New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th December 2020 There are 61 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th December 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Impromptu musical get-together, informallyJAMSESHAAcross 8: Counting toolsABACIAAcross 13: Most up to the taskABLESTAAcross 19: Not muchA LITTLEAAcross 20: OddballWEIRDOAAcross 22: CommotionCLAMORAAcross 23: Archaeologist's assertion about a finding?BONECONTENTIONAAcross 25: Jackson not in the Jackson 5LATOYAAAcross 26: Benchmark: Abbr.STDAAcross 27: Members of the genus LepusHARESAAcross 28: Some overseas seasonsETESAAcross 30: Common vinaigrette ingredientDIJONAAcross 31: Russian pancakesBLINISAAcross 33: Swim team guru?STROKEGENIUSAAcross 36: Geri ___, late jazz pianistALLENAAcross 38: AuthoritySAY-SOAAcross 39: Used to beWASAAcross 40: Hire Phil Collins's longtime band for a gig?BOOKGENESISAAcross 44: Brand that comes out a head?PEZAAcross 45: Explosive soundBLAMAAcross 49: Curtain call actionsBOWSAAcross 50: One of 32 in the Thai alphabetVOWELAAcross 51: The Serengeti, e.g.?PRIDEPLACEAAcross 54: TV journalist CurryANNAAcross 55: LongPINEAAcross 56: PressIRONAAcross 57: Covers with gooSLIMESAAcross 58: SpeckIOTAAAcross 59: QuitsDESISTSAAcross 62: Shadow during an eclipseUMBRAAAcross 63: Knowing everything that's available to view on Netflix?STREAMCONSCIOUSNESSAAcross 67: Look forward toAWAITAAcross 68: Clay-basedEARTHENAAcross 69: UnpleasantICKYAAcross 70: Clishmaclaver or bavardage, to use some fancy languageGOSSIPAAcross 72: TrimPAREAAcross 73: A/C measuresBTUSAAcross 74: Hwy. offenseDUIAAcross 77: Amenity offered at an internet cafe?FREECHARGEAAcross 79: Nickname for baseball great Ernie BanksMRCUBAAcross 81: Gets out in dodgeball, sayPEGSAAcross 82: Sticks inADDSAAcross 83: Yes, in BrestOUIAAcross 84: Bit of reading at a bar mitzvah?RITEPASSAGEAAcross 86: Director LeeANGAAcross 87: EntertainAMUSEAAcross 89: Deconstruct for analysisPARSEAAcross 90: Stand-up's bombs?COMEDYERRORSAAcross 95: Keys near G'sAFLATSAAcross 98: Actor Rutger of "Blind Fury"HAUERAAcross 99: KeisterREARAAcross 100: Less friendlyICIERAAcross 101: AssistanceAIDAAcross 104: Peninsula shared by Italy, Slovenia and CroatiaISTRIAAAcross 106: Art shop worker's manual?FRAMEREFERENCEAAcross 110: UrbanizeCITIFYAAcross 111: Spit it out!SALIVAAAcross 112: Part of a canopyTREETOPAAcross 113: The plus sideASSETSAAcross 114: Cuisine that specializes in beef barbecueTEXANAAcross 115: No-parking-zone fixtureHYDRANTDDown 1: PokesJABSDDown 2: BushelsA LOTDDown 3: "Whoa!"MINDBLOWNDDown 4: Geneviève, for one: Abbr.STEDDown 5: Imprinting indeliblyETCHINGDDown 6: M.I.T.'s business schoolSLOANDDown 7: Mathematician Poincaré with a famous conjectureHENRIDDown 8: FlabbergastsAWESDDown 9: ___ E. King, singer and co-composer of "Stand by Me"BENDDown 10: River isletAITDDown 11: Ye olde news announcersCRIERSDDown 12: "Same here!"IDOTOODDown 13: Knee part, for shortACLDDown 14: Fan group?BLADESDDown 15: Like "alter ego" and "alma mater"LATINDDown 16: Prayer hands, for oneEMOJIDDown 17: "... or ___ think!"SOYOUDDown 18: Part of L.G.B.T.Q.TRANSDDown 21: Short race, for shortONEKDDown 24: Your: Fr.TESDDown 29: "When the country was fallin' apart, Betsy Ross got it all ___ up" ("Maude" theme lyric)SEWEDDDown 32: Albanian coinsLEKSDDown 33: Something that's often riggedSAILDDown 34: TV's Burrell and baseball's CobbTYSDDown 35: Looks longinglyGAZESDDown 36: Band that won the 1974 Eurovision Song ContestABBADDown 37: Minnesota's state birdLOONDDown 38: Orlando-to-Miami dir.SSEDDown 41: Role for Patti LuPone and MadonnaEVITADDown 42: Brand XNONAMEDDown 43: Flock memberEWEDDown 44: Spotted beanPINTODDown 45: "Well, I'll be," to a BritBLIMEYDDown 46: Offspring of a 43-DownLAMBSDDown 47: Taiwanese PCsACERSDDown 48: Big butteMESADDown 51: A dime a dozen, say?PRICEDDown 52: It can help you get a gripROSINDDown 53: Drops (down) heavilyPLUNKSDDown 55: Beautifully wordedPOETICDDown 56: Joe Jackson's "___ Really Going Out With Him?"ISSHEDDown 58: Van Gogh painting that once fetched a record amount at auction ($53.9 million)IRISESDDown 59: Hair pattern protectorDORAGDDown 60: ___ nousENTREDDown 61: Get in gear?SUITUPDDown 63: Dubbing needSWORDDDown 64: Used a stun gun onTASEDDDown 65: ___ pantsCAPRIDDown 66: Take a dive, maybeSCUBADDown 67: Digital imaging company that used to make filmAGFADDown 71: Apt rhyme for "baloney"PHONYDDown 73: Dating notation: Abbr.B.C.E.DDown 73: Dating notation: Abbr.BCEDDown 74: Start of a seasonal requestDEARSANTADDown 75: "Fluff Yeah" slipper sandals, e.g.UGGSDDown 76: "Gotcha"ISEEDDown 78: Helical bitAUGERDDown 79: Be off the markMISSDDown 79: Be off the markMISS.DDown 80: GPS calculation: Abbr.RTEDDown 81: Exam for H.S. jrs.PSATDDown 84: Original tale of robot rebellionRURDDown 85: Boxed a bitSPARREDDDown 86: UntetheredADRIFTDDown 87: Biblical mountARARATDDown 88: Team spiritMORALEDDown 90: Spanish term of affection between young womenCHICADDown 91: Spring in northern AfricaOASISDDown 92: Many rescuesMUTTSDDown 93: Gooseflesh-inducing, maybeEERIEDDown 94: Some coin tossersREFSDDown 95: Serve well?ACEDDown 96: Liquor store purchaseFIFTHDDown 97: SuspiciousLEERYDDown 100: Where Shiraz is locatedIRANDDown 102: Pic to clickICONDDown 103: Corp. divisionDEPTDDown 105: Exclamations of regretAYSDDown 107: CombineMIXDDown 108: Green of "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children"EVADDown 109: Always, in verseE'ER