New York Times Answers - Thursday, 11th August 2022

There are 37 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 11th August 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	The Congressional Black Caucus, for one
AAcross 5:	"Do not delay!"
AAcross 9:	Onetime rival of Activision	ATARI
AAcross 14:	Actor Damon or Bomer
AAcross 15:	One reaching across the aisle, perhaps
AAcross 16:	Fruit with a rind
AAcross 17:	Faultless, biblically [Spanish]	WITHOUTSIN
AAcross 19:	Backs out unexpectedly
AAcross 20:	Bane
AAcross 21:	Boot camp participant
AAcross 23:	Setting for part of "Frankenstein"
AAcross 24:	Substitute on TV [Czech]	GUESTHOST
AAcross 25:	Competitor with variable skills?	MATHLETE
AAcross 29:	Roman god	DIO
AAcross 30:	Filming locale for "the beach" in "Lost"
AAcross 31:	Threepio's companion	ARTOO
AAcross 34:	Pick for a pendant
AAcross 37:	With 40-Across, what's fatefully "cast" in a quote attributed to Julius Caesar [German]
AAcross 38:	Bakery container [Spanish]	BREADPAN
AAcross 40:	See 37-Across
AAcross 42:	Single numbers?
AAcross 44:	Adherent of a philosophy of wisdom, justice, courage and moderation
AAcross 45:	"Doin' the Pigeon" dancer on "Sesame Street"	BERT
AAcross 46:	Attribute aptly hidden in "We're gods!"
AAcross 48:	Signs of good health in puppies	WETNOSES
AAcross 50:	Outspoken agitator [Dutch]
AAcross 55:	Phone-y document?
AAcross 56:	"Aww"-inducing
AAcross 57:	Baked Scottish snack
AAcross 61:	The Ingalls family's little house on the prairie, e.g.
AAcross 62:	Like the second word in 17-, 24-, 37-/40-, 38- and 50-Across vis-à-vis the first word
AAcross 64:	Believe
AAcross 65:	Give the boot
AAcross 66:	Indian food cooked on a tawa
AAcross 67:	Record numbers?
AAcross 68:	Comic Chris of "S.N.L."
AAcross 69:	Blotch
DDown 1:	M3, X3 and 3 Series, for three	BMWS
DDown 2:	Like some church matters
DDown 3:	Palindromic guy
DDown 4:	Title monster in an H. P. Lovecraft story	CTHULHU
DDown 5:	Frida Kahlo creations	ARTE
DDown 6:	Member of the fam
DDown 7:	Final bid?
DDown 8:	Pasta named for quills
DDown 9:	Drive
DDown 10:	Cafe analogue
DDown 11:	Bush-nominated Supreme Court justice	ALITO
DDown 12:	Romeo and Juliet, e.g.
DDown 13:	Map detail
DDown 15:	Constant irritant
DDown 18:	Not written down, say
DDown 22:	Tab for a trip
DDown 24:	Allude to
DDown 25:	Bon ___
DDown 26:	Some sighs
DDown 27:	One of the Huxtable kids on 1980s-'90s TV	THEO
DDown 28:	Preceder of cuatro or chic?
DDown 32:	Irish actor Chris	ODOWD
DDown 33:	Classic TV kid whose name sounds like two letters of the alphabet	OPIE
DDown 35:	Refreshment suffixes	ADES
DDown 36:	Pre-euro money
DDown 38:	Targets for Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren	BIGBANKS
DDown 39:	"Get right on it!"	ACTFAST
DDown 41:	Hypothetical entities, for short	ETS
DDown 43:	Rude looks
DDown 45:	6 + 6
DDown 47:	High ball?
DDown 49:	Part of N.A.A.C.P.: Abbr.	NATL
DDown 50:	Not just beliefs
DDown 51:	It shares a 44-mile border with Canada
DDown 52:	Bat boy?
DDown 53:	Make adjustments to
DDown 54:	Audacity
DDown 57:	Not streamed, say	ONCD
DDown 58:	On
DDown 59:	Low-carb kind of diet
DDown 60:	Replace "i.e." with "e.g.," e.g.
DDown 63:	Backing