New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th February 2008

There are 72 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th February 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Theme of this puzzle	THEOSCAR
AAcross 9:	Accord competitor
AAcross 15:	Is afflicted with sigmatism
AAcross 20:	Emphatic refusal	NONONONO
AAcross 21:	Tulsa native
AAcross 22:	French pen filler	ENCRE
AAcross 23:	Film (1954), actress (2003)	ONTHEWATERFRONT
AAcross 25:	Nothing, to Nero
AAcross 26:	Brief
AAcross 27:	Comments around cute babies	AWS
AAcross 28:	East ender?
AAcross 29:	"We can't delay!"	NOTIME
AAcross 30:	Visually assess
AAcross 31:	Morsel
AAcross 33:	Fish in fish and chips
AAcross 35:	Isabel Allende's "___ of My Soul"	INES
AAcross 36:	Florence-to-Rome dir.
AAcross 37:	Director (2003), actor (1962)	PETERJACKSON
AAcross 39:	Interject
AAcross 40:	Rests
AAcross 41:	12 meses
AAcross 42:	Low tie	ONEALL
AAcross 44:	Like the Wild West
AAcross 47:	Pen with a cap	BIC
AAcross 48:	Abbr. at the bottom of a letter	ENC
AAcross 49:	Places for runners
AAcross 52:	Work ___
AAcross 53:	Granny, in Gelsenkirchen	OMA
AAcross 55:	China's largest ethnic group
AAcross 57:	Nineveh's kingdom
AAcross 59:	Smeared
AAcross 61:	Film (1992), actor (1958)
AAcross 64:	Follower of weekend news, briefly	SNL
AAcross 65:	___ bran
AAcross 66:	Friend in a western
AAcross 68:	"The Age of Anxiety" author
AAcross 69:	Rent
AAcross 70:	Philosopher Kung Fu-___	TSE
AAcross 71:	Actor (1934), actor (1995)
AAcross 73:	Destination of the Bounty in "Mutiny on the Bounty"
AAcross 76:	Comedy club annoyance
AAcross 78:	Olive ___	OYL
AAcross 79:	Troll dolls, once
AAcross 81:	Beau ___
AAcross 82:	Milo of "Ulysses"	OSHEA
AAcross 83:	Kind
AAcross 85:	"___ Diaboliques"
AAcross 87:	Big pan
AAcross 89:	Lead role in "La Cage aux Folles"	RENATO
AAcross 91:	Venezuelan export
AAcross 92:	Object of veneration in ancient Egypt
AAcross 93:	Cool
AAcross 94:	Actress (1986), director (1962)	MARLEEMATLIN
AAcross 98:	Mail order option, for short
AAcross 98:	Mail order option, for short
AAcross 101:	Sport jersey material
AAcross 102:	Author Huxley	ALDOUS
AAcross 103:	Wallop
AAcross 104:	Kwik-E-Mart owner on "The Simpsons"	APU
AAcross 105:	Pantomime, say
AAcross 107:	Tahoe, e.g., for short
AAcross 107:	Tahoe, e.g., for short
AAcross 108:	Future school?
AAcross 109:	See 113-Down	ABNER
AAcross 111:	Soil improver
AAcross 112:	Actress (1983), supporting actor (1999)	SHIRLEYMACLAINE
AAcross 116:	Humble
AAcross 117:	Rebel
AAcross 118:	Checks
AAcross 119:	Surgical aid
AAcross 120:	Jerks
AAcross 121:	Forensic experts
DDown 1:	Investment options, for short	TNOTES
DDown 2:	Dolls
DDown 3:	Password, e.g.
DDown 4:	Reactions to fireworks
DDown 5:	N.F.L. guard Chris
DDown 6:	Overawe
DDown 7:	Santa ___
DDown 8:	Spin
DDown 9:	Rus. and Ukr., once	SSRS
DDown 10:	Response to "pow!" in cartoons
DDown 11:	Big name in grooming aids	NORELCO
DDown 12:	Winter wear
DDown 13:	Detective superintendent Jane of TV's "Prime Suspect"	TENNISON
DDown 14:	Knack
DDown 15:	Jay that chatters
DDown 16:	At first
DDown 17:	Film (1993), actress (1987)	SCHINDLERSLIST
DDown 18:	Ready
DDown 19:	Three-time French Open champ, 1990-92
DDown 24:	Household item with a neck
DDown 29:	One flying over Hawaii
DDown 31:	Stakes
DDown 32:	Linda Ronstadt's "___ Easy"	ITSSO
DDown 33:	Villa in Mexico	PANCHO
DDown 34:	Like the inside of a sphere
DDown 37:	Gat
DDown 38:	___ alai
DDown 40:	Slender
DDown 43:	Org.	ASSN
DDown 44:	Basutoland, today
DDown 45:	World books
DDown 46:	Song (1942), supporting actress (1994)	WHITECHRISTMAS
DDown 47:	Capital known as the Venice of the East
DDown 48:	Swamps
DDown 50:	Informal eating place
DDown 51:	More racy
DDown 54:	Sierra Club founder
DDown 56:	Prized horse
DDown 58:	Elated
DDown 60:	Area between hills
DDown 62:	Geezer
DDown 63:	Inspiration
DDown 67:	Kind of vow
DDown 71:	Reunion gatherers
DDown 72:	"Us" or "them" in "It's us against them"
DDown 74:	"Didn't we just have that?"
DDown 75:	Global energy company
DDown 77:	Make the beds, dust, etc.	KEEPHOUSE
DDown 80:	March around camp, e.g.
DDown 84:	Term of respect abroad
DDown 86:	"... as old as yonder ___": James Joyce
DDown 88:	Late news?
DDown 90:	Part of a Latin 101 conjugation	AMAT
DDown 91:	Works
DDown 93:	Mother of Paris	HECUBA
DDown 95:	One of the Alcotts	LOUISA
DDown 96:	"It's ___!"	ABOY
DDown 97:	Swarmed
DDown 98:	Tibetan or Afghan
DDown 99:	First act in a revue
DDown 100:	Pressure
DDown 101:	Taj ___	MAHAL
DDown 106:	Junkie
DDown 108:	Solicits orders (for)
DDown 109:	Girl in Tennessee Williams's "Summer and Smoke"
DDown 110:	Worms, e.g.
DDown 112:	Jrs. no more	SRS
DDown 113:	109-Across's old radio partner
DDown 114:	Fire
DDown 115:	Truck part