New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th March 2021

There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th March 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Some rappers	MCS
AAcross 4:	Music genre for Carmen Miranda
AAcross 9:	Pioneer in 35mm cameras	LEICA
AAcross 14:	Bit of bait
AAcross 18:	His face overlooks Havana's Plaza de la Revolución
AAcross 19:	Fire ___
AAcross 20:	See 67-Across
AAcross 21:	Refurbish
AAcross 22:	Architectural innovation jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1982	GRAFFITIPROOFBUILDING
AAcross 26:	Actress Perez	ROSIE
AAcross 27:	Performer's showcase
AAcross 28:	Gave out
AAcross 29:	God of love
AAcross 30:	Goofy images, perhaps?
AAcross 32:	Kitchen brand whose name becomes an animal after adding a "t"	OCELO
AAcross 33:	Old N.Y.C. subway inits.	IRT
AAcross 36:	Wish list items
AAcross 38:	Grooming tool jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1979	THREEBLADERAZOR
AAcross 41:	"Gotcha"	OHISEE
AAcross 43:	___ Sea, whose eastern basin has become a desert	ARAL
AAcross 44:	Either spy to the other in "Spy vs. Spy"
AAcross 45:	Prop in a Shakespeare tragedy
AAcross 47:	Abbr. at the end of a planner
AAcross 48:	Classic board game derived from pachisi
AAcross 50:	Place to order a cassoulet
AAcross 52:	Writing aid jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1967
AAcross 52:	Writing aid jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1967
AAcross 55:	Therefore
AAcross 56:	___ block
AAcross 57:	Midnight trip to the fridge, say
AAcross 58:	"Yellow Flicker Beat" singer, 2014	LORDE
AAcross 59:	Type of headsail
AAcross 62:	Super-duper
AAcross 63:	Shake off
AAcross 65:	Hammer out, say
AAcross 66:	"___ Lisa"
AAcross 67:	With 20-Across, yearly
AAcross 68:	Some sports car options	TTOPS
AAcross 69:	Painter Paul
AAcross 70:	"Them's the breaks!"
AAcross 72:	Butler played by Gable	RHETT
AAcross 73:	Winter sport jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1965
AAcross 75:	Treadmill settings
AAcross 77:	They're not known for neatness
AAcross 78:	Word connecting two place names
AAcross 79:	Word connecting two last names
AAcross 80:	Taters
AAcross 81:	Ragamuffin
AAcross 82:	Nominee's place
AAcross 84:	Telephone feature jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1961	AUTOMATICREDIAL
AAcross 89:	Porters, e.g.
AAcross 92:	Stampede member in "The Lion King"
AAcross 93:	Manual readers
AAcross 94:	"___ fun!"
AAcross 95:	Early smartphone model	TREO
AAcross 96:	Italian lager	PERONI
AAcross 98:	Square thing
AAcross 100:	Like some rights and engineers
AAcross 101:	Satirical cartoonist, born 3/13/1921, known for dreaming up ridiculous inventions ... or are they?	ALJAFFEEOFMADMAGAZINE
AAcross 107:	Ransacks
AAcross 108:	Peter the Great and others
AAcross 109:	Eponym of an M.L.B. hitting award
AAcross 110:	Jellied British delicacy
AAcross 111:	Goes down
AAcross 112:	Fender product, for short	STRAT
AAcross 113:	Windows forerunner
AAcross 114:	Droll
DDown 1:	Phil of "Dr. Phil"
DDown 2:	Intensity of color
DDown 3:	When the president may make a pitch	SEASONOPENER
DDown 4:	Ump's call
DDown 5:	Comedian Wong
DDown 6:	Gym array
DDown 7:	Sweet bread
DDown 8:	Not as scarce
DDown 9:	Language not traditionally written with spaces between words
DDown 10:	Ambient musician Brian	ENO
DDown 11:	Like Bach's first two "Brandenburg" Concertos	INF
DDown 12:	Like dice, shapewise
DDown 13:	Finding it funny
DDown 14:	Off the mark
DDown 15:	Substance that helps a spaceship's fuel burn
DDown 16:	Direct
DDown 17:	It's greener the higher it is, for short	MPG
DDown 21:	Glow, in a way
DDown 23:	Narrow inlet
DDown 24:	Part
DDown 25:	___ of Man
DDown 31:	Exposed to high heat, in a way
DDown 32:	Cosmetics brand with "Face anything" ads	OLAY
DDown 34:	Ex-QB football analyst Tony	ROMO
DDown 35:	Word repeated before "again"
DDown 37:	Move stealthily
DDown 38:	Big part of the S&P 500
DDown 39:	"It's co-o-old!"
DDown 40:	Toss in a chip, maybe
DDown 42:	Hid
DDown 45:	Org. concerned with performance rights	ASCAP
DDown 46:	Mace, for one
DDown 48:	Oodles
DDown 49:	"___ From Muskogee" (Merle Haggard hit)	OKIE
DDown 50:	Cartoonist Dave famous for "The Lighter Side of ..."
DDown 51:	How anatomy charts are drawn
DDown 53:	Mormon church, for short	LDS
DDown 54:	Blow
DDown 55:	"Mountain of God," in Exodus	HOREB
DDown 58:	Longtime name in cinemas	LOEWS
DDown 59:	Hire calling?
DDown 60:	Like slapstick comedies
DDown 61:	Feature of a Care Bear's belly
DDown 64:	Oodles
DDown 65:	Hazard on an Arctic voyage
DDown 66:	1960s style
DDown 68:	Blues ensemble?	THESMURFS
DDown 69:	Slices easily (through)
DDown 71:	Brush brand	ORALB
DDown 72:	Command+Y, on a Mac
DDown 73:	Swizzle
DDown 74:	Cartoon speech bubble, often
DDown 75:	Whirled around
DDown 76:	Sting, e.g.	PUTUPJOB
DDown 77:	Egg holders
DDown 80:	Droop
DDown 81:	Most sinewy
DDown 82:	Its coat of arms features a marlin and flamingo, with "the"
DDown 83:	Baseball's "Big Papi"	ORTIZ
DDown 85:	Since	ASOF
DDown 86:	Principles
DDown 87:	Russian assembly
DDown 88:	Gutter nuisance in cold climates	ICEDAM
DDown 90:	Apt surname for a hot dog vendor?
DDown 91:	Alone
DDown 97:	Gobbles up
DDown 99:	Suet alternative
DDown 100:	Survivalist's stockpile
DDown 101:	It might come in a yard glass
DDown 102:	High toss
DDown 103:	Crew's control?
DDown 104:	___ diavolo (in a peppery tomato sauce)
DDown 105:	Year-round Phoenix hrs.
DDown 106:	Sticky stuff