New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th April 2022

There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th April 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Make a bust, say
AAcross 7:	Chew (on)
AAcross 11:	Ointment amounts
AAcross 15:	Modern lead-in to mania
AAcross 19:	"Enough!"
AAcross 20:	Contemporary of Picasso
AAcross 21:	Factory watchdog, in brief
AAcross 22:	Native of the country whose national sport is oil wrestling
AAcross 23:	Bit of company swag for a Genius Bar staffer?	APPLEJACKET
AAcross 25:	With 114-Across, exasperated question to parking enforcement?	WHATMAKES
AAcross 27:	Awesome time
AAcross 28:	Elements of a Sherlock Holmes sports mystery?	WATSONANDCRICKET
AAcross 30:	A small part of who you are
AAcross 31:	Prefix with medicine	NANO
AAcross 32:	"Duck Dynasty" network	AANDE
AAcross 33:	Irish ___, popular St. Patrick's Day cocktail
AAcross 36:	Like much toothpaste
AAcross 38:	Mountain mammal
AAcross 42:	Plant cultivated by the Incas
AAcross 43:	Program after undergrad, for some	POSTBAC
AAcross 47:	"___ rate ..."	ATANY
AAcross 48:	Today's plans: watchin' someone's kids?	SITTINONTHEDOCKET
AAcross 54:	Broadband inits.
AAcross 55:	Overrun
AAcross 56:	"Mr. Mom" actress Teri	GARR
AAcross 57:	Data output denoted by "N/A"	NULLVALUE
AAcross 59:	Super Bowl in 2022
AAcross 61:	Come on down!
AAcross 63:	Name that's a body part in reverse	RAE
AAcross 64:	It may be measured in both feet and meters
AAcross 65:	How much Michael Jordan or Wilt Chamberlain could score, hyperbolically?	LIKEAMILLIONBUCKETS
AAcross 71:	Lead-in to cross	MOTO
AAcross 72:	Happy companion
AAcross 73:	Focus of the website Brickipedia
AAcross 74:	"The Hangover" character who wakes up with a missing tooth	STU
AAcross 75:	Eschews grains and processed foods, perhaps	EATSPALEO
AAcross 78:	Common results of penalties
AAcross 80:	Writers such as Sappho
AAcross 85:	Waze way: Abbr.	RTE
AAcross 86:	Missile silo's holding?	UNDERGROUNDROCKET
AAcross 89:	Pie slices might be displayed in one
AAcross 91:	Natural application to waterproof a ship's hull
AAcross 92:	Guacamole go-with?
AAcross 93:	Engine type, informally	HEMI
AAcross 94:	Playwright Edward
AAcross 97:	Hidden obstacle
AAcross 100:	Transport on a river
AAcross 102:	Transport on a rail
AAcross 106:	"Dope!"
AAcross 107:	Where Sweet'N Low displays its logo?	FRONTOFTHEPACKET
AAcross 111:	T as in Tartarus
AAcross 114:	See 25-Across	YOUTICKET
AAcross 115:	Cry following an electrical malfunction?	DARNSOCKETS
AAcross 117:	Rufus and Chaka Khan's "___ Nobody"	AINT
AAcross 118:	Like garage floors, often
AAcross 119:	Slight amount
AAcross 120:	Old English folklore figure
AAcross 121:	Jumbo
AAcross 122:	When said three times, "What have we here?!"
AAcross 123:	Music score abbr.	STAC
AAcross 124:	Jaguar two-seaters starting in 2013	FTYPES
DDown 1:	Catch
DDown 2:	___ América (soccer tournament)	COPA
DDown 3:	They call 'em as they see 'em
DDown 4:	Text back and forth?	LOL
DDown 5:	Like pioneering search engines of the 1980s	PREWEB
DDown 6:	Polka-influenced music style	TEJANO
DDown 7:	Yukon and Acadia, for two	GMCS
DDown 8:	Canon competitor	NIKON
DDown 9:	Sizable urban construction project
DDown 10:	King of the gods in Wagner's "Der Ring des Nibelungen"
DDown 11:	Ann of Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale"
DDown 12:	Rubbish receptacle
DDown 12:	Rubbish receptacle
DDown 13:	Hindi name for India
DDown 14:	Smooth and glossy
DDown 15:	"... per my understanding"	ITAKEIT
DDown 16:	Zap
DDown 17:	Line on a neck
DDown 18:	Clears	OKS
DDown 24:	"Resume speed," musically	ATEMPO
DDown 26:	The Golden Arches, on stock tickers	MCD
DDown 29:	One covering plenty of ground
DDown 30:	Persona non ___	GRATA
DDown 33:	Invent
DDown 34:	When Lady Macbeth cries "Out, damned spot!"	ACTV
DDown 35:	Smoke shop purchase
DDown 37:	Standout in a field
DDown 39:	Bunch of scoundrels	BADLOT
DDown 40:	Follows
DDown 41:	Tissue in a plant stem
DDown 42:	DNA reviewer, in brief	CSI
DDown 44:	Buy time
DDown 45:	State of subjugation
DDown 46:	Male voter stereotype beginning in the mid-2010s	BERNIEBRO
DDown 47:	Wheels off the road?	ATV
DDown 49:	Run in place
DDown 50:	In-state attendee of Great Basin College, e.g.
DDown 51:	Check
DDown 52:	Brother in the Lemony Snicket books	KLAUS
DDown 53:	Certain college member
DDown 58:	Great ___
DDown 60:	Jokey remark after missing a modern reference	IMOLD
DDown 62:	Be philanthropic, say
DDown 65:	Execrate
DDown 66:	Company computer fixers, informally	ITTEAM
DDown 67:	Big hits?
DDown 68:	___ Float (cold treat)	ICEE
DDown 69:	Like a situation at the start of an inning	NOOUT
DDown 70:	Ounce of praise, jocularly
DDown 71:	Slangy stuff to sell
DDown 76:	Placed
DDown 77:	"... must all learn to live together as brothers, ___ will all perish together as fools": M.L.K. Jr.	ORWE
DDown 79:	Cakewalk
DDown 81:	Bygone messaging app	ICHAT
DDown 82:	Cheer for the Vikings
DDown 83:	Poker giveaway
DDown 84:	Certain outbuilding
DDown 87:	Doth proceed	GOETH
DDown 88:	Fun plans after work, say
DDown 90:	Stuff in stuffed pasta shells
DDown 94:	Aphid that produces honeydew
DDown 95:	"Ooh, check it out!"	LOOKIE
DDown 96:	Happened to
DDown 98:	Really miff
DDown 98:	Really miff
DDown 99:	Tycoon
DDown 101:	What only one planet, Jupiter, is spelled with
DDown 103:	___ Hard Apple (beer brand)
DDown 104:	Not connected
DDown 105:	Name that's "all the beautiful sounds of the world in a single word," on Broadway
DDown 107:	Liver, in Le Havre	FOIE
DDown 108:	Like church bells
DDown 109:	"Bye 4 now!"	TTYL
DDown 110:	"Power Lunch" airer	CNBC
DDown 111:	Maryland athlete, for short	TERP
DDown 112:	End in ___	ATIE
DDown 113:	Doesn't waste
DDown 114:	Thanksgiving dinner offering
DDown 116:	Very important