New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th July 2020

There are 61 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th July 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"The King of Latin Pop"
AAcross 9:	"The Tale of ___ Puddle-Duck" (Beatrix Potter children's book)
AAcross 15:	Give an address
AAcross 20:	Onscreen twins, often	DUALROLE
AAcross 21:	Ruler of the afterlife, in Egyptian mythology
AAcross 22:	Benefit of some online purchases	NOTAX
AAcross 23:	Chore for a censor?	TAKEOUTTHETRASH
AAcross 25:	LaBelle or LuPone	PATTI
AAcross 26:	With, at a café	AVEC
AAcross 27:	The Cards, on scoreboards	ARI
AAcross 28:	Chore for a satellite TV technician?
AAcross 30:	Wayne's sidekick in old "S.N.L." skits
AAcross 32:	What a digital subscription might end
AAcross 34:	Current location
AAcross 35:	Certify formally, with "to"
AAcross 36:	Scientist who said "I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious"
AAcross 40:	Wet weather wear
AAcross 42:	Chore for a security guard?	SWEEPTHEFLOOR
AAcross 47:	Notch-like
AAcross 50:	Wildcatter's target
AAcross 51:	___ Na Na
AAcross 52:	"Othello" setting
AAcross 54:	Like a list of lists of lists
AAcross 55:	Kristen of "Bridesmaids"	WIIG
AAcross 57:	___ Verde National Park
AAcross 60:	Having zero talent for	POORAT
AAcross 63:	Wisconsin senator Johnson
AAcross 64:	Person to look out for	NUMEROUNO
AAcross 67:	Chore for a rower?	GOTOTHEBANK
AAcross 69:	"Chandelier" singer, 2014	SIA
AAcross 70:	"Be honest!"	ADMITIT
AAcross 72:	Hoppy medium?
AAcross 73:	Chore for a knight?	SORTTHEMAIL
AAcross 77:	Eats daintily	NIBBLESON
AAcross 82:	Japanese vegetable
AAcross 83:	Icy moon of Jupiter
AAcross 84:	Author James
AAcross 85:	Air Force 1 maker
AAcross 86:	Calf-length skirt
AAcross 88:	Bakery enticements
AAcross 90:	"Come to think of it ..."
AAcross 93:	Proven postulate
AAcross 94:	Zen principle
AAcross 97:	Chore for a dog-walker?	PICKUPTHETOYS
AAcross 101:	More watered down
AAcross 103:	Statement before a demonstration	HERESHOW
AAcross 104:	Children's author Richard
AAcross 106:	Insurance giant	AIG
AAcross 109:	It's spotted at the craps table
AAcross 110:	Fool, in Canadian slang
AAcross 114:	Chore for an N.F.L. owner?	PAYTHEBILLS
AAcross 117:	Pro at deductions
AAcross 119:	Daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise	SURI
AAcross 120:	"The Princess Bride" character ___ Montoya	INIGO
AAcross 121:	Chore for a bowling alley employee?	CLEANTHEGUTTERS
AAcross 125:	Carrying a key?
AAcross 126:	Forthcoming
AAcross 127:	Goes wild	RUNSAMOK
AAcross 128:	Horse ___
AAcross 129:	Double-black diamond section of a ski mountain, with "the"
AAcross 130:	With a firm grip
DDown 1:	Conference attendee's clip-on	IDTAG
DDown 2:	Tropical sorbet flavor
DDown 3:	Magic, once
DDown 4:	The people's choice
DDown 5:	B'way posting	SRO
DDown 6:	Kitty paper
DDown 7:	Utah resort town	ALTA
DDown 8:	Fixed charge	SETRATE
DDown 9:	Average guy
DDown 10:	Abbr. on a city limits sign	ESTD
DDown 11:	Certain Spanish Surrealist paintings	MIROS
DDown 12:	Ticked off
DDown 13:	Cause of a small setback
DDown 14:	World's largest tennis stadium, familiarly
DDown 15:	Hitting the right note	ONPITCH
DDown 16:	Common Christmas entree	ROASTHAM
DDown 17:	Where Groucho, Chico and Harpo spent a night	ATTHEOPERA
DDown 18:	Crispy cookie brand
DDown 19:	Live
DDown 24:	Like most modern TVs, informally	HIDEF
DDown 29:	Judo levels
DDown 31:	Coxae, familiarly
DDown 33:	Most common surname in Brazil
DDown 37:	Math degree
DDown 37:	Math degree
DDown 38:	Former SeaWorld attraction	SHAMU
DDown 39:	San Francisco's ___ Valley	NOE
DDown 41:	Patent
DDown 42:	Scattered about
DDown 43:	Nintendo gaming console with a pileup of vowels	WIIU
DDown 44:	Tourney format, for short	ELIM
DDown 45:	Baked	ONPOT
DDown 46:	Potential result of social unrest
DDown 48:	___ mess (traditional English dessert)	ETON
DDown 49:	Cold and humid
DDown 53:	"Germ" that's passed from one child to another
DDown 56:	Heroic exploit
DDown 58:	Bewitch
DDown 59:	Redundant name for a drink
DDown 61:	Captain with a whalebone leg
DDown 62:	Bad thing for a bluffer
DDown 65:	Ceremony
DDown 66:	Home to the landmark Koko Crater
DDown 67:	Poet ___ Scott-Heron	GIL
DDown 68:	Served as
DDown 71:	It's due south of Hollywood
DDown 73:	Shoving match, in a way
DDown 74:	Thor's father
DDown 75:	Motel 6 alternative	RODEWAYINN
DDown 76:	Strike
DDown 78:	Tops
DDown 79:	Isolated team of workers, in business-speak
DDown 80:	"I guess"
DDown 81:	6:00 broadcast
DDown 84:	Didn't just assume
DDown 87:	Noble thing
DDown 89:	German exclamation
DDown 91:	"That hits the spot"	AHH
DDown 92:	Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians"	YEOH
DDown 95:	Helmet opening
DDown 96:	Scottish terrier type	SKYE
DDown 98:	Actor Robert of "Spenser: For Hire"	URICH
DDown 99:	Eyes, informally
DDown 100:	Like the rank of major general	TWOSTAR
DDown 102:	Lambaste	RAILAT
DDown 104:	Barbecue rods
DDown 105:	Vessel whose name anagrams to where it might be used
DDown 107:	Woods who voiced Cinderella	ILENE
DDown 108:	Open space in a forest
DDown 111:	Snarky challenge	SUEME
DDown 112:	Swashbuckling Flynn	ERROL
DDown 113:	Like investing in a start-up
DDown 115:	Loops in, in a way	BCCS
DDown 116:	Small cut
DDown 118:	Bad fit
DDown 122:	Six-pt. plays	TDS
DDown 123:	Chapel Hill sch.	UNC
DDown 124:	Houston sch.	TSU