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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 31st August 2008
There are 63 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st August 2008. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Pep rally shoutGOTEAM
AAcross 7: Sics onLETSAT
AAcross 13: More than a favoriteSUREBET
AAcross 20: Program begun under Kennedy
AAcross 21: DigsISINTO
AAcross 22: Single advancementONEBASE
AAcross 23: Plea made to a chimney sweep?SAYITAINTSOOT
AAcross 25: Holding one's ownNOWORSE
AAcross 26: Topic in a golf lesson
AAcross 27: Pancho's pal
AAcross 29: Colonial JohnALDEN
AAcross 30: Moving
AAcross 32: ___ hole in (corrodes)EATSA
AAcross 35: Graduation deliveries
AAcross 37: Jobs for some underwriters, for shortIPOS
AAcross 38: Distribute equal amounts?ALLOTTHESAME
AAcross 41: "The Daughter of Time" novelist, 1951TEY
AAcross 42: Friendliness
AAcross 44: "___ Mucho" (1944 #1 hit)BESAME
AAcross 45: 1968 live folk albumARLO
AAcross 47: Humorist SedarisAMY
AAcross 48: Sub
AAcross 51: Maximum extent
AAcross 53: Pushover
AAcross 56: Vote involved in a 15th wedding anniversary?CRYSTALBALLOT
AAcross 59: Recipient of a lettera amorosaCARO
AAcross 60: Missile Command makerATARI
AAcross 63: Floors
AAcross 64: Sounds from a hot bath
AAcross 65: Subject to loss on a laptop
AAcross 67: Follies
AAcross 69: Genetic letters
AAcross 70: Have no accomplicesACTALONE
AAcross 71: DoneATANEND
AAcross 72: Three times a day, on an Rx
AAcross 73: Thurman of "The Avengers"
AAcross 74: Title role for StreisandYENTL
AAcross 75: Mire
AAcross 76: Narrow-minded affairs?BIGOTBUSINESS
AAcross 80: Kitchen appliance brandOSTER
AAcross 82: When doubled, an old sitcom sign-offNANU
AAcross 83: Blasts from the past, brieflyNTESTS
AAcross 84: Payroll fig.SSN
AAcross 87: N.B.A. star Lamar ___ODOM
AAcross 89: Act as a go-between
AAcross 91: Main lines
AAcross 93: Peter Pan rivalJIF
AAcross 95: Teacher's pet?SCHOOLMARMOT
AAcross 99: Commercial prefix with jet
AAcross 100: One making an impression
AAcross 102: Poet who wrote "She walks in beauty, like the night"
AAcross 103: Belong
AAcross 104: Blacksmith, often
AAcross 105: Race of Norse deities
AAcross 108: Picks up
AAcross 110: More like a bubble bath
AAcross 112: Stop to admire one's pillaging?LOOTANDBEHOLD
AAcross 117: Hams
AAcross 118: World capital said to have been founded by King Midas
AAcross 119: Muse of astronomy
AAcross 120: "Hmmm ..."LETSSEE
AAcross 121: Theater annoyance
AAcross 122: ManagesGETSBY
DDown 1: Oomph
DDown 2: W.W. II agcy.OPA
DDown 3: Movie with the repeated line "To infinity, and beyond!"TOYSTORY
DDown 4: Snobbery
DDown 5: Site of many kisses
DDown 6: Sound from a dungeon
DDown 7: Hereditary
DDown 8: Around 1,000, e.g.: Abbr.
DDown 9: Word repeated in Emily Dickinson's "___ so much joy! ___ so much joy!"
DDown 10: Winter vehicles with treadsSNOCATS
DDown 11: Yours, in NemoursATOI
DDown 12: Day care charges
DDown 13: State in the Sierra Madre
DDown 14: Game with Wild Draw Four cardsUNO
DDown 15: Runs the hose over againREWATERS
DDown 16: Stopping place in a Carlo Levi titleEBOLI
DDown 17: Sexiest bell ringer?BARDOTOFAVON
DDown 18: Ancient Jewish ascetic
DDown 19: Lilliputian
DDown 24: Home of the world's northernmost capital: Abbr.ICEL
DDown 28: "I Never Played the Game" writerCOSELL
DDown 30: Sanyo competitorAIWA
DDown 31: ___ blocker
DDown 33: "This Boy's Life" author WolffTOBIAS
DDown 34: Nerve material?
DDown 36: Health org.
DDown 38: Stern cry?
DDown 39: "Very funny!"HAHAHA
DDown 40: Oscar winner Jannings and othersEMILS
DDown 43: Again and again?
DDown 46: Spots
DDown 49: Showed hospitality at the doorASKEDIN
DDown 50: Bygone muscle carsGTOS
DDown 52: They have substantial bills
DDown 54: Sen. Lott
DDown 55: Mountain air
DDown 56: Got started, with "up"
DDown 57: Alternative to a hotel, brieflyBANDB
DDown 58: Cable channel whose first showing was "Gone With the Wind"
DDown 60: John Wayne film, with "The"
DDown 61: "Swan Lake" garb
DDown 62: Part of a Beckett play?ANACTOFGODOT
DDown 66: Makes an assertionSAYSSO
DDown 68: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 ___ minorINB
DDown 69: Mass, for one
DDown 70: Gallic girlfriend
DDown 72: "Pagliacci" clownTONIO
DDown 73: Guam, e.g.: Abbr.USTERR
DDown 77: Aplenty
DDown 78: Take back
DDown 79: Ministre d'___
DDown 81: You can count on them
DDown 84: Texas toppers
DDown 85: Delhi wrap
DDown 86: Bygone Dodge
DDown 88: Early 12th-century yearMCV
DDown 90: What turned-out pants pockets may signifyIMBROKE
DDown 92: Slicker accessoryRAINHAT
DDown 93: Toastmaster General of old comedyJESSEL
DDown 94: Bury
DDown 96: Last ride?
DDown 97: Hungarian playwright known for "Liliom"
DDown 98: Like a line, brieflyONED
DDown 101: Pauses
DDown 103: Partner in a French firm, maybe
DDown 106: Hunk
DDown 107: Actress SkyeIONE
DDown 109: Put ___ in one's earABUG
DDown 111: Prior to, in verse
DDown 113: Select
DDown 114: We may precede this
DDown 115: Ad ___
DDown 116: Box on a calendar
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