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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 19th December 2010
There are 76 across clues and 95 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th December 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Not liveONTAPE
AAcross 7: Author Roald
AAcross 11: Shop dresser
AAcross 15: How something may be veiled
AAcross 21: "Ball Four" author
AAcross 22: Big name in athletic footwearAVIA
AAcross 23: Rama's kingdom
AAcross 24: Whence the line "I fear Greeks even when they bring gifts"
AAcross 25: Feature of some pool balls
AAcross 26: A long time pastMANYMOONSAGO
AAcross 28: Enthrones
AAcross 29: At nightAFTERDARK
AAcross 31: Football's SandersDEION
AAcross 32: Long-shot candidate
AAcross 33: ___-to
AAcross 34: ___ Kippur
AAcross 35: What the focus of a 125-Across will do at its climaxTURNRED
AAcross 37: "___ said ..."ASI
AAcross 38: Glossy black bird
AAcross 40: One way to stopONADIME
AAcross 42: Mil. address
AAcross 44: Driller?: Abbr.SGT
AAcross 45: Kisser
AAcross 47: Clone of an optical medium's contentsCDIMAGE
AAcross 49: Wang of fashion
AAcross 50: Lulus
AAcross 52: Drinking and gambling
AAcross 54: Basic solutions
AAcross 55: Breach
AAcross 57: DummiesPEABRAINS
AAcross 61: Six-time All-Star third baseman for the 1970s DodgersCEY
AAcross 63: Remove drapes from, as a room
AAcross 66: Objects of interest in a 125-AcrossCELESTIALBODIES
AAcross 69: First female U.S. secretary of stateALBRIGHT
AAcross 72: Not yet delivered
AAcross 74: How some things are made
AAcross 75: Jackie's #2ONASSIS
AAcross 77: Think probable
AAcross 78: Pliny possessiveMEA
AAcross 79: Beach seen from Diamond Head
AAcross 80: Once, in the past
AAcross 81: 1914 Edgar Rice Burroughs novel set in an underground landATTHEEARTHSCORE
AAcross 88: Like many cakes
AAcross 89: "Honor is ___ scutcheon": Shak.AMERE
AAcross 91: Bygone European capital
AAcross 92: Subterfuge
AAcross 93: Track star Owens
AAcross 94: Many an avid observer of a 125-AcrossAMATEURASTRONOMER
AAcross 100: Atlantic City locale, with "the"
AAcross 103: Loser to McKinley
AAcross 104: Duff Beer vendor
AAcross 105: Spaceship attire
AAcross 106: Slump
AAcross 109: Slugger RobertoALOMAR
AAcross 111: Jackie's #1
AAcross 114: Proust's "___ Way"SWANNS
AAcross 116: Book set?
AAcross 119: Italian lover's cooTIAMO
AAcross 120: Indian royal
AAcross 122: Deep-dish dishes
AAcross 123: Heads outside together?
AAcross 124: Novelty glassesXRAYSPEX
AAcross 125: Event on Dec. 21, 2010, viewable in North and South America, depicted visually in this puzzleTOTALLUNARECLIPSE
AAcross 128: Turkish pooh-bahs
AAcross 131: Flying Cloud, e.g.
AAcross 132: Student's stat.AVG
AAcross 133: Dub
AAcross 137: With 146-Across, what the center of this puzzle is doing during a 125-Across
AAcross 140: FoldsGOESUNDER
AAcross 146: See 137-AcrossASHADOW
AAcross 149: To whom Hamlet says "Get thee to a nunnery"OPHELIA
AAcross 150: There from the start
AAcross 151: It marks the target on a curling rinkTEELINE
AAcross 152: Munchkins
AAcross 153: Pardner, say
AAcross 154: Commodore's insigniaONESTAR
DDown 1: Delivery people, briefly
DDown 2: ZeroNOTAONE
DDown 3: Battle over domain
DDown 4: HagglingATIT
DDown 5: Sailor who debuted in a 1929 comicPOPEYE
DDown 6: Juan's JanuaryENERO
DDown 7: Glen Canyon ___
DDown 8: Actress Gardner
DDown 9: Dharma follower
DDown 10: Tiramisu features
DDown 11: Catalog
DDown 12: Steak ___DIANE
DDown 13: Veer back
DDown 14: Comic Philips
DDown 15: Aircraft gauges
DDown 16: Kind of couplet for Chaucer
DDown 17: "___ out?"INOR
DDown 18: Paper for which Murray Kempton and Jim Dwyer won PulitzersNEWSDAY
DDown 19: Trace of blood?
DDown 20: Football meas.YDS
DDown 27: Youthful prank in a car
DDown 30: Superhero played by Liam Neeson in a 1990 filmDARKMAN
DDown 32: Era of ignoranceDARKAGE
DDown 33: Kind of laneHOV
DDown 35: How things may be laidTOREST
DDown 36: Key of Bach's "The Art of Fugue"DMINOR
DDown 39: Director AndersonWES
DDown 41: Yankee great Joe, colloquiallyDIMAG
DDown 43: Amorous skunk in cartoonsPEPE
DDown 46: Golden State campus inits.UCSD
DDown 48: How things may be lit or remembered
DDown 50: Lincoln Center production
DDown 51: 1974 Japanese NobelistSATO
DDown 52: Feeling
DDown 53: Extended solo
DDown 56: Crackerjacks
DDown 58: Tundra or wetland
DDown 59: Terbium or thulium
DDown 60: Father-and-son actorsALDAS
DDown 62: Actor MoralesESAI
DDown 63: Promising proposalBRIGHTIDEA
DDown 64: Prepare to fight
DDown 65: "Grey's Anatomy" extra
DDown 67: One of the Islamic virtues
DDown 68: Grateful responseIOWEYOU
DDown 69: Big name in athletic footwearASICS
DDown 70: Column in a dating questionnaire
DDown 71: Optimist's focus
DDown 73: Aquarium fish
DDown 76: One getting a lift?
DDown 82: "___ yellow ribbon ..."TIEA
DDown 83: Place to put bags
DDown 84: Laugh partHAR
DDown 85: E.M.T.'s training
DDown 86: Science
DDown 87: Reagan and othersRONS
DDown 90: Tactic used against Britain by Napoleon
DDown 93: Boarding aids
DDown 95: Out-and-out
DDown 96: Protective membrane
DDown 97: Beethoven's "Appassionata," e.g.
DDown 98: One that overflows
DDown 99: Fender bender, e.g.
DDown 100: Towering
DDown 101: Jordan's Queen ___ International AirportALIA
DDown 102: Smidgens
DDown 106: [Just like that!]
DDown 107: One of the Brontës
DDown 108: E.U. groupGSIX
DDown 110: Pot-au-feu, e.g.MEATSTEW
DDown 112: Classic rebukeETTU
DDown 113: Observatory feature
DDown 115: Powder rooms?
DDown 117: It may be shot during a riot
DDown 117: It may be shot during a riot
DDown 118: Castaway's locale
DDown 120: The year 1045MXLV
DDown 121: Japanese "thanks"ARIGATO
DDown 126: Need for KenKen
DDown 127: Bistro offering
DDown 128: Rent-___ACOP
DDown 129: Hang open
DDown 130: 1968 U.S. Open champ
DDown 134: Mine entrance
DDown 135: Bart Simpson's grandmother
DDown 136: Pitcher
DDown 138: Suffix with vir-ILE
DDown 139: Never: Ger.
DDown 141: Lennon's lady
DDown 142: "Charlotte's Web" inits.EBW
DDown 143: Dawn
DDown 144: Italian GodDIO
DDown 145: Forest game
DDown 147: Clinton or Obama, once: Abbr.
DDown 148: Laugh partHEE
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