New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th March 2023 There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th March 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Turn offREPELAAcross 6: Make a tradeSWAPAAcross 10: Emulate Rockin' Robin, in a 1958 hitBOPAAcross 13: PokeJABATAAcross 18: "Go me!"IRULEAAcross 19: Somewhat, musicallyPOCOAAcross 20: Hemingway's home for over 20 yearsCUBAAAcross 21: Skate park trickOLLIEAAcross 22: One in charge of Brownies and cookies? / Easy to understandGIRLSCOUTLEADERAAcross 25: Put away for nowSTOREAAcross 26: Drink with a domed lidICEEAAcross 27: More than just compactMINIAAcross 28: "Consequently …"AND SOAAcross 29: Feature of an ungulateHOOFAAcross 30: Dance move used to teach children how to limit spreading germs while sneezingDABAAcross 31: Post-dryer chore / SplendidFOLDINGTHELAUNDRYAAcross 35: Game stoppersRAINSAAcross 37: Shawkat of "Arrested Development"ALIAAAcross 38: It's a stretchERAAAcross 39: Steamed Chinese bunBAOAAcross 40: Apt name for a horticulturist?LEIFAAcross 41: Wispy, as hairFINEAAcross 43: BuzzerBEEAAcross 44: Ring or belt, essentiallyBANDAAcross 45: One whom the bride and groom didn't invite / Steal a mealWEDDINGCRASHERAAcross 50: NowAT ONCEAAcross 52: Traveled on horsebackRODEAAcross 53: Predators whose genus name translates to "of the kingdom of the dead"ORCASAAcross 54: MoonfishOPAHAAcross 56: Speaker of the catchphrase "Did I do that?" on 1990s TVURKELAAcross 57: InoffensiveANODYNEAAcross 59: Deep cut?CREVASSEAAcross 61: Brit's clothespin PEGAAcross 62: Utopia / Occasionally, poeticallyHEAVENONEARTHAAcross 66: With 72-Across, post-sledding mugfulHOTAAcross 69: Settles the scoreGETSEVENAAcross 70: Potential result of a strikePAYHIKEAAcross 72: See 66-AcrossCOCOAAAcross 75: Green isleERINAAcross 76: PlusASSETAAcross 79: Akbar's tomb localeAGRAAAcross 80: DespisesABHORSAAcross 82: German deli meat / DiscussionBLACKFORESTHAMAAcross 85: One might be raised on a farmBARNAAcross 86: "Washboard" featuresABSAAcross 88: M.L.B. player with over 600 career home runs, to fansARODAAcross 89: Mushy ___ (British side dish)PEASAAcross 90: Poehler of "Inside Out"AMYAAcross 91: Palm productOILAAcross 92: Mexican capitalPESOAAcross 94: Some steel beamsIBARSAAcross 96: They might result in booby prizes / Physical discomfortsLASTPLACEFINISHESAAcross 101: "Sportsman of the Century," per Sports IllustratedALIAAcross 104: Stop running, in a wayCLOTAAcross 105: Words with motion or stoneSET INAAcross 106: ___-do-wellNE'ERAAcross 107: "Don't Matter" singer, 2007AKONAAcross 108: Arduous journeysTREKSAAcross 109: Issue featuring celebrity issues / RepeatedlyTABLOIDMAGAZINEAAcross 112: "Bloody" English monarchMARY IAAcross 113: "Gotcha"ISEEAAcross 114: John known as the "Father of the National Parks"MUIRAAcross 115: More adorableCUTERAAcross 116: Fightin' wordsITSONAAcross 117: 2012 Seth MacFarlane film with a 2015 sequelTEDAAcross 118: Vocal nudgePSSTAAcross 119: NotificationALERTDDown 1: UnyieldingRIGIDDDown 2: Feminist writer Jong ERICADDown 3: Westminster competitor PUREBREDDOGDDown 4: Popular French periodicalELLEDDown 5: Article in a French periodicalLESDDown 6: Stolen goodsSPOILSDDown 7: Like yarn and old filmWOUNDDDown 8: Intermission follower, oftenACTIIDDown 9: Party person, informallyPOLDDown 10: Siddhartha Gautama by another nameBUDDHADDown 11: Like Nero WolfeOBESEDDown 12: One getting out earlyPAROLEEDDown 13: California's ___ Tree National ParkJOSHUADDown 14: Brown of the Food NetworkALTONDDown 15: Donation center BLOOD BANKDDown 16: Paris-based carrierAIRFRANCEDDown 17: Tiny propTEEDDown 20: "Pleeease?"CANTIDDown 23: Impatient contractionCMONDDown 24: National birds of Germany, Egypt and MexicoEAGLESDDown 31: Stereotypical name for a female poodleFIFIDDown 32: GranniesNANASDDown 33: Calculus calculationAREADDown 34: It might end on a high noteYODELDDown 36: Lent a handAIDEDDDown 40: Sierra ___LEONEDDown 41: TV monitor, in brief?FCCDDown 42: Glass of "This American Life"IRADDown 43: Praise for a divaBRAVADDown 44: Tedious sortBOREDDown 45: Lettuce, in many a low-carb recipeWRAPDDown 46: Big jazz comboNONETDDown 47: It smooths the wayGREASEDDown 48: Part of a goat or AfricaHORNDDown 49: Weapon with a springEPEEDDown 51: Behind, in slangTUSHYDDown 55: Lee who wrote "Go Set a Watchman"HARPERDDown 58: "Am I understood?"YHEARDDown 59: GriftCONDDown 60: AssertSTATEDDown 63: What gerunds are formed fromVERBSDDown 64: Not just badEVILDDown 65: "99 Luftballons" singerNENADDown 66: Three sheets to the windHIGHASAKITEDDown 67: Gumbo vegetablesOKRASDDown 68: "Go, ___!"TEAMDDown 69: ContinueGO ONDDown 69: ContinueGOONDDown 71: Modern lead-in to -adeHATERDDown 72: Coup groupCABALDDown 73: Many a 21st-century liberalOBAMACRATDDown 74: PT Cruisers, e.g.CHRYSLERSDDown 76: Ohio site of the first Quaker Oats factoryAKRONDDown 77: NorCal hubSFODDown 78: Grassy surfaceSODDDown 81: Go with the wind, in a waySAILDDown 83: Where you hope to get a good dealCASINODDown 84: Spots to relaxSPASDDown 87: "Fiddlesticks!"BLASTITDDown 91: Clicks "I agree," maybeOPTSINDDown 92: Where to let a sleeping dog liePETBEDDDown 93: Do some taxing work online?EFILEDDown 94: Start of many a T-shirt sloganIHEARTDDown 95: Most of it is found underwaterBERGDDown 97: Home of the world's busiest train station (3.5 million daily commuters)TOKYODDown 98: Come to an endCEASEDDown 99: River through PakistanINDUSDDown 100: Many interstate vehicles SEMISDDown 102: No party personLONERDDown 103: Like noble gasesINERTDDown 107: Blue: Sp.AZULDDown 108: "Am I oversharing?"TMIDDown 110: Childish nuisanceIMPDDown 111: Major health legislation of 2010, in briefACA