New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th August 2021 There are 60 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th August 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Part of a pie or the earthCRUSTAAcross 6: Style that makes wavesPERMAAcross 10: Doe in a court caseJANEAAcross 14: FlubsGOOFSAAcross 19: KeisterTUSHYAAcross 20: China holder?ASIAAAcross 21: Axe targetODORAAcross 22: Some Madison Avenue workersADMENAAcross 23: End of many a sports broadcastRECAPAAcross 24: Freestyles, perhapsRAPSAAcross 25: BarfliesSOTSAAcross 26: BotchMISDOAAcross 27: "First, you're going to want to dump out the box and ___"PICKUPTHEPIECESAAcross 31: Francis of old game showsARLENEAAcross 34: BoundedLEAPTAAcross 35: Capital on a 126-mile-long canal that's used as a skating rink in the winterOTTAWAAAcross 39: English breakfast, e.g.TEAAAcross 40: "What's most useful next is to ___"GOOVERTHEEDGEAAcross 45: College app componentRECAAcross 46: Role for "Ronny" HowardOPIEAAcross 48: JoshesKIDSAAcross 49: State flower of UtahSEGOAAcross 50: One of the B's in BB&BBATHAAcross 51: Field work of note in 1979NORMARAEAAcross 54: Rifle, in frontier lingoOLDBETSYAAcross 57: "To connect things up you'll have to ___"PLAYWITHMATCHESAAcross 63: Ones getting the crumbs?PIGEONSAAcross 66: Bonnie with five Top 40 hits in the 1990sRAITTAAcross 67: Euphoric feelingELATIONAAcross 71: Love to bitsADOREAAcross 72: More like a dive bar or certain breadSEEDIERAAcross 74: Beehives, but not hornets' nestsUPDOSAAcross 75: Daredevil's hashtagYOLOAAcross 76: Very inHOTAAcross 78: One of the B's in BB&BBEDAAcross 79: Good name for an investor?IRAAAcross 82: High-end Italian auto, informallyALFAAAcross 83: "As you go, make sure you exercise your ___"FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLYAAcross 88: At peaceSERENEAAcross 89: Little bouquetsPOSIESAAcross 90: "ka-POW!"BAMAAcross 93: "With patience and perseverance you're sure to ___"GETITTOGETHERAAcross 97: Course goalPARAAcross 100: Songs that can be trilling?ARIASAAcross 102: CastigatesTEARSINTOAAcross 103: Fairy tale figureGNOMEAAcross 105: Confer, as credibilityLENDAAcross 106: Gets wild and crazyPARTIESDOWNAAcross 108: LegendaryEPICAAcross 109: Leave skid marks, maybeSWERVEAAcross 111: N.F.L. standoutALLPROAAcross 113: Homes for high fliersAERIESAAcross 114: [See note]PICTUREAAcross 121: Instruction to drivers leaving cars at a garageNOSEINAAcross 122: "C'mon, slowpoke!"MOVEITAAcross 123: [See note]PERFECTAAcross 124: Ends, as a missionABORTSAAcross 125: Mary Poppins, for oneNANNYAAcross 126: [See note]MOMENTSAAcross 127: Pick up onSENSEDDown 1: O-line anchorCTRDDown 2: Feel regretRUEDDown 3: Trojans' sch.USCDDown 4: Distinctive part of a cookie cutterSHAPEDDown 5: "Tap tap tap ..." activityTYPINGDDown 6: Get into a lotPARKDDown 7: Jacob's brother, in the BibleESAUDDown 8: Moved like waves or musclesRIPPLEDDDown 9: A certain degreeMASTERSDDown 10: St. ___ University (Philadelphia school)JOSEPHSDDown 11: Rescue dog, for oneADOPTEEDDown 12: Response to the Little Red HenNOTIDDown 13: Language related to ManxERSEDDown 14: Egg, e.g.GAMETEDDown 15: Keats, for oneODISTDDown 16: Sounds in a yoga studioOMSDDown 17: Government economic org., at any rate?FEDDDown 18: ___-CatSNODDown 28: Big suitCEODDown 29: Derby, e.g.HATDDown 30: Menial laborer, metaphoricallyCOGDDown 31: LoadsATONDDown 32: Take back, for shortREPODDown 33: RetreatLAIRDDown 36: "Was it ___ I saw?" (classic palindrome)ARATDDown 37: Mists, e.g.WETSDDown 38: Feeling it after a marathon, sayACHYDDown 41: ApprovesOKAYSDDown 42: PerspectiveVIEWDDown 43: Achievement for Whoopi Goldberg, in briefEGOTDDown 44: Like cioccolato or tortaDOLCEDDown 47: Titus and TiberiusEMPERORSDDown 50: Bosom buddiesBESTPALSDDown 52: Staple of skin careALOEDDown 53: Sought officeRANDDown 55: UPS competitorDHLDDown 56: Steady, maybeBEAUDDown 58: WrathIREDDown 59: Exercise program since the 1990sTAEBODDown 60: Sharp, on a TV, informallyHIDEFDDown 61: Peak sacred to the goddess RheaMTIDADDown 62: Noshed onATEDDown 63: "You'll ___ for this!"PAYDDown 64: Words with a ring to them?IDODDown 65: Letter between foxtrot and hotel in the NATO alphabetGOLFDDown 68: How people often scroll through social mediaIDLYDDown 69: "That's gotta hurt!"OOFDDown 70: "The Puzzle Palace" org.NSADDown 72: More straight-facedSTONIERDDown 73: Creamy Italian dishRISOTTODDown 76: Word that becomes its own opposite by putting a "T" at the frontHEREDDown 77: Singer whom M.L.K. Jr. called the "queen of American folk music"ODETTADDown 80: Play again, as a TV specialRESHOWDDown 81: Companion in BrittanyAMIEDDown 84: Brain diagnostics, for shortEEGSDDown 85: Used as a rendezvous pointMETATDDown 86: DevoteSPENDDDown 87: Name suffix meaning "mountain"BERGDDown 90: Fir treeBALSAMDDown 91: "Is it still a date?"AREWEONDDown 92: Roman goddess of wisdomMINERVADDown 94: Prefix with color or stateTRIDDown 95: Sugar endingOSEDDown 96: W.W. II fightersGISDDown 97: Apps made with jalapeños and cheesePOPPERSDDown 98: "You agree?" (*nudge, nudge*)AMIRITEDDown 99: Gathers some intelRECONSDDown 101: Actor BrodyADRIENDDown 104: Singer WillieNELSONDDown 106: AnnoyingPESTYDDown 107: GranniesNANASDDown 110: Blood lineVEINDDown 112: Temporal ___LOBEDDown 114: [See note]PPMDDown 115: [See note]IEODDown 116: [See note]CRMDDown 117: [See note]TFEDDown 118: [See note]UENDDown 119: [See note]RCTDDown 120: [See note]ETS