New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th December 2021

There are 64 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th December 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Bull" airer	CBS
AAcross 4:	Out
AAcross 10:	Win for a 10-Down
AAcross 15:	Yukon automaker	GMC
AAcross 18:	Set down
AAcross 20:	With 116-Down, artificial intelligence system that mimics the human brain
AAcross 21:	Who is "too small to make a difference," per a Greta Thunberg book title	NOONE
AAcross 22:	Propel, as a shell
AAcross 23:	"... and to ___ good night!"	ALLA
AAcross 24:	... FLOOR FLOOR FLOOR ...	NEVERENDINGSTORY
AAcross 27:	It's got some miles on it
AAcross 29:	Home to the Burj Khalifa, for short	UAE
AAcross 30:	Singular
AAcross 31:	Stark who was crowned Queen of the North on "Game of Thrones"
AAcross 32:	... GRIZZLY GRIZZLY GRIZZLY ...	BEARSREPEATING
AAcross 39:	First responder, for short	EMT
AAcross 40:	Percussion instrument of African origin
AAcross 43:	What some kings and queens dress in
AAcross 44:	Maker of the classic video game Frogger	SEGA
AAcross 45:	... PROPOSAL PROPOSAL PROPOSAL ...
AAcross 49:	Kind of milk
AAcross 50:	Rapper with more than 20 Grammys	KANYEWEST
AAcross 51:	Reps
AAcross 52:	Click ___ (artificial increasers of website hits)
AAcross 53:	Goddess of the dawn
AAcross 55:	Pet lovers' org.	ASPCA
AAcross 60:	James who sang "I Sing the Blues"	ETTA
AAcross 61:	Grandma, affectionately
AAcross 65:	Roy Lichtenstein's genre
AAcross 70:	Brit's "How shocking!"	ISAY
AAcross 71:	What many lifeguards have
AAcross 72:	... COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL ...
AAcross 74:	Steve with eight N.B.A. championship rings	KERR
AAcross 75:	Chemical suffixes	INES
AAcross 76:	Like the color of honey
AAcross 77:	"Give me a break, would you?!"
AAcross 77:	"Give me a break, would you?!"
AAcross 78:	Philosopher who wrote "A Treatise of Human Nature"
AAcross 79:	Lead-in to ask or suggest	DAREI
AAcross 81:	Get hitched
AAcross 83:	They're explained by Newton's law of universal gravitation
AAcross 84:	N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Shannon	SHARPE
AAcross 89:	Inconveniences	IMPOSESON
AAcross 94:	Company with a Page Program	NBC
AAcross 97:	... AMBITION AMBITION AMBITION ...	RECURRINGDREAMS
AAcross 99:	Word-of-mouth
AAcross 101:	Actor Spall of "Prometheus"	RAFE
AAcross 102:	Literally, "I bow to you"
AAcross 103:	Op. ___ (footnote abbr.)
AAcross 106:	... STAIRS STAIRS STAIRS ...	NONSTOPFLIGHTS
AAcross 109:	___ di Pietro, artist better known as Fra Angelico	GUIDO
AAcross 111:	Ta-ta
AAcross 112:	Opposite of down: Abbr.	ACR
AAcross 113:	"Let's Stay Together" singer, 1971	ALGREEN
AAcross 115:	... CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION ...	CONTINUITYOFCARE
AAcross 122:	Slight problem
AAcross 123:	Pablo Neruda work
AAcross 124:	"Please, I can handle this"	LETME
AAcross 125:	Many an informant employed by Sherlock Holmes
AAcross 126:	Org. involved in the Scopes Monkey Trial	ACLU
AAcross 127:	R.S.V.P. option
AAcross 128:	Way up or way down
AAcross 129:	Pocketful in ring-around-the-rosy
AAcross 130:	Syracuse-to-Albany dir.
DDown 1:	Part of a contract
DDown 2:	Christmas fir
DDown 3:	Investor behind the scenes
DDown 4:	Palindromic feminine name
DDown 5:	One gifted with the "inner eye"
DDown 6:	Word on a candy heart
DDown 7:	Before, poetically
DDown 8:	Piercing spot
DDown 9:	___ cavity (where the lungs are located)
DDown 10:	Likely loser
DDown 11:	Hawaiian taro dish
DDown 12:	Family member inaptly found in "ladies only"
DDown 13:	High school subj.
DDown 14:	Vehicle company with a market value over $1 trillion
DDown 15:	Adventurous kids in a 1985 film
DDown 16:	Napoleon's famed war horse
DDown 17:	Shout
DDown 19:	Some diaper changers
DDown 25:	Rapper dissed by Jay-Z in "Takeover"
DDown 26:	Young 'uns
DDown 28:	Popular Toyotas	CAMRYS
DDown 32:	How a zombie might spread the infection
DDown 33:	Ostrich relatives
DDown 34:	Peter out
DDown 35:	"Symphony in Black" artist	ERTE
DDown 36:	Something necessary for gain, they say
DDown 37:	The "grand slam" of showbiz awards, in brief	EGOT
DDown 38:	Like some apparel, in song
DDown 41:	Mimic
DDown 42:	Opposite of FF
DDown 46:	Together
DDown 47:	Kind of jar
DDown 48:	Org. that hires cryptanalysts
DDown 50:	Samurai's sword
DDown 52:	Awful-smelling
DDown 54:	Give one's take
DDown 56:	Religion that emphasizes seva, or "selfless service"
DDown 57:	Astrology or palmistry
DDown 58:	Sandiego not usually found in San Diego
DDown 59:	Lew ___, portrayer of Dr. Kildare
DDown 61:	Badger
DDown 62:	Brouhaha
DDown 63:	When doubled, boring result in the Premier League
DDown 64:	Word commonly following the Oxford comma
DDown 66:	Messy sort
DDown 67:	What seven did to nine, in a joke
DDown 68:	Lament
DDown 69:	Celebrity gossip site	TMZ
DDown 73:	Like New Jerseyans vis-à-vis New Yorkers
DDown 80:	Destination for Birthright trips: Abbr.	ISR
DDown 82:	Someone's in the kitchen with her, in song	DINAH
DDown 83:	Savory Chinese snack	TEAEGG
DDown 85:	Grinder
DDown 86:	Put ___ on (limit)	ACAP
DDown 87:	Dennis the Menace's appropriately named dog
DDown 88:	Bishops, e.g.
DDown 90:	Execs: Abbr.	MGMT
DDown 91:	Smartphone predecessors, for short	PDAS
DDown 92:	Choice words
DDown 93:	Card-matching game
DDown 94:	Prefix with binary
DDown 95:	Male etiquette, as described by Barney Stinson on "How I Met Your Mother"	BROCODE
DDown 96:	Eyeteeth
DDown 98:	Clique
DDown 100:	Exam with a 35-minute timed essay, in brief	LSAT
DDown 104:	What 10s represent
DDown 105:	Notable chameleon feature
DDown 107:	Grinds away
DDown 108:	Not friendly
DDown 110:	___ Minor
DDown 113:	Singer India.___	ARIE
DDown 114:	Part of the eye
DDown 115:	Demure
DDown 116:	See 20-Across
DDown 117:	Pac-12 athlete
DDown 118:	Rapscallion
DDown 119:	___-yo
DDown 120:	They're found below the "To" field	CCS
DDown 121:	Tuna, on a sushi menu