New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th August 2021 There are 73 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th August 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ConfoundADDLEAAcross 6: Sarcastic internet laughterLOLZAAcross 10: Most Times Square signageADSAAcross 13: Performance checkTESTAAcross 17: Dark hair and a warm smile, for twoTRAITSAAcross 19: Samoan capitalAPIAAAcross 20: To's oppositeFROAAcross 21: Full-lengthUNCUTAAcross 23: Something that bugs criminals?WIRETAPPINGAAcross 25: BlabbererLOUDMOUTHAAcross 27: DuplicitousONEFACEDAAcross 28: MusicianshipEARAAcross 30: ___ dressPROMAAcross 31: PastureLEAAAcross 32: Signed off onOKDAAcross 33: Ukr. or Lith., formerlySSRAAcross 34: Places for developmentUTERIAAcross 36: Corn kernel, e.g.NIBLETAAcross 38: Actress MerrillDINAAAcross 40: Genre for BTS or BlackpinkKPOPAAcross 43: Added to the staff?NOTATEDAAcross 45: AlertsNOTIFIESAAcross 48: ___ of liesWEBAAcross 49: Aquafina : PepsiCo :: ___ : Coca-ColaDASANIAAcross 52: #$%& and @%¢!TWOLETTERWORDSAAcross 55: Practice whose name means, literally, "union"YOGAAAcross 57: Words before "before"ONORAAcross 58: "Deck the Halls" contractionTISAAcross 59: Symbol on the Connecticut state quarterOAKAAcross 60: Stop along the highwayINNAAcross 61: QuiteEVER SOAAcross 64: Finished brushing one's teeth, saySPATAAcross 66: Racial justice movement since 2013, in briefBLMAAcross 67: "Really, though?"ISITAAcross 68: Word in many font namesSANSAAcross 69: Betray ... or a hint to four answers in this puzzleDOUBLE CROSSAAcross 73: ___ the Cat (fictional feline of children's books)PETEAAcross 74: Thin incisionSLITAAcross 75: Some $200 Monopoly properties, in briefRRSAAcross 76: Set of 50 on the Argo, in mythOARSAAcross 77: Coaxed (out of)TEASEDAAcross 79: Insurance giant bailed out in 2008AIGAAcross 80: Word before cap or popICEAAcross 81: Awesomest budBFFAAcross 82: Spirit in Arabian mythJINNAAcross 83: Arizona county or its seatYUMAAAcross 85: Pushing up daisiesTHREEFEETUNDERAAcross 90: Neighbor of MozambiqueMALAWIAAcross 92: Nonwriting credentials for Conan Doyle and Chekhov, informallyMDSAAcross 93: Seller's needCUSTOMERAAcross 95: Artificial habitatBIODOMEAAcross 97: Abolitionist LucretiaMOTTAAcross 98: The avant-garde "artists" Congo and Pierre BrassauAPESAAcross 100: Hedy of the 2017 documentary "Bombshell"LAMARRAAcross 103: Kind of chipNACHOAAcross 105: Question of perplexionWHAAAcross 108: "The Raven" writer's inits.EAPAAcross 109: LikeALAAAcross 109: LikeALA.AAcross 110: Big believer in the freedom of assembly?IKEAAAcross 112: Press ___KITAAcross 113: What the beleaguered are behindFOURBALLAAcross 115: Classic folk story that teaches a lesson of sharingSTONESOUPAAcross 118: Be up for some biking?POPAWHEELIEAAcross 120: Fast runnersHARESAAcross 121: Advanced math degree?N-THAAcross 121: Advanced math degree?NTHAAcross 122: NinnyTWITAAcross 123: SternutationSNEEZEAAcross 124: Real cutupRIOTAAcross 125: Landscaper's supplySODAAcross 126: In the pastONCEAAcross 127: "As You Like It" forestARDENDDown 1: Novelist MargaretATWOODDDown 2: Absorb the beauty of, as a sceneDRINK INDDown 3: Lacked the gumption toDAREDNOTDDown 4: Gladly, old-styleLIEFDDown 5: Jazzy James and JonesETTASDDown 6: First law enforcement org. in the U.S. to hire a female officer (1910)LAPDDDown 7: Nail polish brandOPIDDown 8: List of performersLINE UPDDown 8: List of performersLINEUPDDown 9: Star man?ZAGATDDown 10: Half of a '55 union mergerAFLDDown 11: "That's enough arguing out of you!"DROPITDDown 12: Lip-puckeringSOURDDown 13: Things that may be rubbed after din-dinTUMMIESDDown 14: Playwright Will who was a 2005 Pulitzer finalistENODDown 15: Crew implementSCULLDDown 16: One getting special instructionTUTEEDDown 18: Ink holders in pens and squidSACSDDown 22: "Just like ___!"THATDDown 24: Like morning people vis-à-vis night owls, around dawnPERKIERDDown 26: Response to "How bad was it?"DONTASKDDown 29: Extends, in a wayRENEWSDDown 35: Lead-in to callROBODDown 37: Cause for an onslaught of yearly txtsBDAYDDown 39: "If the pessimists are right ..."AT WORSTDDown 41: StrokePETDDown 42: East: Ger.OSTDDown 44: Wednesday, but not FridayADDAMSDDown 46: Accelerator particlesIONSDDown 47: OverwhelmFLOODDDown 48: Some tax breaksWRITEOFFSDDown 50: Boos and cheersNOISESDDown 51: LightIGNITEDDown 53: Latin list enderET ALDDown 53: Latin list enderET AL.DDown 54: Some Hershey candiesROLOSDDown 56: Bought inANTEDDDown 61: Time-consuming assignment to gradeESSAYDDown 62: Xanax alternativeVALIUMDDown 63: Monthly publication of the National Puzzlers' League, with "The"ENIGMADDown 64: More convincedSURERDDown 65: "The Magic School Bus" was its first fully animated seriesPBSDDown 66: Sound at the end of December, appropriately?BRRDDown 67: Beach with a girl who "swings so cool"IPANEMADDown 70: Part of many a corsageORCHIDDDown 71: Bite siteCAFEDDown 72: Job to doSTINTDDown 78: High-quality cannabis, in slangENDODDown 80: "Success!"ITWORKSDDown 81: DecorateBEDECKDDown 82: "I. Can't. Even."JUSTWOWDDown 84: Spain's Duchess of ___ALBADDown 86: Classic novel with the line "You must be the best judge of your own happiness"EMMADDown 87: Environmental openingECODDown 88: When repeated, a reproofTUTDDown 89: OverturnedREPEALEDDDown 91: Most chiffonlikeAIRIESTDDown 94: Figure outREALIZEDDown 96: Not thinkingONAUTODDown 97: The Supremes' record labelMOTOWNDDown 99: Bad temperSPLEENDDown 100: Makeup targetLASHDDown 101: Where a "Married at First Sight" contestant meets his or her mateALTARDDown 102: Language in which "kia ora" is a greetingMAORIDDown 104: Up onHIP TODDown 106: Confused responsesHUHSDDown 107: Fight siteARENADDown 111: Long runs?EONSDDown 113: "A man's character is his ___": HeraclitusFATEDDown 114: "Suds"BEERDDown 116: Prefix with classicalNEODDown 117: Prof's degreePH.D.DDown 117: Prof's degreePHDDDown 119: Post on InstaPIC