New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd October 2022 There are 73 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd October 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Complete jerkASSHATAAcross 7: Experience equanimityFEELOKAYAAcross 15: Word with ghost or pirateSHIPAAcross 19: Inventor TeslaNIKOLAAAcross 20: ChampionADVOCATEAAcross 21: Old-fashioned trial transcriberSTENOAAcross 22: "When will the leaky faucet get fixed?," e.g.?TRICKLEQUESTIONAAcross 24: "___ Speaks!" (Marx brother autobiography)HARPOAAcross 25: Equinox mo.SEPAAcross 26: PC keyALTAAcross 27: Actor AstinSEANAAcross 28: Spam generatorHORMELAAcross 29: Gridiron gains: Abbr.YDSAAcross 30: Bygone theater chainLOEWSAAcross 33: LitheSVELTEAAcross 36: Spam containersTINSAAcross 37: Opposed to, in dialectAGINAAcross 39: Song from back in the dayOLDIEAAcross 41: German physicist with an eponymous lawOHMAAcross 42: Focal pointsLOCIAAcross 43: WorldlyURBANEAAcross 45: HootRIOTAAcross 46: Part of a how-to manualSTEPAAcross 47: Oklahoma city named for a character in a Tennyson poemENIDAAcross 48: Curt summonsSEEMEAAcross 49: Remarks furtherADDSAAcross 50: It may be unlimited in a phone planDATAAAcross 51: One-named singer whose last name is AdkinsADELEAAcross 52: Faulkner's "As ___ Dying"ILAYAAcross 53: Setting for a classic Agatha Christie novelNILEAAcross 54: Opt for "deluxe," sayPAYEXTRAAAcross 56: Baby louseNITAAcross 57: The brother in 24-Across, for oneMIMEAAcross 58: Harvester of the futureSOWERAAcross 59: Potentially offensive, sayNOTPCAAcross 62: Easy pill to swallow?GELCAPAAcross 64: Candy bar whose name is an exclamationOHHENRYAAcross 66: 2015 inductee into the World Golf Hall of FameOMEARAAAcross 68: BlokeFELLAAAcross 69: Covers, as the billFOOTSAAcross 70: Labneh go-withPITAAAcross 72: Most popular dog breed in the U.S., familiarlyLABAAcross 73: Gives a whirlATTEMPTSAAcross 75: Without: Lat.SINEAAcross 76: A bunch ofMANYAAcross 77: Common stain on a baseball uniformGRASSAAcross 80: AdversariesFOESAAcross 81: Bit of spice, figurativelyKICKAAcross 82: Writers not likely to win literary prizesHACKSAAcross 83: Floppy features of basset houndsEARSAAcross 84: AssetPLUSAAcross 85: Possible cause for road rageHONKAAcross 86: BoosHONEYSAAcross 87: Editorial overrideSTETAAcross 88: Word before crow or dirtEATAAcross 89: Prop for a painterEASELAAcross 90: Former attorney general HolderERICAAcross 91: Salty dropletTEARAAcross 92: Home to the University of GeorgiaATHENSAAcross 94: Begins giving solid food, sayWEANSAAcross 96: Green-lightsOKSAAcross 99: FloatingADRIFTAAcross 101: WhipCROPAAcross 103: ImitateAPEAAcross 104: Country bordering Oman, for shortUAEAAcross 105: Versatile neutral shadeTAUPEAAcross 106: Where you'd find sap for syrup?ALLOVERTHEMAPLEAAcross 111: Sam the ___ (patriotic Muppet)EAGLEAAcross 112: Condition treated with insulinDIABETESAAcross 113: RangCALLEDAAcross 114: Wedding invitation enclosure, in briefSASEAAcross 115: The other youALTER EGOAAcross 116: Protests, in a wayKNEELSDDown 1: FidgetyANTSYDDown 2: SpawnedSIREDDDown 3: Says "John, Paul ... and Ringo"?SKIPSABEATLEDDown 4: Post ___ (occurring after the event)HOCDDown 5: BasicALKALINEDDown 6: BrewskiTALLONEDDown 7: Help page initialismFAQDDown 8: URL enderEDUDDown 9: Times outside office hours, in personalsEVESDDown 10: Goes berserkLOSESITDDown 11: About 6.5 inches, on a standard pianoOCTAVEDDown 12: Virginia senator TimKAINEDDown 13: From ___ ZATODDown 14: Currency that features "The Tale of Genji" on one of its bank notesYENDDown 15: Show up naked, perhaps?STARTLEDATEDDown 16: Emma Watson's role in the Harry Potter filmsHERMIONEDDown 17: Not marked permanently, sayINPENCILDDown 18: Lounge chair locationPOOLSIDEDDown 21: "Yellowjackets" airer, for shortSHODDown 23: Summer abroadETEDDown 28: Plant fiber used to make some jewelryHEMPDDown 31: M __ U __ H?WORDLEOFMOUTHDDown 32: It's a slippery slopeSLIDEDDown 34: Loss of the winning ticket?LOTTERYPICKLEDDown 35: A layoff, crudelyTHEAXDDown 38: Like venisonGAMYDDown 40: Salon specialtiesDOSDDown 43: ExploitingUSINGDDown 44: Kind of mapRELIEFDDown 46: Leo with the 1977 #1 hit "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing"SAYERDDown 49: Asset when playing cornholeAIMDDown 50: New beginningsDAWNSDDown 51: It may be vegetal or fruityAROMADDown 53: Lightly bite, as a pup mightNIPATDDown 54: Sappho and MirabaiPOETSDDown 55: Certain fed. securityTNOTEDDown 57: Alternatives to shakesMALTSDDown 58: Drinks that are "slammed"SHOTSDDown 60: King and queen?PALACECOUPLEDDown 61: Exhibiting the effects of too little sleep, sayCRANKYDDown 63: The three R's?CLASSTRIPLEDDown 65: Stays optimisticHOPESDDown 67: Bottomless voidABYSSDDown 71: Quill go-withINKDDown 74: Note in the C minor scaleEFLATDDown 75: Raw powerSINEWDDown 76: Salon job, informallyMANIDDown 77: Develops, as an ideaGESTATESDDown 78: Like some high-quality bondsRATEDAAADDown 79: They might tie the room togetherAREARUGSDDown 81: Bout enders, for shortKOSDDown 82: Caballero, e.g.HORSEMANDDown 84: Bog contentsPEATDDown 85: HostsHASOVERDDown 86: NagHEN-PECKDDown 86: NagHENPECKDDown 89: Dress for graduationENROBEDDown 93: Razzle-dazzleECLATDDown 95: Contented sighAAHDDown 97: Superman's birth nameKALELDDown 98: A pomegranate can contain a few hundred of theseSEEDSDDown 100: Corkage ___FEEDDown 102: Name of either brother in a classic Nickelodeon sitcomPETEDDown 106: Computing pioneer LovelaceADADDown 107: TeenyLILDDown 108: Rule, informallyREGDDown 109: Menu eponymTSODDown 110: Pint contentsALE