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Sunday, 15th February 2009

There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th February 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Some people dress in them in the winter
AAcross 7:	Bayer alternative	ANACIN
AAcross 13:	Poetry movement of Ezra Pound
AAcross 20:	Result of vitamin B12 deficiency
AAcross 21:	Military hero	WARACE
AAcross 22:	1992-93 World Series champs
AAcross 23:	Numbskull who likes Macintosh computers?	BOOBFORAPPLES
AAcross 25:	Exercised too much
AAcross 26:	Irish patriot Robert
AAcross 27:	Iron ___
AAcross 27:	Iron ___
AAcross 28:	Reddish-orange creatures
AAcross 30:	Caboose's opposite
AAcross 31:	Schubert composition
AAcross 32:	___ people (sci-fi figures)
AAcross 33:	Entrees for oilman Pickens?	TBOONESTEAKS
AAcross 35:	John McCain, e.g.: Abbr.
AAcross 36:	Bothers	GETSTO
AAcross 38:	Burgeon
AAcross 39:	"___ interested"
AAcross 40:	Mavens
AAcross 41:	Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, e.g.: Abbr.
AAcross 43:	Who said "It gets late early out there"
AAcross 47:	"Gimme an A ...!," e.g.
AAcross 49:	Williams of tennis	SERENA
AAcross 52:	At the earliest opportunity
AAcross 56:	A lot of the Bahamas
AAcross 57:	"Get ___ writing"	ITIN
AAcross 59:	Turner of history
AAcross 60:	Mame, for one
AAcross 61:	Pluses
AAcross 62:	Just fine
AAcross 63:	Between a dozen and a score of Disney creations?	SIXTEENTOONS
AAcross 66:	Narrow groove
AAcross 68:	Overexposure or redeye?	PHOTOOOPS
AAcross 70:	Be frugal
AAcross 71:	South Carolina Gamecocks?	TEAMROOSTERS
AAcross 73:	La-la preceder
AAcross 75:	Sheltered
AAcross 76:	Tightened, as shoelaces
AAcross 77:	Egg: Prefix	OVI
AAcross 78:	Warehouse contents: Abbr.	MDSE
AAcross 79:	Abbr. on maps of the Old West	TERR
AAcross 80:	Ragtime dance
AAcross 82:	Parlor piece
AAcross 84:	Sanctify
AAcross 86:	Excellence
AAcross 88:	Rocket measure
AAcross 89:	Intimate apparel
AAcross 90:	Rocket's path, maybe
AAcross 93:	A throw
AAcross 96:	Was blinding
AAcross 98:	Sharp turn back
AAcross 101:	Kids' whistles and horns?	TOYSFORTOOTS
AAcross 106:	Drops on the lawn
AAcross 107:	Roman evening
AAcross 108:	Dürer, for one
AAcross 109:	Saint ___, mother of the Virgin Mary
AAcross 110:	Fox News anchor Pemmaraju
AAcross 111:	Buenos ___	AIRES
AAcross 112:	Loose
AAcross 114:	Place to sit by the highway?	ROADSIDESTOOP
AAcross 117:	Planter
AAcross 118:	One treating disorders of the ear
AAcross 119:	Shelby who wrote "The Content of Our Character"
AAcross 120:	Swirling
AAcross 121:	G.E. products
AAcross 122:	Cast
DDown 1:	Geoffrey Beene, Bill Blass and others
DDown 2:	Cultural instability
DDown 3:	Navy officers
DDown 4:	Plant
DDown 5:	Start of a breakup
DDown 6:	___ Miguel Island	SAO
DDown 7:	Edgar and Tony
DDown 8:	Where a redneck gets red
DDown 9:	Pioneering Dadaist
DDown 10:	Novelist Carr	CALEB
DDown 11:	Arctic weather phenomenon
DDown 12:	Counselor to the Greeks at Troy
DDown 13:	Spanish diminutive suffix	ITO
DDown 14:	Chess problem specifications
DDown 15:	Bing Crosby's "___ You Glad You're You?"	ARENT
DDown 16:	Stuff
DDown 17:	Spicy cuisine
DDown 18:	Sotted
DDown 19:	Limited in amount
DDown 24:	Gray location?
DDown 29:	Superior sort?
DDown 32:	Home of Caterpillar
DDown 33:	Band's plan
DDown 34:	___ milk
DDown 36:	Kaplan Review subj.	GRE
DDown 37:	Prohibition enforcers, informally	TMEN
DDown 40:	It "never won any battle," according to Eisenhower
DDown 42:	It has its privileges
DDown 44:	Bookbinding leather
DDown 45:	No contests
DDown 46:	Marks in the margin
DDown 47:	Factory eatery
DDown 48:	Moisten
DDown 49:	Many Punjabis	SIKHS
DDown 50:	Largest of the Cyclades	NAXOS
DDown 51:	Quintillionth: Prefix	ATTO
DDown 53:	Leading lights in ballet
DDown 54:	All people, according to the Bible
DDown 55:	Perfumery employee
DDown 56:	Revolutionary of 1957
DDown 58:	"___ the morning!"
DDown 63:	Carell of "The Office"	STEVE
DDown 64:	Classical poem
DDown 65:	Those, to Teodoro	ESOS
DDown 67:	Sharp ridge
DDown 69:	Dwellers along the Platte, once	OTOS
DDown 72:	European boundary river
DDown 74:	Language of Literature Nobelist Shmuel Yosef Agnon
DDown 78:	Whimper
DDown 81:	Landing place
DDown 83:	IDs
DDown 85:	Knickers wearer
DDown 87:	"Ciao!"	TATA
DDown 89:	Scratch
DDown 90:	Drill bit?	ATEASE
DDown 91:	Spoiled
DDown 92:	Competed in a velodrome
DDown 94:	Joseph who wrote "Nostromo"
DDown 95:	Order of the British Empire, e.g.
DDown 97:	Makes a member
DDown 98:	It's nice when checks have lots of them
DDown 99:	Space on a butterfly's wing
DDown 100:	Fought for air
DDown 102:	Suspect
DDown 103:	Manhattan Project scientist
DDown 104:	"Rock of Ages" accompaniment
DDown 105:	Like some goodbyes
DDown 107:	Internet destinations
DDown 110:	Mir launcher
DDown 111:	Vis-à-vis	ASTO
DDown 113:	2012 Olympics host: Abbr.
DDown 115:	Feel highly embarrassed, in teenspeak
DDown 116:	Superlative finish

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