New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th April 2020 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th April 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: 1969 hit for Neil DiamondSWEETAAcross 6: Big dipper?OARAAcross 9: Event at a convention centerEXPOAAcross 13: Southern breadPONEAAcross 17: Risk makerHASBROAAcross 19: What a plastic bag might come with, nowadaysFEEAAcross 20: Comics mutantXMANAAcross 21: Specks of dustMOTESAAcross 22: Ad label in red and whiteASSEENONTVAAcross 24: What Santa does before ChristmasMAKESALISTAAcross 26: They do dosHAIRSALONSAAcross 27: Tempe sch.ASUAAcross 28: Invites out forASKSTOAAcross 29: [Let it stand]STETAAcross 30: Pop singer OraRITAAAcross 31: HeatsPRELIMSAAcross 33: Bête noireBANEAAcross 34: Italian palPAISANAAcross 35: BurningAFIREAAcross 40: Some of the American heartlandPRAIRIEAAcross 44: Belief in Buddhism and HinduismREINAAcross 45: Certain make-your-own-entree stationTACOBARAAcross 47: With 86-Across, fixation problem suggested by this puzzle's themeTUNNELAAcross 48: One hanging around the yardFEEDERAAcross 50: Statement that may precede "Wish me luck!"HEREIGOAAcross 51: Per ___ANNUMAAcross 52: Arc on a musical scoreSLURAAcross 53: Go back (on)RENEGEAAcross 55: British endingZEDAAcross 56: ConventionalSTEREOTYPICAAcross 59: Deal withTAKEAAcross 60: Suffix with blockADEAAcross 61: China's Zhou ___ENLAIAAcross 62: HoundNAGAAcross 64: Some bolt holdersTNUTSAAcross 67: Arroz ___ cubana (Cuban-style rice)ALAAAcross 67: Arroz ___ cubana (Cuban-style rice)ALA.AAcross 70: DemeritDINGAAcross 72: Once-ubiquitous electronics outletsRADIOSHACKSAAcross 77: A hot one can burn youMICAAcross 78: Stars in western movies, e.g.BADGESAAcross 80: "That's my foot!!!"YEOWAAcross 81: Son of George and Jane JetsonELROYAAcross 82: Verbal concessionIRESIGNAAcross 84: Start to pay attentionTUNE INAAcross 86: See 47-AcrossVISIONAAcross 87: Sea that Jesus is said to have walked onGALILEEAAcross 88: Beloved members of the familyPETSAAcross 89: Having a fixCURABLEAAcross 90: South American barbecueASADOAAcross 91: Rather eccentricSCREWYAAcross 94: D.C. typesPOLSAAcross 95: It fits a big frame, for shortXLSHIRTAAcross 97: 1990s Nickelodeon show about a preteen boyDOUGAAcross 98: Former Saudi kingFAHDAAcross 102: Peninsula with seven countriesARABIAAAcross 106: Hosp. areaICUAAcross 107: What torcedores can skillfully doROLLACIGARAAcross 109: Hierarchical systems, so to speakTOTEMPOLESAAcross 111: It may spit venomACIDTONGUEAAcross 112: News items often written in advanceOBITSAAcross 113: BegetSIREAAcross 114: Nasdaq, e.g.: Abbr.MKTAAcross 115: Things that can bounceEMAILSAAcross 116: Bone connected to the wristMETAAAcross 117: Founding member of the U.N. Security Council, for shortUSSRAAcross 118: Social sciences dept.PSYAAcross 119: Like the entire 290-page Georges Perec novel "A Void," curiously enoughELESSDDown 1: Bygone kingsSHAHSDDown 2: AttendedWASATDDown 3: Nail polish brandESSIEDDown 4: Who said "No good movie is too long. No bad movie is short enough"EBERTDDown 5: Dos más unoTRESDDown 6: Worth mentioningOFNOTEDDown 7: Subsidiary of CVS HealthAETNADDown 8: Races in placeREVSDDown 9: Ken Griffey Jr. or Ichiro SuzukiEXMARINERDDown 10: Short winter days?XMASESDDown 11: Alan who directed "All the President's Men"PAKULADDown 12: Any nonzero number raised to the power of zeroONEDDown 13: Florida county named for a presidentPOLKDDown 14: Los Angeles's ___ College of Art and DesignOTISDDown 15: Where talk is cheep?NESTDDown 16: This: Sp.ESTODDown 18: Way to run someone out of town, idiomaticallyONARAILDDown 21: Heavy defeatMASSACREDDown 23: QB-protecting group, for shortOLINEDDown 25: Cousin of cream cheeseSAMDDown 31: Not outstandingPAIDDDown 32: AwareINTHEKNOWDDown 33: German city on the WeserBREMENDDown 34: Try to see if anyone is home, maybePEERINDDown 36: AdversaryFOEDDown 37: Island famous for its nightlifeIBIZADDown 38: Was lividRAGEDDDown 39: Slowly disappearERODEDDown 40: Orgs. running drives for school suppliesPTASDDown 41: Little piggyRUNTDDown 42: Sullivan who taught Helen KellerANNEDDown 43: TemperINUREDDown 44: Enlist againREUPDDown 46: Early king of Athens, in Greek mythAEGEUSDDown 48: Magical ridesFLYINGDDown 49: No longer working: Abbr.RETDDown 52: Sedate stateSTAIDNESSDDown 54: StateNATIONDDown 57: Gerontologist's studyOLD AGEDDown 58: The driving force behind this puzzle?CARDDown 63: Cheerfulness: Var.GAYETYDDown 65: Nonbinary pronounTHEIRSDDown 66: A dip, or a series of stepsSALSADDown 67: Spanish girlfriendAMIGADDown 68: Things once tossed in the Trevi FountainLIRASDDown 69: It stops at Union and Penn StationsACELADDown 71: UnderstandGETDDown 73: Agnus ___ (prayers)DEISDDown 74: Banned aid?CRIBDDown 75: Lead-in to AidKOOLDDown 76: "Auld Lang ___"SYNEDDown 78: Gambler's alternative to Las Vegas, NV, or Atlantic City, NJBILOXIMSDDown 79: One with special I.T. privilegesSUPERUSERDDown 83: Throwing awaySIDDDown 85: Pond critterNEWTDDown 86: Latin version of the BibleVULGATEDDown 89: Doesn't give a hoot, colloquiallyCOULDDDown 92: Applebee's competitorCHILISDDown 93: Kitchen gadgetsRICERSDDown 94: System of governmentPOLITYDDown 96: ___ dogLAPDDown 97: Loading areasDOCKSDDown 98: ChampionshipFINALDDown 99: Texas A&M athleteAGGIEDDown 100: LugsHAULSDDown 101: Add oil and vinegar to, sayDRESSDDown 102: Bit of chemistryATOMDDown 103: Legal cover?ROBEDDown 104: Plugging awayATITDDown 105: Testing stageBETADDown 107: Ratchet (up)RAMPDDown 108: Command to a dogCOMEDDown 110: Buckeyes' sch.OSU