New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th April 2024

There are 70 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th April 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cartoondom's "Princess of Power"	SHERA
AAcross 6:	Flat formation
AAcross 10:	Jockish sort
AAcross 13:	Short request at a salon?	BOBCUT
AAcross 19:	What a conductor might wear to a concert	TUXED
AAcross 20:	Ice cream parlor request	ONESCOOP
AAcross 22:	Gazing angrily
AAcross 23:	Split	INTWO
AAcross 24:	One of a trio of famous tenors	PAVAROTT
AAcross 25:	"Breaking Bad" and "The Wire," for example
AAcross 26:	Comparative that's an inadvisable starting choice in Wordle
AAcross 27:	Tableau
AAcross 28:	Rodgers and Hammerstein's only musical written for TV	CINDERELL
AAcross 30:	Zenith's opposite
AAcross 32:	Talk smack about
AAcross 34:	Mangy mutt
AAcross 35:	Disney voice role for Idina Menzel	ELSA
AAcross 36:	Some kicks	NIKES
AAcross 38:	Exec in tech
AAcross 40:	Pollen carrier
AAcross 42:	Like many roofs
AAcross 46:	What Beethoven's next symphony would have been
AAcross 48:	Some	ABITOF
AAcross 53:	Needle holder
AAcross 54:	Reference online	LINKTO
AAcross 55:	Percussive shaker
AAcross 56:	___ Colonies, communal society that went on to form an appliance company	AMANA
AAcross 57:	1988 #1 country hit for Randy Travis	ITOLDYOUS
AAcross 60:	Bumpkin
AAcross 61:	Locale for one leg of the Triple Crown of Motorsport
AAcross 63:	Grammy-winning Beyoncé hit of 2009
AAcross 64:	Staccato marking
AAcross 66:	___ Smith, drummer for Alice Cooper
AAcross 67:	With 76-Across, genre for Fall Out Boy
AAcross 68:	Classical singers?
AAcross 70:	Slopes attire resembling overalls	SKIBIB
AAcross 73:	New wave's Adam ___
AAcross 74:	First word when thanking Mr. Roboto	DOMO
AAcross 76:	See 67-Across
AAcross 77:	Lennon who co-wrote the Oscar-winning short "War Is Over!"
AAcross 78:	Admits	COPSTO
AAcross 80:	Settings for timers
AAcross 82:	Rapper who shares part of his name with the world's tallest building	WIZKHALIF
AAcross 86:	Golf gimme	TAPIN
AAcross 87:	Robert Matthew Van ___, real name of rap's Vanilla Ice
AAcross 89:	Sweetened cornmeal in Mexican cuisine
AAcross 90:	Mounted on
AAcross 92:	Amount after deductions	NETPAY
AAcross 93:	Expels
AAcross 94:	Hats worn by Napoleon
AAcross 95:	Steely Dan hit that charted for 19 straight weeks
AAcross 97:	Brief instant
AAcross 98:	Kind of billiards with no pockets
AAcross 99:	Musical's beginning	ACTI
AAcross 103:	Buster
AAcross 105:	Like bossa nova or salsa
AAcross 107:	Question asked in a "Les Misérables" song	WHOAM
AAcross 111:	Classic tune inspiring a joke about eels	THATSAMOR
AAcross 114:	"Toodles"	SEEYA
AAcross 116:	Marsalis family patriarch	ELLIS
AAcross 118:	Mark who played Luke Skywalker	HAMILL
AAcross 119:	Doctor's note, perhaps
AAcross 121:	"Easy on Me" singer	ADELE
AAcross 122:	Narrow soccer victory	ONENIL
AAcross 123:	Musical slide	GLISSAND
AAcross 124:	Female fox
AAcross 125:	Guitar cords?
AAcross 126:	Ages upon ages
AAcross 127:	ExxonMobil brand, abroad	ESSO
AAcross 128:	Necessity for beer or bread
DDown 1:	Rouse
DDown 2:	Chinese province known for its spicy cuisine
DDown 3:	What guacamole often costs
DDown 4:	Get hitched again
DDown 5:	Groupies, e.g.	ADORINGFANS
DDown 6:	Beatles hairdos
DDown 7:	Written in code?
DDown 8:	Cuts off
DDown 9:	Flexible position
DDown 10:	"That's such a bummer!"
DDown 11:	Campus mil. program
DDown 12:	___ chiasm, section at the lower front part of the brain
DDown 13:	Disorienting thing to wake up from	BADDREAM
DDown 14:	Fabled monster
DDown 15:	Trumpet
DDown 16:	Bumpy ride?
DDown 17:	Eurasian mountain range
DDown 18:	Pioneer in electricity
DDown 21:	Gradually increase in volume
DDown 29:	Small lump
DDown 31:	Irritate
DDown 33:	Suspicious, informally
DDown 37:	Actress Russell of "The Americans"	KERI
DDown 39:	Quattro x due
DDown 41:	Marketplace originally called AuctionWeb	EBAY
DDown 42:	Cut back … or an alternative title for this puzzle?
DDown 43:	Bit of living room footage
DDown 44:	"I'll be with you shortly"	INAMOMENT
DDown 45:	Singing Simone
DDown 46:	Cash coffers
DDown 47:	Whose performances were as astonishing as all get-out?
DDown 49:	Hotel room freebie
DDown 50:	Go driving	TAKEASPIN
DDown 51:	Destroyer of a castle, perhaps	OCEANTIDE
DDown 52:	Autumn colors … or an alternative title for this puzzle?	FALLTONES
DDown 54:	Term in both finance and linguistics
DDown 58:	Gladys Knight's backup group	THEPIPS
DDown 59:	Weep
DDown 62:	Scotch sampling
DDown 65:	Twirling one's hair, e.g.
DDown 69:	Part of a Battleship guess
DDown 70:	Some special ops personnel
DDown 71:	Vegetable with a "dinosaur" variety
DDown 72:	Like musical mixes that overly emphasize bass notes	BOTTOMHEAVY
DDown 75:	Doing mess hall duties, for short	ONKP
DDown 77:	Featured performances
DDown 79:	One of a trio of famous Catherines
DDown 81:	Hit (with), as a fine
DDown 83:	Closes, as a suitcase
DDown 84:	Prepare to pop the question
DDown 85:	Science exhibition
DDown 88:	Audience, to an advertiser
DDown 91:	Barge type
DDown 94:	Trees that can grow multiple acres wide
DDown 96:	Grocery checkout staple
DDown 98:	Some Olds of old	CIERAS
DDown 99:	Eldest of the Three Musketeers
DDown 100:	Gregorian song
DDown 101:	More subdued
DDown 102:	1986 autobiography of the "Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll"	ITINA
DDown 104:	Comic pianist known as "The Clown Prince of Denmark"	BORGE
DDown 106:	To the point
DDown 108:	Throwback hit
DDown 109:	Speaker's voice?	ALEXA
DDown 110:	Jazz trumpeter Davis
DDown 112:	Goof
DDown 113:	Corporate move, for short	RELO
DDown 115:	Footwear retailer founded in Montreal	ALDO
DDown 117:	Email folder
DDown 120:	"The end"