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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 25th April 2010
There are 65 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th April 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Tubs
AAcross 6: Dead
AAcross 11: Large amount
AAcross 15: Imported cheese
AAcross 19: Tribe of IsraelASHER
AAcross 20: Resident of a country that's 97% mountains and desert
AAcross 21: Sailor's direction
AAcross 22: "Here I ___ Worship" (contemporary hymn)AMTO
AAcross 23: [ ]CHEERLEADINGFORMATION
AAcross 27: Fling
AAcross 28: English connections
AAcross 29: "Le Déjeuner des Canotiers," e.g.
AAcross 30: You may get a charge out of it
AAcross 31: Gwen who sang "Don't Speak," 1996STEFANI
AAcross 33: Top of a mountain?
AAcross 35: Saintly glows
AAcross 37: [ ]IMAGEONADOLLARBILL
AAcross 41: Leaving forOFFTO
AAcross 44: "Go on!"
AAcross 44: "Go on!"
AAcross 45: "A pity"
AAcross 46: Charles, for one
AAcross 47: Very friendly (with)
AAcross 49: Start of a famous J.F.K. quoteASKNOT
AAcross 52: Price part: Abbr.CTS
AAcross 55: [ ]YOGAPOSE
AAcross 58: Pizza orders
AAcross 59: Glossy black birds
AAcross 60: New York City transport from the Bronx to Coney IslandDTRAIN
AAcross 61: Throat sootherHOTTEA
AAcross 63: Like clogs
AAcross 65: After, in Avignon
AAcross 66: Paris attraction that features a [ ]THELOUVRE
AAcross 69: Passes over
AAcross 70: Football shoes
AAcross 72: Nervousness
AAcross 73: Low clouds
AAcross 75: Fannie ___ (some investments)
AAcross 76: Prenatal procedures, informally
AAcross 78: [ ]
AAcross 80: Coast Guard rank: Abbr.
AAcross 81: Snow fall
AAcross 82: Run ___ of
AAcross 84: Willy who wrote "The Conquest of Space"
AAcross 85: Whites or colors, e.g.
AAcross 86: NASA's ___ Research CenterAMES
AAcross 87: Trumpet
AAcross 89: [ ] that was the creation of an architect born 4/26/1917GLASSDESIGNBYIMPEI
AAcross 97: Humdingers
AAcross 98: Atomic centers
AAcross 99: Mozart's birthplace
AAcross 103: Network that airs "WWE Raw"
AAcross 103: Network that airs "WWE Raw"
AAcross 104: Breakdown of social norms
AAcross 106: Naval officer: Abbr.CMDR
AAcross 108: Bop
AAcross 109: [ ]THREEDIMENSIONALSHAPE
AAcross 114: O'Neill's "Desire Under the ___"
AAcross 115: "___ Death" (Grieg movement)ASES
AAcross 116: Flat storage place
AAcross 117: Headless Horseman, e.g.
AAcross 118: Way: Abbr.SYST
AAcross 119: Larry who played Tony in "West Side Story"KERT
AAcross 120: Compost units
AAcross 121: Professional grps.ASSNS
DDown 1: Almanac tidbits
DDown 2: "Give it ___"ASHOT
DDown 3: "___ Foolish Things" (1936 hit)
DDown 4: Deems worthySEESFIT
DDown 5: Canadian-born hockey great
DDown 6: Walter of "Star Trek"KOENIG
DDown 7: "Diary of ___ Housewife"AMAD
DDown 8: Crash sites?
DDown 9: Prefix with sex
DDown 10: Cookie holder
DDown 11: Seattle's ___ FieldSAFECO
DDown 12: Like some cell growth
DDown 13: Part of a Virgin Atlantic fleet
DDown 14: Prefix with mondeDEMI
DDown 15: "Let's ___!"
DDown 16: Composer ShostakovichDMITRI
DDown 17: Like Berg's "Wozzeck"
DDown 18: Williams of TVMONTEL
DDown 24: Smallville girl
DDown 25: Sudoku feature
DDown 26: Genesis landing site
DDown 32: "I love," in LatinAMO
DDown 33: Tizzy
DDown 34: "Krazy" one
DDown 36: Financial inst. that bought PaineWebber in 2000UBS
DDown 38: Upper hand
DDown 39: "I'm impressed!"
DDown 40: At ___ for wordsALOSS
DDown 41: Suffix with contradictORY
DDown 42: Nutritional regimenFOODPLAN
DDown 43: Parts of some Mediterranean orchardsFIGTREES
DDown 47: French pronounTOI
DDown 48: Exists no moreISNT
DDown 49: High: Lat.ALTUS
DDown 50: It doesn't hold water
DDown 51: 1980s Chrysler debutKCAR
DDown 52: April first?CAPITALA
DDown 53: Double-crosser
DDown 54: Payroll stub IDsSSNS
DDown 56: Fields
DDown 57: History
DDown 58: Covered walkways
DDown 59: Joltin' JoeDIMAG
DDown 61: "Thin Ice" star SonjaHENIE
DDown 62: Bars from the refrigerator
DDown 64: "___, is it I?"
DDown 65: Tip-top
DDown 67: Pinup boy
DDown 68: "___ Wood sawed wood" (start of a tongue twister)
DDown 71: Light lunch
DDown 74: Bygone daily MTV series, informallyTRL
DDown 77: Clapped and shouted, e.g.MADENOISE
DDown 78: "___ fan tutte"COSI
DDown 79: Ophthalmologist's study
DDown 81: Anatomical cavities
DDown 82: Both: PrefixAMBI
DDown 83: Tina of "30 Rock"
DDown 85: Baton Rouge sch.LSU
DDown 86: "Wheel of Fortune" purchase
DDown 87: Wanna-___ (imitators)
DDown 88: They're nuts
DDown 89: Sitting areas, slangily?
DDown 90: How rain forests grow
DDown 91: Bells and whistles, maybe
DDown 92: Kind of romance
DDown 93: Least friendly
DDown 94: Valley
DDown 95: House keepers
DDown 96: Knitting loop
DDown 100: Some have forks
DDown 101: How some people solve crosswordsINPEN
DDown 102: Singer/actress Karen of Broadway's "Nine"AKERS
DDown 105: Neighbor of Sask.NDAK
DDown 106: Mrs. Dithers of "Blondie"
DDown 107: Run before QMNOP
DDown 110: Ballpark fig.
DDown 111: Brown, e.g.: Abbr.SCH
DDown 112: Chemical suffix
DDown 113: Spanish Mrs.SRA
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