New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd February 2025

There are 75 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd February 2025. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Trading post
AAcross 5:	For example
AAcross 8:	Italian fashion house	PRADA
AAcross 13:	Hard-liner
AAcross 17:	"Ave Maria" finale, appropriately?
AAcross 18:	Buying binge
AAcross 20:	Venetian magistrates of old
AAcross 21:	French friend
AAcross 22:	Lead actress in "The Lovely Bones" (2009) and "The Bourne Legacy" (2012)	RACHEL/WEISZ
AAcross 24:	Fast/car	Q/BUICK
AAcross 25:	Wild/bunch	Z/MANY
AAcross 26:	Informer, informally
AAcross 27:	Cartoon character inspired by W.C. Fields	MRMAGOO
AAcross 29:	Gave a darn
AAcross 30:	3,605, in ancient Rome	MMMDC/V
AAcross 32:	Image on a Missouri state quarter
AAcross 33:	Wombs
AAcross 34:	Italian sports cars, informally
AAcross 37:	Gear tooth
AAcross 39:	Desirable condition for hostas
AAcross 42:	"Cómo ___?"	ESTAS
AAcross 43:	Divinity sch. subj.	REL
AAcross 44:	Provoked an online fight
AAcross 47:	Treasure
AAcross 48:	Holland/tunnel	DU/ITCH
AAcross 49:	Figs. on flight boards
AAcross 51:	Onetime Kia model
AAcross 52:	Spot
AAcross 54:	Tik___ challenge	TOK
AAcross 55:	Home of the Temple of Poseidon
AAcross 57:	Put-down
AAcross 59:	They put things on the back burner
AAcross 61:	Stadium/timekeeper	METROD/NOME
AAcross 64:	Smash hit
AAcross 66:	Steamed Chinese bun	BAO
AAcross 69:	Exist
AAcross 70:	Your business start-up?	NONEOF
AAcross 72:	Word often shortened to a letter and a number
AAcross 73:	Catherine the Great, e.g.: Abbr.	EMP
AAcross 74:	Average/income	PAR/Y
AAcross 75:	Jeans popular in the 1980s
AAcross 77:	Denver/Colorado	STAG/TENAME
AAcross 79:	Name spelled by the initials of five consecutive months
AAcross 80:	The "E" in G.E.: Abbr.	ELEC
AAcross 82:	Applied to	USEDON
AAcross 83:	Org. once led by George H.W. Bush
AAcross 85:	Direction of the wind that brought Mary Poppins
AAcross 87:	Where "Cheers" is set	INABAR
AAcross 90:	Chart-topping Basil or Braxton	TONI
AAcross 91:	Start of "O Come, All Ye Faithful"	LONGO
AAcross 93:	Place to buy tickets: Abbr.	STA
AAcross 94:	Jewel case holders	CDRACKS
AAcross 96:	Architect Maya
AAcross 97:	Follow
AAcross 98:	Mel who sang the 1949 #1 hit "Careless Hands"	TORME
AAcross 100:	Year abroad
AAcross 101:	Stars and Stripes	US/FLAG
AAcross 103:	For the birds
AAcross 104:	Rainproof cover
AAcross 106:	___ bears	GUMMI
AAcross 108:	Hall-of-Famer Martínez
AAcross 109:	Woodworking tool with a belt
AAcross 109:	Woodworking tool with a belt
AAcross 112:	"Nothing much"	SAMEOLD
AAcross 116:	Dino/expedition	TREX/K
AAcross 117:	Card/game	J/POKER
AAcross 118:	Certain emcee	TO/ASTMASTER
AAcross 120:	Grim Grimm figure
AAcross 121:	Beethoven dedicatee	ELISE
AAcross 122:	Risk of heavy lifting	H/ERNIA
AAcross 123:	First name in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame	TINA
AAcross 124:	Costner's role in "The Untouchables"
AAcross 125:	Sheen
AAcross 126:	Happy companion
AAcross 127:	Right hand: Abbr.	ASST
DDown 1:	Red rover home
DDown 2:	"I smell ___"	ARAT
DDown 3:	___ Act (measure against mobsters)
DDown 4:	Indigenous people's name for Mount Rainier	TAHOMA
DDown 5:	Officer with a radar gun
DDown 6:	Shapiro of NPR	ARI
DDown 7:	Antiquated assent	YESM
DDown 8:	Fictional composer whose first three initials mean "A.S.A.P."	PDQ/BACH
DDown 9:	Dietary plant fiber
DDown 10:	Foreign exchange fee
DDown 11:	Chrysler Building style, familiarly
DDown 12:	Request
DDown 13:	Protective outfits for handling radioactive material	HAZ/MATSU/ITS
DDown 14:	Almond-flavored liqueur
DDown 15:	Stand in a cellar	WINERACK
DDown 16:	Small entryway receptacle that might also house loose change	KEYDISH
DDown 18:	Skinny/dip	SL/WIM
DDown 19:	Poet Pound
DDown 23:	Horror film locale, in brief	ELMST
DDown 28:	Seasoning brand that dropped the first part of its name in 2020	MRSDASH
DDown 29:	Prompted, in a theater
DDown 31:	Horse/power	C/VOLT
DDown 34:	Tour aid	AREAMAP
DDown 35:	What Hester Prynne wore in a Hawthorne novel	LETTERA
DDown 36:	Excessive praise	FLATTER/Y
DDown 38:	Like some eyeliners	GLIDEON
DDown 40:	Lineage
DDown 41:	Major shops
DDown 45:	Honking or screeching, for example	ROAD/NOISE
DDown 46:	Bygone owner of Virgin Records	EMI
DDown 50:	"Hello there, good ___"
DDown 53:	One eager for radical change	YOUNG/TURK
DDown 56:	Kind of line that no one just stands in
DDown 58:	Party to the left of Dem.
DDown 60:	Body parts with caps
DDown 62:	How caviar might be served	ONTOAST
DDown 63:	Will, given the opportunity	MEANSTO
DDown 65:	Sephora purchase
DDown 66:	"Help me out here"	BEADOLL
DDown 67:	Fast-evaporating cleaning agent
DDown 68:	Sicilian Defense in chess, e.g.
DDown 71:	Adversary
DDown 76:	Deli devices
DDown 78:	Pickleball need
DDown 79:	Classic British sports cars	JAGUARX/KES
DDown 81:	Conclusion
DDown 83:	What parallel lines never do
DDown 84:	Ones in the know
DDown 86:	Feature of rhubarb pie
DDown 88:	[Kapow!]
DDown 89:	Not plugged in, in a way
DDown 91:	Grabbed, as an opportunity	LEAPTON
DDown 92:	Sommelier's prefix	OENO
DDown 95:	Diploma modifier
DDown 99:	Mothers, in Mexico
DDown 102:	Slumber/party	S/FIESTA
DDown 105:	Trail/head	PATH/E
DDown 107:	Crib call
DDown 109:	Cotton capsule
DDown 110:	Sony co-founder Morita	AKIO
DDown 111:	Promise/keeper	WO/ARD
DDown 113:	Soul legend Redding
DDown 114:	Something to look through
DDown 115:	Mild expletive
DDown 117:	Digital picture format	J/PEG
DDown 119:	___-cone	SNO