New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 25th August 2020

There are 35 across clues and 45 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 25th August 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	A bit cracked
AAcross 5:	Perch for a mountain goat
AAcross 9:	Maker of the first mass-produced car with an all-aluminum body	ACURA
AAcross 14:	Like an area that's off-limits
AAcross 15:	Unexciting Yahtzee roll
AAcross 16:	Image in a sonogram
AAcross 17:	16-ounce sirloin that Shylock brought to the cookout?	THEPOUNDOFFLESH
AAcross 20:	Dow Jones, e.g.
AAcross 21:	One less than penta-
AAcross 22:	Reluctant to make eye contact, maybe
AAcross 23:	Three on a sundial
AAcross 25:	End part
AAcross 27:	Mark Antony's request to the farmer when he realized he didn't have enough corn for the cookout?	LENDMEYOUREARS
AAcross 34:	Brain test, in brief
AAcross 35:	Weapon with two accents in its name
AAcross 36:	Quarterback ___
AAcross 37:	Fat in some piecrusts
AAcross 39:	Opposite of tautness
AAcross 42:	Wee
AAcross 43:	Toast, essentially
AAcross 45:	Jerk, slangily
AAcross 47:	Laudatory poem
AAcross 48:	Cry from Hamlet when he spotted his favorite spice mix at the cookout?	AYTHERESTHERUB
AAcross 52:	Alternative to Levi's
AAcross 53:	___ & Perrins (sauce brand)
AAcross 54:	"How adorable!"	AWW
AAcross 57:	Things guitarists and prospectors both use
AAcross 60:	Currency of Serbia
AAcross 64:	Lady Macbeth's declaration upon checking the steaks at the cookout?	WHATSDONEISDONE
AAcross 67:	Flood embankment
AAcross 68:	Genuine
AAcross 69:	Europe's tallest volcano
AAcross 70:	Adjective for Caroline
AAcross 71:	William who took a bow
AAcross 72:	Donna of old TV
DDown 1:	Voting no
DDown 2:	Legend of pop music
DDown 3:	Like wine and cheese, typically
DDown 4:	Lure deceptively
DDown 5:	PC component
DDown 5:	PC component
DDown 6:	Chew someone out, maybe
DDown 7:	White House worker
DDown 8:	Capri has a blue one
DDown 9:	Things to get in order
DDown 10:	Bit of animation
DDown 11:	Some Four Corners natives
DDown 12:	Fraternity activity
DDown 13:	Like a fireplace the morning after, say
DDown 18:	Rust, chemically
DDown 19:	Madame, across the Rhine
DDown 24:	Handfuls for a babysitter
DDown 26:	Spring time
DDown 27:	1960s counterculture guru Timothy
DDown 28:	"Snowy" bird
DDown 29:	Fish with no pelvic fins
DDown 30:	First Nobel laureate from Ireland
DDown 31:	Things that rhythm lacks?	AEIOU
DDown 32:	Aretha Franklin's genre
DDown 33:	___ terrier	SKYE
DDown 34:	Old isle of exile	ELBA
DDown 38:	Roald who wrote "The BFG"
DDown 40:	Barracks item
DDown 41:	Department store eponym
DDown 44:	Recessed, as eyes
DDown 46:	English city north of Sheffield
DDown 49:	Actress Tara
DDown 50:	Armed guard, perhaps
DDown 51:	Las Vegas player
DDown 54:	Leatherworking implements
DDown 55:	"That was close!"
DDown 56:	Sand castle destroyer
DDown 58:	Patella's place
DDown 59:	Member of an elite team
DDown 61:	Word often followed by a colon
DDown 62:	Either of two wives of King Henry VIII
DDown 63:	Show literacy
DDown 65:	Casual shirt
DDown 66:	"___ bite!"
DDown 66:	"___ bite!"