New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd September 2024

There are 72 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd September 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	One getting into some hot water?
AAcross 7:	Home monitors
AAcross 11:	Data sought in phishing attempts, in brief	SSNS
AAcross 15:	Thus far
AAcross 21:	Cry from a treehouse
AAcross 22:	Doesn't rule out, as a possibility	KEEPSOPEN
AAcross 24:	Wrinkle-free, say
AAcross 25:	Turned on an axis
AAcross 26:	Real no-brainer?	UTTERFOOL
AAcross 27:	Colorful ingredients in some cookie recipes	MANDMS
AAcross 28:	Trash
AAcross 29:	Reef lurker
AAcross 31:	Ways off
AAcross 32:	Part of H.M.S.
AAcross 34:	Word with body or blood
AAcross 35:	Texter’s alternative to an eye roll emoji	SMH
AAcross 36:	Olympians on stunt bikes, informally	BMXERS
AAcross 38:	Genre for Fall Out Boy	EMOPOP
AAcross 41:	U.S. currency: Abbr.
AAcross 42:	Negative influence on others, metaphorically	BADAPPLE
AAcross 44:	Expressed
AAcross 47:	To sweeten the deal	ASABONUS
AAcross 49:	Declines to
AAcross 50:	Houdini’s signature feat … or a hint to the circled squares in this puzzle	ESCAPEACT
AAcross 53:	Basis for a feud
AAcross 54:	Rudder found in nature	FISHFIN
AAcross 57:	"Bad luck, I guess … It was my turn, that's all. I was in the path of the ___" (quote from 18-Down)
AAcross 58:	Became stuck	HITARUT
AAcross 61:	"This is the worst!"
AAcross 62:	Receptacle for soaking before a pedicure	FOOTSPA
AAcross 64:	Brainy bunch	MENSANS
AAcross 66:	Electronica pioneer Brian	ENO
AAcross 67:	Bulgarian or Bosnian
AAcross 69:	Rap group inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame	NWA
AAcross 70:	The White House grounds have 18 of them
AAcross 72:	Some online pings, in brief	IMS
AAcross 73:	"Yo!," on the down-low
AAcross 74:	Lightning-fast hedgehog of video games
AAcross 76:	What "washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life," per Picasso
AAcross 78:	Lane for carpoolers	HOV
AAcross 79:	Six-foot-tall Aussie sprinter
AAcross 80:	Grows dimmer
AAcross 81:	"Are you ___ drive?"	OKTO
AAcross 82:	Certain online video snippet	YOUTUBECLIP
AAcross 85:	Downwind, to seafarers
AAcross 86:	"Breaking Bad" channel	AMC
AAcross 88:	Fastener that's one letter ahead of "U-bolt" in the dictionary	TNUT
AAcross 89:	Org. with the Artemis program
AAcross 90:	Office building unit: Abbr.	STE
AAcross 91:	What a police escort may offer	SAFEPASSAGE
AAcross 95:	Classic cover-ups for spies	TRENCHCOATS
AAcross 100:	Fumble or bumble
AAcross 101:	Card game with a Power Grab edition	UNO
AAcross 102:	"Good joke!"
AAcross 103:	Red side, in brief
AAcross 104:	Indecency	POORTASTE
AAcross 108:	Female in the forest
AAcross 111:	"Like that matters to me!"	ASIFICARE
AAcross 114:	Stage a jailbreak à la 18-Down	TUNNELOUT
AAcross 115:	Annual May race, familiarly
AAcross 116:	Held together in a makeshift way	DUCTTAPED
AAcross 117:	Wraps
AAcross 118:	Sizable challenge for a mover
AAcross 119:	Make a break for it
AAcross 120:	Yearn (for)
AAcross 121:	Swain
AAcross 122:	Parts of N.F.L. highlight reels, for short	TDS
AAcross 123:	This really blows!
AAcross 124:	Airport monitor, for short
AAcross 125:	Razz
AAcross 126:	Pennzoil competitor
AAcross 126:	Pennzoil competitor
DDown 1:	Exceeds 21, in blackjack
DDown 2:	Poise under pressure
DDown 3:	With 6-Down, prison drama released on September 23, 1994	THESHAWSHANK
DDown 4:	Hacks with an ax
DDown 5:	Ahead of, in poetry
DDown 6:	See 3-Down
DDown 7:	Instrument strummed in the Train song "Hey, Soul Sister"
DDown 8:	Popular gala venue, with "the"
DDown 9:	Sneaky ___ (sly dogs)	PETES
DDown 10:	Glasses, informally	SPEX
DDown 11:	Like cashmere
DDown 12:	Imagine, casually	SPOSE
DDown 13:	Prefix with -lithic
DDown 14:	16-time gig for Steve Martin	SNLHOST
DDown 15:	Portrayer of 18-Down	TIMROBBINS
DDown 16:	"Cup ___ cone?"
DDown 17:	Terse admonishment	DONT
DDown 18:	Lead role in 3-Down/6-Down	ANDYDUFRESNE
DDown 19:	They're measured in beats per minute
DDown 20:	Famed Ford flop	EDSEL
DDown 23:	Honorific from Sanskrit
DDown 30:	Date on a debit card: Abbr.	EXP
DDown 33:	Pollution-regulating org.
DDown 33:	Pollution-regulating org.
DDown 36:	Resort town in Alberta's Rockies
DDown 37:	Kicks back
DDown 39:	"The Heart of Georgia"
DDown 40:	___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey
DDown 43:	"What was I thinking!?"
DDown 44:	Fall accessory?
DDown 45:	Bygone channel that launched with the two-hour pilot of "Star Trek: Voyager"	UPN
DDown 46:	4x100 relay, for one	TEAMEVENT
DDown 48:	Org. with Student Success Grants	NEA
DDown 51:	___ América (quadrennial soccer championship)	COPA
DDown 52:	Juice drinks	ADES
DDown 54:	To-do
DDown 55:	Yeti's commercial rival
DDown 56:	"Ain't gonna happen!"
DDown 58:	Overplay	HAMUP
DDown 59:	Erase from one's memory, in slang
DDown 60:	Target audience for "Peppa Pig"
DDown 63:	Decks with cards numbered I through XXI
DDown 65:	Apelike
DDown 68:	Curriculum ___
DDown 71:	Take inventory?
DDown 73:	Prefix with -lithic	PALEO
DDown 75:	Make sense
DDown 77:	Ingredient in a niçoise salad
DDown 79:	Conditional coding word
DDown 80:	"Hey, I'm walkin' here!"	WATCHIT
DDown 83:	Harbor helper
DDown 84:	It might get booted
DDown 87:	Main blvd. through N.Y.C.'s Chinatown	CANALST
DDown 90:	Treated unfairly, informally
DDown 91:	The swans in "The Twelve Days of Christmas," e.g.
DDown 92:	In the area
DDown 93:	Some makeshift fans
DDown 94:	"Already?!"	SOSOON
DDown 96:	Ostentatiously stylish
DDown 97:	Early Christian meals of love and fellowship
DDown 98:	Unwrapped with gusto	TOREAT
DDown 99:	Accelerated	SPEDUP
DDown 105:	Shot makers, for short	RNS
DDown 106:	Top of a titmouse
DDown 107:	H on a frat house
DDown 108:	Shoveled stuff
DDown 109:	Unwelcome obligation
DDown 110:	Irish novelist O'Brien	EDNA
DDown 111:	Coding pioneer Lovelace
DDown 112:	Be bad, like really bad
DDown 113:	Kin of a zin