New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th April 2007

There are 77 across clues and 84 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th April 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pot builder
AAcross 9:	Solitaire measure
AAcross 14:	Court marshal
AAcross 21:	Undying flower
AAcross 22:	Round window
AAcross 23:	Condition of the 85-Across	BEINGFAT
AAcross 24:	Peacemaker
AAcross 25:	Of yore
AAcross 26:	Boards
AAcross 27:	Something that goes for a quarter?
AAcross 29:	How Peter denied Jesus
AAcross 31:	The Marx Bros. left Paramount for it	MGM
AAcross 32:	Subj. of a library in Austin, Tex.
AAcross 35:	Opposite of protruding
AAcross 36:	Chaise place
AAcross 36:	Chaise place
AAcross 38:	Actress Andersson of "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden"	BIBI
AAcross 39:	Delivered a stemwinder
AAcross 41:	Plant sci.
AAcross 43:	Unification Church member, slangily
AAcross 44:	Loaf	DOGIT
AAcross 45:	Threw out, as a question
AAcross 46:	Flip out	GOMAD
AAcross 48:	"Gold" Fonda role	ULEE
AAcross 49:	Like Van Buren's presidency
AAcross 50:	123-Across or 96-Down?	MASKEDAVENGERS
AAcross 53:	It may be polar
AAcross 54:	Israeli political leader Peretz
AAcross 56:	Original finish?	ITY
AAcross 57:	Howe in the National Inventors Hall of Fame	ELIAS
AAcross 58:	Diana on the cover of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"
AAcross 59:	Snowboard alternative
AAcross 61:	Seize
AAcross 62:	Quadrille designs
AAcross 64:	Box ofc. buy	TKT
AAcross 67:	127-Across or 91-Down?	BLESSINGINDISGUISE
AAcross 70:	God who cuckolded Hephaestus
AAcross 71:	Seating areas
AAcross 72:	Cause of an explosion
AAcross 73:	Doofus
AAcross 74:	Put (down)
AAcross 75:	Old five-franc pieces
AAcross 76:	23-Across or 19-Down?	UNDERCOVERFBIAGENT
AAcross 83:	Not camera-ready?
AAcross 84:	1994 film with the tagline "Get ready for rush hour"
AAcross 85:	Really big
AAcross 86:	Bows
AAcross 87:	Wasn't straight
AAcross 88:	Mâcon's river
AAcross 89:	NNW's reverse
AAcross 90:	Big Southern department store chain	BELK
AAcross 91:	"The Trouble With Harry" co-star Edmund	GWENN
AAcross 93:	24-Across or 5-Down?	SECRETADMIRERS
AAcross 97:	Once across the Rio Grande?
AAcross 98:	Hamburger shack?	HAUS
AAcross 99:	Caravaggio's "The Sacrifice of ___"
AAcross 100:	Neptune's closest moon
AAcross 103:	French textile city	NIMES
AAcross 104:	Oxford lengths
AAcross 106:	Norse war god
AAcross 107:	Saloon habitués, slangily	BGIRLS
AAcross 108:	Boarders board it
AAcross 109:	Bordeaux wine
AAcross 111:	On ___ (raging)	ATEAR
AAcross 113:	Wing
AAcross 114:	Tail
AAcross 115:	Like some stars
AAcross 116:	Reddish gem
AAcross 119:	Most drunken
AAcross 121:	Worth having	OFUSE
AAcross 123:	VX, e.g.
AAcross 127:	Secondary competitions, in some tennis tournaments	BSINGLES
AAcross 128:	Piano's counterpart
AAcross 129:	Words before roof or flag	UNDERONE
AAcross 130:	Tabasco and others	ESTADOS
AAcross 131:	Let out
AAcross 132:	Course option	PASSFAIL
DDown 1:	Rude character
DDown 2:	U.K. record label	EMI
DDown 3:	Dorm leaders, for short
DDown 4:	Smell ___	ARAT
DDown 5:	Wedded couples
DDown 6:	Not forgotten	INMIND
DDown 7:	Flute parts
DDown 8:	___ Problem of celestial mechanics	THREEBODY
DDown 9:	Codger
DDown 10:	Some toll units
DDown 11:	Reverse mantra of "The Shining"	REDRUM
DDown 12:	Salt agreement?
DDown 13:	Circus props	TENTPOLES
DDown 14:	"Don't fight"	BENICE
DDown 15:	It begins here
DDown 16:	About	INRE
DDown 17:	J.F.K. alternative	LGA
DDown 18:	"Assuming it's O.K. with you ..."	IFIMIGHT
DDown 19:	Impression of Count Dracula?	FANGBITE
DDown 20:	Second-largest city in Ark.	FTSMITH
DDown 23:	Cereal toppers
DDown 28:	Leaf pore
DDown 30:	Sharp fellow?
DDown 32:	Cut (off)
DDown 33:	Bud
DDown 34:	"A Different World" actress	JASMINEGUY
DDown 37:	Candy bar fillings
DDown 38:	Fake
DDown 40:	Chinese bloomers	TEAROSES
DDown 42:	Person behind bars?
DDown 44:	Some gowns	DIORS
DDown 46:	Welcome words to a hitchhiker
DDown 47:	Dropped from the galleys
DDown 49:	Undermine
DDown 51:	Vandeweghe of the N.B.A.	KIKI
DDown 52:	Not final, at law
DDown 54:	Strolls
DDown 55:	Ancient deity mentioned 39 times in Allen Ginsberg's "Howl"
DDown 58:	Slam
DDown 60:	Serpentine signal
DDown 61:	Overcaffeinated
DDown 62:	"Six Degrees of Separation" playwright	GUARE
DDown 63:	Comedic spiel
DDown 64:	A heart often has one	TRUEDESIRE
DDown 65:	Place to keep toys?
DDown 66:	"Shame!"
DDown 68:	Nobel laureate between Hesse and Eliot
DDown 69:	Heads to Harvard or Georgetown, maybe	GOESEAST
DDown 70:	It often features the quadratic formula	ALGEBRAI
DDown 74:	___-10
DDown 76:	An Ivy, briefly	UPENN
DDown 77:	Outlaw Kelly
DDown 78:	Make rough
DDown 79:	It's blown
DDown 80:	Starbucks order	VENTI
DDown 81:	Unadorned
DDown 82:	Rink athlete, informally
DDown 84:	Trig ratios
DDown 87:	Seesaw, e.g.
DDown 88:	Flee like mice	SCURRYOFF
DDown 89:	Refurbish
DDown 91:	Lack of gravity
DDown 92:	Cry of relief	WEMADEIT
DDown 93:	Months after Tebets	SHEBATS
DDown 94:	Real downer?
DDown 95:	One-eyed leader
DDown 96:	Makes a special invitation?
DDown 97:	City on Lake Victoria
DDown 101:	Tie indicator
DDown 102:	Dial-up alternative, for short
DDown 104:	Fancy homes
DDown 105:	Land
DDown 107:	Puppeteers Bil and Cora	BAIRDS
DDown 109:	Spanish sky	CIELO
DDown 110:	Liking
DDown 112:	Dementieva of tennis	ELENA
DDown 115:	Texas metropolis nickname	BIGD
DDown 117:	Portland college
DDown 118:	Maker of the game Dart Tag	NERF
DDown 120:	Transfer ___
DDown 122:	Pro
DDown 124:	Indian state
DDown 125:	What goes in your nose to make noise?
DDown 126:	Pommes frites accompanier