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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th August 2023

    There are 61 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th August 2023. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Noon, in France
    AAcross 5: "Good Times" and "Happy Days," e.g.
    AAcross 12: Trees whose berries flavor gin
    AAcross 20: Thick soup noodle
    AAcross 21: Kind of nerve that runs through the leg
    AAcross 22: ClearingOPENAREA
    AAcross 23: This puzzle has 21 of them
    AAcross 24: Entitle?NICHOLASNICKLEBY
    AAcross 26: ___ horribilis (1992, per Queen Elizabeth)ANNUS
    AAcross 28: Unconventional protagonist
    AAcross 29: Snoopy grp.
    AAcross 30: Disreputable sorts
    AAcross 32: Seasickness?
    AAcross 38: Hash ingredients, informally
    AAcross 39: Neighbor of Georgia
    AAcross 42: Sport with two diacritics in its name
    AAcross 43: Record holder
    AAcross 45: Russian legislature
    AAcross 48: Catch some rays
    AAcross 49: Topped, as Tupperware
    AAcross 51: Omission?OFFICIALORDERS
    AAcross 55: Like this clue's number
    AAcross 56: Occurs to, with "on"
    AAcross 58: Big ___ (props)
    AAcross 59: Craft project with rubber bands
    AAcross 60: Bumbler
    AAcross 62: The "Y" of JPY
    AAcross 63: Start of some praiseATTA
    AAcross 65: Lay one's cards on the table?
    AAcross 66: Pelvic exerciseKEGEL
    AAcross 68: Befriend?BESTBUDDY
    AAcross 71: Hanukkah pancake
    AAcross 75: 200 in the Indianapolis 500
    AAcross 77: Door latch
    AAcross 78: It might be pulled in a secret signal
    AAcross 80: 19th-century adversary of an 18-Down
    AAcross 81: Child of Prince Harry and Meghan MarkleARCHIE
    AAcross 84: Suffer
    AAcross 85: Phil Dunphy of "Modern Family," for oneTVDAD
    AAcross 87: Second picture in an alphabet book, maybe
    AAcross 88: Gee whiz?
    AAcross 92: Rang
    AAcross 94: "___ Twist, Scientist" (hit children's book)
    AAcross 95: Designer GucciALDO
    AAcross 96: Idly amuses oneselfKILLSTIME
    AAcross 98: Some unnamed addressees
    AAcross 100: Ultimately be fineENDWELL
    AAcross 103: Puts forward
    AAcross 105: Peashooter?
    AAcross 108: Their sales spike in DecemberFIRTREES
    AAcross 110: Last installment of "The Godfather" (for now)
    AAcross 111: Decorate again
    AAcross 115: Because
    AAcross 116: Embosses?MIDDLEMANAGEMENT
    AAcross 122: Chew
    AAcross 123: Without letup
    AAcross 124: Like tires
    AAcross 125: Last-minute cry at a surprise party
    AAcross 126: Exponentially
    AAcross 127: "Egad!"
    AAcross 128: Title that shares etymology with "kaiser"
    DDown 1: Artwork that's hard to move
    DDown 2: Words beginning 32 assertions in Dr. Seuss' "Green Eggs and Ham"IDONOT
    DDown 3: Depose?DOWNWARDDOG
    DDown 4: Put down
    DDown 5: Info that's often only partly revealed: Abbr.SSN
    DDown 6: Frigidity
    DDown 7: Costa Ricans, informallyTICOS
    DDown 8: Sammy with 31 Oscar nominationsCAHN
    DDown 9: "But then again …," in a textOTOH
    DDown 10: ___ marker
    DDown 11: Few and far between
    DDown 12: Rahm who won the 2023 MastersJON
    DDown 13: News agency inits.UPI
    DDown 14: Classic brand of candy wafersNECCO
    DDown 15: Finish coloring, as a tattooINKIN
    DDown 16: Versailles, for one
    DDown 17: Before, once
    DDown 18: 19th-century adversary of an 80-Across
    DDown 19: Perhaps
    DDown 25: Pronto
    DDown 27: Blockaded, militarily
    DDown 31: When "I'm in love," in a 1992 hit by the Cure
    DDown 33: Protagonist of a touching story?
    DDown 34: Rough up
    DDown 35: Got off the fence
    DDown 36: Pioneer in psychedelics
    DDown 37: Like flourless cake
    DDown 39: Canine calls
    DDown 40: Battle of Britain grp.
    DDown 41: Picture of good health, one hopes?
    DDown 44: Megagram
    DDown 46: Speck
    DDown 47: Popular typefaceARIAL
    DDown 49: Car key button
    DDown 50: Not up to much
    DDown 52: Funny sort
    DDown 52: Funny sort
    DDown 53: Surface alternative
    DDown 54: Wait
    DDown 57: Some haunted house decorations
    DDown 61: Home of India's National Museum
    DDown 63: To the slightest degree
    DDown 64: "Miracle Workers" cable channelTBS
    DDown 65: Pair
    DDown 67: Ali who retired undefeatedLAILA
    DDown 69: Like most Iranians
    DDown 70: Hell of a guy?
    DDown 72: Tee-ball game?
    DDown 73: Common site for a scrape
    DDown 74: Scraped (out)
    DDown 76: Certain spa treatment
    DDown 79: Blue, Charlie, Delta or Echo in "Jurassic World"
    DDown 81: Speechless with shockAGASP
    DDown 82: Word with station or silence
    DDown 83: "Of course," in Spanish
    DDown 84: "The thrill of victory … and the ___ of defeat" ("Wide World of Sports" catchphrase)
    DDown 85: Unintended signal
    DDown 86: Thomas Paine and Thomas Jefferson, for two
    DDown 89: Ancient theaters
    DDown 90: Politician with a famous "like" button?
    DDown 91: Part of some rappers' namesLIL
    DDown 93: "Eh? Eh?" [nudge, nudge]AMIRIGHT
    DDown 97: Way to get ahead in Life?
    DDown 99: Came and went unnoticedSLIDBY
    DDown 101: Laura of "Big Little Lies"
    DDown 102: December door décor
    DDown 104: Singer Jon with the 1992 hit "Just Another Day"SECADA
    DDown 106: Rice dish simmered in broth
    DDown 107: Deceive LIETO
    DDown 108: "The Godfather" brotherFREDO
    DDown 109: Pipe down?
    DDown 112: Farm-related prefixAGRO
    DDown 113: Animal on a road sign
    DDown 114: First name in neo-Marxism?OMAR
    DDown 116: Keep ___
    DDown 117: ___ momentINA
    DDown 118: Savage of "Savage Love"
    DDown 119: Name of two Spice Girls
    DDown 120: Throw in
    DDown 121: QB's statTDS
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