New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th February 2024

There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th February 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pink, purple and blue Pride display, familiarly	BIFLAG
AAcross 7:	Hound
AAcross 10:	Kind of opening
AAcross 13:	Frontwoman for the Pussycats	JOSIE
AAcross 18:	Nipple rings
AAcross 20:	Target of an inventory scan
AAcross 22:	Acting like
AAcross 23:	Fault line?	GUILTYASCHARGED
AAcross 25:	Qualifier for a date
AAcross 26:	Olaf's creator in "Frozen"	ELSA
AAcross 27:	Nickname that drops "An-"	DRE
AAcross 28:	A gig has a thousand of these
AAcross 29:	Permitted
AAcross 30:	Permitted
AAcross 31:	Fine line?	CANTCOMPLAIN
AAcross 35:	Atomic number of neon
AAcross 36:	Preserves things?
AAcross 37:	Shaped like a kiwifruit
AAcross 38:	Processes
AAcross 41:	___ attachment
AAcross 41:	___ attachment
AAcross 44:	Anatomical stabilizer
AAcross 45:	The Green Hornet's assistant	KATO
AAcross 46:	Not down, in a way
AAcross 47:	Fishing line?	TELLMEIMPRETTY
AAcross 53:	Mediterranean morsel
AAcross 55:	Get just right
AAcross 56:	Long-running police procedural, for short	NCIS
AAcross 57:	Catalan artist Joan
AAcross 58:	Thought the world of
AAcross 59:	"To Kill a Mockingbird" setting
AAcross 61:	Match well with
AAcross 62:	First color TV manufacturer	RCA
AAcross 63:	Subway line?	SIXINCHORFOOTLONG
AAcross 68:	Tittle
AAcross 69:	1970s-’80s Supreme Court justice ___ F. Powell Jr.
AAcross 70:	Scams	RIPSOFF
AAcross 73:	With an eager spirit
AAcross 76:	Landed
AAcross 77:	Flying formations
AAcross 79:	March ___
AAcross 80:	South American grassland
AAcross 81:	Assembly line?	PLEASEBESEATED
AAcross 84:	Variety
AAcross 85:	Boxing stats	TKOS
AAcross 88:	Celestial shape
AAcross 89:	British bottoms
AAcross 90:	Ladybugs and fireflies
AAcross 92:	Some sports car features	TTOPS
AAcross 95:	Currency replaced by the euro
AAcross 97:	North American fish with toxic roe
AAcross 98:	Power line?	YOURETHEBOSS
AAcross 101:	Simple card game
AAcross 104:	Groundskeeping equipment
AAcross 106:	It's signed after a break
AAcross 107:	Otherworldly creatures, for short	ETS
AAcross 108:	Z, to Zeno
AAcross 109:	Illegal offering
AAcross 110:	Subject line?	GODSAVETHEQUEEN
AAcross 114:	Passage of rite?
AAcross 115:	Two outs left, in baseball	ONEAWAY
AAcross 116:	Performed really badly	STUNKAT
AAcross 117:	Timetable: Abbr.	SCHED
AAcross 118:	"There's more to the story, right?"
AAcross 119:	"The Shining" prop
AAcross 120:	Quakes
DDown 1:	There's a hole in one
DDown 2:	Gloater's cry	IRULE
DDown 3:	One-named indie singer with the 2007 hit "1234"
DDown 4:	Kinks hit that starts "I met her in a club down in old Soho"	LOLA
DDown 5:	Neighbor of Ctrl
DDown 6:	Sense of orientation
DDown 7:	Peacock parent	NBC
DDown 8:	Exclamation of amazement
DDown 9:	Alternative to nana
DDown 10:	Shake slightly
DDown 11:	Ukraine's third most populous city
DDown 12:	Where a lot of lying happens
DDown 13:	Item in a trunk
DDown 14:	Post-surgery prescription
DDown 15:	Private line?	SIRYESSIR
DDown 16:	Motivator
DDown 17:	"Crikey!"
DDown 19:	Brings in
DDown 21:	Moved like a cat burglar
DDown 24:	Word after dead or data
DDown 29:	Volunteer's declaration
DDown 31:	Soothe
DDown 32:	Communal housing arrangements
DDown 33:	/, in math
DDown 34:	Director Lupino
DDown 36:	Co-founder of the Joining Forces initiative, with Michelle Obama	JILLBIDEN
DDown 39:	One role in a classic interrogation trope	GOODCOP
DDown 40:	Zoomed
DDown 41:	World Heritage Site in Sicily
DDown 42:	Ground grain
DDown 43:	Dame Edna, for Barry Humphries
DDown 44:	"Enough! I get the picture already!"	TMI
DDown 45:	Capital of Japan until 1868
DDown 48:	Hostile state
DDown 49:	Volunteer's declaration	ICAN
DDown 50:	Like many retired professors
DDown 51:	Petty arguments
DDown 52:	TLC or Run-D.M.C.
DDown 54:	Person of interest?
DDown 58:	HBO comedy about a sports agent	ARLISS
DDown 60:	Salamander named after an Aztec deity
DDown 61:	___ knife
DDown 64:	Gives a hand?
DDown 65:	Hot spot
DDown 66:	Genealogist's chart
DDown 67:	Kids and nannies
DDown 71:	Liberated
DDown 72:	N.S.A. agents, e.g.
DDown 73:	Superficial, in a way
DDown 74:	Rich with metaphor
DDown 75:	Party line?	MAKEAWISH
DDown 77:	What might lead to a bridge
DDown 78:	Subside
DDown 82:	Second-year: Abbr.
DDown 83:	Bunny ___ (photo prank)
DDown 86:	Janitor's ringful
DDown 87:	Spanish "bear"	OSO
DDown 91:	Kind of clef
DDown 92:	Switched
DDown 93:	Actress Thompson of "Westworld"	TESSA
DDown 94:	Canadian Tulip Festival location
DDown 95:	Light-headed sorts?
DDown 96:	Selling points
DDown 99:	School name that sounds like a Canadian territory	UCONN
DDown 100:	Hip Hop Awards channel
DDown 101:	Gestational metric
DDown 102:	First-stringers
DDown 103:	Posts in a rage, perhaps
DDown 104:	Degrees for C.F.O.s	MBAS
DDown 105:	Bog plant
DDown 108:	New Mexican tribe
DDown 110:	___-courtin'
DDown 111:	Shot in the arm, slangily	VAX
DDown 112:	Word after stink or pink
DDown 113:	What's what in Oaxaca	QUE