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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 20th February 2011
There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th February 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Words before a discounted priceYOUPAY
AAcross 7: TV network forceADREPS
AAcross 13: Pickle juices
AAcross 19: Go-getter
AAcross 20: Hometown of old radio's Fibber McGee and Molly
AAcross 21: Noted parent in tabloidsOCTOMOM
AAcross 23: Not level
AAcross 24: Did sleight of hand with
AAcross 25: Food often dipped in soy sauce
AAcross 26: Band whose 1998 song "One Week" was #1 for one weekENAKEDLADIES
AAcross 29: Tennis's IvanisevicGORAN
AAcross 30: Astrologer to the rich and famousOMARR
AAcross 33: Softens
AAcross 34: More furtive
AAcross 36: PC key
AAcross 37: Lab instructor?DOGHANDLER
AAcross 39: Reduced amount?QTY
AAcross 40: 1950s pinup queen ___ PageBETTIE
AAcross 42: Spartan walkway
AAcross 43: Bridge position
AAcross 44: ___ generis
AAcross 45: "After you"
AAcross 46: Pear varietyTLETT
AAcross 48: Milky Way, for one
AAcross 50: Didn't accept, with "on"
AAcross 53: One way for drivers to turnONRED
AAcross 55: NASA recruiting site
AAcross 56: In the past, once
AAcross 60: "Give ___ rest!"
AAcross 61: ___-ray DiscBLU
AAcross 63: Gift from above
AAcross 65: Shreve who wrote "The Pilot's Wife"ANITA
AAcross 66: Onetime head of the Medellín drug cartelPABLOESCO
AAcross 69: Mattel announced their breakup in 2004BIEANDKEN
AAcross 71: Name in 2000 headlinesELIAN
AAcross 72: Set up
AAcross 76: Alphabet trioRST
AAcross 77: Tapping site
AAcross 78: Big name in lens careRENU
AAcross 79: Dernier ___CRI
AAcross 80: Sandler's "Spanglish" co-starLEONI
AAcross 82: With good order
AAcross 84: Classic western slugfestROOMBRAWL
AAcross 87: It's just below a B
AAcross 89: Really use an opportunity well
AAcross 92: CPR proEMT
AAcross 93: Slinky, e.g.
AAcross 94: Togo's capital
AAcross 98: Writer/philosopher Hannah
AAcross 99: General name on a menu?TSO
AAcross 100: Three-stringed instruments
AAcross 102: Roman 1,002MII
AAcross 103: Children's song refrainEIEIO
AAcross 105: "Death of a Salesman" roleLOMAN
AAcross 106: Best Buy buy
AAcross 107: Wars, in ancient RomeBELLA
AAcross 109: Plan on ordering a drink, sayBELLYUPTOTHE
AAcross 112: Loose
AAcross 114: Actress Dolores of the silent era
AAcross 115: Brand advertised with a cowBORDEN
AAcross 119: Member of an assaulting party
AAcross 120: Leveling tool
AAcross 121: Blue boys?SMURFS
AAcross 122: Fervid
AAcross 123: Choir supports
AAcross 124: Currency replaced by the euro
DDown 1: Rushing stat: Abbr.YDS
DDown 2: Popeye's galOYL
DDown 3: Juan's oneUNO
DDown 4: New Year's Eve wearPAPERHATS
DDown 5: Egyptian god of the universe
DDown 6: "Star Wars" guruYODA
DDown 7: BeseechesAPPEALSTO
DDown 8: Resolved
DDown 9: Suitcase convenience
DDown 10: "Aunt ___ Cope Book"ERMAS
DDown 11: Multicolored
DDown 12: Really mean
DDown 13: Giving orders
DDown 14: Pioneer in quadraphonic recordsRCA
DDown 15: "I love this!"ITSGREAT
DDown 16: Big Apple neighborhoodNOHO
DDown 17: Gulf state
DDown 18: Civil war locale beginning in 1991
DDown 22: Made, as money
DDown 27: Sharply reprimandedKEDAT
DDown 28: JustELY
DDown 30: Takes too much
DDown 31: Witty saying
DDown 32: Fifth word of the Gettysburg Address
DDown 35: W.W. II craftEBOAT
DDown 38: Etui item
DDown 39: Jails, in British slang
DDown 41: FinisTHEEND
DDown 44: Drop
DDown 45: Quiet transportation
DDown 47: Simon of Duran DuranLEBON
DDown 48: ___-Magnon
DDown 49: Present opener?OMNI
DDown 50: Parade tootler
DDown 51: Dickens title openerATALE
DDown 52: Vaccine pioneer
DDown 54: "The Killing Fields" actor Haing S. ___NGOR
DDown 57: "___-Tikki-Tavi"RIKKI
DDown 58: Word with plate or plant
DDown 59: Like grapefruit juice
DDown 62: Grp. whose seal has the words "This we'll defend"
DDown 62: Grp. whose seal has the words "This we'll defend"
DDown 64: Irving Bacheller novel "___ Holden"EBEN
DDown 65: Caper
DDown 67: Ralph ___ né LifshitzLAUREN
DDown 68: Steal
DDown 70: Equal in heightASTALL
DDown 73: Avis alternative
DDown 74: Lizard look-alike
DDown 75: Football score abroadGOL
DDown 79: South American animal with a snout
DDown 81: Quarantine advocates
DDown 83: Part of the next-to-last line of the Lord's PrayerDELIVERUS
DDown 85: "My stars!"OHDEARME
DDown 86: Mend, in a way, as a metal joint
DDown 88: Lounge in many a hotel
DDown 89: Fearsome snakes
DDown 90: Mozart's "Un bacio di mano," e.g.
DDown 91: Garrison in MinnesotaKEILLOR
DDown 93: More like Bette Midler stage shows
DDown 95: Green-lightsOKS
DDown 96: Common middle name for a girl
DDown 97: Biblical verb ending
DDown 99: Cravat holder
DDown 100: Recurring Matt Damon title role
DDown 101: Not out
DDown 104: "The Great Movies" authorEBERT
DDown 105: Actor Waggoner and othersLYLES
DDown 108: Product of fatback
DDown 110: Italian author Primo
DDown 111: Recipe abbr.TBSP
DDown 113: Brig. ___
DDown 116: Rap's Dr. ___DRE
DDown 117: Little amphibian
DDown 118: Hush-hush grp.
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