New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd August 2010

There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd August 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Come to ___!"
AAcross 5:	Of wrath, in a Latin hymn	IRAE
AAcross 9:	Throws in
AAcross 13:	"La Resurrezione" composer
AAcross 19:	Film about a corrida participant put to pasture?	AGINGBULL
AAcross 21:	Mount ___ (volcano in Mordor)
AAcross 22:	Too
AAcross 23:	... a candy-sharing confederate?	THEGUMBALLALLY
AAcross 25:	Lake Erie city west of Cleveland	LORAIN
AAcross 26:	As bad luck would have it
AAcross 27:	Vivacity
AAcross 28:	... a small-minded lady?	PETTYWOMAN
AAcross 30:	"Casino" actor Joe	PESCI
AAcross 32:	TV producer MacFarlane
AAcross 34:	1942 Harry James hit "___ My Guy"
AAcross 35:	Bowler's assignment
AAcross 36:	___ Day & the Knights (band in "Animal House")
AAcross 38:	The mythical tree Yggdrasil, for one
AAcross 40:	Finback whale
AAcross 41:	Museum piece
AAcross 43:	Cut off
AAcross 44:	... an embarrassingly one-sided tennis match?	ATHOUSANDACES
AAcross 48:	David Sarnoff's company	RCA
AAcross 51:	Political theorist Hannah
AAcross 53:	"Evita" narrator
AAcross 54:	The Beatles' "___ Got a Feeling"	IVE
AAcross 55:	Some solos
AAcross 57:	One who keeps things from going up?
AAcross 59:	Geometric shape whose perimeter has infinite length
AAcross 62:	The Colosseum was completed during his reign
AAcross 63:	Paramecium's propellers
AAcross 65:	Part of N.F.L.: Abbr.	NATL
AAcross 66:	Base
AAcross 67:	... decorative furniture elements being blown off with dynamite?	BEDKNOBSANDBOOMSTICKS
AAcross 75:	Army division
AAcross 76:	"Lying thief," e.g.
AAcross 77:	___ Dame	NOTRE
AAcross 78:	Actress Perez	ROSIE
AAcross 80:	Speaks nonsense
AAcross 83:	Record keeper
AAcross 87:	Practices, as a trade
AAcross 88:	Helpfulness
AAcross 89:	Lunch, e.g.
AAcross 91:	"Rainbow Six" author	CLANCY
AAcross 92:	California city name starter
AAcross 93:	... a demonic horse?	MYFIENDFLICKA
AAcross 98:	Continuity problem
AAcross 99:	Western star Lee Van ___	CLEEF
AAcross 101:	Center of a daisy, e.g.
AAcross 102:	Shuffleboard stick
AAcross 103:	Pixar title character	NEMO
AAcross 104:	Recitation by Scheherazade
AAcross 106:	"Time ___ ..."
AAcross 108:	Yukon, e.g.: Abbr.	TERR
AAcross 110:	Makes an effort
AAcross 112:	... drink garnishes?	OLIVETWIST
AAcross 115:	Work like a dog
AAcross 117:	Rhenium or rhodium
AAcross 120:	Inability to appreciate music
AAcross 121:	... a seedy Hollywood bar?	MULHOLLANDDIVE
AAcross 124:	Antipathetic
AAcross 125:	___ Cakesters (Nabisco offering)
AAcross 126:	... skinned knuckles?	FISTBLOOD
AAcross 127:	Tenant
AAcross 128:	Home in the sticks?
AAcross 129:	Weather-stripped item
AAcross 130:	Sicilian province	ENNA
DDown 1:	Gentle touches
DDown 2:	Turkish title
DDown 3:	One whose music is easy to follow?
DDown 4:	What intersecting lines create
DDown 5:	Maker of the Roadrunner supercomputer	IBM
DDown 6:	"What nonsense!"
DDown 7:	Wing-shaped
DDown 8:	Novelist Bret Easton ___	ELLIS
DDown 9:	1969 literary heroine who says "I like the words damozel, eglantine, elegant. I love when you kiss my elongated white hand"
DDown 10:	Intelligent swimmer
DDown 11:	Founder of an Oahu plantation
DDown 12:	Tommy of ESPN	SMYTH
DDown 13:	Papal office
DDown 14:	Acknowledge
DDown 15:	___ oil (perfumery ingredient)
DDown 16:	Bomb detector?
DDown 17:	Name in 2000 newspapers	ELIAN
DDown 18:	Country singer Shelby	LYNNE
DDown 20:	Fellas
DDown 24:	"Baby, It's Cold Outside" composer	LOESSER
DDown 29:	Bygone Toyota
DDown 31:	Hybrid farm animal
DDown 33:	Afternoon meal, across the pond
DDown 36:	Count ___ (2004 Jim Carrey role)	OLAF
DDown 37:	Singer/songwriter Amos
DDown 39:	Ad ___
DDown 42:	Exam for would-be attys.	LSAT
DDown 44:	Univ. overseers
DDown 45:	Part of a TV dial
DDown 46:	"What he said"
DDown 47:	Where Excalibur was forged	AVALON
DDown 49:	Make watertight
DDown 50:	Beasts of burden
DDown 52:	Upscale restaurant requirement, maybe
DDown 56:	"To Catch a Thief" setting
DDown 58:	Sharpie tip
DDown 60:	Author Malraux	ANDRE
DDown 61:	Flagged vehicle
DDown 64:	St. Clare's home	ASSISI
DDown 67:	Consumer reports?
DDown 68:	___ Gay	ENOLA
DDown 69:	Renders reluctant
DDown 70:	"The Sandbox" playwright
DDown 71:	Central point
DDown 72:	Hip 1960s teen
DDown 73:	"New and Improved!" might appear on one
DDown 74:	Song syllables
DDown 79:	Carlisle Cullen's wife in "Twilight"	ESME
DDown 80:	Boisterous laugh
DDown 81:	Mention	REFERTO
DDown 82:	___ volatile
DDown 84:	Swallowing of food, e.g.
DDown 85:	Hustle
DDown 86:	Paper slip?
DDown 90:	Personal quirk
DDown 94:	English churchyard sight	YEWTREE
DDown 95:	Plants with stinging hairs
DDown 96:	Indian mulberry product
DDown 97:	Sailor's sword
DDown 100:	Hand brakes, e.g.
DDown 103:	Conifer leaf
DDown 104:	Unqualified
DDown 105:	Registering a pulse
DDown 107:	Electronic game fad of the 1980s
DDown 109:	Gives deep massage therapy
DDown 111:	Web site for cinephiles	IMDB
DDown 113:	What lotus-eaters enjoy
DDown 114:	"I'd be glad to!"
DDown 116:	Russian figure skater Kulik
DDown 118:	Major publisher of romance novels
DDown 119:	Helen of Troy's mother
DDown 122:	Wanting to be near one's fans?
DDown 123:	Last in a series
DDown 123:	Last in a series