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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 27th July 2008
There are 86 across clues and 86 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th July 2008. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: 2003 Stanley Cup champions
AAcross 7: Portrays
AAcross 12: It's found in many pockets nowadays
AAcross 16: Command to an overfriendly canineDOWNBOY
AAcross 20: Genus of poisonous mushrooms
AAcross 22: Brewing
AAcross 23: Pasta used in soups
AAcross 24: Actress PoloTERI
AAcross 25: Nickname for a bodybuilder
AAcross 26: Flip
AAcross 27: Junior in the N.F.L.SEAU
AAcross 28: Bunch
AAcross 29: Popular 1970s British TV seriesUPSTAIRSDOWNSTAIRS
AAcross 32: BugVWBEETLE
AAcross 34: Fraternity letters
AAcross 35: Dungeon items
AAcross 37: "Now you're talking!"
AAcross 38: Took the riskLEFTITUPTOCHANCE
AAcross 45: From ___ ZATO
AAcross 47: Radiate
AAcross 51: When a second-shift employee may get homeONEAM
AAcross 52: City that overlooks a bay of the same name
AAcross 53: Opening screen option on many an A.T.M.
AAcross 56: "Think big" sloganeerIMAX
AAcross 57: One inside another
AAcross 59: Spot alternative
AAcross 61: Fine-tunes
AAcross 62: Split
AAcross 63: Abbr. in a real-estate listingBRS
AAcross 64: Creator of the Tammany Hall tiger
AAcross 66: Tic-tac-toe playsXSANDOS
AAcross 68: Warner Brothers shotgun toterELMER
AAcross 69: "Whose woods these ___ think I know": FrostAREI
AAcross 71: LiberalsTHELEFT
AAcross 73: Actor BrynnerYUL
AAcross 74: ___ rutINA
AAcross 75: Keats, e.g.
AAcross 76: Ilk
AAcross 77: It may have two doors
AAcross 79: Ralph who co-wrote "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"BLANE
AAcross 81: Cartoonist KeaneBIL
AAcross 82: "The Praise of Folly" writer
AAcross 84: Cause of unemployment
AAcross 86: It might follow a slash mark
AAcross 90: "Amen!"
AAcross 91: Club alternative
AAcross 92: Slangy street greetingSUPDOG
AAcross 94: Ball with a yellow stripe
AAcross 95: Arrangements
AAcross 98: Four-star hotel amenity
AAcross 99: J.F.K. info: Abbr.ARR
AAcross 101: Football defensive line positionRIGHTEND
AAcross 102: Old musical high notesELAS
AAcross 103: Deuce beaters
AAcross 104: Where to pick up pick-up sticks
AAcross 106: Viking EricsonLEIF
AAcross 108: Summer Mass. settingEDT
AAcross 109: Bug
AAcross 110: "We ___ please"AIMTO
AAcross 111: Nativity scene figures
AAcross 114: ___ MaeGINNIE
AAcross 116: Stead
AAcross 117: Like most apartmentsONLEASE
AAcross 119: A hyperbola has two
AAcross 121: Having stars, say
AAcross 122: Deliver, as a harsh criticismLETRIP
AAcross 124: "Star Trek" TV series, to fansTNG
AAcross 125: Exasperated teacher's crySITDOWNANDSHUTUP
AAcross 128: Shade of blue
AAcross 130: Kids drink from them
AAcross 132: Comedian MargaretCHO
AAcross 133: Part of a shark's respiratory system
AAcross 137: Missing glasses' location, usuallyRIGHTWHEREYOULEFTTHEM
AAcross 145: Genesis son
AAcross 146: Issue
AAcross 148: The second "R" in J. R. R. TolkienREUEL
AAcross 149: Wrinkles
AAcross 150: Fan mag
AAcross 151: Pixar fishNEMO
AAcross 152: Africa's ___ Mountains
AAcross 153: A super's may be supersized
AAcross 153: A super's may be supersized
AAcross 154: Result of pulling the plug?
AAcross 155: Overflow
AAcross 156: Unesco World Heritage Site in JordanPETRA
AAcross 157: Gives in return
DDown 1: Block
DDown 2: Birds that can sprint at 30 m.p.h.
DDown 3: Extensive
DDown 4: One of a people conquered in 1533
DDown 5: French orphan of filmLILI
DDown 6: Camper's aidSTERNO
DDown 7: Miss
DDown 8: "___ first ..."IFAT
DDown 9: Arrangement of 40-Downs
DDown 10: "Ain't gonna happen"NOSIREE
DDown 11: Commercial prefix with foamSTYRO
DDown 12: Cyclades island
DDown 13: Before: Abbr.PREV
DDown 14: Longtime Boston Symphony conductor
DDown 15: Hollow center?DOUBLEL
DDown 16: Barely fair, maybeDOWNTHERIGHTFIELDLINE
DDown 17: Sugar source
DDown 18: Read aloud
DDown 19: Exclamation of surprise
DDown 21: In itselfASSUCH
DDown 30: Went from second to first, say
DDown 31: Fasten with a popSNAPON
DDown 33: Will Ferrell title role
DDown 36: ErectSTANDINGUPRIGHT
DDown 38: Not brought homeLEFTONBASE
DDown 39: OffINERROR
DDown 40: See 9-Down
DDown 41: Awake byUPAT
DDown 42: Bootleggers' baneTMEN
DDown 43: Son-in-law of Muhammad
DDown 44: Go-ahead
DDown 46: Common hockey scoreONEONE
DDown 48: Proposed "fifth taste," which means "savory" in Japanese
DDown 49: Keeps
DDown 50: Put forth
DDown 54: "Do you want me to?"
DDown 55: Tasmania's highest peak
DDown 58: Z-car brandDATSUN
DDown 60: International oil and gas giant, informally
DDown 62: Benedict III's predecessorLEOIV
DDown 65: Misses, e.g.
DDown 67: Negative
DDown 70: Sentiment suggesting "Try this!"ITSRIGHTUPYOURALLEY
DDown 72: Secured, in a way, with "on"LEFTADOWNPAYMENT
DDown 78: Cipher org.
DDown 80: T or F, e.g.: Abbr.
DDown 81: Construction project that gave rise to the Ted Williams TunnelBIGDIG
DDown 83: Sphagnous
DDown 85: Some tatersIDAHOS
DDown 86: Over
DDown 87: Building component?SILENTU
DDown 88: Shrinking, perhapsONADIET
DDown 89: Took it easyRESTEDUP
DDown 91: Gone bad
DDown 93: Frog legs, to some
DDown 95: Hold off
DDown 96: TV puppetERNIE
DDown 97: Precept
DDown 98: Pal of Kenny and KyleSTAN
DDown 100: Tach reading
DDown 105: Common entry point
DDown 107: Alpine sights
DDown 112: Behind
DDown 113: Happen, slangily
DDown 113: Happen, slangily
DDown 115: "I'll pass"
DDown 117: Plush
DDown 118: Connoisseur
DDown 120: PawnedINHOCK
DDown 123: Head counts?IQS
DDown 126: Tristram's love
DDown 127: More gloomy
DDown 129: Singer MannAIMEE
DDown 131: "That's ___!"AWRAP
DDown 133: Look
DDown 134: Footnote abbr.
DDown 135: Impart
DDown 136: Player's call
DDown 138: Behind
DDown 139: "Bridal Chorus" brideELSA
DDown 140: Bazooka Joe's working peeperLEFTEYE
DDown 141: Ground cover
DDown 142: Early Chinese dynastyHSIA
DDown 143: Choice wordEENY
DDown 144: E-mail, e.g.: Abbr.MSGS
DDown 147: Cartoon feline
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