Down-choo!"
DDown 6:	Poe poem about a mythical quest
DDown 6:	Poe poem about a mythical quest
DDown 7:	Scurriers near streams
DDown 8:	Minor cut, say	OWIE
DDown 9:	Makeup holder
DDown 10:	Suffix with Black or brack
DDown 11:	"Can't deal with that right now!"	NOTIME
DDown 12:	Lacking focus
DDown 13:	Unbridled joy
DDown 14:	Composer Mahler	GUSTAV
DDown 15:	Low tie	ONEONE
DDown 16:	Canonized fifth-century pope called "the Great"
DDown 17:	"Stop right there!"	HOLDIT
DDown 20:	Adorable one
DDown 23:	___ Research Center	AMES
DDown 24:	Org. tracking workplace accidents
DDown 29:	English setting for a series of Impressionist paintings by Monet
DDown 31:	Neighbor of an Emirati
DDown 32:	Young weaned pig
DDown 33:	Monk's digs
DDown 36:	Word with tippy or twinkle
DDown 37:	"2001: A Space Odyssey" computer	HAL
DDown 38:	Puts on ... or things put on
DDown 39:	Ugly ones sometimes come out in December
DDown 40:	Nosh at noon, say	EATLUNCH
DDown 42:	Diamond stat
DDown 45:	Second-most common Vietnamese surname	TRAN
DDown 46:	Home of Wichita Falls
DDown 47:	Magnum ___
DDown 48:	Game ball material	NERF
DDown 49:	The scat got her tongue, you might say	ELLA
DDown 51:	Where bills pile up
DDown 52:	Lower extremity affliction
DDown 53:	Secret target
DDown 54:	Capt.'s assistant, maybe
DDown 58:	Milk: Fr.	LAIT
DDown 62:	Where the meaning of life was sold in 2000 for $3.26	EBAY
DDown 63:	Part of a job application
DDown 64:	European museum whose name means "meadow"	PRADO
DDown 67:	Sign on again	REUP
DDown 68:	Another name for the moonfish
DDown 69:	Common wedding hairstyle
DDown 70:	Undergo rapprochement
DDown 71:	Stern's opposite
DDown 72:	"Today" rival, for short	GMA
DDown 76:	"Old ___ Road," longest-running #1 single in Billboard history (19 weeks)
DDown 78:	You might open one at a pub	BARTAB
DDown 80:	Kind of book or ad
DDown 81:	Didn't just float
DDown 82:	Home of 72-Down
DDown 84:	Mortimer ___, dummy of old radio and TV	SNERD
DDown 86:	Newcomer, informally
DDown 88:	Org. in charge of the 23-Down
DDown 89:	Not worry	RESTEASY
DDown 91:	Country whose most widely spoken language is Wolof
DDown 94:	Democratic politician Julián
DDown 95:	Flower for a corsage
DDown 96:	First name in the 1970s White House	GERALD
DDown 97:	Gets used (to)
DDown 98:	Gopher, e.g.
DDown 99:	Fighter pilot's wear
DDown 100:	[head slap]
DDown 102:	Masochist's pleasure
DDown 103:	Generate, as suspicion
DDown 106:	Peaceful protest
DDown 107:	Brown shade
DDown 108:	Evening hour in Spain	SIETE
DDown 109:	Cartomancer's deck
DDown 111:	Pointed remark
DDown 112:	Actor Morales	ESAI
DDown 116:	Rattle
DDown 117:	"___ voce poco fa" (Rossini aria)	UNA
DDown 118:	One of the March sisters