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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 12th April 2009
There are 73 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th April 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Rock salt
AAcross 7: [I'm shocked!]
AAcross 11: Item in a belt-maker's tool belt
AAcross 14: Grps.ORGS
AAcross 18: Distinguished
AAcross 20: AARP part: Abbr.AMER
AAcross 21: Formerly
AAcross 22: Wickfield's scheming partner in "David Copperfield"HEEP
AAcross 23: Felt suspicion
AAcross 24: Like early Beatles recordings
AAcross 25: Becomes peevedGETSSORE
AAcross 27: Cartoon skunkPEPE
AAcross 28: 1987 champion skater BrianORSER
AAcross 30: Frowning
AAcross 32: Shell shape
AAcross 34: Give up, slangily
AAcross 35: Not offering traction, in a way
AAcross 36: ___ del Sol
AAcross 39: Medicinal syrups
AAcross 41: "Law & Order: ___"SVU
AAcross 42: Epitome of simplicity
AAcross 45: Attorneys' org.
AAcross 46: 1976 top 10 hit for Hall & OatesSHESGONE
AAcross 48: One who goes a-courting?
AAcross 49: "___ bad"
AAcross 50: Bright spot in the night sky
AAcross 52: Politico Ross and familyPEROTS
AAcross 54: Ages and ages
AAcross 56: Came through the wall, maybe
AAcross 57: Stairway part
AAcross 59: Punk rock club activity
AAcross 59: Punk rock club activity
AAcross 61: Catch
AAcross 62: You are: Sp.
AAcross 63: Marisa's role in "My Cousin Vinny"
AAcross 64: Word repeated before "go away"
AAcross 65: Things that may not go in 69-AcrossSQUAREPEGS
AAcross 69: See 65-AcrossROUNDHOLES
AAcross 71: Word with chair or street
AAcross 72: Schools in Albany and Oneonta are part of it: Abbr.SUNY
AAcross 73: First name in '50s comedy
AAcross 74: Suffix with adverbIAL
AAcross 75: IdlingINNEUTRAL
AAcross 77: FiversABES
AAcross 78: Layered rock
AAcross 82: Hard-nosed
AAcross 83: Eyeball covering
AAcross 85: Plumlike shade
AAcross 86: Gaping opening
AAcross 87: Newsman HuntleyCHET
AAcross 89: "Farewell, ___" (Dylan song popularized by Joan Baez)ANGELINA
AAcross 92: Tap site
AAcross 93: Org. in the 1946 thriller "Cloak and Dagger"OSS
AAcross 94: Huck Finn, e.g.
AAcross 95: Refrigerator part
AAcross 96: Horseshoers' tools
AAcross 98: Some batteries
AAcross 99: "Aye, aye!" hearer: Abbr.CAPT
AAcross 100: Bug
AAcross 102: Sounds familiarRINGSABELL
AAcross 106: "... but I could be wrong"ORNOT
AAcross 107: Places to graze
AAcross 111: Took
AAcross 112: Org. for singles?USTA
AAcross 114: Rehnquist's successor
AAcross 116: Good time for suntanning
AAcross 117: Native's suffixITE
AAcross 118: Spice Girl HalliwellGERI
AAcross 119: Fizz ingredient
AAcross 120: Tech. school
AAcross 121: Univ. aides
AAcross 122: Many unread messages
AAcross 123: Small mistakes
DDown 1: Crop grown by George Washington
DDown 2: Billet-doux recipient
DDown 3: Orator's challenge
DDown 4: Swallow
DDown 5: Caffeine source
DDown 6: End of a ballade
DDown 7: Cause of a limpGAMELEG
DDown 8: Son of Venus
DDown 9: Something D.C. does not have
DDown 10: Film V.I.P.
DDown 11: Unsettled feeling
DDown 12: Boo-hoo
DDown 13: SpareLETLIVE
DDown 14: Key opening?OHSAY
DDown 15: Vintage cars
DDown 16: "Nights in Rodanthe" star, 2008
DDown 17: Careered
DDown 19: Game pursuer
DDown 26: In the hold, say
DDown 29: Suckers
DDown 31: Entrances
DDown 33: 1936 Oscar-winning title role for Paul Muni
DDown 34: "What's My Line?" features
DDown 36: Heartbreaker types
DDown 37: "O" in the old Army phonetic alphabet
DDown 38: Mint relative
DDown 40: Knockoffs
DDown 41: Best-selling novelist about whom Gore Vidal said "She doesn't write, she types!"SUSANN
DDown 42: Lacking a key
DDown 43: Game with balls
DDown 44: Songwriter Leonard and othersCOHENS
DDown 47: Really ought to
DDown 48: End of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 9/23/1806
DDown 51: Exterminator's tool
DDown 53: Diffuse slowly
DDown 55: Recent release?
DDown 57: Simulate, as an event
DDown 58: Historic Scottish county
DDown 60: Amy of "Field of Dreams"MADIGAN
DDown 65: Prefix with graphSEISMO
DDown 66: Flying Kangaroo companyQANTAS
DDown 67: Longtime Time rival, informallyUSNEWS
DDown 68: Puckered
DDown 69: Packs again, as groceriesREBAGS
DDown 70: Buildings on some bases
DDown 73: "Phooey!"DARNIT
DDown 76: Remove, as a necklace
DDown 79: Closes, as a deal
DDown 80: Instructions part
DDown 81: Doesn't look at all youthful
DDown 84: Silencers?
DDown 85: Duplicates exactly
DDown 88: AttacksHASATIT
DDown 90: Patriarch of a tribe of IsraelEPHRAIM
DDown 91: Show a preference
DDown 95: Political columnist ThomasCAL
DDown 97: Not up
DDown 98: Representative
DDown 99: Hands over
DDown 101: Transpacific landing site
DDown 102: Eastern queen
DDown 103: Something to click
DDown 104: PX patronsNCOS
DDown 105: Test stage
DDown 106: Other, in OaxacaOTRA
DDown 108: Physics 101 units
DDown 109: In ___ (even)ATIE
DDown 110: Some IDs: Abbr.SSNS
DDown 113: Natl. Library Card Sign-Up Month
DDown 115: Diva's wrap
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