New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th January 2006

There are 70 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th January 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	___ once	ALLAT
AAcross 6:	Blood-related
AAcross 11:	Spot on a horse
AAcross 17:	Not as nice
AAcross 19:	Oscar winner who made his film debut in "Me, Natalie," 1969	PACINO
AAcross 20:	One who works on walls
AAcross 21:	Chant
AAcross 22:	Patch type	IRONON
AAcross 23:	Go from worse to bad?
AAcross 24:	Female competitor in springboard competition?	DIVINGBELLE
AAcross 26:	Personal points of view
AAcross 28:	Pouchlike part
AAcross 29:	"House of Incest" author	NIN
AAcross 30:	Smidgen
AAcross 31:	Breathing space?
AAcross 32:	Cooped (up)
AAcross 33:	Decree
AAcross 34:	Where the smoke rises in a sty's chimney?	SWINEFLUE
AAcross 37:	Sounds of impact
AAcross 39:	Cardboard pkg.	CTN
AAcross 40:	Suit to ___	ATEE
AAcross 41:	Wal-Mart rival
AAcross 42:	Normandy city	CAEN
AAcross 43:	One of the Borgias	CESARE
AAcross 45:	Film role played by both Vincent Price and Bill Cosby
AAcross 47:	They have quarters downtown
AAcross 50:	Newspaper no.	CIRC
AAcross 52:	Without carrying charges?	BORNEFREE
AAcross 55:	Be-bopper
AAcross 56:	Start of the second quarter
AAcross 59:	It fits in a lock
AAcross 61:	On a high
AAcross 62:	Notable #4 with a stick
AAcross 63:	Lionize
AAcross 64:	Cashew family member
AAcross 66:	Contents of a diamond bag
AAcross 67:	Theater org.
AAcross 68:	Cross promotion?
AAcross 69:	Fellini's "La ___"	STRADA
AAcross 70:	Part of T.G.I.F.
AAcross 71:	Not quite right
AAcross 72:	Solo in space
AAcross 73:	Where Brahmans build their houses?	CASTELOTS
AAcross 76:	Hard to believe
AAcross 78:	Get moving
AAcross 80:	Addition symbol
AAcross 82:	Imp
AAcross 86:	Barbering area
AAcross 87:	Produce plays, say
AAcross 89:	Grate
AAcross 91:	Corrosive chemical, to a chemist	HCL
AAcross 92:	Protractor measurements
AAcross 94:	A choice between cinnabar and galena?	EITHERORE
AAcross 96:	Rush
AAcross 97:	One and only
AAcross 98:	Fraternal letters	BPOE
AAcross 99:	School since 1440	ETON
AAcross 100:	Puerto Rico hrs.	AST
AAcross 101:	Mexican Mrs.	SRA
AAcross 102:	Baltimore's Enoch ___ Free Library
AAcross 104:	Command to a gardener?	WESTWARDHOE
AAcross 108:	Maximilian, for one
AAcross 110:	Handle an F-15, e.g.
AAcross 112:	It may zip out
AAcross 113:	Chefs, at times
AAcross 114:	Gave birth on a farm
AAcross 115:	Sound setup
AAcross 116:	Underhanded, to put it nicely
AAcross 117:	President born in Charles City, Va.
AAcross 118:	It may be rolled up in a bun
DDown 1:	In the thick of
DDown 2:	Early Russian Communist	LENINITE
DDown 3:	Modern-day inhabitants of old Livonia	LATVIANS
DDown 4:	Apply chrism
DDown 5:	Home of Ft. Donelson Natl. Battlefield
DDown 6:	Author Ellison	HARLAN
DDown 7:	Green subj.	ECOL
DDown 8:	Go for the gold
DDown 9:	She rescued Odysseus	INO
DDown 10:	Topographic map feature
DDown 11:	British title
DDown 12:	Computer programs, briefly
DDown 13:	In accordance with
DDown 14:	What you'll find at a prison library?	PROSEANDCONS
DDown 15:	Mediterranean region
DDown 16:	Puts up
DDown 18:	Make an impression
DDown 19:	Devout acts
DDown 20:	Toll road
DDown 25:	Heavyweight champ Riddick	BOWE
DDown 27:	Lover of Aphrodite
DDown 31:	Appointment book
DDown 32:	Bargaining factor
DDown 33:	TV overseer: Abbr.
DDown 35:	Last word of Missouri's motto	ESTO
DDown 36:	Alarm
DDown 37:	Show in theaters
DDown 38:	Roughly measured (off)
DDown 40:	Seed coat
DDown 44:	91-Across, e.g.
DDown 46:	Wear away
DDown 47:	Oil worker
DDown 48:	What Shakespeare called "the little O"
DDown 49:	Leave the straight and narrow
DDown 51:	Student's selection
DDown 53:	Kay Thompson character	ELOISE
DDown 54:	Firmly secured
DDown 56:	Kind of star
DDown 57:	Song of joy
DDown 58:	Miler's mistake?	RUNNINGLAPSE
DDown 60:	Latin 101 word	AMAT
DDown 64:	Union members
DDown 65:	Chalk or marble
DDown 67:	Needs a doctor
DDown 69:	Land's end?
DDown 71:	Uproar
DDown 74:	Word of honor
DDown 75:	Leaves home?
DDown 77:	Weapons collections
DDown 79:	___ bonding
DDown 81:	Stepped lively
DDown 83:	Cheese type
DDown 84:	Some solvents
DDown 85:	Letters after a barrister's name
DDown 87:	Shed tears
DDown 88:	Reading to the unruly
DDown 90:	Lined up
DDown 92:	Stocks and such
DDown 93:	Everyday
DDown 95:	One who's lying
DDown 96:	One of the original Not Ready for Prime Time Players	RADNER
DDown 98:	Components of some codes
DDown 102:	Veep's boss
DDown 103:	Calhoun of TV's "The Texan"
DDown 104:	Mental power
DDown 105:	Overhang
DDown 106:	"Norma Rae" director
DDown 107:	Vanity cases?
DDown 109:	Greek vowel
DDown 111:	"Oy ___!"	VAY