New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th April 2021 There are 62 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th April 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Chow down onSNARFAAcross 6: "Exactly like this"JUST SOAAcross 12: Word with mild or wellMANNEREDAAcross 20: Character often found in children's booksWALDOAAcross 21: Emotionally process, in modern lingoUNPACKAAcross 22: Repeated cry in 1931's "Frankenstein"ITSALIVEAAcross 23: *Perfect curveball?IDEALBREAKERAAcross 25: Ivy League cityNEW HAVENAAcross 26: JamFIXAAcross 27: CrucialKEYAAcross 28: White coat?ENAMELAAcross 30: Course standardsPARSAAcross 31: Emergency room concernTRAUMAAAcross 33: *Batting coach's instruction to a lackadaisical hitter?BUNTSERIOUSLYAAcross 37: Habitual drinkersLUSHESAAcross 39: Opposed (to)AVERSEAAcross 40: *Apprentice groundskeepers?LAWNSTUDENTSAAcross 46: Singer/songwriter Parks with the 2021 album "Collapsed in Sunbeams"ARLOAAcross 47: It might get pulled in both directionsSAWAAcross 50: New York's Mount ___ HospitalSINAIAAcross 51: Dark wine grapeMERLOTAAcross 52: Part of a heartbeatSYSTOLEAAcross 54: Diplomatic official: Abbr.AMBAAcross 55: Corn coreCOBAAcross 57: CancelsSCRUBSAAcross 60: AlacrityHASTEAAcross 61: Afternoon socialsTEASAAcross 63: Where dreams are madeBEDAAcross 65: *Overenthusiastic description of a routine base hit?SOFAIRSOGOODAAcross 68: Stand-in for Middle AmericaPEORIAAAcross 71: Pair of socks?ONETWOAAcross 72: *Umpire's aid in judging foul balls?LINEDETECTORAAcross 78: GPS approximationETAAAcross 79: Sgt. and cpl., e.g.NCOSAAcross 83: Airer of "Nancy Drew"THECWAAcross 84: Old saltSEA DOGAAcross 84: Old saltSEADOGAAcross 86: FuryIREAAcross 88: State where M.L.K. marched: Abbr.ALAAAcross 88: State where M.L.K. marched: Abbr.ALA.AAcross 89: Some finsDORSALSAAcross 92: King James on a courtLEBRONAAcross 94: Do as Henry VI didGOMADAAcross 96: Letters on some foundationsSPFAAcross 97: Jumpy sorts, in briefROOSAAcross 99: *Long hours of fielding practice?LABOROFGLOVEAAcross 101: ___ onlyADULTSAAcross 103: TiltingASLOPEAAcross 104: *Imperceptible fastball movement?INVISIBLESINKAAcross 109: All over the placeGLOBALAAcross 113: Jimmy ___ (luxury shoe brand)CHOOAAcross 114: Scientist buried in Westminster AbbeyDARWINAAcross 115: Pop artist who sings "Satisfied" on "The Hamilton Mixtape"SIAAAcross 116: New ___ (cap brand)ERAAAcross 117: Trouble, metaphoricallyHOT WATERAAcross 120: Ballgame extenders ... and what can literally be found in the answers to the asterisked cluesEXTRA INNINGSAAcross 124: BeekeeperAPIARISTAAcross 125: ___ to goRARINGAAcross 126: Run-D.M.C. and the Jonas Brothers, for exampleTRIOSAAcross 127: Bands' performance sheetsSETLISTSAAcross 128: UnruffledSMOOTHAAcross 129: ___ DomingoSANTODDown 1: Bird that can spend up to 10 months in the air without landingSWIFTDDown 2: Absolute bottomNADIRDDown 3: Digital assistantALEXADDown 4: Food packaging abbr., onceRDADDown 5: What's heard at many a coffeehouseFOLK MUSICDDown 6: Group sometimes said to be "out"JURYDDown 7: French articleUNEDDown 8: Pampering placeSPADDown 9: In useTAKENDDown 10: Candle choiceSCENTDDown 11: Gumbo podsOKRASDDown 12: Goddess with a sacred owlMINERVADDown 13: Designers' studiosATELIERSDDown 14: Its capital is Sydney: Abbr.NSWDDown 15: "Uh-uh"NAHDDown 16: Go byELAPSEDDown 17: Compete withRIVALDDown 18: Part of EGBDFEVERYDDown 19: Places to play cards, oftenDENSDDown 24: The Daily ___ (online news site)BEASTDDown 29: ___ culpaMEADDown 32: It plays a role in arm-twistingULNADDown 33: "Venerable" saintBEDEDDown 34: Manual readersUSERSDDown 35: Air France hubORLYDDown 36: It brought Hope to the worldUSOSHOWDDown 38: When doubled, a Nabokov protagonistHUMBERTDDown 40: Pre-bar challenge, brieflyLSATDDown 41: "Je t'___"AIMEDDown 42: Org. with Fire and SparksWNBADDown 43: It was first won by the N.Y. Mets in 1969NLCSDDown 44: Snow blower brandTORODDown 45: Word on some Oreo packagesSTUFDDown 47: Nothing specialSO-SODDown 48: Tina Turner, voicewiseALTODDown 49: Goldenrod, e.g.WEEDDDown 53: AppendTAG ONDDown 56: Instrument with a flared endOBOEDDown 58: Chinese steamed bunBAODDown 59: Ratio of an angle's opposite side to the hypotenuseSINEDDown 62: Blueprint detailsSPECSDDown 64: Runs out of juiceDIESDDown 66: Eye cream ingredientRETINOLDDown 67: Symbol on Captain America's shieldSTARDDown 69: Villainous English king in "Braveheart"EDWARD IDDown 70: Outstanding pitcherACEDDown 72: Former Ford modelsLTDSDDown 73: Seller of Belgian waffles and French toast (fittingly, considering the "I" in its name)IHOPDDown 74: Super Soaker Soakzooka brandNERFDDown 75: Like some ordersTALLDDown 76: Ancient hallsODEADDown 77: Eldest Stark son on "Game of Thrones"ROBBDDown 80: G.I.'s garb, at timesCAMODDown 81: Speed skater Johann ___ Koss, winner of four Olympic goldsOLAVDDown 82: One-named Nigerian Grammy winnerSADEDDown 85: Pained soundGROANDDown 87: In the Renaissance, they were known as "mala insana" ("mad apples")EGGPLANTSDDown 90: Baseball's Gehrig and PiniellaLOUSDDown 91: Most reliableSOLIDESTDDown 93: Russian city on the Ural RiverORSKDDown 95: Butterlike spreadOLEODDown 98: French West Indies resort island, familiarlySTBARTSDDown 100: Keep from flying, maybeFOGINDDown 101: ProfessionAVOWALDDown 102: Camera inits.SLRDDown 104: "With any luck ..."IHOPEDDown 105: Tag line?NOTITDDown 106: Fancy pourersEWERSDDown 107: Paper route hour, maybeSIXAMDDown 108: Headliner's cueINTRODDown 110: Land between Togo and NigeriaBENINDDown 111: Insider's vocabularyARGOTDDown 112: Catch with a throwLASSODDown 113: Alternative to ChuckCHASDDown 115: Wistful soundSIGHDDown 118: Man's name that's 123-Down reversedARIDDown 119: Stanza contractionTISDDown 121: Home of the world's largest carnivalRIODDown 122: Word with red or armyANTDDown 123: Man's name that's 118-Down reversedIRA