New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th September 2022

There are 76 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th September 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Exfoliants
AAcross 7:	Foofaraw
AAcross 10:	Cookout chuckouts
AAcross 14:	Thickener used in desserts
AAcross 18:	Like favorite radio stations, perhaps
AAcross 19:	Calico calls
AAcross 21:	Memo starter	INRE
AAcross 22:	N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Yale ___	LARY
AAcross 23:	Backpacker's snack	OATBAR
AAcross 24:	Big huff?
AAcross 25:	Have an outsize presence	LOOMLARGE
AAcross 27:	"I didn't need to know that!"	TMI
AAcross 28:	What a net might attach to
AAcross 30:	Flying Cloud of old autodom
AAcross 31:	Jazz clarinetist Shaw	ARTIE
AAcross 32:	Soaring shot
AAcross 33:	Some Six Nations members
AAcross 35:	*Mount Everest scaler	EDMUNDH
AAcross 37:	Hogs
AAcross 39:	*Went out of control	RANR
AAcross 40:	A.M.A. members: Abbr.	DRS
AAcross 42:	Marketing experiment comparing two variants	ABTEST
AAcross 44:	Some red marks
AAcross 45:	Big lugs
AAcross 48:	Say "Whomever did this …," say
AAcross 49:	Alice who wrote "The Color Purple"
AAcross 51:	Org. with a sizable registry	AKC
AAcross 54:	Yellow jacket, for one
AAcross 55:	Syrup brand since 1902
AAcross 57:	Word before Roger or Rancher
AAcross 58:	To a profound degree
AAcross 60:	*"Cinderella" meanie
AAcross 62:	Field trip conveyances
AAcross 63:	Middle van Pelt child in "Peanuts"	LINUS
AAcross 64:	Use Tinder, say
AAcross 65:	Airs
AAcross 69:	Big exporter of pistachios
AAcross 70:	Features of some bygone muscle cars	TTOPS
AAcross 71:	Give an elbow bump to, say
AAcross 72:	Free of fizz
AAcross 73:	*Lateral-breaking pitches	BACKDOORS
AAcross 75:	Skulk
AAcross 76:	Maker of the world's first quartz watch	SEIKO
AAcross 77:	Javanese dyeing technique
AAcross 78:	Potala Palace city
AAcross 79:	One of seven represented in the Pleiades
AAcross 80:	*Glide down from above	PARAC
AAcross 81:	Sleigh driver's need
AAcross 82:	Sound of an ungraceful landing
AAcross 84:	___ card
AAcross 85:	Fashion house whose logo is two interlocking C's	CHANEL
AAcross 87:	Like the Carolina Reaper pepper
AAcross 88:	Visionary
AAcross 91:	Title for Baltimore
AAcross 92:	Crow language family
AAcross 95:	Sounds of hesitation
AAcross 96:	da-DUM
AAcross 99:	On pins and needles
AAcross 101:	Homebrewer's sugar
AAcross 103:	Cartoonish villains
AAcross 106:	"Little ol' me?"
AAcross 107:	Woodard of "Clemency"	ALFRE
AAcross 109:	Article in Aachen	EIN
AAcross 110:	"Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise": Thomas Gray
AAcross 111:	"Eh … I'll pass"
AAcross 112:	It's a banger in Germany
AAcross 114:	*Portrayer of Scrooge in 1951's "A Christmas Carol"
AAcross 116:	Surgical seam
AAcross 118:	Unagi and anago, for two
AAcross 119:	What parallel lines never do
AAcross 120:	It beats scissors
AAcross 121:	Passionate
AAcross 122:	Secretary, e.g.
AAcross 123:	___ Noël
AAcross 124:	Place to wallow
AAcross 125:	Butterfly garden bloomers
DDown 1:	Places
DDown 2:	"Mad Money" host Jim	CRAMER
DDown 3:	Eye part with rods and cones
DDown 4:	Kind of port	USB
DDown 5:	Boot camp exercises performed on all fours	BEARCRAWLS
DDown 6:	Narrow groove
DDown 7:	One for the roadie
DDown 8:	Most beloved
DDown 9:	Dominated, informally
DDown 10:	Pico de gallo herb
DDown 11:	Not yet in stock	ONORDER
DDown 12:	Soup bases
DDown 13:	Highway heavyweight
DDown 14:	___ mode
DDown 14:	___ mode
DDown 15:	Like toum or agliata sauce
DDown 16:	Forest between Champagne and Lorraine
DDown 17:	Cousin of kvass	RYEBEER
DDown 20:	Plant pore
DDown 26:	"___ Miz"
DDown 29:	Early computer acronym
DDown 34:	O.E.D. part: Abbr.
DDown 36:	Some rideshares	UBERS
DDown 38:	They may be hidden behind paintings	WALLSAFES
DDown 41:	Knot-tying and lashing, to a sailor
DDown 43:	Like some short tennis matches	TWOSET
DDown 46:	Install, as sod
DDown 47:	Record player annoyances
DDown 50:	Actor Guinness
DDown 51:	Improvised comment
DDown 52:	"Colette" actress Knightley	KEIRA
DDown 53:	Comedian Wyatt of "Problem Areas"	CENAC
DDown 56:	Porter, for one
DDown 57:	Derby cocktail
DDown 59:	Bad Brains and Bikini Kill, for two	PUNKBANDS
DDown 61:	Muckety-mucks	VIPS
DDown 62:	Colorful bird named for its diet
DDown 64:	Not easily moved
DDown 65:	Ocho menos cinco
DDown 66:	Buttonholes, basically
DDown 67:	Actor/activist George	TAKEI
DDown 68:	Seattle's W.N.B.A. team
DDown 70:	Absolutely wrecks
DDown 71:	K
DDown 74:	Reason to do a "stupid human trick"
DDown 75:	X
DDown 75:	X
DDown 76:	Tangential topics	SIDEISSUES
DDown 78:	Allow to access	LETAT
DDown 79:	"I am," in Latin
DDown 80:	Incomplete dentures
DDown 81:	Ball game that all players might lose
DDown 83:	Lacks	HASNT
DDown 85:	Place to wear muck boots	CLAMBED
DDown 86:	One roasted or toasted
DDown 87:	More raspy
DDown 89:	Dramatize, as a historical event
DDown 90:	Teller, maybe
DDown 93:	"That time is fine for me"	IMFREE
DDown 94:	Lack of musicality	NOEAR
DDown 97:	Teeny-tiny
DDown 98:	Word after ring or water
DDown 100:	Side-to-side movement
DDown 102:	Pastoral skyline features
DDown 104:	Tyler of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"	AISHA
DDown 105:	Places for hoses and hoes
DDown 108:	Oatmeal glob
DDown 113:	Judgy sound
DDown 115:	Jupiter's realm, in myth
DDown 117:	Pic on a pec, say