New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th December 2021 There are 64 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th December 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: AppointORDAINAAcross 7: People of the SouthwestAPACHEAAcross 13: Wishy-washy responseIMIGHTAAcross 19: Had the opportunity to, casuallyCOULDAAAcross 20: Entertainment with a private audience?USOTOURAAcross 21: Malice, more formallyMOTHERAAcross 22: One wearing chapstick, perhapsHORSEBACK RIDERAAcross 24: Be up againstOPPOSEAAcross 25: Poker variety similar to Texas hold 'emOMAHAAAcross 26: Counterpart of "Thx"PLSAAcross 27: Saves for later, in a wayTIVOSAAcross 29: PloyRUSEAAcross 30: LostAT SEAAAcross 32: Antarctic coordinateNORTH POLEAAcross 35: "A man has cause for ___ only when he sows and no one reaps": Charles GoodyearREGRETAAcross 38: Bit of tinderTWIGAAcross 41: First side to voteYEASAAcross 42: ___ coursePREPAAcross 43: New York City transport stopping at Kennedy AirportATRAINAAcross 46: Beginning stageGERMAAcross 47: Prefix with thermalGEOAAcross 50: There might be a catch with thisMITTAAcross 51: Blouse and broach, perhapsPUBLIC HOUSEAAcross 54: Wet bar?SOAPAAcross 55: Form of nepotism, symbolicallySCHOOLTIESAAcross 57: Herd memberEWEAAcross 58: SauceBOOZEAAcross 59: Place, as ceramic tilesINSETAAcross 60: Like autumn airBRISKAAcross 62: Person helping with a deliveryOBGYNAAcross 63: Word before film and after clipARTAAcross 65: It has many beet and beef optionsTRUEFALSETESTAAcross 70: "___ Trois Petits Cochons" (French fable)LESAAcross 71: Sport at the Special OlympicsBOCCEAAcross 73: G.I. ___TRACTAAcross 74: CallingNICHEAAcross 76: Not be able to standABHORAAcross 77: Ending with inventIVEAAcross 78: War and peace, in "War and Peace"MAINTHEMESAAcross 83: Like most dorms nowadaysCO-EDAAcross 83: Like most dorms nowadaysCOEDAAcross 84: TickledSPEARHEADEDAAcross 87: Focus of modern miningDATAAAcross 88: "___ be an honor!"ITDAAcross 89: They can be graphicTEESAAcross 90: Surround, as with lightENHALOAAcross 91: Considerations for N.C.A.A. eligibilityGPASAAcross 92: ___ Wintour, longtime Vogue editor in chiefANNAAAcross 93: Spring localesSPASAAcross 94: Takes by forceWRESTSAAcross 96: Pop flySOFT DRINKAAcross 100: Some family babysittersNANASAAcross 102: MatchPAIRAAcross 103: Sarge's bossLOOIEAAcross 105: A-number-oneTOPAAcross 106: The Venetian way?CANALAAcross 110: Alternative to DropboxICLOUDAAcross 113: Gradually fix something ... or what to do to understand this puzzle's italicized clues?WORKOUTTHEBUGSAAcross 116: Briefly, e.g.CHEESEAAcross 117: What's used to catch some wavesANTENNAAAcross 118: Supreme Egyptian godAMEN-RAAAcross 119: Bum outSADDENAAcross 120: Famous cryptid, familiarlyNESSIEAAcross 121: IntimatesGETSATDDown 1: Number of sides on a sign reading "ALTO"OCHODDown 2: SpaceROOMDDown 3: ___ mater (brain cover)DURADDown 4: Politico-turned-TV hostALSHARPTONDDown 5: Form thoughtsIDEATEDDown 6: CatchNABDDown 7: Seeks a favor, sayASKSDDown 8: ___ favorPORDDown 9: Working hardATITDDown 10: Java activityCODINGDDown 11: Product from un aveHUEVODDown 12: Boo-booERRORDDown 13: Texter's qualifierIMODDown 14: One might be put through the wringerMOPDDown 15: Geek Squad members, e.g.ITPROSDDown 16: "I can thrill you more than any ___ could ever dare try" ("Thriller" lyric)GHOULDDown 17: "The Glass Bead Game" author, 1943HESSEDDown 18: Pecan or peachTREEDDown 20: Sch. where a live bear used to take the field during football gamesUCLADDown 23: Echo, perhapsAPEDDown 28: Pimple lookalikesSTYESDDown 31: It usually works in cornersSTAPLERDDown 33: "Catch!"HEREDDown 34: Baker's Joy alternativePAMDDown 35: Record speeds, for shortRPMSDDown 36: Adams of New York City politicsERICDDown 37: Antelope, sayGETHITCHEDDDown 38: Parable or allegoryTALEDDown 39: Devices with NunchuksWIISDDown 40: Business news magazineINCDDown 44: "For shame!"TUT-TUTDDown 45: Slugging statRBIDDown 46: Member of the inn crowd?GUESTDDown 47: Approach for directionsGOOGLEMAPSDDown 48: Onetime collaborator with Ice Cube and Dr. DreEAZYEDDown 49: Some sports tournamentsOPENSDDown 52: Big name in women's hair and skin careHERSDDown 53: Boo-booOWIEDDown 54: Word with story or sisterSOBDDown 56: Economist/author EmilyOSTERDDown 58: Screw upBOTCHDDown 60: Relative of a club, for shortBLTDDown 61: Place for boardingKENNELDDown 63: You can count on themABACIDDown 64: Member of the modern work forceROBOTDDown 66: Great Lakes nativesERIESDDown 67: Kind of beanFAVADDown 68: Taiwanese electronics giantACERDDown 69: "I'm about to tell you something shocking"SIT-DOWNDDown 72: Haddock relativeC.O.D.DDown 72: Haddock relativeCODDDown 75: Doesn't put it all on one ponyHEDGESABETDDown 78: Suvari of "American Beauty"MENADDown 79: Sounds heard in 93-AcrossAAHSDDown 80: Destructive 2021 hurricaneIDADDown 81: Nouveau-Mexique, e.g.ETATDDown 82: Lip or cheekSASSDDown 84: Put over the moonSENDDDown 85: One hanging around Queen Elizabeth?PEARLDDown 86: With it, in old slangHEPDDown 89: "Snowpiercer" airerTNTDDown 92: Sporting a certain natural styleAFROEDDDown 93: AvoidsSKIRTSDDown 95: Tortoise's challenge to the hareRACEMEDDown 96: Nickname for the French AlexandreSACHADDown 97: No longer squeaky (one hopes!)OILEDDDown 98: John Wayne, by birthIOWANDDown 99: Who ran against George Washington for presidentNOONEDDown 100: "___ chance!"NOTADDown 101: Letters that complete this word: _P_ROPRIA_EAPTDDown 102: SnapsPICSDDown 104: Squeezes (out)EKESDDown 105: Good thing to be inTUNEDDown 107: Letters on dreidelsNUNSDDown 108: Taj Mahal's homeAGRADDown 109: Exam that once required fingerprint identification, for shortLSATDDown 111: ExerciseUSEDDown 112: Animal houseDENDDown 114: Demon of Japanese folkloreONIDDown 115: Folklore villainHAG