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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 12th February 2006
There are 64 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th February 2006. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Staff
AAcross 5: Test group?
AAcross 10: La Scala cheer
AAcross 15: Germ jelly
AAcross 19: "I smell ___!"ARAT
AAcross 20: Financial mogul CarlICAHN
AAcross 21: Indian bread
AAcross 22: Plain and simple
AAcross 23: Nostalgic person's utterance
AAcross 24: Why the convent's head couldn't find information on the nun?NOPRIORESSRECORD
AAcross 27: Basilica of San Francesco siteASSISI
AAcross 29: "Er-r …"
AAcross 30: First step in addicts' treatment
AAcross 31: Kind of school
AAcross 32: Merged coastal access?BEACHCOMBINE
AAcross 36: Gives more than a licking?
AAcross 38: Social sort
AAcross 39: Wall protector
AAcross 40: Victory: Ger.SIEG
AAcross 42: Staple of Italian cuisine
AAcross 44: Unilever?CARESSMANUFACTURER
AAcross 47: Mexican Mrs.SRA
AAcross 49: Reason for school cancellation
AAcross 50: "Ouch!"YEOW
AAcross 51: Canadian Club and others
AAcross 52: Henhouse sounds
AAcross 54: Iceland is part of it: Abbr.
AAcross 57: Pops
AAcross 60: Accepts oppression no longer
AAcross 63: Reason to lube a tube?PIPETTESQUEAK
AAcross 69: Certain canine
AAcross 69: Certain canine
AAcross 71: Tape, for short
AAcross 72: SurrenderSAYUNCLE
AAcross 73: Artist's board nearby?PALETTEAROUND
AAcross 76: Circular
AAcross 77: Cast
AAcross 78: Word said with a tip o' the hat
AAcross 80: Stomach and intestine, e.g.
AAcross 81: View from the Gulf of Catania
AAcross 85: Speaker of the line "Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi; you're my only hope"LEIA
AAcross 87: Spanish flower
AAcross 90: French connections?ETS
AAcross 91: Cabaret singer in the style of an old pope?GREGORIANCHANTEUSE
AAcross 97: Square things
AAcross 98: "Cut it out!"
AAcross 99: "___ take arms against a sea of troubles": "Hamlet"ORTO
AAcross 100: Knock over
AAcross 103: Second-stringer
AAcross 104: Top knot?SUPERBOWLINE
AAcross 107: Mil. address
AAcross 108: Washersful
AAcross 112: Accelerate, for short
AAcross 113: Lesser hit locationsBSIDES
AAcross 114: Rubber mania?MASSEUSEHYSTERIA
AAcross 119: Stakes
AAcross 120: Moscato d'___ (Italian wine)ASTI
AAcross 121: Lion's home, to Hercules
AAcross 122: Dander
AAcross 123: "Waiting for the Robert ___"ELEE
AAcross 124: Sound before "Your fly's open"
AAcross 125: Dagwood and Blondie's dog
AAcross 126: ___ Foods, Fortune 500 company
AAcross 127: Cat with tufted ears
DDown 1: Winter melon
DDown 2: Up
DDown 3: BothersNAGSAT
DDown 4: Standard of living?
DDown 5: They're easy to park
DDown 6: "Baudolino" author
DDown 7: Time out?
DDown 8: Fuchsia, e.g.
DDown 9: Belief of many Africans
DDown 10: Cold comment
DDown 11: Felt sorry about
DDown 12: Area with a curved wall
DDown 13: Flak jacket, e.g.
DDown 14: Like some exercises
DDown 15: Cinemax competitor, for shortAMC
DDown 16: Class of planes?
DDown 17: One in handcuffs
DDown 18: Funny Foxx
DDown 25: "___ vincit amor"OMNIA
DDown 26: Have a place in the world
DDown 28: Big Apple park
DDown 33: It takes the cake
DDown 34: Quark-plus-antiquark particle
DDown 35: Counting-out starterEENY
DDown 37: See the sights
DDown 41: Kind of room
DDown 42: Unfair treatment
DDown 43: Surgeons' sites, briefly
DDown 44: Philip Seymour Hoffman title role
DDown 45: Substitute
DDown 46: Pays, as a bill
DDown 47: "Bye"SEEYA
DDown 48: Make merry
DDown 52: Princeton Review or Kaplan study
DDown 53: Exertion aversion
DDown 55: Modern recording optionTIVO
DDown 56: It's addictive
DDown 58: "... so long ___ both shall live"ASYE
DDown 59: Crouch
DDown 61: Carry
DDown 62: Enter quietlySTEALIN
DDown 64: "So Big" author FerberEDNA
DDown 65: In chains
DDown 66: Acclaim
DDown 67: Smart guys?
DDown 68: Etta of old comicsKETT
DDown 70: "___ heart" ("Be kind")HAVEA
DDown 74: Power to control
DDown 75: Put in stitches
DDown 79: Tool along
DDown 81: Ingredient in a flip
DDown 82: Poach
DDown 83: Bases from which profits are figuredNETCOSTS
DDown 84: Golden or teen follower
DDown 86: Isn't naturally
DDown 88: Novi Sad resident
DDown 89: High-speed roadway
DDown 92: Seed-to-be
DDown 93: Get well fast
DDown 94: Time of operation
DDown 95: "Bon ___!"APPETIT
DDown 96: Propagates
DDown 100: In many places
DDown 101: 50 to twoONETEN
DDown 102: Setting for many Thomas Hardy novels
DDown 105: Part of EGBDF
DDown 106: Defamation
DDown 107: "Do I need to draw you ___?"AMAP
DDown 109: Well off the coast
DDown 110: Half: PrefixDEMI
DDown 111: "___ Gotta Have It"
DDown 115: Do nothing
DDown 116: "Way to go!"
DDown 117: Bradbury's "___ for Rocket"RIS
DDown 118: Prefix with morphic
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