New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th October 2020

There are 58 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th October 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Marvel at
AAcross 7:	L.G.B.T.-aligned advocacy group since 1987
AAcross 12:	Occasion to get all gussied up	HOTDATE
AAcross 19:	Stroke of good fortune
AAcross 21:	Newswoman Sawyer	DIANE
AAcross 22:	"You ain't lyin'!"	TRUEDAT
AAcross 23:	What the Old English called "Winterfylleth"
AAcross 24:	To a cosmetician: "You're ..."	MAKINGMEBLUSH
AAcross 26:	Home to Antilia, the world's most valuable private residence (27 floors, $2.2 billion)
AAcross 28:	Is
AAcross 29:	Kind of clef
AAcross 30:	To a produce vendor near closing time: "You're ..."	OUTOFYOURGOURD
AAcross 34:	The "B" in GB
AAcross 35:	Fisherman's ___ (San Francisco attraction)
AAcross 36:	Utter nonsense
AAcross 37:	Eyes: Sp.	OJOS
AAcross 39:	Feature of a batter that needs more whisking
AAcross 40:	Wong of stand-up comedy
AAcross 41:	Drive (away)
AAcross 42:	Laughing matter?
AAcross 45:	Palindromic rulers
AAcross 47:	To a bad free throw shooter: "You're ..."	MISSINGTHEPOINT
AAcross 52:	All ___
AAcross 54:	Ruin, as plans
AAcross 55:	Crowd noise
AAcross 56:	Blubbers
AAcross 60:	The dove's-foot crane's-bill, for instance
AAcross 62:	Big seller of animal supplies	PETCO
AAcross 63:	To a temp worker: "You're ..."	INFORITNOW
AAcross 65:	To a rude driver: "You're ..."	DARNTOOTIN
AAcross 68:	Architect Frank	GEHRY
AAcross 69:	Sci-fi classic featuring the Three Laws	IROBOT
AAcross 71:	Taylor Swift's first #1 country hit, 2007	OURSONG
AAcross 72:	Things stuck in clogs
AAcross 73:	Itching to eat and irritable about it, in slang	HANGRY
AAcross 75:	[Leave it]
AAcross 76:	With 98-Across, to an aspiring entrepreneur: "You're ..."	ONLYASGOODASTHE
AAcross 80:	Friendship
AAcross 85:	Vim
AAcross 86:	Parts of Twitter profiles
AAcross 87:	Clicking sound?
AAcross 88:	All over hell's half ___ (everywhere)
AAcross 89:	Item on a president's lapel
AAcross 90:	Placing a call
AAcross 94:	Fishing basket
AAcross 95:	Apt anagram of MY CAR	CAMRY
AAcross 98:	See 76-Across	COMPANYYOUKEEP
AAcross 100:	Native speakers of Chiwere
AAcross 101:	Declined	SAIDNO
AAcross 103:	Sips
AAcross 104:	To anyone who wasn't addressed above: "You're ..."	SOMETHINGELSE
AAcross 107:	Vegan latte option	OATMILK
AAcross 111:	Kings and queens, maybe	TWOPAIR
AAcross 112:	Large chunk of one's final grade, often
AAcross 113:	Aspen or Alta	SKIAREA
AAcross 114:	It's against the rule
AAcross 115:	Move like a peacock
AAcross 116:	Big name in nonprofit journalism	APNEWS
DDown 1:	Adele's "Million Years ___"
DDown 2:	Medic
DDown 3:	Spring hrs. in Colorado Springs	MDT
DDown 4:	Organism that structurally resembles another organism
DDown 5:	Brush off
DDown 6:	"Never interrupt your ___ when he's making a mistake" (old aphorism)
DDown 7:	Four-star figures
DDown 8:	Valerie Plame's org. in 2003's Plame affair
DDown 9:	Go up against
DDown 10:	Sui generis
DDown 11:	Destitution
DDown 12:	Code edited by a webmaster
DDown 13:	Many end in "-ite"
DDown 14:	Ice cream purchase
DDown 15:	"Expect ___" (road sign)
DDown 16:	Warranting an "X," say
DDown 17:	Something to do with your buds?
DDown 18:	Social climate
DDown 20:	Physician who co-founded A.A., familiarly	DRBOB
DDown 25:	Traipse (about)
DDown 27:	How some like their café	AULAIT
DDown 30:	Creatures that can have asymmetrical ears, which aid in hunting
DDown 31:	"Nah"	UHUH
DDown 32:	Author Janowitz of literature's "brat pack"	TAMA
DDown 33:	Pinot ___
DDown 34:	Cutesy sound accompanying a poke	BOOP
DDown 37:	Greeting when running into someone unexpectedly	OHHI
DDown 38:	Book before Amos
DDown 41:	Texas county on the Mexican border
DDown 42:	Italian painter known for his frescoes
DDown 43:	Pain relief brand	ANACIN
DDown 44:	How some like their coffee
DDown 46:	Floor
DDown 47:	One of two on the Titanic
DDown 48:	"Who wants this?" response
DDown 49:	Makeover result, maybe	NEWDO
DDown 50:	Word stylized with extra R's on some cereal boxes
DDown 51:	Some froyo bar toppings	OREOS
DDown 53:	___ polloi
DDown 56:	Circus venue
DDown 57:	A ball and a strike, in a baseball count	ONEONE
DDown 58:	Useful	OFHELP
DDown 59:	Toy rocker, in tot-speak
DDown 60:	Give up
DDown 61:	What might be "love" or "lesbian" in a TV show title	LWORD
DDown 62:	Lead-in to potty
DDown 64:	El ___ (weather phenomena)	NINOS
DDown 66:	It's not a lot to jot
DDown 67:	Third of seven columns: Abbr.	TUE
DDown 70:	___ hair	BYA
DDown 73:	Earliest-known Chinese dynasty (dating back to 2000 B.C.)	HSIA
DDown 74:	Eagerly excited
DDown 75:	Villain in 1998's "Mulan"	SHANYU
DDown 77:	With adroitness
DDown 78:	División de la casa	SALA
DDown 79:	Like 0.5-millimeter lead, among popular mechanical pencil options
DDown 81:	Good-looking guy?
DDown 82:	Cold treat	ICEE
DDown 83:	Diagram of relationships
DDown 84:	App with a Reservations feature
DDown 89:	Newspaper articles and mentions on social media, in brief	FREEPR
DDown 90:	Ducks
DDown 91:	"My turn"	IMNEXT
DDown 92:	Electrically balanced, in chemistry	APOLAR
DDown 93:	Sandwiches on pita bread
DDown 94:	Pool chalk target	CUETIP
DDown 95:	___ Brava, Spain
DDown 96:	Georgia's capital, informally	ATOWN
DDown 97:	Jason who played Khal Drogo on "Game of Thrones"	MOMOA
DDown 98:	The Reds, on scoreboards	CIN
DDown 99:	2020 U.S. Open tennis champ Naomi
DDown 101:	___ Tzu (dog breed)	SHIH
DDown 102:	Like sponge cakes
DDown 105:	Middle of a certain three-in-a-row	TAC
DDown 106:	Lone Star State sch.	SMU
DDown 108:	Wrath
DDown 109:	Man's nickname that omits the "is" at the end
DDown 110:	___ in kangaroo