New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th February 2022

There are 57 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th February 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Items used with PINs	ATMCARDS
AAcross 9:	There's one for the U.S. Census
AAcross 15:	In a tussle	ATIT
AAcross 19:	Dismiss
AAcross 20:	Takes it one step at a time	EASESIN
AAcross 21:	Pad Thai garnish
AAcross 22:	Sea captain: robber, thief (2003)	PIRATESOFTHECARIBBEAN
AAcross 25:	Photographer's tool, for short	SLR
AAcross 26:	Unlike this puzzle, we hope	TOOHARD
AAcross 27:	Source of suffering
AAcross 28:	They're hoppy at happy hour	IPAS
AAcross 32:	Quaint lead-in to while
AAcross 33:	All the kings' men?
AAcross 34:	True fellow is a find (1946)	ITSAWONDERFULLIFE
AAcross 40:	With room for interpretation
AAcross 41:	Top	ONEUP
AAcross 42:	Game pieces in Mastermind
AAcross 46:	Word after contact or before cover
AAcross 47:	Chill (out)
AAcross 49:	Bit of deception
AAcross 49:	Bit of deception
AAcross 50:	Unfinished attic space
AAcross 52:	Re: town fire one night (1974)	THETOWERINGINFERNO
AAcross 56:	"Whoopee!"
AAcross 56:	"Whoopee!"
AAcross 59:	Origin of the words "club" and "gun"
AAcross 60:	It's a lot in London
AAcross 60:	It's a lot in London
AAcross 61:	Tip of the tongue?
AAcross 62:	Best-selling crime novelist Gregg	OLSEN
AAcross 65:	Breed featured in 2009's "Hachi: A Dog's Tale"
AAcross 67:	Miff, with "off"
AAcross 68:	One seeking a new agreement, perhaps
AAcross 70:	Ground-breaking tool
AAcross 73:	"Not interested"	IPASS
AAcross 75:	Evil Streep had award (2006)	THEDEVILWEARSPRADA
AAcross 80:	Be a paragon of
AAcross 81:	Guys that rhyme with "girls"
AAcross 82:	Folder attachment
AAcross 83:	The "Y" of Y.S.L.	YVES
AAcross 87:	Beams
AAcross 88:	Wallop
AAcross 89:	One of the Roys on "Succession"
AAcross 91:	M. Ryan, what's her yell? (1989)	WHENHARRYMETSALLY
AAcross 96:	They have massive calves
AAcross 100:	"OK!" in Okayama	HAI
AAcross 101:	Puts forth
AAcross 102:	Account
AAcross 103:	Protected creature in the Congo Basin
AAcross 107:	Alternatives to tablets	PCS
AAcross 110:	R.E.M.: alarming to the teens (1984)	ANIGHTMAREONELMSTREET
AAcross 115:	___ colada
AAcross 116:	"Louisiana ___," music show that helped launch Elvis's career
AAcross 117:	Fried, filled Filipino fare
AAcross 118:	Part of STEM: Abbr.	ENGR
AAcross 119:	Angry dog sounds
AAcross 120:	Elf at the North Pole, e.g.	TOYMAKER
DDown 1:	First courses, informally
DDown 2:	Drudgery
DDown 3:	First Black woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature
DDown 4:	When doubled, a dance
DDown 5:	Quick to learn
DDown 6:	Spawn in the sea
DDown 7:	"___ thou love life?": Benjamin Franklin
DDown 8:	Drove (away)
DDown 9:	___ Men ("Who Let the Dogs Out" group)	BAHA
DDown 10:	One with a password, maybe
DDown 11:	Document stamp abbr.	RECD
DDown 12:	That: Sp.	ESA
DDown 13:	Blimp, e.g.
DDown 13:	Blimp, e.g.
DDown 14:	Humanitarian org. with Halloween fund drives
DDown 15:	First name in Harry Potter	ALBUS
DDown 16:	Ranks
DDown 17:	Would you look at that!
DDown 18:	Believe in it
DDown 20:	Onetime dentist's supply
DDown 23:	Front
DDown 24:	Company with sound financials?
DDown 29:	Target with a throw	PASSTO
DDown 30:	"!!!!!" feeling
DDown 31:	Crack
DDown 33:	Held tightly
DDown 34:	"'Tis an ___ cook that cannot lick his own fingers": "Romeo and Juliet"
DDown 34:	"'Tis an ___ cook that cannot lick his own fingers": "Romeo and Juliet"
DDown 35:	The third of three X's
DDown 36:	Opposite of da	NYET
DDown 37:	All ___ (English card game)
DDown 38:	Release, in a way
DDown 39:	Soul singer Bridges
DDown 42:	School for the college-bound
DDown 43:	Paper slips?
DDown 44:	Signs in a bookstore, perhaps
DDown 45:	Encourages
DDown 48:	Out of the park
DDown 49:	Each
DDown 50:	Airborne irritant
DDown 51:	Chicken ... or cowed
DDown 53:	Addicted
DDown 54:	Broke the finish line ribbon
DDown 55:	"___ on parle français"	ICI
DDown 56:	Lead-in to day or year
DDown 57:	Pulmicort targets it
DDown 58:	Adverb in many legal documents
DDown 63:	Impose, as a fine
DDown 64:	___ Lanka
DDown 65:	Certain banner fodder
DDown 66:	Didn't ditch
DDown 69:	Certain partners' exchanges	IDOS
DDown 70:	Brand with an iComfort line	SERTA
DDown 71:	Less vibrant
DDown 72:	Harvard dropouts, maybe?
DDown 74:	Recurrent space in The Game of Life
DDown 76:	Depends (on)
DDown 77:	Break-even situation
DDown 77:	Break-even situation
DDown 78:	Aid in putting together a fall collection
DDown 79:	Drives the getaway car for, say
DDown 84:	Slangy SoCal dialect	VALSPEAK
DDown 85:	Sharp turn
DDown 86:	Designing
DDown 88:	Rhea with four Emmys	PERLMAN
DDown 90:	Phone-tracking org.
DDown 91:	Accompanying
DDown 92:	Shrubby areas
DDown 93:	Europe's Three Countries Bridge crosses it
DDown 94:	Big name in locks
DDown 95:	Grain variety
DDown 96:	___-Nuts
DDown 97:	World leader who appeared on a Time magazine cover 40 years after his death
DDown 98:	Sailing through
DDown 99:	The world's most expensive one, the Gurkha Royal Courtesan, costs over $1.3 million
DDown 103:	Angry dog's sound	GRRR
DDown 104:	Trompe l'___	OEIL
DDown 105:	Sticks
DDown 106:	Some finds in Fortnite
DDown 108:	Hand over
DDown 109:	Have the lead (in)
DDown 111:	Actress Cash of FX's "You're the Worst"	AYA
DDown 112:	Who might bug you?
DDown 113:	Headwear with a pompom
DDown 114:	Vaccine molecule