New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th December 2020 There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th December 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Advice columnist SavageDANAAcross 4: Out of tune ... or bubblesFLATAAcross 8: Saturn or Mercury, onceCARAAcross 11: ___ feverCABINAAcross 16: Prayer leaderIMAMAAcross 18: Opening opening?LONGOAAcross 20: Yeats or KeatsPOETAAcross 21: Pliocene, e.g.EPOCHAAcross 22: Something to build onSITEAAcross 23: Ancient Aegean landIONIAAAcross 24: The fly in fly-fishing, e.g.LUREAAcross 25: TurnSPOILAAcross 26: Indy film? (1981)RAIDERSOFTHELOSTARKAAcross 30: Render unnecessaryOBVIATEAAcross 31: Female deerHINDSAAcross 32: Classic sci-fi anthology whose first story is titled "Robbie"IROBOTAAcross 35: Sound from a flockBLEATAAcross 36: Road movie? (1950)SUNSETBOULEVARDAAcross 40: Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr.EESAAcross 41: BizarreOUTREAAcross 43: React to a stubbed toe, maybeYELPAAcross 44: Confident juggler's propsEGGSAAcross 45: Film director's cryCUTAAcross 46: Blood work localesLABSAAcross 49: Sound of reliefAAHAAcross 52: Cannoli ingredientRICOTTAAAcross 56: PG movie? (1992)PATRIOTGAMESAAcross 63: Anthem openingOSAYAAcross 64: A little bit of workERGAAcross 66: Brush offSPURNAAcross 67: Draw outELICITAAcross 69: One whose range goes from about F3 to F5, musicallyALTOAAcross 70: Hilarious folksRIOTSAAcross 72: World capital with the Gangnam districtSEOULAAcross 74: ChallengeDAREAAcross 75: Hummingbird feeder fillerNECTARAAcross 77: BlatantOVERTAAcross 79: N.Y. engineering sch.RPIAAcross 80: Actress de Matteo of "Sons of Anarchy"DREAAAcross 81: Family film? (1972)THEGODFATHERAAcross 84: Barely contain angerSMOLDERAAcross 86: ___ glanceATAAAcross 87: Thor : Thursday :: ___ : WednesdayODINAAcross 89: Suffix with heroINEAAcross 90: Oration stationDAISAAcross 94: Cleverly self-referentialMETAAAcross 98: Social stratumCASTEAAcross 100: Common 99¢ purchaseAPPAAcross 103: Dock-udrama? (1954)ONTHEWATERFRONTAAcross 108: Spendthrift's oppositeSAVERAAcross 110: ___ Palace, Indian tourist attractionMYSOREAAcross 111: Perfectly timedONCUEAAcross 112: Pilot, e.g.EPISODEAAcross 114: Short film? (1989)HONEYISHRUNKTHEKIDSAAcross 118: Where Minos ruledCRETEAAcross 120: Safe, on boardALEEAAcross 121: Violet varietyPANSYAAcross 122: Wait in neutralIDLEAAcross 123: Jack rabbits, but not rabbitsHARESAAcross 124: Saturnus or MercuriusDEUSAAcross 125: Part of a sewing kitSPOOLAAcross 126: Nair rival, onceNEETAAcross 127: Not so moving?INERTAAcross 128: Nile reptileASPAAcross 129: Its name is derived from the Greek for "I burn"ETNAAAcross 130: OB/GYNs, e.g.DRSDDown 1: Wear off?DISROBEDDown 2: EasygoingAMIABLEDDown 3: HometownersNATIVESDDown 4: Toy (with), as an ideaFLIRTDDown 5: Least strictLOOSESTDDown 6: ___ mundiANNODDown 7: Popular ABC programming block of the '90sTGIFDDown 8: "Perhaps"COULDBEDDown 9: Fine sprayAEROSOLDDown 10: 66 and others: Abbr.RTESDDown 11: One of the BorgiasCESAREDDown 12: Rubber-stamp, sayAPPROVEDDown 13: Kids use it for textsBOOK BAGDDown 14: "Vous êtes ___" (French map notation)ICIDDown 15: Grp. with the Vezina TrophyNHLDDown 17: Pastels and charcoal, for twoMEDIADDown 19: Swear words?OATHSDDown 20: More than enoughPLENTYDDown 27: Enjoy some dishes without doing dishes, perhapsEAT OUTDDown 28: HastenHIEDDown 29: ___ Tuesday (Aimee Mann's band)TILDDown 33: Dot followerORGDDown 34: Some ESPN highlights, for shortTDSDDown 37: Something often underlined and blueURLDDown 38: Half-moon tideNEAPDDown 39: ___ the crack of dawnUPATDDown 42: BalderdashUTTERROTDDown 45: Trickster of Shoshone mythologyCOYOTEDDown 47: Short-legged houndBASSETDDown 48: Fuel additive brandS.T.P.DDown 48: Fuel additive brandSTPDDown 50: 17, for an R-rated movieAGE LIMITDDown 51: Director AshbyHALDDown 52: Dappled horseROANDDown 53: KeyISLETDDown 54: Hidden downsideCATCHDDown 55: Man's name that's another man's name backwardARIDDown 57: In poor condition, as old machineryRUSTEDDDown 58: CholerIREDDown 59: ___ about (approximately)ONORDDown 60: Undesirable plane seatMIDDLEDDown 61: Often-animated greetingECARDDDown 62: Yes or no followerSIREEDDown 65: FlubGOOFDDown 68: Eye dropTEARDDown 71: New Deal program, in briefTVADDown 73: Co. with brown trucksUPSDDown 76: Palindromic titleAGADDown 78: See 118-DownRHODDown 82: Lady of SpainDAMADDown 83: Anti-mob law, for shortRICODDown 85: Baby shower giftONESIEDDown 88: Photographer GoldinNANDDown 90: ___ PérignonDOMDDown 91: ___ given SundayANYDDown 92: "My package arrived!"ITSHEREDDown 93: Alcoholic drink consumed in one gulpSHOOTERDDown 95: French starsETOILESDDown 96: ClenchTENSE UPDDown 97: Utah national parkARCHESDDown 99: Bit of ranch dressing?STETSONDDown 100: Got aroundAVOIDEDDDown 101: Street vendorPEDDLERDDown 102: Radio buttonsPRESETSDDown 104: First name of a literary "Papa"ERNESTDDown 105: DiminutiveWEEDDown 106: Cat's pajamas?FURDDown 107: Extends a tourREUPSDDown 109: Invite to enterASK INDDown 113: Parts of kingdomsPHYLADDown 115: When repeated, a "Seinfeld" expressionYADADDown 116: ScruffNAPEDDown 117: Masseur's targetKNOTDDown 118: With 78-Down, Greek letters that together sound like a world capitalCH'IDDown 118: With 78-Down, Greek letters that together sound like a world capitalCHIDDown 119: DashedRAN