New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th August 2022

There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th August 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Hotel chain operated by Hilton	TRU
AAcross 4:	Banned insecticide
AAcross 7:	Big voices with big egos
AAcross 12:	Some users of Cyrillic script	SLAVS
AAcross 17:	Antique furniture expert, perhaps
AAcross 20:	Like bills in arrears
AAcross 22:	Freak out
AAcross 23:	100%
AAcross 24:	Sight at a checkout counter
AAcross 26:	Golfer who won the 1998 Masters (Italy)	MARKOMEARA
AAcross 28:	Attach, as a patch	SEWON
AAcross 29:	"Baa, baa" ma
AAcross 30:	"Rosy-fingered" Greek goddess
AAcross 31:	Snitch out	RATON
AAcross 34:	Zip
AAcross 35:	World's end?
AAcross 36:	Grp. led by Mahmoud Abbas beginning in 2004
AAcross 39:	Apples and pears, botanically
AAcross 41:	Seethe (Norway)	DOASLOWBURN
AAcross 44:	Queen Latifah's given first name
AAcross 46:	Playwright ___-Manuel Miranda
AAcross 47:	Benefit
AAcross 48:	Pipsqueaks
AAcross 49:	Give up all at once (Ecuador)	QUITCOLDTURKEY
AAcross 53:	Org. with a Summer League	NBA
AAcross 54:	Churn
AAcross 55:	Response from a therapist	ISEE
AAcross 56:	Were, for one?
AAcross 58:	"If we don't end ___, ___ will end us": H. G. Wells
AAcross 61:	Calculus expert?
AAcross 63:	"Inventing ___" (2022 Netflix hit)
AAcross 66:	Die-hard	LOYALFAN
AAcross 70:	Gate in digital logic
AAcross 71:	Major player in U.S. economic policy (Egypt)	CHAIROFTHEFED
AAcross 74:	Retired jersey number for the 76ers' Moses Malone
AAcross 75:	Post-it notes, e.g.	STICKONS
AAcross 77:	Cousin of a plum
AAcross 78:	It's good for three points
AAcross 80:	Where you might get into hot water
AAcross 81:	___ Hortons (Canadian chain)	TIM
AAcross 83:	Statistician Silver	NATE
AAcross 85:	Land with an accent over its first letter
AAcross 86:	Big inits. in TVs	RCA
AAcross 89:	Boarding group? (Switzerland)	TIMBERINDUSTRY
AAcross 94:	Causes for pauses
AAcross 97:	God: Lat.
AAcross 98:	Stephen of "V for Vendetta"	REA
AAcross 99:	Except for
AAcross 100:	Activity for Santa (Rwanda)	MAKINGALIST
AAcross 102:	Scouts B.S.A. members since 2019
AAcross 104:	Marks, as a ballot	XES
AAcross 105:	"OK, you get it," for short
AAcross 106:	De ___ (freshly)	NOVO
AAcross 107:	Used room service, e.g.	ATEIN
AAcross 109:	Hamm of women's soccer fame	MIA
AAcross 111:	Nickname that's three consecutive letters of the alphabet	STU
AAcross 112:	Torus-shaped gasket
AAcross 114:	One who walks to work? (Qatar)	DOGHANDLER
AAcross 119:	What this puzzle's circled letters are with respect to the surrounding shaded squares?	CAPITALGAINS
AAcross 123:	Quite eccentric	OUTTHERE
AAcross 124:	Noted underground adventurer	ALICE
AAcross 125:	Sad ass	EEYORE
AAcross 126:	Burger topping that jacks up the cholesterol
AAcross 127:	Rich sources
AAcross 128:	Kidney-related
AAcross 129:	Asphalt component
AAcross 130:	Daily ___ (news blog)
DDown 1:	Disneyland ride
DDown 2:	McEntire of country music	REBA
DDown 3:	Old map inits.
DDown 4:	Certain coding snippet	DOLOOP
DDown 5:	Special collection of musical hits?	DRUMSOLO
DDown 6:	"Je te plumerai la ___" (line from "Alouette")
DDown 7:	Old gold coin
DDown 8:	___ spot	INA
DDown 9:	Seconds, in brief	VPS
DDown 10:	Open-mouthed responses
DDown 11:	Temptresses in the "Odyssey"
DDown 12:	Create an elaborate series of deceptions	SPINAWEB
DDown 13:	Part of L.V.
DDown 14:	Got in the game, perhaps	ANTEDUP
DDown 15:	Watch parties?
DDown 16:	Focus for 15-Down
DDown 18:	It's a drag
DDown 19:	Seats	REARENDS
DDown 21:	Big name in power tools	DEWALT
DDown 25:	Fail
DDown 25:	Fail
DDown 27:	Monitors at school, for short
DDown 32:	___-Eaters
DDown 33:	Kindle competitor
DDown 36:	"ASAP!"	PDQ
DDown 37:	Sondheim and Bernstein's collaborator on "West Side Story"	LAURENTS
DDown 38:	Pungent party bowlful	ONIONDIP
DDown 40:	Ultra-aggressive
DDown 42:	Freshly
DDown 43:	Quite a fight
DDown 45:	Fighting	ATIT
DDown 47:	"___ días!"	BUENOS
DDown 50:	Instantly get along well
DDown 51:	Rush
DDown 52:	Home of the David Geffen School of Drama
DDown 57:	Laundry product
DDown 59:	Like some 401(k) contributions
DDown 60:	It's touchy to hit	RAWNERVE
DDown 61:	"___ Rheingold"
DDown 62:	"The Chi" channel, familiarly	SHO
DDown 64:	It has a devoted following on Sundays	NFL
DDown 65:	Expiates, with "for"
DDown 67:	"___ out!"
DDown 68:	Formal farewell
DDown 69:	Modifier in digital logic
DDown 72:	"Oh, really?"
DDown 73:	Catch a few waves?
DDown 76:	Lloyd of women's soccer fame	CARLI
DDown 79:	Talk smack about
DDown 82:	Skirt style
DDown 84:	Getting bored with	TIRINGOF
DDown 87:	Suggests
DDown 88:	Kind of cat or rabbit
DDown 90:	Flat top?
DDown 91:	Target of a joke
DDown 92:	Region of Croatia associated with a canine breed
DDown 93:	"Did you ring?"
DDown 94:	Hybrid farm animal
DDown 95:	Site acquired by Match.com in 2011	OKCUPID
DDown 96:	London's ___ Row	SAVILE
DDown 100:	Liquor from Mexico
DDown 101:	Like em dashes vis-à-vis en dashes
DDown 102:	Benitez of TV news
DDown 103:	Fuse by heating below the melting point
DDown 108:	Bomb produced in the 1950s	EDSEL
DDown 110:	Ritalin target, for short
DDown 113:	Marvin who sang "Sexual Healing"	GAYE
DDown 115:	Offended
DDown 116:	Food that's a national emblem of Wales
DDown 117:	"Thus ..."
DDown 118:	Standard operating procedures, for short
DDown 120:	Clinch
DDown 121:	Plasma particle
DDown 122:	Ambrose Burnside was its first president, for short