New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd August 2020 There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd August 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Enjoy the sunBASKAAcross 5: Completely committedALL INAAcross 10: One to whom you tell *everything*BFFAAcross 13: Hit show with the series finale "One for the Road"CHEERSAAcross 19: Predator of the Pacific NorthwestORCAAAcross 20: ___-Grain (breakfast bar brand)NUTRIAAcross 21: Singer Carly ___ JepsenRAEAAcross 22: "Give me a minute"HOLDITAAcross 23: Iditarod, for one?AMAZINGDOGRACEAAcross 26: IntertwineENLACEAAcross 27: Show stoppers?REMOTESAAcross 28: German "please"BITTEAAcross 29: Bronze that's not winning any awards?FAKETANAAcross 30: StationDEPOTAAcross 31: One driving kids around in a Subaru?FORESTERPARENTAAcross 33: B-side to the Beatles' "Ticket to Ride"YESITISAAcross 36: Ginger, e.g.ROOTAAcross 37: Turn downDIMAAcross 40: Longtime home for Terry GrossNPRAAcross 41: BoastsCROWSAAcross 43: In the same familyAKINAAcross 47: Letting out all the stops to drown out the other instruments?ORGANDOMINATIONAAcross 52: Set on edgeGRATEAAcross 53: Having the least giveTAUTESTAAcross 54: Large in scopeMACROAAcross 55: It's sometimes covered in velvetANTLERAAcross 56: William who wrote "Shrek!"STEIGAAcross 57: Not on pointINAPTAAcross 59: Slip of the fingersTYPOAAcross 61: Angsty genreEMOAAcross 62: Cocaine and guns, in a Pacino movie?SCARFACERESOURCESAAcross 67: What Consumer Reports lacks, unlike most other magazinesADSAAcross 69: Buzz Lightyear and Woody, e.g.TOYSAAcross 70: Massive, in poetryENORMAAcross 71: Whine connoisseurs?CRABSAAcross 74: Party symbol since 1870DONKEYAAcross 76: "Is that really necessary?"MUSTIAAcross 78: Jackson known as the "Queen of Gospel"MAHALIAAAcross 80: SidestepAVOIDAAcross 81: Troops who are worried about sun protection?PARASOLMILITARYAAcross 84: Like this clueMETAAAcross 85: Basketball player, in old slangCAGERAAcross 86: Brain wave chart, for shortEEGAAcross 87: Like most prime numbersODDAAcross 88: All rightSO-SOAAcross 89: New York's iconic ___ BuildingSEAGRAMAAcross 93: Give mom's mom the stink eye?GLAREATGRANDMAAAcross 99: Decorative pillowcasesSHAMSAAcross 104: Sorry stateREMORSEAAcross 105: Juuls and suchECIGSAAcross 106: BugWIRETAPAAcross 108: Quick tennis matchONESETAAcross 109: "Twelve Days of Christmas" musician who invites sympathy?THEPITIEDPIPERAAcross 111: When 13-Across aired for most of its runATNINEAAcross 112: Stick in a boatOARAAcross 113: Land in the so-called "Roof of the World"NEPALAAcross 114: Take into account?SAVEAAcross 115: Affectionate refusalNODEARAAcross 116: Fade awayEBBAAcross 117: Morning ___GLORYAAcross 118: Where a sloth spends most of its lifeTREEDDown 1: MealsBOARDDDown 2: French Foreign Legion, par exempleARMEEDDown 3: ScallywagSCAMPDDown 4: Hummer's instrumentKAZOODDown 5: Poet CarsonANNEDDown 6: TotesLUGSDDown 7: Inc., in LondonLTD.DDown 8: Classic Isaac Asimov collection of short storiesIROBOTDDown 9: Ball of vinegared rice topped with raw fishNIGIRIDDown 10: Angels' oppositesBRATSDDown 11: Side of a diamondFACETDDown 12: ChargeFEEDDown 13: Penny pinchersCHEAPOSDDown 14: Express displeasure with on the roadHONKATDDown 15: "Oklahoma!" auntELLERDDown 16: Excel function that uses a calendarEDATEDDown 17: Puerto ___RICANDDown 18: Medical tubeSTENTDDown 24: TeenyITTYDDown 25: GPS suggestions: Abbr.RTESDDown 29: What a left parenthesis suggests in an emoticonFROWNDDown 31: ResoluteFIRMDDown 32: Suffix with switchEROODDown 34: Wraps upENDSDDown 35: Big name in music streamingSPOTIFYDDown 37: "Fiddlesticks!"DRATDDown 38: "So much for that"IGUESSNOTDDown 39: Suffix with auto-MATICDDown 41: Middle: Abbr.CTRDDown 42: Where Simone Biles won four goldsRIODDown 43: Creative classARTDDown 44: Crunchy, green side dishKALESALADDDown 45: Part of an agendaITEMDDown 46: Infamous emperorNERODDown 47: Tiebreakers, brieflyOTSDDown 48: Canceled outNEGATEDDDown 49: Apple varietyIMACDDown 50: A collar might hide itNAPEDDown 51: Winters or SomersACTRESSDDown 52: Italian dumplingsGNOCCHIDDown 55: Busy time at the I.R.S.: Abbr.APRDDown 58: "One Mic" rapperNASDDown 59: Non-U.S. M.L.B. team, on sports tickersTORDDown 60: More scrumptiousYUMMIERDDown 63: Arundhati ___, winner of the 1997 Booker PrizeROYDDown 64: Inner: PrefixENTODDown 65: What orchids may grow withoutSOILDDown 66: Lyre player of mythERATODDown 67: Michelangelo's "The Creation of ___"ADAMDDown 68: PeacenikDOVEDDown 72: What might come down to the wire?BIRDDDown 73: OpinionSAYDDown 75: Sorento or SedonaKIADDown 76: G.I. fareMREDDown 77: Former Mideast grp.UARDDown 79: It helps turn a pond greenALGADDown 81: Word processing commandPASTEDDown 82: On tenterhooks, maybeAGOGDDown 83: The "M" of MHzMEGADDown 85: Bar freebieCOASTERDDown 88: The A.P.'s Female Athlete of the Decade for the 2010s, familiarlySERENADDown 89: TrimSNIPDDown 90: TrimEDGINGDDown 91: Dutch breweryAMSTELDDown 92: Car sticker fig.MSRPDDown 93: [Not again!]GROANDDown 94: Slowly, in musicLENTODDown 95: CorrectAMENDDDown 96: Perez of "Do the Right Thing"ROSIEDDown 97: Nurse back to healthREHABDDown 98: Mouth-puckeringACERBDDown 100: Focus of "Ocean's Eleven"HEISTDDown 101: How some bonds are soldATPARDDown 102: Irish novelist ___ BinchyMAEVEDDown 103: BenderSPREEDDown 106: Gradual deteriorationWEARDDown 107: Without much thoughtIDLYDDown 109: ___ hook (rock climbing technique)TOEDDown 110: Big step for a start-up, in briefIPO