New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th August 2020

There are 64 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th August 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Red Guard members	MAOISTS
AAcross 8:	They can get canceled
AAcross 14:	Sticky situation
AAcross 20:	Remove braids from
AAcross 21:	"Likewise!"	IAMTOO
AAcross 22:	Way to go
AAcross 23:	Alternative title for "The Dirty Dozen"?	TWELVEANGRYMEN
AAcross 25:	Sorted in order
AAcross 26:	Hear here!
AAcross 27:	Complete
AAcross 28:	"Vous êtes ___" (French map notation)	ICI
AAcross 30:	Alan with six Emmys	ALDA
AAcross 31:	Pulled from a raffle drum
AAcross 33:	Alternative title for "Cleopatra"?	THEAFRICANQUEEN
AAcross 38:	Words to a betrayer	ETTU
AAcross 40:	Partner of cut
AAcross 41:	St. ___ Chapel, New York City public building in continuous use since 1766
AAcross 42:	Dessert often topped with caramel sauce
AAcross 45:	Newswire co.	UPI
AAcross 47:	Zip
AAcross 48:	Disc brake components
AAcross 51:	Alternative title for "Frankenstein"?	DOCTORSTRANGE
AAcross 55:	Took a load off
AAcross 56:	Monopoly token elected by an internet vote
AAcross 57:	"Sure, that makes sense"	IGETIT
AAcross 58:	Trust
AAcross 60:	"___ Another" (NPR game show)	ASKME
AAcross 62:	Toyota model since 1966
AAcross 64:	Van ___, Calif.	NUYS
AAcross 65:	D.C. donor
AAcross 67:	"Hey, pal, over here!"
AAcross 68:	With 70-Across, alternative title for "To Kill a Mockingbird"?
AAcross 70:	See 68-Across
AAcross 72:	Female friend, in France
AAcross 75:	Phillipa who played Eliza in the original cast of "Hamilton"	SOO
AAcross 76:	Hook's sidekick
AAcross 79:	"The Hangover" co-star	EDHELMS
AAcross 83:	Mortgage co.	SANDL
AAcross 85:	Just out of the freezer
AAcross 88:	They feature clowns and rope tricks
AAcross 89:	Grp. organizing school dances	PTA
AAcross 90:	Make a move
AAcross 92:	Alternative title for "Titanic"?	WATERSHIPDOWN
AAcross 94:	Hello Kitty company	SANRIO
AAcross 96:	Calendar spans: Abbr.	YRS
AAcross 97:	Actress Tyler who will be an apt age in 2031
AAcross 98:	Stopovers
AAcross 99:	Gives a hoot
AAcross 101:	"Ella and ___" (1956 jazz album)
AAcross 104:	Sandal brand	TEVA
AAcross 106:	Alternative title for "Gone Girl"?	THELADYVANISHES
AAcross 110:	Sheepskin holders
AAcross 114:	Shankar who taught sitar to George Harrison	RAVI
AAcross 115:	ASCAP alternative
AAcross 116:	___-faire	SAVOIR
AAcross 118:	"Blueberries for ___" (classic children's book)
AAcross 119:	Nabisco's first cracker brand, introduced in 1899	UNEEDA
AAcross 121:	Alternative title for "The Name of the Rose"?	AMERICANBEAUTY
AAcross 126:	Duck dish
AAcross 127:	"Welp, guess I have to try again"	NOLUCK
AAcross 128:	Develop over time
AAcross 129:	Lowbrow art
AAcross 130:	Round things?
AAcross 131:	Terry Bradshaw, for his entire career	STEELER
DDown 1:	Like commercials, often
DDown 2:	First name of a Peace Nobelist that ends ironically	ANWAR
DDown 3:	"Einstein on the Beach," e.g.
DDown 4:	"___ say!"
DDown 4:	"___ say!"
DDown 5:	Scholar
DDown 6:	Seating section
DDown 7:	Recipients of venture capital
DDown 8:	Joined a petition
DDown 9:	What a dental scaler removes
DDown 10:	Senator Klobuchar	AMY
DDown 11:	Production co. behind "Rhoda" and "Newhart"	MTM
DDown 12:	"Once upon a midnight dreary ..." penner
DDown 13:	Ending with ultra- or super-
DDown 14:	Sauce on chicken Parmesan
DDown 15:	Parts of zygotes
DDown 16:	French automaker	RENAULT
DDown 17:	They don't go much higher than the tongue	ANKLESOCKS
DDown 18:	Soft leather
DDown 19:	Two-door or four-door
DDown 24:	Unenthused response to "Wanna?"
DDown 29:	Upper limit
DDown 32:	Turned in	WENTTOBED
DDown 34:	Charles ___, religious leader known as "The Father of Modern Revivalism"	FINNEY
DDown 35:	Lengths for rulers
DDown 36:	Killed time
DDown 37:	Workload that must be met
DDown 39:	Pets kept in terrariums
DDown 42:	Bank-backing grp.
DDown 43:	Something trademarked
DDown 44:	Laptop brand
DDown 46:	"___ be an honor"	ITD
DDown 49:	Head-butts
DDown 50:	[Actually, don't delete this]
DDown 52:	Smooth-tongued
DDown 53:	Painter Magritte	RENE
DDown 54:	"The Simpsons" character with a Ph.D.	APU
DDown 55:	Catch
DDown 59:	Nail polish brand	OPI
DDown 61:	Shortcut for a frequent contact	SPEEDDIAL
DDown 63:	Approximately
DDown 66:	Outmoded part of a laptop
DDown 69:	Hither and ___
DDown 70:	What a koozie might keep cool
DDown 71:	Seller of the Ultimate Waffle Sandwich	IHOP
DDown 72:	Nile snakes
DDown 73:	___ Hari	MATA
DDown 74:	"Regardless ..."
DDown 76:	Stone to cast?
DDown 77:	Slugger Hideki named the 2009 World Series M.V.P.	MATSUI
DDown 78:	Pasture parent
DDown 80:	Nuevo ___ (Mexican state)
DDown 81:	Like grass you can smell, perhaps
DDown 82:	IDs assigned at birth: Abbr.	SSNS
DDown 84:	Boxer Ali	LAILA
DDown 86:	Tharp who choreographed "Hair"	TWYLA
DDown 87:	Modem letters
DDown 91:	Soothing summer soak	COLDBATH
DDown 93:	Chart-toppers	HITSONGS
DDown 95:	Raised sculptures
DDown 100:	Prefix with pathetic	SYM
DDown 102:	Needs medicine, say	ISSICK
DDown 103:	Humble abodes
DDown 105:	Italian city NW of Milan
DDown 106:	Semi, e.g.
DDown 107:	Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum city
DDown 108:	Food item
DDown 109:	"The Loco-Motion" singer Little ___	EVA
DDown 111:	Standard
DDown 112:	Not glossy
DDown 113:	More underhanded
DDown 117:	"A likely story!"	IBET
DDown 120:	O.E.D. part: Abbr.	DIC
DDown 122:	Casablanca's country: Abbr.
DDown 123:	Ivy League nickname	ELI
DDown 124:	Make a break for it
DDown 125:	Had