New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th January 2021 There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th January 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Onetime Sony rivalTOSHIBAAAcross 8: Off-colorRACYAAcross 12: Maker of the X6 and Z4BMWAAcross 15: Doctors Without Borders, e.g.: Abbr.ORGAAcross 18: Deep secretARCANUMAAcross 19: "___ Dead?" (Mark Twain play)ISHEAAcross 20: Quickly learn one's lesson?CRAMAAcross 21: Startling soundBAMAAcross 22: Bookworms call dad?NERDSRINGPOPAAcross 24: South Beach and Paleo, for twoFADDIETSAAcross 26: Swiss painter PaulKLEEAAcross 27: Company whose business is picking up?UBERAAcross 28: Seedy area?SOILAAcross 29: Big Apple media inits.NYTAAcross 30: Depletes, with "up"USESAAcross 31: A young Justice Ginsburg chuckles?BABYRUTHSNICKERSAAcross 36: Signature itemPENAAcross 37: Singer Watson, a.k.a. Tones and I, with the 2019 hit "Dance Monkey"TONIAAcross 38: Apt name for a lawyerSUEAAcross 39: False accusation, informallyBUMRAPAAcross 40: Fancy Feast alternativeWHISKASAAcross 43: One "R" in R&RRESTAAcross 46: HoarseRASPYAAcross 47: Do core exercises all day, every day?CRUNCHNOWANDLATERAAcross 51: "___ Brockovich"ERINAAcross 52: Quick driveSPINAAcross 53: Elusive legendYETIAAcross 54: Business for Sanders supporters?KFCAAcross 57: Holiday dish served with sour cream or applesauceLATKESAAcross 60: Links grp.USGAAAcross 62: Hard to handle, in a wayEELYAAcross 64: Hunky-doryA-OKAAcross 66: Response to an orderAYEAAcross 67: Burger King bingefest?WHOPPERSSPREEAAcross 71: Alma mater for Spike Lee and Donald Glover, for shortNYUAAcross 72: Logical connectorNORAAcross 73: With the greatest of ___EASEAAcross 74: ___ golfDISCAAcross 75: Sloped roof supportRAFTERAAcross 77: Govt. org. with a forerunner known as the Black ChamberNSAAAcross 79: Race unitsLAPSAAcross 81: Dinner table expanderLEAFAAcross 83: Hops-drying ovenOASTAAcross 84: Supernova in our galaxy?MILKYWAYSTARBURSTAAcross 90: Follower of word or potatoSALADAAcross 93: "Gimme ___"ASECAAcross 94: ___-catSCAREDYAAcross 95: NumerousALOTOFAAcross 97: Symbols in Twitter handlesATSAAcross 99: Like ___ of sunshineARAYAAcross 100: Anatomical pouchSACAAcross 103: When E.M.T.s bring home the bacon?LIFESAVERSPAYDAYAAcross 108: "I mean ..."WELLAAcross 109: A/C specB.T.U.AAcross 109: A/C specBTUAAcross 110: Members of the crow familyJAYSAAcross 111: Heavier alternative to a foilEPEEAAcross 112: Guthrie who performed at WoodstockARLOAAcross 113: Cutting edge?HAIRLINEAAcross 115: Some astronomy Ph.D.s?MARSSMARTIESAAcross 119: Longtime Japanese P.M. who stepped down in 2020ABEAAcross 120: "Runnin'" team of N.C.A.A. Division I college basketballUTESAAcross 121: Comparable (to)AKINAAcross 122: DisciplePROTEGEAAcross 123: TarnishMARAAcross 124: Really good timeGASAAcross 125: Capital near the North SeaOSLOAAcross 126: Prepares (for)GETSSETDDown 1: Prepare for a road trip, perhapsTANKUPDDown 2: End of a threatOR ELSEDDown 3: Nora Ephron and Sofia Coppola, for twoSCREENWRITERSDDown 4: The land down under?HADESDDown 5: Walk-___INSDDown 6: Prickly covering of a seedBURDDown 7: "___ the only one?"AMIDDown 8: Beatles title womanRIGBYDDown 9: "___ your request ..."ASPERDDown 10: Feature of a classical Greek dramaCHORUSDDown 11: "You betcha!"YEPDDown 12: "The ___ -- is wider than the Sky" (start of an Emily Dickinson poem)BRAINDDown 13: Bit of fill-in-the-blanks funMADLIBDDown 14: Subject of intl. treatiesW.M.D.DDown 14: Subject of intl. treatiesWMDDDown 15: Compliant sortsOBEYERSDDown 16: Squalid digsRATTRAPDDown 17: Sports team V.I.P.sGMSDDown 20: Corporate money managers, for shortCFOSDDown 23: Ancient EgyptiansNUBIANSDDown 25: Result of a breast pocket mishap, maybeINKMARKDDown 28: Ally of the Brat PackSHEEDYDDown 31: Common baking pearBOSCDDown 32: Sacred cross in ancient EgyptANKHDDown 33: Chance to goTURNDDown 34: Preserve, in a wayCUREDDown 35: Only Stratego piece with a letter on itSPYDDown 37: Sardine containerTINDDown 41: StudmuffinHUNKDDown 42: Absorb, as sauce with breadSOP UPDDown 44: Give extra consideration, with "on"SLEEPDDown 45: Idaho, e.g., in dialectTATERDDown 47: Color markerCRAYONDDown 48: Got hip, with "up"WISEDDDown 49: How a door might be slammedANGRILYDDown 50: Subcontractor in a bathroom remodelTILERDDown 51: GustoELANDDown 55: One may be nominated for a Hugo AwardFANTASYSERIESDDown 56: Least forwardCOYESTDDown 58: Palindromic farm animalEWEDDown 59: "We ___ Overcome"SHALLDDown 61: Stubborn sortsASSESDDown 63: It helps in passingYEADDown 65: Rocker CobainKURTDDown 68: Japan's street food meccaOSAKADDown 69: Diarist who documented the Great Plague of LondonPEPYSDDown 70: Gets lostSCATSDDown 76: Eponym of the Detroit Lions fieldFORDDDown 78: Any Olympian, onceAMATEURDDown 80: Drops an f-bomb, saySWEARSDDown 82: False frontsFACADESDDown 85: Promises, promises!IDOSDDown 86: Takes stepsACTSDDown 87: ___ avisRARADDown 88: Coarse farm soundBRAYDDown 89: Dangerous move on a busy highwayUEYDDown 90: "Blueberries for ___" (kid-lit classic)SALDDown 91: Legendary password stealerALI BABADDown 92: Higher, as ambitionsLOFTIERDDown 96: Build-your-own Tex-Mex dishFAJITADDown 98: Does a dog trickSPEAKSDDown 101: DeclareALLEGEDDown 102: Where hangers hangCLOSETDDown 104: They go wherever the wind blowsVANESDDown 105: They can be batted and rolledEYESDDown 106: When high school seniors often visit the colleges that accepted themAPRILDDown 107: Like binary questionsYESNODDown 108: Volt-amperesWATTSDDown 113: Attention hog, maybeHAMDDown 114: GalootLUGDDown 115: Portrait seen on renminbi billsMAODDown 116: Car sticker fig.MPGDDown 117: "Roses ___ red ..."AREDDown 118: NonsenseROT