New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th October 2010

There are 62 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th October 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Charitable contributions
AAcross 5:	Bungalow roof
AAcross 11:	Part of an ice skater's shoe	TOEPICK
AAcross 18:	One of the Three B's
AAcross 19:	Friend of Hamlet	HORATIO
AAcross 21:	Film festival name since 1990
AAcross 22:	London-based place to play the ponies?	OTBINENGLAND
AAcross 24:	Firm part
AAcross 25:	Street bordering New York's Stuyvesant Town	AVENUEC
AAcross 26:	"___ Athlete Dying Young" (A. E. Housman poem)	TOAN
AAcross 28:	8-point X, e.g.
AAcross 29:	Laughing
AAcross 30:	J. D. Salinger character's favorite game?	HOLDEMCAULFIELD
AAcross 37:	Golfer John	DALY
AAcross 38:	Doughnut shape
AAcross 39:	Asian royalty
AAcross 40:	Letters on an Olympics jersey
AAcross 40:	Letters on an Olympics jersey
AAcross 42:	Busy
AAcross 44:	Like Nasser's movement	PANARAB
AAcross 48:	Game played with dice set on fire?	CRAPSSUZETTE
AAcross 52:	"Mad Men" actor Hamm	JON
AAcross 53:	"99 Luftballons" hit-maker of 1984	NENA
AAcross 54:	Spoilage
AAcross 55:	Short and detached, in mus.	STAC
AAcross 56:	Diva Renata	SCOTTO
AAcross 59:	One-third of a game win	TAC
AAcross 60:	"I'm ___ you!"
AAcross 62:	Libido
AAcross 64:	One-armed bandits?	SLOTSOFLUCK
AAcross 66:	Arabian Peninsula native	ADENI
AAcross 68:	Sideways on a ship
AAcross 70:	Participants in an annual run
AAcross 71:	Relative of a bingo caller?	KENOSPEAKER
AAcross 75:	Insurer's offering
AAcross 79:	Author McCaffrey
AAcross 80:	Antiquity, quaintly
AAcross 81:	Mitch Albom title person	MORRIE
AAcross 82:	Losing tribe in the Beaver Wars
AAcross 84:	Psychologist LeShan	EDA
AAcross 85:	Crumhorn, e.g.
AAcross 87:	Dearie
AAcross 88:	Card game played Reynolds's way?	BURTBACCARAT
AAcross 93:	Leaves high and dry
AAcross 95:	Poe's "rare and radiant maiden"	LENORE
AAcross 96:	On a roll
AAcross 97:	"I'm not the only one?"	YOUTOO
AAcross 99:	Actress Langdon	SUEANE
AAcross 101:	___ ghanouj
AAcross 105:	"Please consider playing the wheel again"?	DONTROULETTEOUT
AAcross 109:	"Life of Brian" outfits
AAcross 110:	Stereotypical lab assistant's name	IGOR
AAcross 111:	Alphabetically first inductee in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
AAcross 112:	Arriviste
AAcross 114:	Split personality?
AAcross 118:	Pot with a pile of chips?	STAKEPLATTER
AAcross 122:	Offered in payment
AAcross 123:	Vine-covered colonnade
AAcross 124:	Emphatically	OHSO
AAcross 125:	Nods
AAcross 126:	Radio ___
AAcross 127:	Gym gear
DDown 1:	"All ___!"
DDown 2:	8-Down's home
DDown 3:	TV character with dancing baby hallucinations	MCBEAL
DDown 4:	Climb, as a rope	SHINNYUP
DDown 5:	What you used to be?
DDown 6:	Big gun
DDown 7:	The Iguazu Riv. forms part of its border	ARG
DDown 8:	1960s chess champion Mikhail	TAL
DDown 9:	L overseer	CTA
DDown 10:	Alluded to	HINTEDAT
DDown 11:	When repeated, an admonishment
DDown 12:	Mich. neighbor	ONT
DDown 13:	Capital until 1868
DDown 14:	Like politics, by nature
DDown 15:	Hole just above a belt	INNIE
DDown 16:	Flashlight battery	CCELL
DDown 17:	Worked (up)
DDown 20:	N.B.A. star nicknamed the Candy Man	ODOM
DDown 21:	World capital almost 1 1/2 miles above sea level
DDown 21:	World capital almost 1 1/2 miles above sea level
DDown 23:	Bit in trail mix
DDown 27:	Part of a plot
DDown 31:	"The Epic of American Civilization" muralist
DDown 32:	Stuff of legends
DDown 33:	Effort
DDown 34:	Begins to transplant	UNPOTS
DDown 35:	"Lost" shelter
DDown 36:	Squishy place
DDown 38:	Art collector's asset
DDown 41:	Snake's warning
DDown 43:	Rock band with an inventor's name
DDown 45:	Football special teams player
DDown 46:	Tropical menace
DDown 47:	Roadster's lack
DDown 48:	Frogs
DDown 49:	Seven-line poem
DDown 50:	One who's all there?
DDown 51:	Bygone geographical inits.	UAR
DDown 52:	Scribble
DDown 57:	Give for free
DDown 58:	Frequently, in brief
DDown 61:	Well-known Tokyo-born singer
DDown 63:	"The Open Window" story writer
DDown 64:	Talk to the flock: Abbr.
DDown 65:	Mau ___ (forever, in Hawaii)	LOA
DDown 67:	School: Suffix
DDown 69:	Former Buffalo Bills great Don	BEEBE
DDown 72:	Hall & Oates, e.g.	POPDUO
DDown 73:	1974 top 10 hit whose title means "You Are"	ERESTU
DDown 74:	Canvases, say
DDown 76:	Coach Dick in the N.F.L. Hall of Fame	LEBEAU
DDown 77:	The Altar
DDown 78:	Recess
DDown 83:	Prefix with warrior
DDown 86:	Do some quick market work	DAYTRADE
DDown 89:	Tacit
DDown 90:	Smooth operator
DDown 91:	Early smartphone	TREO
DDown 92:	Basically
DDown 94:	Neighbor of Swe.
DDown 95:	Trial of the Century defendant
DDown 98:	"Shanghai Express" actor	OLAND
DDown 100:	Mathematical sequence of unknown length	NTUPLE
DDown 102:	Annual award for mystery writers	AGATHA
DDown 103:	Most meager
DDown 104:	Texas nine	ASTROS
DDown 105:	Mandates
DDown 106:	Meanies
DDown 107:	Common times for duels
DDown 108:	0.5 fl. oz.	TBSP
DDown 109:	"Your safety is our priority" org.
DDown 113:	Bit of theatrics
DDown 115:	"Taps" hour
DDown 116:	N.Y.C. subway line	IRT
DDown 117:	1950s political inits.	AES
DDown 119:	Actress Graynor	ARI
DDown 120:	Metric weights: Abbr.	KGS
DDown 121:	Big stretch?