New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th September 2022 There are 76 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th September 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ExfoliantsSCRUBSAAcross 7: FoofarawADOAAcross 10: Cookout chuckoutsCOBSAAcross 14: Thickener used in dessertsAGARAAcross 18: Like favorite radio stations, perhapsPRESETAAcross 19: Calico callsMEWSAAcross 21: Memo starterINREAAcross 22: N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Yale ___LARYAAcross 23: Backpacker's snackOATBARAAcross 24: Big huff?PANTAAcross 25: Have an outsize presenceLOOMLARGEAAcross 27: "I didn't need to know that!"TMIAAcross 28: What a net might attach toRIMAAcross 30: Flying Cloud of old autodomREOAAcross 31: Jazz clarinetist ShawARTIEAAcross 32: Soaring shotLOBAAcross 33: Some Six Nations membersSENECASAAcross 35: *Mount Everest scalerEDMUNDHAAcross 37: HogsSWINEAAcross 39: *Went out of controlRANRAAcross 40: A.M.A. members: Abbr.DRSAAcross 42: Marketing experiment comparing two variantsABTESTAAcross 44: Some red marksACNEAAcross 45: Big lugsGALOOTSAAcross 48: Say "Whomever did this …," sayERRAAcross 49: Alice who wrote "The Color Purple"WALKERAAcross 51: Org. with a sizable registryAKCAAcross 54: Yellow jacket, for oneWASPAAcross 55: Syrup brand since 1902KAROAAcross 57: Word before Roger or RancherJOLLYAAcross 58: To a profound degreeDEEPLYAAcross 60: *"Cinderella" meanieEVILSAAcross 62: Field trip conveyancesBUSESAAcross 63: Middle van Pelt child in "Peanuts"LINUSAAcross 64: Use Tinder, saySWIPEAAcross 65: AirsTELECASTSAAcross 69: Big exporter of pistachiosIRANAAcross 70: Features of some bygone muscle carsTTOPSAAcross 71: Give an elbow bump to, sayGREETAAcross 72: Free of fizzFLATAAcross 73: *Lateral-breaking pitchesBACKDOORSAAcross 75: SkulkCREEPAAcross 76: Maker of the world's first quartz watchSEIKOAAcross 77: Javanese dyeing techniqueBATIKAAcross 78: Potala Palace cityLHASAAAcross 79: One of seven represented in the PleiadesSISTERAAcross 80: *Glide down from abovePARACAAcross 81: Sleigh driver's needREINAAcross 82: Sound of an ungraceful landingTHUDAAcross 84: ___ cardSIMAAcross 85: Fashion house whose logo is two interlocking C'sCHANELAAcross 87: Like the Carolina Reaper pepperHOTAAcross 88: VisionaryDREAMERAAcross 91: Title for BaltimoreLORDAAcross 92: Crow language familySIOUANAAcross 95: Sounds of hesitationERSAAcross 96: da-DUMIAMBAAcross 99: On pins and needlesANTSYAAcross 101: Homebrewer's sugarMALTOSEAAcross 103: Cartoonish villainsNASTIESAAcross 106: "Little ol' me?"MOIAAcross 107: Woodard of "Clemency"ALFREAAcross 109: Article in AachenEINAAcross 110: "Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise": Thomas GrayTISAAcross 111: "Eh … I'll pass"NAHAAcross 112: It's a banger in GermanyBRATWURSTAAcross 114: *Portrayer of Scrooge in 1951's "A Christmas Carol"ALASAAcross 116: Surgical seamSUTUREAAcross 118: Unagi and anago, for twoEELSAAcross 119: What parallel lines never doMEETAAcross 120: It beats scissorsROCKAAcross 121: PassionateHEATEDAAcross 122: Secretary, e.g.DESKAAcross 123: ___ NoëlPEREAAcross 124: Place to wallowSTYAAcross 125: Butterfly garden bloomersASTERSDDown 1: PlacesSPOTSDDown 2: "Mad Money" host JimCRAMERDDown 3: Eye part with rods and conesRETINADDown 4: Kind of portUSBDDown 5: Boot camp exercises performed on all foursBEARCRAWLSDDown 6: Narrow grooveSTRIADDown 7: One for the roadieAMPDDown 8: Most belovedDEARESTDDown 9: Dominated, informallyOWNEDDDown 10: Pico de gallo herbCILANTRODDown 11: Not yet in stockONORDERDDown 12: Soup basesBROTHSDDown 13: Highway heavyweightSEMIDDown 14: ___ modeALADDown 14: ___ modeALA.DDown 15: Like toum or agliata sauceGARLICKYDDown 16: Forest between Champagne and LorraineARGONNEDDown 17: Cousin of kvassRYEBEERDDown 20: Plant poreSTOMADDown 26: "___ Miz"LESDDown 29: Early computer acronymMS-DOSDDown 34: O.E.D. part: Abbr.ENGDDown 36: Some ridesharesUBERSDDown 38: They may be hidden behind paintingsWALLSAFESDDown 41: Knot-tying and lashing, to a sailorROPEWORKDDown 43: Like some short tennis matchesTWOSETDDown 46: Install, as sodLAYDDown 47: Record player annoyancesSKIPSDDown 50: Actor GuinnessALECDDown 51: Improvised commentAD-LIBDDown 52: "Colette" actress KnightleyKEIRADDown 53: Comedian Wyatt of "Problem Areas"CENACDDown 56: Porter, for oneALEDDown 57: Derby cocktailJULEPDDown 59: Bad Brains and Bikini Kill, for twoPUNKBANDSDDown 61: Muckety-mucksVIPSDDown 62: Colorful bird named for its dietBEE EATERDDown 64: Not easily movedSTOICDDown 65: Ocho menos cincoTRESDDown 66: Buttonholes, basicallySLITSDDown 67: Actor/activist GeorgeTAKEIDDown 68: Seattle's W.N.B.A. teamSTORMDDown 70: Absolutely wrecksTOTALSDDown 71: KGRANDDDown 74: Reason to do a "stupid human trick"DAREDDown 75: XCH'IDDown 75: XCHIDDown 76: Tangential topicsSIDEISSUESDDown 78: Allow to accessLETATDDown 79: "I am," in LatinSUMDDown 80: Incomplete denturesPARTIALSDDown 81: Ball game that all players might loseROULETTEDDown 83: LacksHASNTDDown 85: Place to wear muck bootsCLAMBEDDDown 86: One roasted or toastedHONOREEDDown 87: More raspyHOARSERDDown 89: Dramatize, as a historical eventREENACTDDown 90: Teller, maybeRATDDown 93: "That time is fine for me"IMFREEDDown 94: Lack of musicalityNOEARDDown 97: Teeny-tinyMINUTEDDown 98: Word after ring or waterBEARERDDown 100: Side-to-side movementYAWDDown 102: Pastoral skyline featuresSILOSDDown 104: Tyler of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"AISHADDown 105: Places for hoses and hoesSHEDSDDown 108: Oatmeal globLUMPDDown 113: Judgy soundTSKDDown 115: Jupiter's realm, in mythSKYDDown 117: Pic on a pec, sayTAT