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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 29th August 2010
There are 63 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th August 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Like villains
AAcross 6: Middleton who sang with Louis ArmstrongVELMA
AAcross 11: They might carry babies in nappies
AAcross 16: Muckety-mucksPOOHBAHS
AAcross 19: Cell phone feature
AAcross 20: Auditorium features
AAcross 22: *Kid constantly switching schools, maybe
AAcross 23: *Age-revealing method
AAcross 25: Headless Horseman's wear
AAcross 26: The Wildcats, for shortKSU
AAcross 27: Kind of expression
AAcross 28: Real cutup
AAcross 29: *Stale air removersEXHAUSTFANS
AAcross 33: *Supposed results of stressGRAYHAIRS
AAcross 35: Danielle Steel novel about a European princessHRH
AAcross 36: Lisa with the #1 hit "Stay (I Missed You)"
AAcross 38: Barks
AAcross 39: "Gee," in Glasgow
AAcross 42: Newer, as a carLATEMODEL
AAcross 46: "Ladies and gentlemen ...," e.g.
AAcross 50: Biblical kingdomMOAB
AAcross 52: Big name in dinnerwareDANSK
AAcross 53: "Conversations With God" author ___ Donald WalschNEALE
AAcross 56: British American Tobacco brand
AAcross 58: *Embezzlement, e.g.
AAcross 60: *Pet shop purchase
AAcross 62: Gamble
AAcross 63: Not an imit.ORIG
AAcross 65: Makes one
AAcross 66: Reuters competitorUPI
AAcross 67: Words a house burglar doesn't want to hearSICEM
AAcross 68: *Party bowlfulMIXEDNUTS
AAcross 71: Highest point on the Ohio & Erie Canal
AAcross 73: "___ moment"INA
AAcross 74: Thunderbirds' org.
AAcross 76: Like peacocks
AAcross 77: "___ a Woman?" (Sojourner Truth speech delivered in 1851 in 71-Across)AINTI
AAcross 78: *Pluto, e.g., before it was plutoed
AAcross 81: *Harlequin romance, e.g.QUICKREAD
AAcross 85: Isthmus
AAcross 86: Wine order
AAcross 87: Protuberant
AAcross 88: ___ precedent
AAcross 89: Title dog in an Inge playSHEBA
AAcross 91: Delicate skill
AAcross 94: Cover some ground
AAcross 95: Cards once traded for Gehrigs, sayOTTS
AAcross 98: Part of Q.E.D.ERAT
AAcross 99: ___-Boy (brand of furniture)LAZ
AAcross 101: *Leadfoot's downfall
AAcross 106: *It's got some miles on itUSEDVEHICLE
AAcross 112: Some World Cup cheers
AAcross 113: Was two under
AAcross 115: Flair of pro wrestlingRIC
AAcross 116: Matey's libation
AAcross 117: *Annual sports event since 1997WINTERXGAMES
AAcross 120: *Beginning of time?YEARZERO
AAcross 122: Bagel request
AAcross 123: Online magEZINE
AAcross 124: Arrive continuouslySTREAMIN
AAcross 125: Religious council
AAcross 126: Around the Clock is a version of this
AAcross 127: Solomons
DDown 1: Antiseptic agent
DDown 2: Zip
DDown 3: "You bet!"OHYEAH
DDown 4: "Cabaret" lyricist
DDown 5: Navy, e.g.DARKSHADE
DDown 6: Cleaner, for short
DDown 7: Went by
DDown 8: Newswoman LoganLARA
DDown 9: "Sex and the City" character also known as JohnMRBIG
DDown 10: Egyptian god of the universe
DDown 11: Rice source
DDown 12: Small inlet
DDown 13: "Per ardua ad ___" (Royal Air Force motto)ASTRA
DDown 14: 900 years before Queen Elizabeth was crownedMLIII
DDown 15: Mister abroad
DDown 16: Tempo
DDown 17: Own, in the past
DDown 18: Double ___ (Oreo variety)STUF
DDown 21: Some police personnel: Abbr.SGTS
DDown 24: About
DDown 30: Web address
DDown 31: Donation location
DDown 32: Cozy spot
DDown 34: Cable inits. for sales pitchesHSN
DDown 37: Oscar winner for "Life Is Beautiful"BENIGNI
DDown 39: Skipping
DDown 40: Carries on
DDown 41: Is not as easy as it seemsHASACATCH
DDown 43: Atlantic City hot spot, with "the"
DDown 44: Musician BrianENO
DDown 45: Court cry
DDown 47: Purchase at a booth: Abbr.TKT
DDown 48: Soldiers home from service, e.g.
DDown 49: Start of a popular children's rhymeONEPOTATO
DDown 51: Hog
DDown 54: Elementary figure: Abbr.ATWT
DDown 55: Corrosive cleaning agents
DDown 57: Where the limbo dance originated
DDown 59: Object
DDown 60: Be a ___ heartKIDAT
DDown 61: Chris with the top 10 hit "Wicked Game"ISAAK
DDown 64: Woolgathering
DDown 68: Where the Senegal River begins
DDown 69: "___ all possible"IFAT
DDown 70: Citation's end
DDown 72: White wine cocktails
DDown 75: Like aprons, at times
DDown 79: Squeeze (out)
DDown 80: Nancy Drew's beau
DDown 82: Locale of an 1805 Napoleon victoryULM
DDown 83: Supermarket with a red oval logo
DDown 84: Low-cost, lightweight autos of the 1910s-'20s
DDown 87: Lesage book "Gil ___"BLAS
DDown 90: Gymgoer's pride
DDown 92: Sensible
DDown 93: Derisive call
DDown 96: "Time ___" (1990s sci-fi series)TRAX
DDown 97: Gave under pressure
DDown 100: Many a path up a mountain
DDown 100: Many a path up a mountain
DDown 101: Foments
DDown 102: Wields
DDown 103: Teeny-tinyEENSY
DDown 104: "Dónde ___ los Ladrones?" (1998 platinum album by Shakira)ESTAN
DDown 105: Square
DDown 107: Temperance proponents
DDown 108: ___ CongVIET
DDown 109: ___ de cacao
DDown 110: Petty and Singer
DDown 111: Von Furstenberg of fashionEGON
DDown 114: Kuwaiti dignitary
DDown 118: Alternative rock genre
DDown 119: Parisian possessiveSES
DDown 121: Actor StephenREA
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