New York Times Answers - Monday, 23rd August 2021 There are 37 across clues and 46 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 23rd August 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Molten rock in a volcanoMAGMAAAcross 6: Opposite of tight-fitting, as jeansBAGGYAAcross 11: Does needleworkSEWSAAcross 15: Native Americans originally of the PlainsOTOESAAcross 16: State one's viewsOPINEAAcross 17: Welsh "John"EVANAAcross 18: "Siskel & Ebert & the Movies" catchphraseTWOTHUMBSUPAAcross 20: Designer WangVERAAAcross 21: "There! I did it!"TADAAAcross 22: Grp. with a Most Wanted listFBIAAcross 23: Typographical flourishSERIFAAcross 24: Alternative to .com and .eduORGAAcross 25: "Seinfeld" catchphraseNOSOUPFORYOUAAcross 29: ManipulatesUSESAAcross 31: Break down grammaticallyPARSEAAcross 32: Lofty ambitionDREAMAAcross 34: Headdress for the archbishop of CanterburyMITREAAcross 36: Relatives, informallyFAMAAcross 39: "Columbo" catchphraseJUSTONEMORETHINGAAcross 43: Ave. crossersSTSAAcross 44: The fact that the Bible is the most shoplifted book in America, e.g.IRONYAAcross 45: Brings in, as a salaryEARNSAAcross 46: Vowel sound heard twice in "true blue"LONGUAAcross 48: What aspirin helps alleviateACHEAAcross 49: "The Jackie Gleason Show" catchphraseHOWSWEETITISAAcross 54: West Coast winter hrs.PSTAAcross 57: Battery terminalANODEAAcross 58: ScoundrelCADAAcross 59: Tiny bitIOTAAAcross 60: Pond amphibianNEWTAAcross 61: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" catchphraseFINALANSWERAAcross 65: Largest city in the Palestinian territoryGAZAAAcross 66: Aged Grimm characterCRONEAAcross 67: Opposite of drowsyALERTAAcross 68: Thick sliceSLABAAcross 69: The "99" in $2.99, e.g.CENTSAAcross 70: Shore birdsTERNSDDown 1: "Be Prepared," for Boy ScoutsMOTTODDown 2: BattlingATWARDDown 3: "You were close with that response"GOODGUESSDDown 4: Self-referential, in modern lingoMETADDown 5: Campfire wasteASHDDown 6: Gets an F on a test, sayBOMBSDDown 7: Tough H.S. science courseAPBIODDown 8: Ones with A.P.O. addressesGISDDown 9: WildebeestGNUDDown 10: Slangy affirmativeYEPDDown 11: Harsh, as a storm or criticismSEVEREDDown 12: Each and ___EVERYDDown 13: Nintendo antagonist with a "W" on his capWARIODDown 14: Mess of a mistakeSNAFUDDown 19: Interplanetary craft, for shortUFOSDDown 23: "Help!"SOSDDown 25: Verne captainNEMODDown 26: Model KateUPTONDDown 27: Ward off, as a swordPARRYDDown 28: GratisFREEDDown 30: Took a chairSATDDown 32: Record spinners, in briefDJSDDown 33: Groove it's hard to get out ofRUTDDown 34: Sign at the end of an entrance rampMERGEDDown 35: "See ya!"IMOUTDDown 36: Military muscleFIREPOWERDDown 37: ___ Arbor, Mich.ANNDDown 38: Classic British sports carsMGSDDown 40: The sum of the digits of any multiple of ___ is a multiple of ___ (arithmetic curiosity)NINEDDown 41: Sleuths, in old slangTECSDDown 42: "Fat chance!"HAHDDown 46: '60s drug doseLSDTABDDown 47: Have debtsOWEDDown 48: Verdi operaAIDADDown 49: Is suspendedHANGSDDown 50: Shaquille of the N.B.A.ONEALDDown 51: "Surprisingly impressive!"WOWZADDown 52: Words from one who's defeatedICANTDDown 53: Many works of Edgar Allan PoeTALESDDown 55: Back of a shipSTERNDDown 56: Fruit dessertsTARTSDDown 59: Castaway's siteISLEDDown 61: TV-monitoring agcy.FCCDDown 62: Ill temperIREDDown 63: Parisian denialNONDDown 64: ___ King ColeNAT