New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th August 2021

There are 63 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th August 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Sliver
AAcross 4:	Politician with the campaign slogan 30-Across
AAcross 9:	Word with poetry or proportions
AAcross 13:	Something you might click to open
AAcross 16:	Elicits a "Whoa" from, say
AAcross 18:	Trimmed (down)
AAcross 19:	Wrestling star John	CENA
AAcross 20:	Tailor
AAcross 22:	Beams of one's dreams?	FANTASYSUPPORTS
AAcross 25:	Food served in an omakase meal
AAcross 26:	Having very little mental energy left
AAcross 27:	Moonfish
AAcross 28:	Swimmers in kelp forests	SEAOTTERS
AAcross 30:	See 4-Across	YESWECAN
AAcross 33:	Visit a museum to see a Rembrandt exhibit?	GOFORBAROQUE
AAcross 35:	One prone to looking down
AAcross 36:	His tomb is in Red Square
AAcross 37:	Diamondbacks, on scoreboards	ARI
AAcross 38:	Face cards?
AAcross 41:	Destination for oenophiles
AAcross 43:	Sicily's Parco dell'___
AAcross 45:	Bug spray ingredient
AAcross 49:	Bird of prey that's gently petted?	FALCONCARESSED
AAcross 53:	Popular pops	PEPSIS
AAcross 55:	Kind of attack
AAcross 56:	Longtime hockey star Kovalchuk	ILYA
AAcross 57:	To read: Sp.
AAcross 59:	Gross
AAcross 60:	Error, in totspeak	OOPSIE
AAcross 62:	Buys in
AAcross 65:	Look down on
AAcross 67:	Actor Justin sitting poolside?	THEROUXINTHETOWEL
AAcross 71:	Adds insult to injury	PILESON
AAcross 73:	Santa-tracking org.	NORAD
AAcross 74:	River across the New York/New Jersey border	RAMAPO
AAcross 77:	Some rideshare info
AAcross 78:	Exploit
AAcross 81:	Award-winning film set in Tehran
AAcross 83:	Bishop's headgear
AAcross 84:	Hang up the cleats, so to speak
AAcross 86:	Make fun of small orange fruits?	DERIDEAPRICOTS
AAcross 90:	Something rectangular that might have more than four sides
AAcross 91:	Two-player card game
AAcross 92:	TV character who said "Time to hit the hay ... oh, I forgot, I ate it!"	MRED
AAcross 93:	Old auto with its founder's monogram
AAcross 94:	Storage spot
AAcross 97:	Opposite of "avant"
AAcross 99:	Reason to reschedule
AAcross 102:	Mashed potatoes, on a Thanksgiving plate?	GRAVYTERRAIN
AAcross 107:	Instrument heard in Spanish folk music
AAcross 111:	Vinyl collection	RECORDSET
AAcross 112:	Food brand whose sales boomed after the premiere of "Stranger Things"	EGGO
AAcross 114:	"When We Were Young" singer	ADELE
AAcross 115:	Sharp
AAcross 116:	Fourth-quarter meltdown at an N.B.A. game in Oklahoma City?	THUNDERCOLLAPSE
AAcross 120:	Made out
AAcross 121:	Take home
AAcross 122:	Lather gatherer
AAcross 123:	Remained in bed, e.g.
AAcross 124:	Something to shoot for
AAcross 125:	"... sting like ___"	ABEE
AAcross 126:	Clubs
AAcross 127:	___ Bleus, nickname for France's soccer team
DDown 1:	Boardwalk treat
DDown 2:	Plugged in, so to speak
DDown 3:	Actor Leary
DDown 4:	Missions, for short
DDown 5:	___ State, nickname for Massachusetts
DDown 6:	Basis for an insurance investigation
DDown 7:	"Build ___ Buttercup" (1968 hit by the Foundations)	MEUP
DDown 8:	Spot for a perfume sample in a magazine, maybe	ADPAGE
DDown 9:	Green prefix
DDown 10:	Staff
DDown 11:	Lead-in to com or net, but not org
DDown 12:	Wrinkly-skinned fruit
DDown 13:	Largest object in the Kuiper belt
DDown 14:	And the following, in footnotes	ETSEQ
DDown 15:	His birthday is celebrated as "Children's Day" in India
DDown 17:	Worries anxiously
DDown 20:	Mounted on
DDown 21:	Angry reaction
DDown 23:	Main port of Yemen
DDown 24:	They're banned in many classrooms nowadays
DDown 29:	Thing seen in the foreground of "Washington Crossing the Delaware"
DDown 31:	N.Y. neighbor
DDown 32:	Calculators of old
DDown 34:	Partner of starts
DDown 36:	Speaking part?
DDown 38:	"In that case ..."	IFSO
DDown 39:	Paul of "Little Miss Sunshine"	DANO
DDown 40:	Didn't hear the alarm, say	SLEPTLATE
DDown 42:	Where fruit bat soup is eaten as a delicacy
DDown 44:	Orange follower
DDown 46:	Widespread
DDown 47:	Nonstop flight?
DDown 48:	Maori for "image"
DDown 50:	Redeems at a casino	CASHESIN
DDown 51:	Sooners, by another name	OKIES
DDown 52:	Have a home-cooked meal
DDown 53:	Like some obligations
DDown 54:	Dict. listing
DDown 58:	Setting for Mets games: Abbr.	EDT
DDown 61:	Gradually diminish
DDown 63:	Residential suffix with Angel	ENO
DDown 64:	High-priced violin, informally
DDown 66:	All-knowing sort
DDown 68:	It's represented by a dot in the top-left corner, in Braille
DDown 69:	Mideast palace parts
DDown 70:	Son of Gloucester in "King Lear"
DDown 71:	With 72-Down, a pop
DDown 72:	See 71-Down
DDown 75:	___ Alonso, Mets slugger with the most home runs by a rookie in M.L.B. history (53)	PETE
DDown 76:	"... ish"
DDown 79:	People people, for short
DDown 80:	Exit
DDown 82:	"What's ___, Doc?" (old Bugs Bunny short)
DDown 85:	Grapefruit descriptor
DDown 87:	Kelly of "Live"	RIPA
DDown 88:	Remark after losing	ITRIED
DDown 89:	Nutritional figs.	RDAS
DDown 95:	"___ be an honor!"	ITD
DDown 96:	Snapple competitor	NESTEA
DDown 98:	"Socialism: Utopian and Scientific" writer, 1880
DDown 100:	Leaning right: Abbr.	ITAL
DDown 101:	Four-time U.S. Open champ	NADAL
DDown 102:	Four-time Australian Open champ
DDown 103:	It has its highlights
DDown 104:	Maker of the MDX, NSX and TLX	ACURA
DDown 105:	Bloc party?
DDown 106:	Fix up again
DDown 107:	Brown hue
DDown 108:	Home of many Sherpas
DDown 109:	___ Hughes, name of main roles in "Westworld" and "Downton Abbey"	ELSIE
DDown 110:	Decade after the aughts
DDown 113:	Blossom
DDown 117:	Taipei-to-Seoul dir.
DDown 118:	Frequently
DDown 119:	___ Palmas