New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th February 2024

There are 63 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th February 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Favors
AAcross 5:	Slathered in sauce, in restaurant-speak
AAcross 8:	Letters on security camera footage	CCTV
AAcross 12:	Big flings
AAcross 18:	"Pet" you wouldn't take to the vet
AAcross 19:	Cosecant's reciprocal
AAcross 20:	Cookie with its name on it
AAcross 21:	One of four on a diamond
AAcross 22:	I visited the cardiologist, who …	DIDNTMISSABEAT
AAcross 25:	Bull-headed?
AAcross 26:	Club assistant
AAcross 27:	Apt letters that complete this word: P_RPO_ _
AAcross 28:	Nailed
AAcross 30:	Partner of Hoda on "Today"	JENNA
AAcross 31:	I visited the dermatologist, who …	MADEARASHDECISION
AAcross 35:	"The greatest as well as the most elegant of Roman philosophers," per Voltaire
AAcross 38:	Rob in Hollywood	REINER
AAcross 39:	Fashion something fashionable, maybe
AAcross 40:	Uninspired
AAcross 41:	Revealing word
AAcross 45:	Like a money-back guarantee	NORISK
AAcross 47:	I visited a dentist and now I …	KNOWTHEDRILL
AAcross 51:	Otis of elevator fame	ELISHA
AAcross 55:	Set forth
AAcross 56:	Prattle
AAcross 57:	Sorry ass?	EEYORE
AAcross 61:	Equivalent of 32,000 ounces
AAcross 62:	Pinches
AAcross 64:	Scenario before a two-run home run, say	ONEON
AAcross 65:	Lived (in)
AAcross 67:	Alternative to foil or saber
AAcross 69:	I visited the anesthesiologist and now I've …	LOSTMYTOUCH
AAcross 73:	Bitter brews	IPAS
AAcross 74:	Gets in shape?
AAcross 76:	Home of the 123-story Lotte World Tower
AAcross 77:	Natural decorations on some bookshelves
AAcross 79:	Pique
AAcross 80:	Hunt	PREYON
AAcross 82:	Lovelace of early computer programming
AAcross 84:	California wine valley	SONOMA
AAcross 87:	One with a landlord
AAcross 89:	I visited a sleep specialist, who …	GAVEMETHENOD
AAcross 92:	Double-wide, as a garage	TWOCAR
AAcross 96:	Professional who works a lot
AAcross 97:	Skin
AAcross 98:	Soul seller	KIA
AAcross 100:	Change positions, as in volleyball
AAcross 102:	Takes the blame for	COPSTO
AAcross 105:	I visited the radiologist, who …	SAWRIGHTTHROUGHME
AAcross 110:	Rude … or, without its first two letters, rude person
AAcross 111:	___ beer (nonalcoholic beverage)
AAcross 112:	MSNBC competitor	CNN
AAcross 113:	Slowly cook, in a way
AAcross 118:	Prenatal tests, in brief
AAcross 120:	I visited the podiatrist and now I …	STANDCORRECTED
AAcross 123:	Call
AAcross 124:	Filled, folded food
AAcross 125:	Female French friend
AAcross 126:	O, in hangman
AAcross 127:	Meager
AAcross 128:	Part of most musical notes
AAcross 129:	Cribbage marker
AAcross 130:	Mathematician Noether
DDown 1:	Rock band with a slash (but not Slash)	ACDC
DDown 2:	Like much of Iran
DDown 3:	Sue Monk ___, author of "The Secret Life of Bees"
DDown 4:	Castle material, maybe
DDown 5:	GameCube successor	WII
DDown 6:	Result
DDown 7:	Actress Thompson of "Creed"	TESSA
DDown 8:	It's totally corny
DDown 9:	Step in origami
DDown 10:	Educational forum
DDown 11:	Gave a thumbs-down	VOTEDNO
DDown 12:	"Whaddya mean?"
DDown 13:	Kind of keyboard
DDown 14:	Setting for some post-run refreshments?	APRESSKI
DDown 15:	___ Barbarino, John Travolta's role on "Welcome Back, Kotter"	VINNIE
DDown 16:	Heretofore
DDown 17:	Car that Brits call a "saloon"
DDown 19:	Mascara mishap
DDown 23:	Proctor's pronouncement
DDown 24:	___ Lingus	AER
DDown 29:	The "Do" in "Do-Re-Mi"
DDown 32:	Went under
DDown 33:	Asia's disappearing ___ Sea	ARAL
DDown 34:	Old yeller?
DDown 35:	Bamboozles
DDown 36:	Having two equal sides
DDown 37:	Behaved like the lion in Oz
DDown 40:	Caribbean musical genre
DDown 42:	Long quest
DDown 43:	Roth ___
DDown 44:	It's involved in kissing and telling
DDown 46:	Wheelless vehicle
DDown 48:	Hint to the number of ingredients in Triscuits	TRI
DDown 49:	Web page code
DDown 50:	Allowed to be borrowed
DDown 52:	Puts the pedal to the metal	STEPSONIT
DDown 53:	Spanish salutation	HOLA
DDown 54:	They might come out of the woodwork
DDown 58:	U.S. fair-hiring inits.	EEO
DDown 59:	"We doin' this?"	YOUGAME
DDown 60:	Eleven, in El Salvador
DDown 63:	It might be a stretch
DDown 64:	Olive ___ of "Popeye"	OYL
DDown 66:	Pack of dogs?
DDown 67:	Man's name that becomes a distance if you move the first letter to the end	EMIL
DDown 68:	Sponge feature
DDown 70:	Ridiculously
DDown 71:	Bean variety
DDown 72:	Have over
DDown 75:	Erupt
DDown 78:	[Forehead palm smack]
DDown 81:	Corp. shuffle	REORG
DDown 82:	___ Max, singer of the 2018 hit "Sweet but Psycho"
DDown 83:	Neighbor of Md.
DDown 83:	Neighbor of Md.
DDown 85:	Non-stereo
DDown 86:	Button on social media
DDown 88:	Leo, for one
DDown 90:	Swear
DDown 91:	Do some engraving
DDown 93:	"SportsCenter" anchor Linda
DDown 94:	Swears
DDown 95:	Knocking onomatopoeia
DDown 95:	Knocking onomatopoeia
DDown 98:	Like a comeuppance, perhaps
DDown 99:	"Lemme, lemme!"	IWANNA
DDown 101:	Ancient Greek area north of Thessaly
DDown 103:	Color-blending technique
DDown 104:	Title for a French priest
DDown 105:	Lasting bad memories, so to speak
DDown 106:	Got tagged	ISOUT
DDown 107:	Anxiety condition, for short	OCD
DDown 108:	Open, as a toothpaste tube
DDown 109:	Garden statuette
DDown 114:	Long
DDown 115:	Express lane unit
DDown 116:	Quilter's line
DDown 117:	Current event?
DDown 119:	___ vs. ___ (Mad strip)
DDown 121:	Paul ou Paulette
DDown 122:	Fix