New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th September 2023 There are 64 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th September 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Need for double DutchROPEAAcross 5: ___ avisRARAAAcross 9: Cutting room?SALONAAcross 14: Hirer of an executive directorBOARDAAcross 19: Popular pizza chain, familiarlyUNOSAAcross 20: Building support beamIBARAAcross 21: Spirit of St. Louis, e.g.PLANEAAcross 22: Half of a Muppet duoERNIEAAcross 23: URL starterHTTPAAcross 24: Supplication to Ares (Plastic Ono Band)GIVEPEACEACHANCEAAcross 27: Tell (on)RATAAcross 28: Shows up in the afternoon?MATINEESAAcross 29: Figure skating jumpTOELOOPAAcross 30: Excited gifter's wordsOPENITAAcross 32: Tell (on), informallyNARCAAcross 33: Congregants' seatsPEWSAAcross 34: Warning to Icarus (The Beatles)HERECOMESTHESUNAAcross 38: TrunkTORSOAAcross 43: Iconic TV role for Lucy LawlessXENAAAcross 44: "No ___!"MASAAcross 45: Beef, maybeFEUDAAcross 46: Consideration for a hairstylistPARTAAcross 49: The "I" of AIG: Abbr.INTLAAcross 52: Request to Prometheus (The Doors)LIGHTMYFIREAAcross 56: Features of airports in NevadaSLOTSAAcross 58: Set apartISOLATEAAcross 60: One with a fasten-ating job?RIVETERAAcross 61: Common city street hangoutsSTOOPSAAcross 63: London-based cosmetics giantAVONAAcross 64: Dior fragranceJADOREAAcross 65: Small sip of alcohol, to BritsTOTAAcross 66: Comment to Aphrodite (Roy Orbison)OHPRETTYWOMANAAcross 70: PurgeRIDAAcross 73: Olympic crafts since 1936CANOESAAcross 75: Chapters of historyERASAAcross 76: Under-the-tableSNEAKYAAcross 78: Drunken walkSTAGGERAAcross 80: Vegetable that looks like a portmanteau of two other vegetables (but isn't!)PARSNIPAAcross 83: First name in cosmeticsESTEEAAcross 84: Criticism of Narcissus (Carly Simon)YOURESOVAINAAcross 86: Crème ___ crèmeDELAAAcross 88: Some are looseTEASAAcross 89: Smoke detector?NOSEAAcross 90: Envy, e.g.SINAAcross 91: ___ Major Cluster (astronomical grouping)URSAAAcross 93: Van ___ & Arpels (jeweler)CLEEFAAcross 95: Entreaty to Hades (Electric Light Orchestra)DONTBRINGMEDOWNAAcross 103: "Like … NOW!"ASAPAAcross 105: Actress ChaplinOONAAAcross 106: Camp production, maybeBMOVIEAAcross 107: Egg whiteALBUMENAAcross 111: Bygone Apple desktopsIMACPROSAAcross 113: Heart monitor, for shortECGAAcross 114: Congratulations to Eos (Cat Stevens)MORNINGHASBROKENAAcross 117: Predator that can grow to roughly the size of a school busORCAAAcross 118: Component of some chainsE-MAILAAcross 118: Component of some chainsEMAILAAcross 119: Cafeteria serverLADLEAAcross 120: Eat in styleDINEAAcross 121: LacklusterFLATAAcross 122: FoulNASTYAAcross 123: Religious figureheadELDERAAcross 124: Some are looseENDSAAcross 125: ___ Daly, "Cagney & Lacey" co-starTYNEDDown 1: Exclamation from Astro on "The Jetsons"RUHROHDDown 2: Like some booksONTAPEDDown 3: Worker who throws thingsPOTTERDDown 4: In particular, in shorthandE.S.P.DDown 4: In particular, in shorthandESPDDown 5: Ribbed pastaRIGATONIDDown 6: SomewhatA BITDDown 7: Dodger Stadium is built on oneRAVINEDDown 8: Big things to sell outARENASDDown 9: Chant to an honoreeSPEECHDDown 10: Word of woeALASDDown 11: Fond du ___, Wis.LACDDown 12: Representation of JanuaryONEDDown 13: Tidy upNEATENDDown 14: OrdersBEHESTDDown 15: Kind of historyORALDDown 16: A, as in ancient history?ANNODDown 17: Having a lot of dineroRICODDown 18: "Whoaaaaaa"-inducingDEEPDDown 25: CheekyPERTDDown 26: Yoga pose on all foursCOWDDown 28: "Optical" accessoriesMICEDDown 31: Touching, sayNEXTTODDown 33: Neither lose nor win, in betting lingoPUSHDDown 35: Nail work, for shortMANIDDown 36: RadiateEMITDDown 37: Solomon, for oneSAGEDDown 39: Job candidate's aspirationOFFERDDown 40: Highlight, in a wayREITERATEDDown 41: CertainSUREDDown 42: German "or"ODERDDown 46: [Hey!]PSSTDDown 47: Vocal range from about F3 to F5ALTODDown 48: Underlying reasonROOTCAUSEDDown 50: Peter and AlexanderTSARSDDown 51: Either blank in "___ is ___"LOVEDDown 52: Guiding lightLANTERNDDown 53: Airport transportTRAMDDown 54: Big name in auto partsMIDASDDown 55: De Carlo who played Lily MunsterYVONNEDDown 57: Total suck-up?SPONGEDDown 59: Parcel of landLOTDDown 62: What a cordwainer makesSHOESDDown 64: ___ and the Pussycats (fictional band)JOSIEDDown 67: Spanish "but"PERODDown 68: Jr. and sr.YRSDDown 69: Component of a fairy costumeWANDDDown 71: Its first store was in Älmhult, SmalandIKEADDown 72: Ingredients in many candiesDYESDDown 74: ConcurAGREEDDown 77: Nuevo Hampshire, por ejemploESTADODDown 78: MatchSYNCDDown 79: Something found on a beltTOOLDDown 80: Major inconveniencePAINDDown 81: "___ Misbehavin'"AINTDDown 82: StopperPLUGDDown 85: Letters on a Cognac bottleVSOPDDown 87: Radii, e.g.ARMBONESDDown 92: Univ. sessionsSEMSDDown 94: BroodFAMILYDDown 95: Swing by a string, sayDANGLEDDown 96: Jacket typeBOMBERDDown 97: Erupt with laughterROARDDown 98: Like some spy messagesINCODEDDown 99: Item in a table settingNAPKINDDown 100: To excessOVERLYDDown 101: Certain polytheistWICCANDDown 102: Cancel outNEGATEDDown 104: Pres. Biden, onceSENDDown 107: "You tell 'em!"AMENDDown 108: ___ Linda, Calif.LOMADDown 109: Articles that may be wiredBRASDDown 110: Condo, e.g.UNITDDown 111: Popular vacation destinationISLEDDown 112: TearRENDDDown 115: "2001" computerHALDDown 116: Recipe instructionADDDDown 117: Frequently, poeticallyOFT