New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd August 2020

There are 64 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd August 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	What can fall off a shelf
AAcross 8:	Host of MSNBC's "PoliticsNation" beginning in 2011	SHARPTON
AAcross 16:	Be profane
AAcross 20:	Something never seen at night
AAcross 21:	Beckoning words	COMEHERE
AAcross 22:	For ___ amount of time	ASET
AAcross 23:	Nobody but the guy gettin' married on his feet?	STANDINGROOMONLY
AAcross 25:	Put up with
AAcross 26:	Captures
AAcross 27:	House vote
AAcross 28:	Gettysburg general George
AAcross 29:	Like screwball comedies
AAcross 33:	Pig food
AAcross 34:	Gish ___, novelist of "The Resisters" and "Typical American"	JEN
AAcross 35:	Sickly-looking
AAcross 36:	Olympic equipment weighing less than 770 grams each
AAcross 38:	Winter item you'll be wearin' for years?	EVERLASTINGLOVE
AAcross 42:	Statistic tracked at census.gov/popclock
AAcross 44:	"Mixed Marriage" playwright St. John Greer ___	ERVINE
AAcross 45:	Reduced in rank
AAcross 46:	Receiver of an all-points bulletin	RADIOCAR
AAcross 48:	Longtime Yankees first baseman Mark	TEIXEIRA
AAcross 50:	Simile's center	ASA
AAcross 51:	Row
AAcross 52:	God who becomes a goddess when an "r" is removed
AAcross 53:	Spam sender
AAcross 54:	James of "The Godfather"	CAAN
AAcross 58:	Danger when walkin' in a silo?	FALLINGRAIN
AAcross 61:	One who delivers
AAcross 62:	Mansfield of old Hollywood	JAYNE
AAcross 63:	"Er, uh, that is ..."	IMEANT
AAcross 64:	Dada pioneer
AAcross 65:	___ Paulo	SAO
AAcross 66:	Rock singers?
AAcross 67:	Hedge fund titan nicknamed "The Palindrome"	SOROS
AAcross 68:	"Sorry, am ___ your way?"	IIN
AAcross 69:	Drivin' around the lot with pop-pop?	PARKINGRAMP
AAcross 71:	Overhead expenses?
AAcross 72:	Private Twitter transmissions, for short	DMS
AAcross 73:	"Absofruitalicious" cereal, in ads	TRIX
AAcross 74:	Sponge alternative
AAcross 75:	Slangy possessive
AAcross 76:	What a pro bono lawyer provides	LEGALAID
AAcross 78:	Very observant person	EAGLEEYE
AAcross 80:	Shoulder blade
AAcross 84:	Pickup truck capacity, maybe	ONETON
AAcross 86:	Detects
AAcross 87:	Sayin' "Look, here's the thing about dry land ..."?	QUALIFYINGROUND
AAcross 90:	To-dos
AAcross 91:	Batting ninth	UPLAST
AAcross 92:	The Children's Defense Fund, e.g., in brief
AAcross 93:	Medical breakthrough
AAcross 95:	"Ish"
AAcross 96:	Boiling mad
AAcross 97:	West Bank grp.
AAcross 98:	Realize
AAcross 101:	Kind
AAcross 102:	What was causin' the doctor to check for joint pain?	FEAROFMISSINGOUT
AAcross 108:	Very consequential
AAcross 109:	The North Pole vis-à-vis the South Pole, e.g.
AAcross 110:	Go as low as
AAcross 111:	French/Belgian river	YSER
AAcross 112:	Apollo and others
AAcross 113:	"Understood"	YESISEE
DDown 1:	Online exchange, in brief	IMS
DDown 2:	Animal feared by an ailurophobe
DDown 3:	"What's your ___?" (question to a guest en route)
DDown 4:	Recycling container
DDown 5:	Michael who wrote "The Neverending Story"	ENDE
DDown 6:	Restricts, with "in"
DDown 7:	Washing machine setting
DDown 8:	Windshield clearer
DDown 9:	Certain earring
DDown 10:	Singer Tori
DDown 11:	"What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" band
DDown 12:	Call of the wild?	PHONESEX
DDown 13:	One trading dollars for quarters
DDown 14:	Paris suburb
DDown 15:	French marshal in the Napoleonic Wars
DDown 16:	Camila with the 2018 #1 hit "Havana"	CABELLO
DDown 17:	Employ with regularity	USEALOT
DDown 18:	Bird also known as a little auk	SEADOVE
DDown 19:	Scattered (about)
DDown 24:	Blue Muppet with a pink nose	GROVER
DDown 28:	Obsidian, once
DDown 29:	Aquarium creature with black-and-white stripes
DDown 30:	Capital in the South Pacific	APIASAMOA
DDown 31:	Teasing words when someone starts listing the digits of pi, say	NERDALERT
DDown 32:	Mythical creature seen on old Bhutanese stamps
DDown 34:	Rock's Joplin	JANIS
DDown 35:	Hägar the Horrible's dog	SNERT
DDown 37:	Sure winners	SHOOINS
DDown 39:	Cross-country camping expedition, maybe	RVTRIP
DDown 40:	Treat as a bed	LIEON
DDown 41:	Hit the nail on the head, e.g.
DDown 43:	Meager
DDown 47:	Pope Francis' homeland: Abbr.	ARG
DDown 49:	Modern library borrowing
DDown 52:	Bring in
DDown 54:	Longtime media columnist David
DDown 55:	Mate's reply	AYEAYESIR
DDown 56:	Basketball Hall-of-Famer who was the first woman to sign an N.B.A. contract	ANNMEYERS
DDown 57:	Single-serving coffee brand	NESPRESSO
DDown 59:	Landlocked Asian country
DDown 60:	___ Gorbachev, former first lady of the Soviet Union	RAISA
DDown 61:	His tombstone reads "Workers of all lands unite"
DDown 62:	Moves like Jell-O
DDown 65:	Told	SAIDTO
DDown 66:	Hiccups
DDown 68:	Coming-out announcement	IMGAY
DDown 69:	Buttinsky
DDown 70:	Certain nest egg, for short
DDown 72:	Blue-and-white earthenware pottery
DDown 73:	Dramatic ballroom dance
DDown 76:	Two-time Best Actress winner Rainer	LUISE
DDown 77:	Eva of "Desperate Housewives"	LONGORIA
DDown 78:	Ho-hum feelings
DDown 79:	Opposite of exo-	ENTO
DDown 80:	Soft and wet
DDown 81:	___ oxide (red compound)
DDown 82:	Egg carton spec	AALARGE
DDown 83:	Special dinner order
DDown 85:	Boo-boos	OUCHIES
DDown 88:	Home past curfew	INLATE
DDown 89:	Like the Met Gala
DDown 94:	Online notice for a party
DDown 97:	Phnom ___, Cambodia	PENH
DDown 98:	"___ to tyrants, and my country's friend" (words of Cato in "Julius Caesar")	AFOE
DDown 99:	Naval officer: Abbr.	CMDR
DDown 100:	Grandson of Eve	ENOS
DDown 102:	Budgetary excess
DDown 103:	Make a decision
DDown 104:	"There but for the grace of God ___"	GOI
DDown 105:	Intel missions
DDown 106:	Western native
DDown 107:	About one inch of a foot