New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th February 2022

There are 77 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th February 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Goal for many a T.A.
AAcross 1:	Goal for many a T.A.
AAcross 4:	There's a Winter one in St. Petersburg and a Summer one in Beijing
AAcross 10:	Confront
AAcross 16:	QVC alternative	HSN
AAcross 19:	Grande preceder
AAcross 20:	Many a video game player has one
AAcross 21:	Hebrew name of God
AAcross 22:	Major N.Y.S.E. events	IPOS
AAcross 24:	Vainglory
AAcross 25:	Good side in 70-Across	REBELALLIANCE
AAcross 27:	Reid of "Sharknado"
AAcross 28:	Grade school basics	THREERS
AAcross 30:	Scoundrel
AAcross 31:	Points all around?
AAcross 32:	Celsius of the Celsius scale	ANDERS
AAcross 33:	Director Nicolas	ROEG
AAcross 35:	Good cheer
AAcross 37:	People to pick from
AAcross 38:	Major role in 70-Across	HANSOLO
AAcross 41:	Smartphone forerunners, in brief	PDAS
AAcross 42:	"___ kingdom come ..."
AAcross 43:	Big stretch
AAcross 44:	Bluish-gray shade
AAcross 46:	Mobile ___
AAcross 48:	Time might be shown on the side of one
AAcross 50:	Score of 8, in golf slang
AAcross 52:	Events where one person's trash may be another person's treasure	YARDSALES
AAcross 56:	Pull back (in)
AAcross 59:	Capital-B Belief
AAcross 61:	Family name on TV's "Succession"	ROY
AAcross 62:	Vote in favor
AAcross 63:	Prefix with futurism
AAcross 64:	Outback offering
AAcross 65:	Locale of the 2002 and 2022 World Cups
AAcross 67:	Long-term damage
AAcross 68:	Some copywriting awards	CLIOS
AAcross 69:	The volcano Emi Koussi is its highest point
AAcross 70:	The better of two major sci-fi film franchises?	STARW/TA/RR/ES/K
AAcross 72:	Climb (up)
AAcross 73:	Gives a bad hand?
AAcross 74:	"But ___ counting?"	WHOS
AAcross 75:	Gentle hill
AAcross 76:	Grams, by another name
AAcross 77:	Voice heard by 500 million people
AAcross 78:	___ Majesty
AAcross 79:	Not for moi?
AAcross 80:	Pump choice
AAcross 82:	Spot for a patch, perhaps
AAcross 83:	Begins to like	WARMSUPTO
AAcross 86:	Regular at Citi Field	METSFAN
AAcross 89:	Small spot for a castaway
AAcross 91:	Ian McKellen, e.g.
AAcross 92:	Skin-care brand with an accent over its last letter	BIORE
AAcross 94:	Mens ___	REA
AAcross 95:	Sends a Telegram, in brief?	IMS
AAcross 97:	Not looking good
AAcross 99:	Major role in 70-Across	MRSPOCK
AAcross 102:	Stop at the liquor store?
AAcross 103:	Comforting phrase	DONTBESAD
AAcross 106:	Newton of the Black Panther Party	HUEY
AAcross 107:	"___ Darko" (2001 cult film)	DONNIE
AAcross 109:	Distend
AAcross 110:	Who wrote "April is the cruellest month"
AAcross 113:	Scratch-and-sniff page, e.g.	PRINTAD
AAcross 114:	Dramatic accusation	ETTU
AAcross 115:	Good side in 70-Across	THEFEDERATION
AAcross 118:	Misfortune
AAcross 118:	Misfortune
AAcross 119:	Cousin of a skimmer
AAcross 120:	___ One
AAcross 121:	"Do you mind?"	ISITOK
AAcross 122:	Brown of HBO Max's "Gossip Girl" reboot	ELI
AAcross 123:	WaPo competitor	NYT
AAcross 124:	"There's not much hope"	ITSBAD
AAcross 125:	Bumper attachments
AAcross 126:	Sazerac cocktail ingredient
DDown 1:	Records in advance
DDown 2:	Time for a shootout
DDown 3:	Memorable quote from 70-Across	DOORDONOTTHEREISNOTRY
DDown 4:	Apple device
DDown 5:	Affirms
DDown 6:	Some college classes
DDown 7:	"Thanks, but I already ___"
DDown 8:	Diet Coke doesn't have a single one: Abbr.	CAL
DDown 9:	Wipes out
DDown 10:	"The Clan of the Cave Bear" heroine	AYLA
DDown 11:	What's raised in a ruckus
DDown 12:	Waste of an election?
DDown 13:	Confesses	OWNSUP
DDown 14:	Bad thing to be stuck in
DDown 15:	On-line connection?
DDown 16:	Arrive at, as a solution	HITON
DDown 17:	Memorable quote from 70-Across	SPACETHEFINALFRONTIER
DDown 18:	"Take your time"	NORUSH
DDown 23:	Audacious
DDown 26:	A target for Target, say
DDown 29:	It might be a shocker
DDown 31:	"The Simpsons" character	LISA
DDown 33:	Social media star Addison	RAE
DDown 34:	Partner of one
DDown 36:	French skin-care and cosmetics giant	NARS
DDown 38:	___ teeth (proverbial rarity)
DDown 39:	Noble title
DDown 40:	Follower of black or special
DDown 44:	Slanders
DDown 45:	Director Waititi	TAIKA
DDown 47:	Ones involved in a transaction	PAYER/ES
DDown 49:	Nutty confections
DDown 51:	So-called "Breakfast of Champions"	WHEATIES
DDown 53:	They might end on a high note
DDown 54:	Sound of a jaguar
DDown 55:	Let out, in a way	LEAS/KED
DDown 57:	Some contents of golf bags
DDown 58:	Needing to butt out
DDown 60:	Potato or pea preparer
DDown 64:	Albert who developed a polio vaccine
DDown 66:	Leaves in a huff, with "off"
DDown 67:	Body part that precedes "band"	WA/RIST
DDown 68:	Innocent
DDown 69:	One of the Prairie provinces: Abbr.	SASK
DDown 71:	"It's a ___!"	W/TRAP
DDown 72:	Show of scorn
DDown 74:	Question of confusion or disgust	WHATISTHAT
DDown 79:	Sound of a Jaguar
DDown 81:	Reassuring words	IMOK
DDown 83:	"___ Hiring" (business sign)
DDown 84:	Kind of card
DDown 85:	The "quail" in Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony
DDown 87:	By plane, say
DDown 88:	Obvious untruth	NAKEDLIE
DDown 90:	Q preceder?
DDown 90:	Q preceder?
DDown 93:	Aloof
DDown 95:	"Seems so"	IDBET
DDown 96:	Like the inside of a lava cake
DDown 98:	Devices in atomic clocks
DDown 100:	Converse, e.g.
DDown 101:	Rank
DDown 102:	Common waiting room viewing	CNN
DDown 104:	Jeer
DDown 105:	Shock treatment, for short	DEFIB
DDown 107:	Slobber
DDown 108:	Noises that come from pens
DDown 111:	"Girls" creator Dunham
DDown 112:	Carded, informally	IDED
DDown 113:	Tabbouleh go-with
DDown 115:	"Enough already!"	TMI
DDown 116:	Suffix in organic chemistry	ASE
DDown 117:	Quirk