New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th September 2020

There are 68 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th September 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Part of a backpack
AAcross 6:	Pyramids, often
AAcross 11:	Dutch requirements
AAcross 16:	Evan : Welsh :: ___ : Scottish	IAN
AAcross 19:	One of Chekhov's "Three Sisters"	IRINA
AAcross 20:	Hunter of myth
AAcross 21:	Bring to bear
AAcross 22:	Result, maybe, in brief
AAcross 23:	Many apartments in old warehouse districts
AAcross 24:	Japanese comics style
AAcross 25:	Labor Day baby, e.g.
AAcross 26:	Shape formed by an extended thumb and index fingers
AAcross 27:	Good person to believe in
AAcross 29:	Switz. neighbor	GER
AAcross 30:	Writer Tarbell who took on Standard Oil
AAcross 31:	Pins are placed at the end of them
AAcross 33:	07 film	YOUONLYLIVETWICE
AAcross 37:	Some E.M.T. cases
AAcross 40:	Buying binges
AAcross 41:	Count in music	BASIE
AAcross 42:	Logical start?
AAcross 44:	U preceder
AAcross 45:	Picked from a lineup, informally	IDED
AAcross 46:	Hurt
AAcross 47:	Proverbs	OLDSAWS
AAcross 50:	Like puppeteers, usually
AAcross 53:	Maven
AAcross 54:	Leafy crown material
AAcross 55:	Day competitor	LITTLEBROWNANDCOMPANY
AAcross 62:	Bailiwicks
AAcross 63:	Legal
AAcross 64:	Chief Chirpa and others, in sci-fi	EWOKS
AAcross 65:	Wastes away
AAcross 66:	"Fantasy" Grammy winner
AAcross 67:	Cool, in old slang
AAcross 68:	"The way things are currently going ..."	ASIS
AAcross 72:	Muscle problem
AAcross 74:	Muscular
AAcross 76:	Grammy-winning country singer Black
AAcross 77:	Play combo of old	TINKERTOEVERSTOCHANCE
AAcross 83:	Mark ___, winner of the 1998 Masters	OMEARA
AAcross 84:	George Carlin was its first host, for short	SNL
AAcross 85:	State capital on the Colorado River
AAcross 86:	Subject of Newton's first law of motion
AAcross 88:	Dealers do this
AAcross 89:	Have an in-tents experience?
AAcross 92:	QB's pass: Abbr.
AAcross 93:	"___ to My Socks," Pablo Neruda poem
AAcross 94:	Larsson who wrote "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo"	STIEG
AAcross 96:	Additionally
AAcross 98:	Deletes, with "out"	XES
AAcross 99:	Tree alternative
AAcross 103:	Kind of salami
AAcross 105:	N.Y.C.'s first subway line	IRT
AAcross 106:	Like some gas: Abbr.
AAcross 107:	"Big Sur" novelist, 1962
AAcross 111:	A suggestion	RTE
AAcross 112:	World capital whose name comes from the Greek for "wisdom"
AAcross 114:	Humble
AAcross 116:	Jazz composer with an Egyptian-inspired name	SUNRA
AAcross 117:	"___ your call"
AAcross 118:	"Elements of Algebra" author, 1770
AAcross 119:	First lady of the 1950s
AAcross 120:	Kind of pear that resembles an apple
AAcross 121:	Rapper with the 2003 hit "I Can"
AAcross 122:	"Judge ___" (1995 Stallone movie)	DREDD
AAcross 123:	___ and curl (salon treatment)
AAcross 124:	Not interfere with	LETBE
DDown 1:	Tower over the field
DDown 2:	Sci-fi film with vehicles called "light cycles"
DDown 3:	Loaded (with)
DDown 4:	Prone to fidgeting
DDown 5:	Some 1990s Toyotas
DDown 6:	American fashion designer who once served as the creative director at Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent	TOMFORD
DDown 7:	___ pro nobis
DDown 8:	Mixed together
DDown 9:	Gets one over on
DDown 10:	Junkyard warning, maybe
DDown 11:	Play back?
DDown 12:	Rust and quartz
DDown 13:	Equity valuation stat
DDown 14:	Tiny bit of work
DDown 15:	Vodka brand, informally	STOLI
DDown 16:	She gained fame from her leading role in "Fame"	IRENECARA
DDown 17:	Having the means
DDown 18:	___ Lofgren, guitarist for the E Street Band
DDown 28:	Wolflike
DDown 32:	Great two-pair poker hand	ACESUP
DDown 34:	Once called
DDown 35:	Spanish resort island	IBIZA
DDown 36:	"Sure, I guess ..."	WELLOK
DDown 37:	Relating to egg cells
DDown 38:	Actor who won a 2016 Presidential Medal of Freedom
DDown 39:	Six-line verse
DDown 43:	Wilson of "Meet the Parents"
DDown 46:	Colloquial contraction	AINT
DDown 48:	Stops up
DDown 49:	Surreptitious
DDown 51:	Greek H's
DDown 52:	Golfer Ernie
DDown 53:	It ended on Nov. 11, 1918	WWI
DDown 56:	Swell up
DDown 57:	Laundry soap since 1908	RINSO
DDown 58:	"___, all ye faithful"	OCOME
DDown 59:	Classic fruity sodas	NEHIS
DDown 60:	Occupied, with "in"
DDown 61:	Accept as charged	COPTO
DDown 68:	"How sad!"
DDown 69:	Liquor levy, e.g.	SINTAX
DDown 70:	Provoke
DDown 71:	Surgical inserts
DDown 72:	Painter José María ___	SERT
DDown 73:	Kind words
DDown 74:	"Va ___" (Italian "All right")
DDown 75:	Something to bookmark
DDown 76:	Film director Jon	CHU
DDown 77:	You, to Yves	TOI
DDown 78:	"___ doctor, but ..."	IMNO
DDown 79:	Trait of a clingy romantic partner
DDown 80:	Lead singer of rock's Yeah Yeah Yeahs (who uses just the initial of her last name)	KARENO
DDown 81:	Churchill's trademark gesture
DDown 82:	Author born Truman Streckfus Persons
DDown 87:	Not much at all
DDown 88:	Ballet attire
DDown 89:	Pig in a poke or pigeon drop
DDown 90:	"The Simpsons" grandpa	ABE
DDown 91:	"More of the ___" (1967 #1 album)	MONKEES
DDown 95:	Weepy 1954 Patti Page hit	ICRIED
DDown 96:	Haberdasher's clasp	TIEBAR
DDown 97:	Of the ankle
DDown 100:	Stunned, in a way	TASED
DDown 101:	Walk heavily
DDown 102:	Contemptible sort
DDown 103:	Toothy smile
DDown 104:	Jazz's James	ETTA
DDown 108:	Condo, e.g.
DDown 109:	Kaffiyeh wearer
DDown 110:	Christmas tree hanging
DDown 113:	Just between us?
DDown 115:	Family nickname