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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 16th August 2009
There are 68 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th August 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Added (on)
AAcross 7: Schisms
AAcross 12: Says "Two 19-Across," e.g.
AAcross 16: One of the Big Three, for short
AAcross 19: See 12-Across
AAcross 20: More than is required
AAcross 21: Home of Rainbow Bridge National Monument
AAcross 22: "Riddle-me-___"
AAcross 23: "Pardon me"ERRORMESSAGE
AAcross 25: Late 1920s to around 1950RADIOERA
AAcross 27: North Carolina town that's home to Appalachian State University
AAcross 28: Summer comfort statTHI
AAcross 29: "Save me"MASSAPPEAL
AAcross 31: Seeding org.USTA
AAcross 32: Statement of factITISSO
AAcross 35: "My best soldiers," according to Douglas MacArthurWACS
AAcross 36: In shape
AAcross 37: A.A.A. recommendation: Abbr.RTE
AAcross 38: "Feed me"
AAcross 40: Physicist BohrNIELS
AAcross 41: Exactly right, in British lingoBANGON
AAcross 43: "The Thorn Birds" and others
AAcross 44: Stops on the road
AAcross 45: Kind of column or committee
AAcross 48: Put the kibosh on
AAcross 49: It has strong jaws
AAcross 51: Modern trivia competition locale
AAcross 54: "For me?"RECEIVINGLINE
AAcross 57: Irishman who was a Time magazine Person of the Year in 2005BONO
AAcross 58: ___ ligation
AAcross 61: Ones entering rehab
AAcross 62: Enters graduallyEASESINTO
AAcross 64: Snorkeling sites
AAcross 66: Break off
AAcross 67: Plug
AAcross 68: Gets no answers wrong on the testACESIT
AAcross 69: 1993 TV western starring Kenny Rogers and Travis TrittRIODIABLO
AAcross 71: Invites to one's apartment, sayHASUP
AAcross 73: Scott Turow's first book was about themONELS
AAcross 74: Nevada cityELKO
AAcross 75: "Shoot me"FILMDIRECTION
AAcross 78: Mo. with Natl. Grandparents' Day
AAcross 79: ___ Dubos, humanist who said "Think globally, act locally"RENE
AAcross 80: Old verb suffix
AAcross 81: Superlative on "Top Chef"
AAcross 85: Fearsome Foursome team
AAcross 87: Like some grain
AAcross 89: Rough shelter
AAcross 90: N.C.A.A. women's basketball powerhouseUCONN
AAcross 92: "Lean on me"
AAcross 96: Herd of whales
AAcross 97: Pickup place for pets
AAcross 98: Airline mentioned in "Back in the U.S.S.R."BOAC
AAcross 99: Former Miss America hostRONELY
AAcross 100: Al dente
AAcross 101: "Make me"
AAcross 104: Actress Hagen
AAcross 105: Singing SimonCARLY
AAcross 106: Bartender's announcementLASTCALL
AAcross 107: "Kiss me"
AAcross 111: Friend ___ friendOFA
AAcross 112: Draft statusONEA
AAcross 113: Where Jean-Claude Killy practicedALPES
AAcross 114: Theater area
AAcross 115: Lighting director's choice
AAcross 116: Bank bailout acronym
AAcross 117: Big success
AAcross 118: Child often having special responsibilities
DDown 1: Where many commuters live, informallyTHEBURBS
DDown 2: Balloon or blimp
DDown 3: Sweet potato nutrient
DDown 4: Icelandic money
DDown 5: To be abroadETRE
DDown 6: British mil. decorationDSM
DDown 7: Enter quicklyRUSHIN
DDown 8: Won't take no for an answer
DDown 9: Org. overseeing trials
DDown 10: Port pusher
DDown 11: Come across as
DDown 12: Holders of body lubricating fluids
DDown 13: Lake ___, source of the MississippiITASCA
DDown 14: Pops in the nursery
DDown 15: Send
DDown 16: "It's on me"FREERESPONSE
DDown 17: Go off track
DDown 18: What kings rule
DDown 24: Classical rebukeETTU
DDown 26: Choose to participateOPTIN
DDown 30: Cobblers' needs
DDown 32: Like some bonds
DDown 33: Stilt, e.g.
DDown 33: Stilt, e.g.
DDown 34: Eyes and ears
DDown 38: Arcangelo ___, Italian violin master
DDown 39: Sign of hunger
DDown 40: Tonga-to-Hawaii dir.
DDown 42: Daytime talk show starting in 1987GERALDO
DDown 44: "___ little silhouetto of a man" ("Bohemian Rhapsody" lyric)ISEEA
DDown 46: Big word in German adsNEU
DDown 47: Ballet set in the RhinelandGISELLE
DDown 49: Word that led to the "Why a duck?" routine by the Marx brothers
DDown 50: Walk-___
DDown 52: Before
DDown 53: Cans
DDown 55: Nasty words
DDown 56: Housing arrangement
DDown 57: Congressional terms, e.g.
DDown 58: Scale weights
DDown 59: Functional
DDown 60: "Write me"BOOKPROPOSAL
DDown 63: Child's wheels
DDown 65: Bank holdings?
DDown 67: Battle starWARHERO
DDown 70: Hamper
DDown 71: Batsman
DDown 72: Mom-and-pop org.PTA
DDown 76: Very, very tired
DDown 77: Singing brothers' surnameISLEY
DDown 79: Presidential inits.RMN
DDown 82: Wrap around
DDown 83: Hollywood hopefuls
DDown 84: Flapdoodle
DDown 86: "___ of robins ..."ANEST
DDown 87: Ready for a drive?ONCD
DDown 88: Protest cryNONUKES
DDown 90: Get moving again, in a way
DDown 91: Wine order
DDown 92: Mechanic
DDown 93: Cap attachment
DDown 94: Obsession
DDown 95: Sweet treat
DDown 98: Safari leader
DDown 100: Unit of capacitance
DDown 102: Resident of the Land of Cakes
DDown 103: Places to unwind
DDown 105: Thing to wind
DDown 108: Hardwood source
DDown 109: One who knows one's liabilities
DDown 110: E.T.S. offeringGRE
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