New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th February 2022 There are 72 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th February 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Tobacco plugCHAWAAcross 5: ManipulateWIELDAAcross 10: Graduates of Quantico, informallyFEDSAAcross 14: Taller roommate of 15-DownBERTAAcross 18: Showgirl in the 1978 hit "Copacabana"LOLAAAcross 19: Boomer's kid, maybeGENXERAAcross 20: DeclareAVOWAAcross 21: Snack item with approximately 53 caloriesOREOAAcross 22: Positive thinker's motto?OUISHALLOVERCOMEAAcross 25: Textbook sectionUNITAAcross 26: FireWire alternativeUSBAAcross 27: Letter between November and Papa in the NATO alphabetOSCARAAcross 28: It might be set at seaSAILAAcross 29: When a prime-time drama might airATNINEAAcross 31: Reason-based belief in GodDEISMAAcross 33: Repeated sound that's hard to get rid ofHICAAcross 34: Means of becoming a god?DIEUPROCESSAAcross 36: "Call the Midwife" networkPBSAAcross 38: Had something niceDINEDAAcross 40: NonsenseTRIPEAAcross 41: Place in dangerIMPERILAAcross 45: Ernst and Young, e.g.: Abbr.SENSAAcross 46: Peroxide ___IONAAcross 47: It's an affrontSLAPAAcross 51: Where Rapunzel let down her hair?BELLETOWERAAcross 53: QuarrelROWAAcross 54: It matures quickly, in briefT-BILLAAcross 55: Angled to get attention: Abbr.ITALAAcross 56: Suffix with serpent or opalINEAAcross 57: OffedDIDINAAcross 60: Reach quickly, as a conclusionLEAPTOAAcross 61: PerhapsSAYAAcross 62: Doc. to ensure secrecyNDAAAcross 63: It surrounds a pupilIRISAAcross 64: United group, e.g.AIR CREWAAcross 64: United group, e.g.AIRCREWAAcross 65: Holy water?EAUFORHEAVENSSAKEAAcross 70: ExcitesTURNSONAAcross 72: "Salus populi suprema lex ___" (motto of Missouri)ESTOAAcross 73: CharadeACTAAcross 74: One of 17 in Monopoly: Abbr.AVEAAcross 77: One with pressing workIRONERAAcross 78: Feed the guests, maybeCATERAAcross 79: Dish that's cooked undergroundPOIAAcross 80: Feb. 14V-DAYAAcross 81: 673 parts of the Louvre PyramidPANESAAcross 82: "Old man"DADAAcross 83: Answer to "What is Roquefort or Brie?"?CESTCHEESEAAcross 86: OffedSLEWAAcross 87: Go the wrong wayERRAAcross 88: Green-litOKEDAAcross 90: Like drunken speechSLURREDAAcross 91: Announcement on National Coming Out DayIMGAYAAcross 93: InappropriateUNDUEAAcross 95: Early bird?EGGAAcross 96: Spilled milk?LAITTOWASTEAAcross 100: Front of a semiCABAAcross 102: Ubiquitous advertiser with an acronymic nameGEICOAAcross 106: Seeing asIN THATAAcross 107: Weight of an empty containerTAREAAcross 108: What's clothed in summer and naked in winter, per an old riddleATREEAAcross 110: China's largest ethnic groupHANAAcross 111: What BankAmericard became in 1976VISAAAcross 112: The queen with her pets?REINECATSANDDOGSAAcross 116: School where some of "Shakespeare in Love" was filmedETONAAcross 117: Annual Memorial Day race, informallyINDYAAcross 118: Red Sox' div.ALEASTAAcross 119: Bit of sports equipment that may be electrifiedEPEEAAcross 120: Casino toolRAKEAAcross 121: Philippine moneyPESOAAcross 122: Fleas and fliesPESTSAAcross 123: What's left on a map?WESTDDown 1: ObscureCLOUDDDown 2: Windsor, e.g.HOUSEDDown 3: A criminal's may be unbelievableALIBIDDown 4: "Time ___ ..."WASDDown 5: Big name in jellyWELCHDDown 6: Like mosaic tilesINLAIDDDown 7: Lose possession?EXORCISEDDown 8: One of the books of the Torah: Abbr.LEVDDown 9: Where Wagner's "Tannhäuser" was first performedDRESDENDDown 10: Prima ___FACIEDDown 11: Word that becomes more dramatic when you add an "R" in frontEVOLUTIONDDown 12: Caribbean land, at the OlympicsDOMDDown 13: Administer an oath toSWEAR INDDown 14: EchoesBOUNCESBACKDDown 15: Shorter roommate of 14-AcrossERNIEDDown 16: Control, metaphoricallyREINSDDown 17: Completely, in slangTOTESDDown 19: Pedal on the rightGASDDown 23: Man of La ManchaHOMBREDDown 24: Late-night trips to the fridge, e.g.RAIDSDDown 30: Shirt or blouseTOPDDown 32: Bit of magicSPELLDDown 35: Projecting frontPROWDDown 37: Temporarily replaceSITINFORDDown 39: Most likely to win at Trivia Night, maybeNERDIESTDDown 41: Long-billed waderIBISDDown 42: Parent company of FacebookMETADDown 43: Game starterPLAYERONEDDown 44: Home for HolmesLONDONDDown 48: One who sees what you're saying?LIP READERDDown 48: One who sees what you're saying?LIPREADERDDown 49: Berliner's "old"ALTEDDown 50: Sight on winter roadsPLOWDDown 52: Sign of overuseWEARDDown 53: "All ___!"RISEDDown 54: Prefix that's mega mega?TERADDown 58: Not merely annoyedIRATEDDown 59: SplitDIVORCEDDDown 60: BuzzFeed stapleLISTICLEDDown 64: Wide tiesASCOTSDDown 66: Netflix series set at Green GablesANNEWITHANEDDown 67: ManipulatesUSESDDown 68: Place to go on a shipHEADDDown 69: Them's the breaks!NAPSDDown 70: List in "The Idiot's Guide to ..."TIPSDDown 71: Neighbor of Siberia, in RiskURALDDown 75: Common still-life propVASEDDown 76: Looked atEYEDDDown 78: Architectural columns in the form of sculpted female figuresCARYATIDSDDown 80: ThresholdVERGEDDown 82: Gunslinger's commandDRAWDDown 84: SchoolsEDUCATESDDown 85: Held tightHUGGEDDDown 87: A narcissist may go on oneEGO TRIPDDown 87: A narcissist may go on oneEGOTRIPDDown 88: Shockingly bizarreOUTREDDown 89: What the quadriceps muscle connects toKNEECAPDDown 92: N.Y.C. commuting inits.MTADDown 94: BugsEATSATDDown 96: Where bile is producedLIVERDDown 97: Loos who wrote "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"ANITADDown 98: Casual response to an apologyITSOKDDown 99: Panasonic subsidiarySANYODDown 101: Orchestra sectionBRASSDDown 103: "If my luck holds out ..."IHOPEDDown 104: PensCAGESDDown 105: BeginningONSETDDown 109: Rhinitis treater, in briefENTDDown 113: Phoenix-to-Albuquerque dir.ENEDDown 114: Bottle labeled "XXX" in the comicsALEDDown 115: "Do the ___" (soft drink slogan)DEW