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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 23rd August 2009
There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd August 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Shepherd
AAcross 5: Logical beginning?PATHO
AAcross 10: Regs.STDS
AAcross 14: Curio
AAcross 19: Langston Hughes poemITOO
AAcross 20: Who said "No good movie is too long, and no bad movie is short enough"EBERT
AAcross 21: House Republican V.I.P. Cantor
AAcross 22: Windblown soil
AAcross 23: Used a push-button toilet?PRESSEDTHEFLUSH
AAcross 26: Difficult surface for high-heel shoes
AAcross 27: The Jaguars, on scoreboardsJAX
AAcross 28: "White trash," e.g.
AAcross 29: Been in bed
AAcross 30: Kind of school
AAcross 31: Stop on ___ADIME
AAcross 33: "Julius Caesar" roleCASCA
AAcross 36: 12-time Pro Bowl player JuniorSEAU
AAcross 38: Super ___ (game console)NES
AAcross 39: Neural network
AAcross 40: "I can't drink beer this late"?ITSPASTMYBUDTIME
AAcross 44: Operates
AAcross 46: Flu symptom
AAcross 47: Ovid's love poetryAMORES
AAcross 48: Green
AAcross 50: Largest city paper in the U.S.: Abbr.NYT
AAcross 51: Narrow estuary
AAcross 54: Arg. neighborURU
AAcross 55: Dairy regulator?BUTTERBUSINESSBUREAU
AAcross 61: Mil. unitRGT
AAcross 62: "Up and ___!"ATEM
AAcross 63: It was destroyed by Godzilla in "Godzilla Raids Again"
AAcross 64: Cans
AAcross 66: "Zounds!"
AAcross 68: Yeoman of the British guard
AAcross 71: Sci-fi writer's creation
AAcross 72: Like Rockefeller Center
AAcross 73: Cantilevered window
AAcross 74: "The Hallucinogenic Toreador" artist
AAcross 76: Extinct relative of the emu
AAcross 77: Baseball official gets revenge?THEUMPIRESTRIKESBACK
AAcross 83: ___ Chinmoy (late spiritual leader)
AAcross 84: Toon frame
AAcross 85: Poetic dark period
AAcross 85: Poetic dark period
AAcross 86: "Concentrate!"
AAcross 87: Govt.-issued securitiesTBONDS
AAcross 90: Pelé was its M.V.P. in '76NASL
AAcross 92: Shadow
AAcross 93: "The bolt alone is sufficient"?WORKSWITHOUTANUT
AAcross 97: Stiff drink
AAcross 101: Mil. address
AAcross 102: Medicinal succulent
AAcross 103: Native of Leipzig
AAcross 104: One looking for a ticket, maybe
AAcross 105: Spruce
AAcross 108: Added value
AAcross 110: Sons of, in HebrewBNAI
AAcross 112: Nashville-based awards org.CMA
AAcross 113: Pitcher Reynolds of the 1940s-'50s YankeesALLIE
AAcross 114: Story of a small Communist barbarian?THELITTLEREDHUN
AAcross 118: Designer GeoffreyBEENE
AAcross 119: Eric of "Munich"BANA
AAcross 120: Gettysburg general under LeeEWELL
AAcross 121: Hammer part
AAcross 122: "The East ___," song of the Chinese Cultural RevolutionISRED
AAcross 123: Egyptian solar disk
AAcross 124: Catch in a ring, maybe
AAcross 125: Without much thought
DDown 1: Bill collector?TIPJAR
DDown 2: Online brokerageETRADE
DDown 3: Sartre play set in hellNOEXIT
DDown 4: Fetes
DDown 5: Plastic surgeon's procedure
DDown 6: Shanghais
DDown 7: Colorful fish
DDown 8: Regal inits.HRH
DDown 9: Native: SuffixOTE
DDown 10: Emmy-winning WardSELA
DDown 11: Platitude
DDown 12: Miramax owner
DDown 13: P.T.A. meeting place: Abbr.SCH
DDown 14: Sister in Chekhov's "Three Sisters"OLGA
DDown 15: Five-time Wimbledon champBORG
DDown 16: 1960s sitcom title roleJEANNIE
DDown 17: Prizes
DDown 18: Transmitter of nagana
DDown 24: Reno-to-L.A. dir.
DDown 25: News bulletin
DDown 30: Hawaiian attire
DDown 32: Basis of a Scouting badge
DDown 34: Neuters
DDown 35: Peyotes, e.g.
DDown 37: Litigators' org.
DDown 40: Chemically quiet
DDown 41: Mother ___
DDown 42: U.S. rebellion leader of 1842
DDown 43: Loyally following
DDown 45: Eye layers
DDown 48: McDonald's chicken bit
DDown 49: Affix
DDown 50: Having digits
DDown 52: "The wolf ___ the door"ISAT
DDown 53: Welcomed, as a visitorASKEDIN
DDown 55: Mated
DDown 56: Jazz genre
DDown 57: End-of-year numbers
DDown 58: P.M. between Netanyahu and SharonBARAK
DDown 59: Aviator
DDown 60: Open
DDown 65: Neb. neighborSDAK
DDown 67: Gets a C, sayDOESOK
DDown 69: Where Guinness originates
DDown 70: ___ painFEELNO
DDown 71: Words before may or mightWISHI
DDown 75: The French stateLETAT
DDown 78: Mantel pieces
DDown 79: Convenient meeting place?
DDown 80: Seed coat
DDown 81: "Put your feet up"
DDown 82: Tolkien hobbit
DDown 87: Overthrows
DDown 88: Oven option
DDown 89: Part of R.S.V.P.SIL
DDown 91: Also, in ArlesAUSSI
DDown 92: Places for moles
DDown 93: Mustardy condiment
DDown 94: Cane accompanier, maybe
DDown 95: Curtis of cosmeticsHELENE
DDown 96: Aristocrats
DDown 98: Fixed for all time
DDown 99: Gulliver of "Gulliver's Travels"LEMUEL
DDown 100: Gearshift mechanism, informally
DDown 104: Contend
DDown 106: "O.K. then"
DDown 107: Network signal
DDown 109: ___ Bator
DDown 111: Author/poet BatesARLO
DDown 114: TV schedule abbr.TBA
DDown 115: 10-digit no.
DDown 116: Former rival of USAir
DDown 117: Printer specification: Abbr.DPI
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