New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th September 2023 There are 73 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th September 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Chat chuckleLOLAAcross 4: Less than one's best, in sports lingoBGAMEAAcross 9: ___ Stadium, venue with a cushioned acrylic surface that is the largest of its type in the worldASHEAAcross 13: WholesaleMASSAAcross 13: WholesaleMASS.AAcross 17: Inits. associated with accessibilityADAAAcross 18: Submitted after the deadlineINLATEAAcross 20: Some ring finishes, for shortTKOSAAcross 21: ___ research, source of "dirt" on a political rivalOPPOAAcross 22: Dickens clerk DETOUR: Theatrical successBOBCRATCHITAAcross 25: Formidable-but-awesome behaviorBADASSERYAAcross 27: DETOUR #1ROADWAYAAcross 28: It comes out on topLAVAAAcross 30: Family name in folk musicGUTHRIEAAcross 31: Parts of some choral arrangements?RISERSAAcross 32: Boosler who was the first woman to have an hour-long comedy special on cable TVELAYNEAAcross 34: Big name in health careAETNAAAcross 35: What a sleepy head might doNODAAcross 36: StaggerREELAAcross 37: Dentist's commandOPENAAcross 39: "That sucks"UGHAAcross 40: Composer Strauss, the brother of JohannJOSEFAAcross 43: "Glass Onion" director JohnsonRIANAAcross 45: Homeland Security concerns DETOUR: Computer port insertsUSBORDERSAAcross 48: Cry stressed on its second syllableAHAAAcross 49: PurposePOINTAAcross 51: Bygone auto inits.REOAAcross 52: DETOUR #2DRIVEAAcross 53: Present-day auto inits.BMWAAcross 54: Pharaoh who founded Egypt's 19th dynastyRAMSESIAAcross 56: "Get out!"BEGONEAAcross 58: Things settled over drinksBARBETSAAcross 60: Shakespearean verbDOTHAAcross 62: A headPERAAcross 63: Mums' mumsNANSAAcross 67: ___ cloth (sandpaper alternative)EMERYAAcross 68: They're laid in Australia DETOUR: They feel your painEMUEGGSAAcross 70: Gas whose name comes from the Greek word for "foreigner"XENONAAcross 71: Common first word for an infantDADAAAcross 72: Taxpayer's IDSSNAAcross 74: DETOUR #3PATHAAcross 75: Lose one's balance?GOBROKEAAcross 77: Hebrew greetingSHALOMAAcross 80: "It's a thumbs down from me"IVOTENOAAcross 82: "O patria ___" (Verdi aria)MIAAAcross 83: Metropolis with a Little Havana neighborhoodMIAMIAAcross 84: Major ref.O.E.D.AAcross 84: Major ref.OEDAAcross 86: Mineral used in glass production SILEXAAcross 87: Texted shrugIDKAAcross 88: Photographer's setting DETOUR: Come in handyFILMSPEEDAAcross 90: Grps. that liaise with superintendentsPTASAAcross 91: Fermented drink from RussiaKVASSAAcross 93: EmbargoBANAAcross 94: DETOUR #4LANEAAcross 95: Bird embodied by the Egyptian god ThothIBISAAcross 97: Cells are covered in it, in briefBIOAAcross 98: Studio Ghibli genreANIMEAAcross 100: TricksterSLYFOXAAcross 102: What some emails, checks and balls do BOUNCEAAcross 105: WholesaleINTOTALAAcross 107: Jane who says "I need not sell my soul to buy bliss"EYREAAcross 108: GoldenAUREATEAAcross 110: Classic game of bluffingLIARSDICEAAcross 112: Feature of some sweatpants DETOUR: Well-known musical group with a place nameELASTIC BANDAAcross 115: ThenONCEAAcross 116: Puts togetherADDSAAcross 117: DETOUR #5STREETAAcross 118: Brown, for oneIVYAAcross 119: N.A.A.C.P. and A.C.L.U., for twoNGOSAAcross 120: Component of a beekeeper's suitMESHAAcross 121: Stuffs with bacon fat, sayLARDSAAcross 122: Caustic cleanerLYEDDown 1: Titration stationLABDDown 2: Something typically found in a barnyardODORDDown 3: Lead-in to deliveryLABORDDown 4: Hunt-and-peck types?BIRDSOFPREYDDown 5: Chewed (on)GNAWEDDDown 6: Meeting spot for a unionALTARDDown 7: Company that owns Bloomingdale'sMACYSDDown 8: Neighbor of Djibouti: Abbr.ETHDDown 9: In checkAT BAYDDown 10: Reggae forerunnerSKADDown 11: JumbleHODGEPODGEDDown 12: Early victim of identity theft?ESAUDDown 13: Israel's DayanMOSHEDDown 14: Photographer's settingAPERTUREDDown 15: Suddenly appears, with "up"SPRINGSDDown 16: "And, uh, that's what happened"SO YEAHDDown 19: "Come On ___" (1982 hit)EILEENDDown 23: Michael who was knighted in 2000CAINEDDown 24: Related thingTALEDDown 26: SubstituteSTAND-INDDown 29: Face ___VALUEDDown 33: NogginNOBDDown 36: Containing graphic content, sayRATEDMDDown 38: Diamond imperfection?ERRORDDown 40: Vaccinated, to BritsJABBEDDDown 41: "Wowza!"OHMAMADDown 42: SeethedSAWREDDDown 43: Parts of drinking or reading glassesRIMSDDown 44: Access pointsINSDDown 46: Express some intense emotionSOBDDown 47: Goal that sends a game into overtimeEVENERDDown 50: Bit of cerealOATDDown 51: CVS competitorRITEAIDDDown 55: Make more powerful, with "up"SOUPDDown 57: Series segments, informallyEPSDDown 59: Five-time winner of the Copa do MundoBRASILDDown 61: "Love It or List It" airerHGTVDDown 64: Inability to recall the names of everyday thingsANOMIADDown 65: Restriction on some wedding invitesNOKIDSDDown 66: Running kicks?SNEAKSDDown 68: William Phelps ___, inventor of the stop sign and the crosswalkENODDown 69: Henrik Ibsen playGHOSTSDDown 70: Motion-sensing Microsoft gaming devicesXBOXKINECTSDDown 72: Literary character who transforms into an insectSAMSADDown 73: Backyard toy that attaches to a hoseSLIPNSLIDEDDown 75: Some hair productsGELSDDown 76: Busy time at a cafeteriaONEDDown 78: Small townsHAMLETSDDown 79: "Calvin and Hobbes" character based on "every jerk I've ever known," per Bill WattersonMOEDDown 81: ___ MariaTIADDown 83: Bite-size Tex-Mex snackMINITACODDown 85: EnlightenEDIFYDDown 88: Elle or Dakota of HollywoodFANNINGDDown 89: Slippery sortEELDDown 90: Resolution unitsPIXELSDDown 92: Flashcard wordsVOCABDDown 93: Leave high and dryBAILONDDown 96: SnoozefestBOREDDown 97: Not easily accessedBURIEDDDown 99: ConventionsMORESDDown 101: "Ooh, that's bad"YEESHDDown 102: Iraqi city near the Tigris and Euphrates BASRADDown 103: PeripheralOUTERDDown 104: Amazon's domainETAILDDown 106: Lambert or Levine of popADAMDDown 109: Sin that sounds like two lettersENVYDDown 111: Many '90s music purchasesCDSDDown 113: Code of the world's busiest airportATLDDown 114: Stain, maybeDYE