New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th March 2022 There are 66 across clues and 64 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th March 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "Bon ___!"APPETITAAcross 8: "See ya later!"IMOUTAAcross 13: It covers more than 30% of the earth's surfacePACIFICAAcross 20: Donna ___, member of Bill Clinton's cabinetSHALALAAAcross 21: Klein who wrote the best seller "This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate"NAOMIAAcross 22: Desert whose soil has been compared to that of MarsATACAMAAAcross 23: Biting writingsSATIRESAAcross 24: Breakfast treatSCONEAAcross 25: Convinces a customer to pay moreUPSELLSAAcross 26: "Or so"ISHAAcross 27: Much of a delivery person's incomeTIPSAAcross 29: Makes a choiceOPTSAAcross 31: Hoppin'LITAAcross 32: PrearrangedSETAAcross 33: Suffix with officialESEAAcross 34: Nickel found in a pocket, sayOREAAcross 34: Nickel found in a pocket, sayORE.AAcross 35: Actor Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project"IKEAAcross 36: Classic CamaroIROCAAcross 38: ___ K. Smith, poet who won a Pulitzer for "Life on Mars"TRACYAAcross 40: Cosmetic that can be applied with a brushGLOSSAAcross 42: Neighbors of exclamation marksONESAAcross 43: "La Dolce ___"VITAAAcross 45: Stuffed one's faceATEALOTAAcross 47: Bump on a frogWARTAAcross 49: Question regarding a micISITONAAcross 51: HubbubADOAAcross 52: One of the Blues BrothersELWOODAAcross 55: Above criticismSACREDAAcross 56: Question from the befuddledHOWAAcross 57: Syrian city with a historic citadelALEPPOAAcross 58: What "10" can meanOCTOBERAAcross 60: ExtraBONUSAAcross 62: Rolled one's r's, sayTRILLEDAAcross 63: Linguistic unitPHONEMEAAcross 64: Giraffe's closest living relativeOKAPIAAcross 65: Deb ___, secretary of the interior starting in 2021HAALANDAAcross 66: Opposite of 'neathO'ERAAcross 67: RegardingASFORAAcross 69: Exams for some future clerks: Abbr.LSATSAAcross 71: Cold open?CEEAAcross 72: Hang out on a lineDRYAAcross 73: U.K. award bestowed by the queenOBEAAcross 74: West Coast news inits.LATAAcross 75: BlunderERRAAcross 76: They cast lotsRODSAAcross 78: "Love covers a multitude of ___": I Peter 4:8SINSAAcross 79: Lawn materialSODAAcross 82: Something's essential aspect ... or what's spelled out by letters in this puzzle's eight "cups"NAMEOFTHEGAMEAAcross 87: Comedian MargaretCHOAAcross 90: 2011 film for which Octavia Spencer won a Best Supporting Actress OscarTHEHELPAAcross 92: It takes blades to bladesMOWERAAcross 93: DealBARGAINAAcross 95: Like the consonants "t" and "d"ALVEOLARAAcross 97: Eject forcefullyDISGORGEAAcross 98: Records request inits.FOIAAAcross 99: ___ historyORALAAcross 101: Utah's state flowerSEGOAAcross 102: Org. that sets permissible exposure limitsOSHAAAcross 103: Karaoke instruction ... or what to do starting at 10-DownFOLLOWTHEBOUNCINGBALLAAcross 109: P.R. consultant on "Ted Lasso"KEELEYAAcross 110: Start playing for payGOPROAAcross 111: Into really small piecesFINELYAAcross 112: Scott who sued for his freedomDREDAAcross 113: Afford, casuallySWINGAAcross 114: Add salt to, sayCUREDDown 1: Home of St. ClareASSISIDDown 2: Starfleet weaponPHASERDDown 3: Election night calculation ... or what's traced by the circled lettersPATHTOVICTORYDDown 4: Name that's 6-Down backwardELIDDown 5: Save it for a rainy day!TARPDDown 6: La Corse, par exempleILEDDown 7: Brewery employeeTASTERDDown 8: Comb throughINSPECTDDown 9: BubsMACSDDown 10: Worker's "on vacation" inits.OOODDown 11: "Actually, I disagree"UMNODDown 12: Rococo painter of "Allegory of the Planets and Continents"TIEPOLODDown 13: They might be pregnantPAUSESDDown 14: Organic energy compound, for shortATPDDown 15: "Mi ___ es su ___"CASADDown 16: Part of a cold compressICEDDown 17: Become clear ... or make like the object represented by the circled lettersFALL INTO PLACEDDown 18: "So then my response was ..."IMLIKEDDown 19: Hereditary divisionsCASTESDDown 28: Physicist NewtonISAACDDown 30: Loyalty that's pledgedTROTHDDown 37: Lemonlike fruitCITRONDDown 38: Big rigsTANDEMSDDown 39: "Well, fine then"YEAHOKDDown 40: Age beautifully, informallyGLOWUPDDown 41: Cuss outSWEARATDDown 42: Big Brother's creatorORWELLDDown 44: Pink pad on a paw, in slangTOEBEANDDown 46: The Lord, in the Hebrew BibleADONAIDDown 48: Start of a simple requestALLIASKDDown 49: Roly-poly, scientificallyISOPODDDown 50: ___ torte (Austrian cake)SACHERDDown 53: Warm-up actOPENERDDown 54: Move shakilyDODDERDDown 59: Ross Perot founded it in 1995REFORMPARTYDDown 60: Lack of engagementBOREDOMDDown 61: More wackySILLIERDDown 62: "You're just assuming"THATSABIGIFDDown 68: It's blown in the windsOBOEDDown 70: Showed off one's pipesSANGDDown 77: Airport with a Harvey Milk terminal: Abbr.SFODDown 78: Harry Styles tune about a woman who "lives in daydreams"SHEDDown 79: Lines of notesSTAFFDDown 80: Sight line?OHLOOKDDown 81: Cooked with hot seasoningDEVILEDDDown 82: Prefix with -lithicNEODDown 83: Not against the rulesALLOWEDDDown 84: It's under @ on a keyboardTWODDown 85: ___ lodgeMASONICDDown 86: Rowing machine, informallyERGDDown 87: Event for moving vehiclesCARSALEDDown 88: SuperHIGHLYDDown 89: Actress TatumONEALDDown 91: Folk medicine practitionerHEALERDDown 94: Foolish sortGOOBERDDown 96: Sports fan's cheerRAHDDown 97: Universal Human Rights Mo.DECDDown 100: Ability to sustain long-term interestLEGSDDown 101: Kiss, in KentSNOGDDown 104: Sports fan's cheerOLEDDown 105: Gift wrapper's final touchBOWDDown 106: Nail polish brandOPIDDown 107: Buffet table itemURNDDown 108: Zoo animal whose name rhymes with "zoo"GNU