New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th September 2019

There are 75 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th September 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cookbook amt.	TBSP
AAcross 5:	"Careful where you watch this," in emails	NSFW
AAcross 9:	Wonder Woman foe
AAcross 13:	Canned brand	ALPO
AAcross 17:	"The ___ U Give" (2018 film)
AAcross 18:	Pro Football Hall of Fame locale
AAcross 19:	Sugar serving
AAcross 20:	Claimed
AAcross 21:	Pound who wrote "Literature is news that stays news"
AAcross 22:	Piece of cake?
AAcross 23:	Prop for a belly dancer
AAcross 24:	"As I Lay Dying" father	ANSE
AAcross 25:	Something big in 1950s autodom
AAcross 25:	Something big in 1950s autodom
AAcross 27:	___ Lane, home of the Muffin Man	DRURY
AAcross 31:	Marine mollusks that cling to rocks
AAcross 33:	Symbol of strength
AAcross 34:	666, perhaps
AAcross 36:	Mimic
AAcross 37:	Yahoo!, but not "Yahoo!"
AAcross 38:	Trig calculation
AAcross 39:	It's a first
AAcross 41:	F.D.R.'s job-creating agcy.	WPA
AAcross 42:	Film monster originally intended as a metaphor for nuclear weapons	GODZILLA
AAcross 44:	Zip
AAcross 45:	"Way to go, team!"	WEDIDIT
AAcross 48:	Fashion brand with a rhinoceros logo	ECKO
AAcross 49:	Feature of many a state flag
AAcross 50:	Acclaimed 2017 biography subtitled "The Man, the Dictator, and the Master of Terror"
AAcross 51:	Childish comeback
AAcross 53:	Diplomacy
AAcross 55:	Called for
AAcross 56:	Major accidents
AAcross 58:	Taiwanese computer giant
AAcross 59:	___ bull
AAcross 61:	Hoodwinks
AAcross 63:	"King Kong" co-star	WRAY
AAcross 64:	Quattroporte and GranTurismo	MASERATIS
AAcross 66:	Ballpark with the Home Run Apple	CITIFIELD
AAcross 68:	Are loath to	DARENOT
AAcross 70:	Issued	SENTOUT
AAcross 71:	1980s TV ET
AAcross 74:	Emperor who, in actuality, played the lyre, not the violin
AAcross 75:	Suffix in Suffolk	ISE
AAcross 77:	Lady Vols' home: Abbr.
AAcross 78:	Sound investment?
AAcross 81:	Let the air out?
AAcross 83:	Posted warning near mountains	STEEPROAD
AAcross 86:	Lead-in to bargain or deal
AAcross 87:	Actress Foy of Netflix's "The Crown"	CLAIRE
AAcross 90:	Notable Nixon gesture
AAcross 91:	Guzzles
AAcross 93:	Fort ___ (where Billy the Kid was killed)
AAcross 94:	More streaked, as marble
AAcross 96:	Principles
AAcross 97:	Eight things that most spiders have
AAcross 98:	Barack Obama's mother
AAcross 99:	Lacto-___-vegetarian	OVO
AAcross 100:	Black
AAcross 101:	Hole number
AAcross 103:	Vaulted
AAcross 105:	It's bedazzling
AAcross 107:	Stopper, of a sort
AAcross 110:	N.A.A.C.P. ___ Award
AAcross 112:	It's a tragedy when seen in close-up but a comedy in the long shot, per Charlie Chaplin
AAcross 114:	Co-star of 2011's "Bridesmaids"	WIIG
AAcross 115:	Home of the Herald
AAcross 117:	Memo taker
AAcross 118:	Flanged fastener	TNUT
AAcross 119:	Promgoer's concern, maybe
AAcross 120:	John of "The Addams Family"	ASTIN
AAcross 121:	Ring bearers?
AAcross 122:	It's not a good look
AAcross 123:	Handbook info, for short
AAcross 124:	Doctors' orders
DDown 1:	Upstart's goal	THETOP
DDown 2:	Istanbul's Grand ___
DDown 3:	Perfect places for bowlers to aim?	STRIKEZONES
DDown 4:	Ring
DDown 5:	Comment when you need a serious comeback at the end of a bowling game?	NOTIMETOSPARE
DDown 6:	What a slug may leave behind?
DDown 7:	Bygone cry of outrage
DDown 8:	"You got that right!"
DDown 9:	___ Singer ("Annie Hall" protagonist)	ALVY
DDown 10:	French way
DDown 11:	Estevez of "The Breakfast Club"	EMILIO
DDown 12:	Whether to aim at 7 or 10, in bowling?
DDown 13:	"Chop-chop!"
DDown 14:	Disappointing news for a bowler?	LANECLOSURE
DDown 15:	Colt, maybe
DDown 16:	City in Texas or Ukraine
DDown 26:	Forces (upon)
DDown 28:	Short end of the stick
DDown 29:	Raising
DDown 30:	Prepared
DDown 32:	Smoky agave spirit
DDown 35:	Big advertising catchword
DDown 37:	Police rank: Abbr.	SGT
DDown 40:	Like some poetry
DDown 43:	"You didn't fool me!"	IKNEWIT
DDown 46:	Geographical anagram of ASLOPE
DDown 47:	Bring on
DDown 49:	Material found in countertops
DDown 52:	Birthstone of some Scorpios
DDown 53:	Close kin, casually	FAM
DDown 54:	Lotus-___ (figures in the "Odyssey")
DDown 56:	Stroked
DDown 57:	Code for the busiest airport in Australia	SYD
DDown 60:	___ blanc
DDown 62:	Niña companion
DDown 65:	Projected, as a film
DDown 67:	First word across in the world's first crossword (1913)
DDown 69:	Relates	TIESIN
DDown 70:	Director Leone of spaghetti westerns	SERGIO
DDown 71:	Pre-K group?
DDown 71:	Pre-K group?
DDown 72:	Knockout
DDown 73:	Pace at which bowlers complete their games?	FRAMERATE
DDown 76:	"Wheel of Fortune" option
DDown 78:	Hip bowling enthusiasts?
DDown 79:	Go from one state to another?
DDown 80:	"Family Feud" option
DDown 82:	Like some car air fresheners
DDown 84:	Action-packed
DDown 85:	What people who agree speak with	ONEVOICE
DDown 86:	Like breast cancer awareness ribbons
DDown 88:	Three-___ (long movies, once)
DDown 89:	Highland language
DDown 91:	Mix up
DDown 92:	Changed like Ophelia in "Hamlet"	WENTMAD
DDown 94:	Modern activity banned in most high schools
DDown 95:	Rodeo activity
DDown 101:	Ben & Jerry's buy
DDown 102:	Beloved: Lat.
DDown 104:	Adele, voicewise
DDown 106:	Quite a long time
DDown 108:	Friendly femme
DDown 109:	Bowlers' targets ... 10 of which can be found appropriately arranged in this puzzle
DDown 111:	"Gosh!"
DDown 113:	When Bastille Day occurs	ETE
DDown 114:	Major operation?
DDown 116:	Prefix with -morphic