New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st October 2023

There are 60 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st October 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Flowers that Tiny Tim "tiptoed through" in a 1968 hit
AAcross 7:	High-altitude grazer
AAcross 13:	Jazz pianist ___ Jamal	AHMAD
AAcross 18:	With 23-Across, second film to win all five major Academy Awards (1975)	ONEFLEW
AAcross 20:	Disappear unexpectedly	GOAWOL
AAcross 21:	Like ships at harbor
AAcross 23:	See 18-Across	THECUCKOOSNEST
AAcross 25:	Land united by Theseus
AAcross 26:	Word before likely or wanted
AAcross 27:	Labors away at	TOILSOVER
AAcross 29:	Districts in N.Y.C. and London	SOHOS
AAcross 33:	Spacecraft for NASA's Artemis 1 mission
AAcross 38:	Long of Hollywood	NIA
AAcross 39:	Tolkien's Treebeard, for example	ENT
AAcross 40:	"That's my cue!"	IMON
AAcross 41:	Blockbuster sequel with an iconic plot twist (1980)	THEEMPIRESEKIRTS
AAcross 46:	Ultimate medical breakthrough
AAcross 48:	What an opener precedes	MAINACT
AAcross 49:	A praying mantis has just one, found on its stomach(!)
AAcross 50:	Animated dinosaur film that spawned 13 sequels (1988)	THELANDTIME
AAcross 52:	Midwest metropolis: Abbr.
AAcross 52:	Midwest metropolis: Abbr.
AAcross 53:	Heavy bass?
AAcross 56:	Oil holder, maybe
AAcross 57:	"___ nothing"
AAcross 58:	Like many Instagram influencers
AAcross 61:	Rocket-shaped candy	ASTROPOP
AAcross 64:	Yogi Bear wears one, despite having no shirt
AAcross 65:	Arles article	UNE
AAcross 66:	Boozehound
AAcross 67:	Romantic dramedy directed by Sofia Coppola (2003)	TRANSLOSTLATION
AAcross 72:	Certain chess piece
AAcross 75:	Livid state
AAcross 76:	Name that's also a state abbreviation
AAcross 77:	Iceberg and others
AAcross 81:	It might leave you smooth ... or rattled
AAcross 84:	"OMG, enough already!"	TMI
AAcross 86:	___ acid
AAcross 87:	Artfully nimble
AAcross 88:	"The Simpsons" grandpa	ABE
AAcross 89:	Coen brothers farce involving the C.I.A. (2008)	READINGBURN
AAcross 92:	Verbally hesitate
AAcross 94:	Ones agreeing silently
AAcross 96:	Started off gently	EASEDIN
AAcross 97:	Crime thriller that takes some liberties with its namesake legal concept (1999)	JEOPARDYJEOPARDY
AAcross 101:	Salacious
AAcross 102:	Down's counterpart: Abbr.	ACR
AAcross 103:	Driving aid
AAcross 104:	Nail polish brand	ESSIE
AAcross 105:	Precursor to Windows
AAcross 106:	Practiced hypergamy	MARRIEDUP
AAcross 110:	German title
AAcross 113:	Gets good and hot at the beach
AAcross 114:	With an unseen portion of 128-Across, Oscar-winning martial arts film (2000)	CROUCHINGTIGER
AAcross 123:	Moved confidently
AAcross 124:	Caterpillars, e.g.
AAcross 125:	Prix fixe offering	SETMENU
AAcross 126:	"Dónde ___?" ("Where are you?")	ESTAS
AAcross 127:	Home visits?	ATBATS
AAcross 128:	Deliberately procrastinate	ESFEET
DDown 1:	Tyke
DDown 2:	Granite State campus, in brief	UNH
DDown 3:	Spike of cinema
DDown 4:	"Portlandia" airer
DDown 5:	Fruits that are 87% water
DDown 6:	Dry, like some Rioja wine
DDown 7:	Past
DDown 8:	Part of 108-Down
DDown 9:	Opposite of a rave
DDown 10:	Leave gobsmacked
DDown 11:	Subject of sticker shock
DDown 12:	Lead-in to cumulus
DDown 13:	Tampa's ___ Arena	AMALIE
DDown 14:	Warm offering at a sushi bar	HOTSAKE
DDown 15:	Line of Android smartphones	MOTO
DDown 16:	Semiautobiographical film set in rural Montana (1992)	ARIVERRUNS
DDown 17:	Dressed, so to speak
DDown 19:	Cal. units	WKS
DDown 22:	Pub diversion
DDown 24:	Plains tribe
DDown 28:	Put into effect
DDown 29:	Enjoy a cuppa	SIPTEA
DDown 30:	Native Americans of Nebraska	OMAHAS
DDown 31:	"You can believe it!"
DDown 32:	At the ready	ONALERT
DDown 34:	Send, as payment
DDown 35:	Certain religious leaders
DDown 36:	Mayberry character	OPIE
DDown 37:	Author Anaïs	NIN
DDown 41:	Like many fourth graders
DDown 42:	Held
DDown 43:	Actress Brosnahan of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"
DDown 44:	Bounce back
DDown 45:	"Must be something ___"	IATE
DDown 47:	Dietary measure
DDown 51:	Much of a waiter's income, typically
DDown 54:	H.S. class
DDown 55:	Do something
DDown 58:	Locale for an orchestra
DDown 59:	"Right away, boss!"
DDown 60:	Digital location markers	GEOTAGS
DDown 62:	Some golf scores
DDown 63:	Like many outstretched catches
DDown 64:	They deal with a lot of baggage, for short
DDown 68:	Entertainment at many a wedding	LIVEDJ
DDown 69:	Lucille Clifton's "Homage to My Hips," for one
DDown 70:	"Put ___ on it!"	ALID
DDown 71:	Book after Leviticus
DDown 72:	Early alphabet trio	BCD
DDown 73:	Paris's ___ de la Cité	ILE
DDown 74:	Dark comedy about a carnivorous plant (1960, 1986)	SHOPOFHORRORS
DDown 78:	Madrid or Barcelona, por ejemplo	CIUDAD
DDown 79:	Physicist Fermi	ENRICO
DDown 80:	Bono and Liston	SONNYS
DDown 82:	Part of a dance
DDown 83:	Beyoncé's "If I Were ___"	ABOY
DDown 84:	Univ. of Maryland athletes	TERPS
DDown 85:	Longtime N.B.A. executive ___ Ujiri
DDown 89:	Classic cars
DDown 90:	"The Hurt Locker" danger, for short
DDown 90:	"The Hurt Locker" danger, for short
DDown 91:	Horse's vote?
DDown 93:	Roald Dahl heroine
DDown 95:	"___-lish!"
DDown 97:	Door parts
DDown 98:	Cousin of euchre
DDown 99:	Possessive preceding Pieces and Puffs	REESES
DDown 100:	A.P.R. reducer, potentially	REFI
DDown 105:	Many shelter pups
DDown 107:	Uproar
DDown 108:	Bruins' home, in brief	UCLA
DDown 109:	Idiot, in Britspeak
DDown 111:	I.C.U. workers	RNS
DDown 112:	Pulitzer Prize winner for "A Death in the Family"
DDown 115:	Poet's planet
DDown 116:	A.C.C. school
DDown 117:	Garfield or Sylvester
DDown 118:	Garfield and Sylvester
DDown 119:	Global economic org.
DDown 120:	"Well, fancy that!"
DDown 121:	WSW's opposite
DDown 122:	Boring routine