New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th July 2021

There are 62 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th July 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Certain music royalties collector, for short	ASCAP
AAcross 6:	Viva ___ (aloud)	VOCE
AAcross 10:	Dirty look
AAcross 15:	Even once
AAcross 19:	Part of R.I.	RHODE
AAcross 20:	Big exporter of saffron
AAcross 21:	Sci-fi intro to "forming"
AAcross 22:	Foul
AAcross 23:	"Enjoy the food!"	BONAPPETIT
AAcross 25:	Sportscaster who memorably asked "Do you believe in miracles?"	ALMICHAELS
AAcross 27:	Crush
AAcross 28:	Emmy-winning FX series created by Donald Glover
AAcross 29:	"Curses!"
AAcross 30:	Challenger astronaut Judith	RESNIK
AAcross 31:	*"With enough butter, ___"	ANYTHINGISGOOD
AAcross 34:	Commanded
AAcross 36:	Fuel economy authority, for short
AAcross 36:	Fuel economy authority, for short
AAcross 37:	Main artery
AAcross 38:	*"A party without cake is ___"	REALLYJUSTAMEETING
AAcross 48:	Retin-A target
AAcross 49:	Healthful property of a beach town	SEAAIR
AAcross 50:	Chicken or veal dish, in brief	PARM
AAcross 51:	Merit
AAcross 55:	Boardroom plot?
AAcross 57:	Hangout rooms
AAcross 58:	Pair of quads
AAcross 59:	The Powerpuff Girls, e.g.
AAcross 60:	Filmmaker with a distinctive style
AAcross 62:	Affixes, as a cloth patch	IRONSON
AAcross 64:	Something that's gone bad if it floats when placed in a bowl of water
AAcross 65:	*"If you're alone in the kitchen and you drop the lamb, you can always just pick it up. ___?"	WHOSGOINGTOKNOW
AAcross 71:	Word mistakenly heard at a Springsteen concert
AAcross 74:	Under way
AAcross 75:	Beethoven's Third	EROICA
AAcross 79:	Reverse
AAcross 81:	Tons	ALOAD
AAcross 82:	Seriously hurt
AAcross 86:	Move quickly, informally
AAcross 87:	___ o'clock (when happy hour begins)
AAcross 88:	Host's offer at a housewarming
AAcross 89:	Spongelike
AAcross 91:	Focal points
AAcross 92:	*"I enjoy cooking with wine. Sometimes I ___"	EVENPUTITINTHEFOOD
AAcross 96:	"Same here"	ASDOI
AAcross 99:	Word with noodle or nap
AAcross 100:	___ lepton (elementary particle)
AAcross 101:	*"The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for ___"	THESTEAKTOCOOK
AAcross 108:	Stamps (out)
AAcross 113:	One of Abraham Lincoln's is in the Smithsonian
AAcross 114:	"Welcome to the Jungle" rocker	AXLROSE
AAcross 115:	Born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
AAcross 117:	Cause of a smartphone ding, perhaps	EMAILALERT
AAcross 119:	Chef quoted in this puzzle's starred clues	JULIACHILD
AAcross 120:	Guitar part
AAcross 121:	Member of la famiglia
AAcross 122:	Letters on an F-22 Raptor
AAcross 123:	One given onboarding
AAcross 124:	1975 Wimbledon champ
AAcross 125:	Like voile and chiffon
AAcross 126:	What may make the grade
AAcross 127:	Direct
DDown 1:	Shady spot
DDown 2:	Less-than-subtle basketball foul
DDown 3:	Temporary road markers
DDown 4:	"I don't give ___!"	ADARN
DDown 5:	Pharmaceutical picker-upper
DDown 6:	Penthouse perk
DDown 7:	"Coffee ___?"	ORTEA
DDown 8:	Stone memorial
DDown 9:	Suffix with exist	ENT
DDown 10:	Actor Jason who was once on Britain's national diving team	STATHAM
DDown 11:	Four-stringed instruments
DDown 12:	Financial adviser Suze	ORMAN
DDown 13:	Dry with a twist
DDown 14:	Milk: Prefix	LACTI
DDown 15:	NASA spacewalk	EVA
DDown 16:	Try to win	VIEFOR
DDown 17:	Page who became the first openly trans man to appear on the cover of Time magazine (2021)	ELLIOT
DDown 18:	L.A. neighborhood referenced in Tom Petty's "Free Fallin'"
DDown 24:	Coolers
DDown 26:	Comedian Minhaj	HASAN
DDown 28:	How some bonds are sold	ATPAR
DDown 32:	Himalayan legends
DDown 33:	Fetch	GOGET
DDown 35:	Provided tunes for a party, in brief	DJED
DDown 38:	Backbone of Indian classical music
DDown 39:	Earth tone
DDown 40:	Body sci.	ANAT
DDown 41:	Toon first introduced in the 1945 short "Odor-able Kitty"	LEPEW
DDown 42:	Neighbor of Oman: Abbr.	UAE
DDown 43:	Japanese honorific
DDown 44:	Florida attraction with 11 themed pavilions	EPCOT
DDown 45:	"His wife could ___ lean"	EATNO
DDown 46:	Family name in Steinbeck's "East of Eden"	TRASK
DDown 47:	"That's it for me"	IMDONE
DDown 52:	Exist
DDown 53:	Outfit
DDown 54:	Drink garnished with nutmeg
DDown 56:	Quizzical responses	HUHS
DDown 58:	Part of NGO: Abbr.	ORG
DDown 61:	Change from portrait to landscape, say
DDown 62:	Neither red nor blue: Abbr.
DDown 63:	Benchmark
DDown 66:	Locks-up shop?
DDown 67:	Any set of elements in a column on the periodic table
DDown 68:	Japanese port near Sapporo	OTARU
DDown 69:	War zone danger, for short
DDown 69:	War zone danger, for short
DDown 70:	"A Room of One's Own" novelist
DDown 71:	Mac
DDown 72:	Gastric acid, on the pH scale
DDown 73:	Tribute in verse
DDown 76:	Classic Langston Hughes poem	ITOO
DDown 77:	First name in fashion
DDown 78:	Saharan
DDown 80:	Snacks that sometimes come in sleeves	OREOS
DDown 82:	Words to live by
DDown 83:	The Cardinals, on scoreboards	ARI
DDown 84:	Large Hadron Collider bit
DDown 85:	Many a rescue dog
DDown 89:	It's not the whole thing
DDown 90:	Mount ___, California volcano
DDown 93:	Critical
DDown 94:	Rank for a rear admiral	TWOSTAR
DDown 95:	What the Unsullied warriors are on "Game of Thrones"
DDown 96:	She turned Arachne into a spider after losing a weaving contest
DDown 97:	Wags a finger at
DDown 98:	Separate
DDown 102:	Tough period of the school year
DDown 103:	Bayt ___ (destination for a Muslim pilgrim)
DDown 104:	Krispy ___	KREME
DDown 105:	Crooner Mel	TORME
DDown 106:	Handy	OFUSE
DDown 107:	Caffeine-rich nuts
DDown 109:	Still alive, in dodgeball	UNHIT
DDown 110:	Laissez-___	FAIRE
DDown 111:	N.J. city on the Hudson	FTLEE
DDown 112:	Meal at which parsley is dipped in salt water
DDown 116:	Serious divide
DDown 118:	Candy aisle name
DDown 119:	Protrude