New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th April 2023

There are 72 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th April 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cuts back
AAcross 7:	ID that's never reused	SSN
AAcross 10:	Colorful seafood	REDCOD
AAcross 16:	Removals of impurities, informally
AAcross 18:	2020 film starring a cartoon dog	SCOOB
AAcross 20:	Put on a pedestal
AAcross 21:	Tony-winning musical with puppets	AVENUEQ
AAcross 22:	"Anybody home?!"
AAcross 23:	Burst of sonic ecstasy	EARGASM
AAcross 24:	Southern California sch.	SDSU
AAcross 25:	Bestow
AAcross 26:	Old Testament prophet
AAcross 27:	One of cinq in "Tartuffe"	ACTE
AAcross 29:	One of 100 in Pooh's woods
AAcross 31:	H.S. safety org.	SADD
AAcross 33:	Repeated musical phrase
AAcross 36:	Eldest of a literary trio
AAcross 37:	Pair of glasses?
AAcross 38:	Little monster
AAcross 39:	Barrier to entry
AAcross 41:	Big fat mouth
AAcross 42:	___ blockers (heart rate meds)
AAcross 43:	Can you dig it? Yes, you can!
AAcross 45:	Angels can be found in it
AAcross 46:	Long blade, of a sort
AAcross 47:	Curved edges formed by intersecting vaults, in architecture
AAcross 49:	Cutting part of The Onion?
AAcross 51:	Before, in poetry
AAcross 52:	5, 6 or 7, in golf
AAcross 54:	Baseball slang for a home run
AAcross 56:	Ones getting hit on at parties?
AAcross 58:	"I'm dead serious"	NOJOKE
AAcross 59:	Cheering loudly	AROAR
AAcross 60:	Tool that evolved from the sickle
AAcross 61:	Microwave
AAcross 62:	Attaches with a click	SNAPSON
AAcross 64:	Hindu god of pleasure
AAcross 65:	Does away with
AAcross 67:	Climbing Kilimanjaro, e.g.
AAcross 69:	Learned
AAcross 71:	"Squawk Box" network	CNBC
AAcross 74:	"True ___"
AAcross 75:	Mother ___
AAcross 76:	Shipping option
AAcross 79:	Word with rolling or bowling
AAcross 80:	Related (to)
AAcross 81:	Having a commanding lead	WAYAHEAD
AAcross 83:	Verbal equivalent of a thumbs-down
AAcross 84:	Singer Marian, the first African American to perform at the Met
AAcross 86:	Bathroom powders
AAcross 87:	One whose boss laughs a lot
AAcross 88:	Car driven by Thelma and Louise, familiarly	TBIRD
AAcross 89:	Charged toward	FLEWAT
AAcross 91:	Lager-head?
AAcross 93:	"Al-l-lmost done"	INASEC
AAcross 96:	Spanish title: Abbr.	SRA
AAcross 97:	Grows
AAcross 99:	Events of interest, with "on"
AAcross 101:	Feeling down
AAcross 103:	Bit of vocal fanfare	TADA
AAcross 105:	Home project inits.	DIY
AAcross 106:	Plays a Halloween prank on, in brief	TPS
AAcross 107:	Actress Lillian with a 75-year film career
AAcross 108:	Pain reliever with an oxymoronic name	ICYHOT
AAcross 111:	Synonym and rhyme of "erases"
AAcross 115:	Insulating sleeve for a beverage	KOOZIE
AAcross 117:	Beezus's sister, in children's literature
AAcross 118:	String-and-spool toy
AAcross 119:	Refined
AAcross 120:	Approve	SAYOK
AAcross 121:	Dastardly expression
AAcross 122:	Subject of many a political scandal
DDown 1:	Something that may elicit stares, in brief
DDown 2:	Amp (up)
DDown 3:	Pac-12 Conference athlete
DDown 4:	Desirable flight option
DDown 5:	Radiates
DDown 6:	Goes out with
DDown 7:	Improv bits
DDown 8:	What a gavel bang may mean
DDown 9:	"Oh well, it didn't matter anyway"	NOLOSS
DDown 10:	Give a lecture, with "out"
DDown 11:	Concerns for coders and copy editors
DDown 12:	Has a "ruff" night?	DOGSITS
DDown 13:	Org. in "Argo"
DDown 14:	Baking meas.	OZS
DDown 15:	"___ Bones" (classic spiritual)	DEM
DDown 17:	The get-go
DDown 18:	Reeked	SHERMANTANK
DDown 19:	Check out, as a book
DDown 20:	"Whoa!"-inducing experiences	HEADTRIPS
DDown 27:	Subway line toward New York's Kennedy Airport	ATRAIN
DDown 28:	Cautious (of)
DDown 30:	New York's ___ Field	CITI
DDown 32:	Two-thirds of 105-Across
DDown 32:	Two-thirds of 105-Across
DDown 34:	Informants, informally	FINETHANKS
DDown 35:	Botanists' specimens
DDown 36:	Very tiny bit
DDown 40:	Homophone of vowels not found in this answer
DDown 42:	Longtime anchor of "NBC Nightly News"	BROKETHELAW
DDown 44:	Guarding, as a goal	TRICKENDING
DDown 47:	Understand, as coined in 1961's "Stranger in a Strange Land"
DDown 48:	Tegan and ___ (indie pop duo)	SARA
DDown 49:	High ___
DDown 50:	Popular singer who has recorded in Elvish	ENYA
DDown 53:	What "Nothing for me" might mean	IJUSTATE
DDown 55:	Upside?
DDown 57:	Plastic conveniences	ATMCARDS
DDown 62:	Calls (for)
DDown 63:	Playfully bite	NIPAT
DDown 65:	Texter's segue	BTW
DDown 66:	When you get it, you may say it
DDown 68:	Oohed and aahed, e.g.
DDown 70:	Penalty boxes, in hockey lingo	SINBINS
DDown 72:	Lead-in to tech
DDown 73:	Atlanta's ___ Center	CNN
DDown 76:	Gets a lift (but not a Lyft)	UBERS
DDown 77:	Sport whose players wear boots
DDown 78:	The first letter in "gigantic," but not the third	SOFTG
DDown 82:	Partner of hems
DDown 85:	Prohibition and others
DDown 89:	Commotion
DDown 90:	Title woman who has children at her feet, in a 1968 hit	LADYMA
DDown 91:	Person dealing with casting and lines	FLYFIS
DDown 92:	2004 Don Cheadle film set in Africa	HOTELR
DDown 94:	Like England in the late 16th century	ELIZAB
DDown 95:	Trig function
DDown 96:	Commotion
DDown 98:	Came up with an invention?
DDown 100:	___ facto	IPSO
DDown 102:	Theme park cry
DDown 104:	Call overseas
DDown 107:	It means "waterless place" in Mongolian
DDown 109:	Musical artist who designed Reykjavik's Imagine Peace Tower
DDown 110:	Accept defeat, in modern slang
DDown 112:	Groupie
DDown 113:	Only prez to receive a patent	ABE
DDown 114:	Runner Sebastian with four Olympic medals	COE
DDown 115:	Director of "The Shining" and "Dr. Strangelove"	KUB
DDown 116:	Hockey great Bobby