New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st August 2021

There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st August 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	A is one
AAcross 8:	Ozone-harming compounds, for short	CFCS
AAcross 12:	Actor Guy
AAcross 18:	"How awesome!"	TOOCOOL
AAcross 19:	Play with, as a cat might a toy mouse	PAWAT
AAcross 20:	Naysayers
AAcross 21:	Five guys?	OFFENSIVELINE
AAcross 23:	It might have desks and drawers	ARTROOM
AAcross 24:	Shade of purple
AAcross 25:	Those: Sp.	ESOS
AAcross 26:	Green giant?
AAcross 28:	Ambulance driver, for short	EMT
AAcross 30:	Finished first
AAcross 32:	"___-ching!"
AAcross 33:	Just
AAcross 34:	Like basalt and obsidian
AAcross 37:	Something sent on a Listserv
AAcross 37:	Something sent on a Listserv
AAcross 40:	Police broadcast, for short	APB
AAcross 41:	"Special Agent ___" (animated Disney show about a bear)	OSO
AAcross 42:	Main character in Larry McMurtry's "Lonesome Dove"
AAcross 43:	Apt name for a Christmas caroler?	EWELL
AAcross 44:	___ Clarendon, first openly transgender W.N.B.A. player	LAYSHIA
AAcross 48:	Jolly rancher?	OLDMACDONALD
AAcross 51:	Hole
AAcross 52:	Diagnosis characterized by repetitive behavior, in brief	OCD
AAcross 53:	Focus of a marathon runner's training
AAcross 54:	Grand opening?	HARDG
AAcross 55:	Sides (with)
AAcross 58:	___ school
AAcross 59:	Dessert with some assembly required
AAcross 61:	Grammy recipient Lisa
AAcross 63:	What pro bono lawyers waive	LEGALFEES
AAcross 65:	General mills?	MILITARYACADEMIES
AAcross 69:	The British 20-pence and 50-pence coins, geometrically
AAcross 71:	Member of a South Asian diaspora
AAcross 72:	Photo finish
AAcross 75:	Every last drop
AAcross 76:	Bank, often
AAcross 78:	Exams offered four times a year, for short	LSATS
AAcross 81:	Grown-up pup
AAcross 82:	"I promise I won't laugh," often
AAcross 83:	Certain guiding principle
AAcross 84:	Texas instruments?	STEELGUITARS
AAcross 87:	Meadow grass with brushlike spikes
AAcross 90:	Fermented Baltic drink
AAcross 91:	"Ugh, gross"
AAcross 92:	Stag's date?
AAcross 93:	Doc treating sinus infections	ENT
AAcross 94:	X, in linear functions
AAcross 95:	Dolphins' div.	AFCEAST
AAcross 97:	Like many a company softball game
AAcross 97:	Like many a company softball game
AAcross 99:	"That stinks!"
AAcross 100:	Subj. devoting extra time to idioms	ESL
AAcross 102:	___ milk
AAcross 103:	Band aid?
AAcross 107:	Truce
AAcross 109:	Litter box emanation
AAcross 113:	Efflux
AAcross 114:	Old navy?
AAcross 117:	Like many a grillmaster
AAcross 118:	Supermodel Kate	UPTON
AAcross 119:	Headache helper
AAcross 120:	Took a little look
AAcross 121:	[Hey, over here!]
AAcross 122:	Rough patch
DDown 1:	Standing on
DDown 2:	Texter's "Hilarious!"	ROFL
DDown 3:	Soy something
DDown 4:	Ones working block by block?
DDown 5:	Hoodwink
DDown 6:	Drift apart	LOSETOUCH
DDown 7:	Certain Ivy Leaguers	ELIS
DDown 8:	Pac-12 school, informally	CAL
DDown 9:	Qualification shorthand	FWIW
DDown 10:	"Ple-e-e-ease?"	CANI
DDown 11:	Help when writing a letter
DDown 12:	Its national drink is the pisco sour
DDown 13:	State of disorder
DDown 14:	Some vacation rentals	AIRBNBS
DDown 15:	Lube up again
DDown 16:	Old pal
DDown 17:	Actress ___ Creed-Miles	ESME
DDown 19:	South American capital
DDown 20:	Figures
DDown 22:	Statements of will?
DDown 27:	"The power of global trade" sloganeer	DHL
DDown 29:	___ Millions
DDown 31:	Into crystals and auras, say	NEWAGEY
DDown 34:	Its calendar began in A.D. 622
DDown 35:	Inflated feeling of infallibility	GODCOMPLEX
DDown 36:	Letters on a stamp
DDown 38:	___ B or ___ C of the Spice Girls
DDown 39:	Actor Alan of "Crimes and Misdemeanors"	ALDA
DDown 40:	Binghamton Rumble Ponies or Birmingham Barons	AATEAM
DDown 41:	"My b!"
DDown 43:	Sign
DDown 44:	Feudal lord
DDown 45:	Plots of western films?
DDown 46:	Brain freeze cause, maybe	ICEE
DDown 47:	Does a summer job?
DDown 49:	Warrant
DDown 50:	Magic can be seen here
DDown 51:	Relating to land, old-style
DDown 56:	They can help you see or taste
DDown 57:	Like the odds of finding a needle in a haystack
DDown 60:	Airline based near Tel Aviv	ELAL
DDown 62:	Deserving of a timeout, say
DDown 64:	Big spread
DDown 66:	"No need to elaborate"	IGETIT
DDown 67:	Like the Hmong language
DDown 68:	___ Ng, author of "Little Fires Everywhere"
DDown 69:	12/24, e.g.
DDown 70:	___ Perlman, role for Timothée Chalamet in "Call Me by Your Name"	ELIO
DDown 73:	Means of divination
DDown 74:	"What ___?"
DDown 77:	Indicate availability, in a way	RSVP
DDown 79:	"Weekend, here I come!"	TGIF
DDown 80:	Side dish at a barbecue
DDown 85:	Upsilon preceder
DDown 86:	Producer of the world's most widely read consumer catalog	IKEA
DDown 88:	Genre for One Direction	TEENPOP
DDown 89:	"... finished!"	ANDDONE
DDown 90:	Ties	KNOTSUP
DDown 94:	Android alternative
DDown 95:	Exclamation after a sigh
DDown 96:	Teeny-tiny
DDown 97:	Sporty wheels
DDown 98:	Eccentric
DDown 99:	Explorer Richard who made the first flight over the South Pole
DDown 101:	Attempt to control the narrative, in a way
DDown 103:	Lava, e.g.
DDown 104:	Took to court
DDown 105:	Omar of "Love & Basketball"	EPPS
DDown 106:	Rolls around while exercising?
DDown 108:	Quick talk
DDown 110:	What nyctophobia is the fear of
DDown 111:	Slobbery cartoon character	ODIE
DDown 112:	"___ over" (words after letting off steam)
DDown 115:	Often-contracted word
DDown 116:	Tech sch. in Troy, N.Y.	RPI