New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th April 2023

There are 64 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th April 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Precision woodworking tool
AAcross 8:	When repeated, a 1999 #1 Santana hit
AAcross 13:	Passionate
AAcross 19:	Ingredient in a Caesar salad
AAcross 20:	A tick or a tock
AAcross 21:	Highly luminous galactic object
AAcross 22:	*"Let's stick with what we've got …"	ABIRDINTHEHAND
AAcross 24:	Dissimilar to
AAcross 25:	Trivia lover, maybe
AAcross 26:	Blockhead
AAcross 27:	SkyMiles offerer
AAcross 29:	Pulitzer winner James
AAcross 30:	Modern dance pioneer Duncan	ISADORA
AAcross 33:	*"How clever we both are ..."	GREATMINDS
AAcross 35:	Spice grinder
AAcross 37:	Locale of Hephaestus' forge, in mythology
AAcross 39:	Jessica of "The Illusionist"	BIEL
AAcross 40:	Writer/humorist Frazier	IAN
AAcross 41:	"What a pity!"
AAcross 43:	A butterfly flying into your home is a good one, some say
AAcross 46:	They may be yawning
AAcross 50:	*"Look who it is ..."
AAcross 55:	Ground grain
AAcross 56:	Road hog?	HARLEY
AAcross 57:	Kind of cable, for short	AUX
AAcross 58:	Twitter boss Musk	ELON
AAcross 60:	Target of tetracycline
AAcross 61:	"Little" car of song that's "really lookin' fine"	GTO
AAcross 62:	Orion's belt points to it
AAcross 65:	Groovy
AAcross 67:	Chew out
AAcross 68:	*"Timid types shouldn't be here ..."	IFYOUCANTSTANDTHEHEAT
AAcross 74:	Spot for a tat
AAcross 75:	Male turkey
AAcross 76:	Obsolescent circus workers
AAcross 77:	Fate
AAcross 78:	Carpenter's tool
AAcross 80:	Goes up and down
AAcross 83:	Honey	BAE
AAcross 84:	Hardly tiptoes
AAcross 87:	Classic Memphis-based record label	STAX
AAcross 88:	*"Looks can be deceiving ..."	ALLTHATGLITTERS
AAcross 92:	From A to Z, maybe
AAcross 95:	Pants, slangily	TROU
AAcross 96:	Except
AAcross 97:	Palindromic prefix
AAcross 98:	Director Kazan
AAcross 100:	Something a beanie lacks
AAcross 103:	Parody
AAcross 103:	Parody
AAcross 105:	*"Well, if the locals are doing it ..."	WHENINROME
AAcross 110:	Tammy who sang "Stand by Your Man"
AAcross 112:	Occupied
AAcross 113:	Greek word meaning "character"
AAcross 114:	See 111-Down
AAcross 115:	Where there's smoke
AAcross 119:	Gather, as volunteers
AAcross 121:	"Etc., etc." … or a statement about answers to this puzzle's starred clues?	YOUKNOWTHEREST
AAcross 125:	Commonly contracted two-word phrase	ARENOT
AAcross 126:	Why you might run out
AAcross 127:	Makes gassy
AAcross 128:	Get goose bumps, say
AAcross 129:	"Ciao!"	SEEYA
AAcross 130:	Popular papal name
DDown 1:	Nickname that drops -ces	FRAN
DDown 2:	Very formal, or very informal, garment
DDown 3:	Royal title
DDown 4:	The time machine on "Doctor Who"	TARDIS
DDown 5:	"Toy Story" antagonist	SID
DDown 6:	What makes creamer creamier?
DDown 7:	What Beethoven did in his 30s and 40s	WENTDEAF
DDown 8:	Use as a rendezvous point	MEETAT
DDown 9:	Essen exclamation
DDown 10:	What an "@" might signify
DDown 11:	Word with ear or peace
DDown 12:	Confuse
DDown 13:	Like swimming and surfing
DDown 14:	It's worth one point in cricket
DDown 15:	With Desmond Tutu, co-author of the 2016 best seller "The Book of Joy"
DDown 16:	Complete, as a .pdf contract	ESIGN
DDown 17:	Au naturel
DDown 18:	Canopy makeup
DDown 20:	British draft horse
DDown 23:	English dos
DDown 28:	Four to five spaces, typically
DDown 31:	Police operation requiring patience
DDown 32:	Rose gold, e.g.
DDown 34:	"It's ... OK"	MEH
DDown 35:	Family member that's also a letter in the NATO alphabet
DDown 36:	One charged with climate policy	ENERGYCZAR
DDown 38:	Go-ahead
DDown 40:	Sorta
DDown 42:	Deck treatment
DDown 44:	"Who's That Girl?" rapper
DDown 45:	It's nothing
DDown 47:	Where a grilled cheese can be found at McDonald's	SECRETMENU
DDown 48:	Suffix for a fad
DDown 49:	Was out
DDown 51:	Choir voice
DDown 52:	Smart
DDown 53:	Have a life
DDown 54:	Sends high into the sky
DDown 59:	"I don't think so"
DDown 62:	Its largest islands are Savai'i and Upolu
DDown 63:	The Jazz, on scoreboards
DDown 64:	Carnival dance
DDown 66:	Glamping option named for its shape
DDown 68:	"No bid"	IPASS
DDown 69:	Gave, as nourishment	FEDTO
DDown 70:	Male swan
DDown 71:	Shipshape
DDown 72:	Bottom of the barrel
DDown 73:	Knee-slapper
DDown 79:	Like many suitcase handles
DDown 81:	Club relative
DDown 82:	Canon offering, in brief	SLR
DDown 84:	Spotted nocturnal mammal
DDown 85:	Play thing?
DDown 86:	Bit of redacted info, for short	SSN
DDown 89:	Indubitably
DDown 90:	"Ben-___"	HUR
DDown 91:	A little light combat?	LASERTAG
DDown 93:	___ Lilly & Co.	ELI
DDown 94:	Breakfast nook
DDown 99:	"Have you heard about batik? It's a dyeing ___" (groaner)
DDown 101:	Childish plea	IWANNA
DDown 102:	"Holy smokes!"	MYGOD
DDown 104:	Do some maintenance on, as a PC's disk
DDown 105:	Resource in the game Catan
DDown 106:	French name that is an anagram of a German river	HENRI
DDown 107:	Pompeo of "Grey's Anatomy"	ELLEN
DDown 108:	"Now I remember!"	OHYES
DDown 109:	Poet Marianne
DDown 111:	With 114-Across, crystal collector, perhaps
DDown 116:	Mother of Apollo and Artemis
DDown 117:	Account holder, e.g.
DDown 118:	Popular online marketplace	ETSY
DDown 120:	Day on Mars
DDown 122:	Either of two lead characters in "Kiss Me, Kate"
DDown 123:	Homophone of 90-Down
DDown 124:	Poetic palindrome