New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th July 2022

There are 69 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th July 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Yankee Stadium has 24 of these
AAcross 6:	In the thick of
AAcross 10:	Org. with X-rays
AAcross 13:	Shape of a heron's neck
AAcross 16:	Bit of publicity
AAcross 17:	Bag for a diamond
AAcross 18:	Yellowfin tuna
AAcross 19:	Cheney and Harris, informally
AAcross 22:	One prone to idol thoughts
AAcross 25:	Marsh birds
AAcross 27:	Clubs often require them, for short
AAcross 28:	Pool locales
AAcross 29:	That: Sp.	ESA
AAcross 30:	"Never you worry"	FRETNOT
AAcross 31:	Moor
AAcross 33:	Call into question
AAcross 36:	Bouquet
AAcross 38:	Break up clods
AAcross 40:	Bolívar who was known as "the Liberator"
AAcross 41:	Evening, to Yves	SOIR
AAcross 42:	Reggae-like genre
AAcross 43:	One looking for missing persons
AAcross 46:	Singer White with the 1991 #1 hit "Romantic"	KARYN
AAcross 48:	Actress de Matteo	DREA
AAcross 50:	Inits. on some handbags	YSL
AAcross 51:	Two-colored
AAcross 53:	Model world
AAcross 55:	End-of-semester form: Abbr.	EVAL
AAcross 57:	Flick, as a cigarette, informally
AAcross 58:	Disappearing sculpture medium
AAcross 59:	Big name in jet skis	SEADOO
AAcross 60:	Gumption
AAcross 62:	___ hall
AAcross 63:	Stylish flair
AAcross 65:	Square type
AAcross 66:	Necessities for drug approvals
AAcross 68:	English landing spot
AAcross 71:	Seat for the Queen?
AAcross 73:	Egyptian symbol of life
AAcross 74:	Stick with it!
AAcross 76:	John Cho's role in "Star Trek" films
AAcross 77:	Level
AAcross 78:	Spill the tea
AAcross 79:	Hits high notes in high places
AAcross 82:	Suit
AAcross 85:	Setting of two Shakespeare plays
AAcross 87:	Some coding statements
AAcross 88:	Edith Wharton's "ruin of a man"	ETHANFROME
AAcross 91:	Nautical agreement
AAcross 94:	Bearer of roses, maybe
AAcross 95:	Word with American or amber
AAcross 96:	Whiz
AAcross 97:	Aunt ___ (role on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air")	VIV
AAcross 98:	Habitual fear of being exposed as a fraud	IMPOSTERSYNDROME
AAcross 105:	N.F.L. star Elliott, to fans	ZEKE
AAcross 106:	Edify
AAcross 107:	Rikishi's sport
AAcross 108:	"Don't be that ___"
AAcross 109:	Part of a skin-care routine
AAcross 110:	First pope to be called "the Great"	STLEO
AAcross 111:	Dillydallies
AAcross 114:	"In Search of Lost Time" novelist
AAcross 115:	Aphorism that's visually depicted five times in this puzzle's grid	ALLROADSLEADTOROME
AAcross 119:	Pros with floors
AAcross 120:	Unit of cauliflower
AAcross 121:	Split, then come together?
AAcross 122:	Ultimate needs
AAcross 123:	Parched
AAcross 124:	Apply (to)
DDown 1:	Rosebud ravager
DDown 2:	Latin for "I believe"
DDown 3:	Some black-and-white pictures	RORSCHACHCARDS
DDown 4:	Prone to brooding, say
DDown 5:	Scatters
DDown 6:	Stacey of Georgia politics	ABRAMS
DDown 7:	Easternmost leg of I-90, familiarly	MASSPIKE
DDown 8:	Suffix with fool or fiend
DDown 9:	Opus ___
DDown 10:	Dance shoe attachments
DDown 11:	Bundles
DDown 12:	Put on
DDown 13:	Home of the Simpson and Flanders households	EVERGREENTERRACE
DDown 14:	Rocker Bob with 10 top 10 albums	SEGER
DDown 15:	Casper competitor	SERTA
DDown 20:	One side of D.C.'s Federal Triangle	PENNSYLVANIAAVENUE
DDown 21:	iPhone app with a graph in its icon
DDown 23:	Nail polish brand	OPI
DDown 24:	Where all the people that come and go stop and say "hello," in a 1967 hit	PENNYLANE
DDown 26:	It's a huge deal
DDown 30:	State ___
DDown 32:	Former N.Y.C. mayor Ed
DDown 34:	Actress Thurman
DDown 35:	Locale for a rock climber
DDown 37:	Noted shopping mecca	RODEODRIVE
DDown 39:	More like an empty old mansion at night, say
DDown 43:	Transport on the slopes
DDown 44:	Stop lying
DDown 45:	Celebrity chef DiSpirito	ROCCO
DDown 47:	Point in a network
DDown 49:	Profess
DDown 52:	Combines, in a way
DDown 54:	Fictional documentarian from Kazakhstan	BORAT
DDown 56:	Provider of a ball of thread, in myth
DDown 59:	Like some cars and kisses
DDown 61:	___ Club
DDown 64:	Neighbor of Curaçao
DDown 67:	Theater rebuke
DDown 69:	Scratch (out)
DDown 70:	Botch
DDown 72:	You might be advised to do this for yourself
DDown 74:	Memo opener, often	FYI
DDown 75:	"That's rough"
DDown 80:	Downwind locales for ships	LEESHORES
DDown 81:	"Now!"
DDown 83:	Home of Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi
DDown 84:	Spilled the tea
DDown 86:	"Listen!," in León
DDown 89:	Cherry and peach
DDown 90:	Combined
DDown 92:	"Uh-oh!"
DDown 93:	Turn inside out
DDown 94:	Of whom Celine Dion said "If God would have a singing voice, he must sound a lot like …"	BOCELLI
DDown 96:	___ Schneider, winningest woman in "Jeopardy!" history	AMY
DDown 98:	"___ the economy, stupid!"
DDown 99:	Got together in	METAT
DDown 100:	White as a sheet
DDown 101:	Paul who was People magazine's 2021 Sexiest Man Alive
DDown 102:	Tremendous success
DDown 103:	Squawked in pain
DDown 104:	Coup result
DDown 105:	Member of Gen Z, jocularly	ZOOMER
DDown 109:	Busy businesswoman in a rom-com, e.g.
DDown 112:	Loved
DDown 113:	Title on Netflix's "Bridgerton"
DDown 114:	Univ. V.I.P.
DDown 116:	Any of the Uruk-hai in "The Lord of the Rings"
DDown 117:	Word with half or hard
DDown 118:	Fútbol cry