New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th December 2020

There are 63 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th December 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Venomous snake
AAcross 6:	"To be honest ..."
AAcross 12:	"My goodness!"	ISAY
AAcross 16:	Extinct flightless bird that once grew up to 12 feet
AAcross 19:	Like the water in a whistling teakettle
AAcross 20:	Puzzled remark	IDUNNO
AAcross 21:	A student may pass it
AAcross 22:	Kid's refrigerator display
AAcross 23:	Law partners	JUDGEANDJURY
AAcross 25:	Booty call?	BUTTDIAL
AAcross 27:	How-to manual component
AAcross 28:	___ learning
AAcross 29:	Richard of "Chicago"
AAcross 30:	Mount ___, workplace of the Cyclopes in Greek myth
AAcross 31:	Having a very high body mass index
AAcross 33:	Singer with the 2020 album "A Holly Dolly Christmas"
AAcross 35:	Problems with streaming
AAcross 36:	Puller of strings?
AAcross 39:	Silent partners	PEACEANDQUIET
AAcross 42:	Noticeably amazed
AAcross 43:	Leigh who played Scarlett	VIVIEN
AAcross 44:	Train ticket info, for short
AAcross 45:	Writing partners	PENANDPAPER
AAcross 48:	Spaceman Spiff and Stupendous Man, for Calvin in "Calvin and Hobbes"	ALTEREGOS
AAcross 54:	Red ___
AAcross 55:	Who "can get in the way of what I feel for you," in a 2007 #1 Alicia Keys hit	NOONE
AAcross 56:	Business suits?	CEOS
AAcross 57:	Famous bed-in participant
AAcross 58:	Nest noise
AAcross 60:	For example	SUCHAS
AAcross 63:	Salmon and sturgeon delicacies
AAcross 64:	Partners in crime
AAcross 69:	Modern meeting method
AAcross 70:	Some U.S. space launch rockets
AAcross 71:	"See ya"
AAcross 72:	Requests at security lines
AAcross 73:	Chicago mayor Lightfoot	LORI
AAcross 74:	Gave up
AAcross 76:	First dynasty of imperial China, 221-206 B.C.
AAcross 79:	Flier trier?
AAcross 82:	Business partners	BOOMANDBUST
AAcross 85:	Commotion
AAcross 86:	Fervent believer
AAcross 88:	Walker's need
AAcross 89:	Romantic partners	HUGSANDKISSES
AAcross 94:	Tight-fitting suits
AAcross 96:	Apartment, in real estate talk
AAcross 97:	Core principles
AAcross 98:	Bake, as an egg
AAcross 99:	Evil Kermit or Grumpy Cat
AAcross 100:	How Phileas Fogg traveled
AAcross 101:	Money in coins rather than bills
AAcross 104:	Earnest request
AAcross 108:	Like some vinaigrette
AAcross 110:	Domestic partners	ROOMANDBOARD
AAcross 112:	Sponge off of
AAcross 113:	Calendar row
AAcross 114:	Magazine bestowing Best of Beauty awards
AAcross 115:	Not a big studio film
AAcross 116:	Take possession of
AAcross 117:	Makes a typo, say
AAcross 118:	Gave a boost
AAcross 119:	S-shaped moldings
DDown 1:	Officers above capts.	MAJS
DDown 2:	What San Diego and Tijuana do
DDown 3:	Airplane ___
DDown 4:	"Notorious" rap nickname	BIGPOPPA
DDown 5:	It may be blond, brown or ginger
DDown 6:	Of the utmost quality
DDown 7:	Snapchatter's request	ADDME
DDown 8:	1981 Stephen King thriller	CUJO
DDown 9:	Certain bolt holder	TNUT
DDown 10:	Being fixed, as a car at a garage	INREPAIR
DDown 11:	Vegan milk source
DDown 12:	Still being debugged	INBETA
DDown 13:	Turn against	SOURON
DDown 14:	Event organizer's count
DDown 15:	___ to come
DDown 16:	Cocktail with rum, curaçao and fruit juice	MAITAI
DDown 17:	Like monarch butterflies
DDown 18:	Debut album for Etta James
DDown 24:	Apollo's half brother
DDown 26:	Fool
DDown 29:	Sweet red dessert wine	GRENACHE
DDown 32:	Representatives' term lengths
DDown 34:	A thing in poker?
DDown 36:	Unfortunate events, old-style
DDown 37:	C.I.A. whistle-blower Philip
DDown 38:	Encountered by chance	RANACROSS
DDown 39:	Subject of a Magritte work (or not?)
DDown 40:	Simple palindromic reply to "Madam, I'm Adam"
DDown 41:	Fiscal year div.	QTR
DDown 43:	Ryder ride
DDown 46:	Dweeb
DDown 47:	Rihanna or Mariah Carey	POPIDOL
DDown 49:	Have a preference
DDown 50:	Deep-fried tortilla dish
DDown 51:	Group of heavies	GOONSQUAD
DDown 52:	Universal donor's blood type, in brief	ONEG
DDown 53:	Brand of pads
DDown 59:	Sewing 101 assignment
DDown 60:	Didn't go anywhere
DDown 61:	Spanish article	UNA
DDown 62:	Investment options, for short	CDS
DDown 63:	Setting for Hitchcock's "Notorious," informally
DDown 64:	Portend
DDown 65:	Emperor who ruled for more than 13 years, dying at age 30
DDown 66:	More eye-catching
DDown 67:	Anthony ___, 1950s British P.M.
DDown 68:	Villain with the "real" name Edward Nigma
DDown 69:	Teen's woe
DDown 73:	Big game changer?	LIONTAMER
DDown 74:	This is what it sounds like when doves cry
DDown 75:	P.D. or F.D. worker	EMT
DDown 77:	Kindergarten comeback	ISSO
DDown 78:	Indefinite degrees	NTHS
DDown 80:	Sweetness and sourness
DDown 81:	Canoodling in a crowd, for short
DDown 82:	Prominent feature of the Who's "My Generation"	BASSSOLO
DDown 83:	Cheer for Real Madrid
DDown 84:	Drinking game that requires aim	BEERPONG
DDown 87:	Winter setting in N.Y.C.
DDown 89:	Deceptive talk
DDown 90:	Perturbation
DDown 91:	Small hole-drilling tool
DDown 92:	Obstinate sort
DDown 93:	Talents
DDown 94:	Really stood out
DDown 95:	Patchy in color
DDown 98:	Close call
DDown 102:	Sport with saddles
DDown 103:	Bevy : quails :: mob : ___
DDown 105:	Fill with freight
DDown 106:	Lake largely fed by the Detroit River
DDown 107:	Lemon or lime drinks, informally	ADES
DDown 109:	Wonder
DDown 110:	Piano tune
DDown 111:	Words accompanying a headshot, in brief