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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 27th February 2011
There are 71 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th February 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Desert Storm transports
AAcross 8: Is sociable
AAcross 13: Annoyed with persistent petty attacks
AAcross 20: Qualify
AAcross 21: Contest site
AAcross 22: 1994 Red Hot Chili Peppers albumOUTINLA
AAcross 23: Rabbi or mullah
AAcross 24: Like most Western music
AAcross 25: Went over completely
AAcross 26: March ___
AAcross 27: John McCain and John KerryVIETNAMVETS
AAcross 30: Dog command
AAcross 31: Gig for a deejay
AAcross 33: Sped
AAcross 34: For-EV-er
AAcross 35: Steeplechase, e.g.
AAcross 36: Idle
AAcross 38: Emulated a hungry wolf
AAcross 40: Common rolls
AAcross 42: River crossed by the Longfellow Bridge
AAcross 44: Clogs at the bottom?
AAcross 45: Arrive at by airFLYINTO
AAcross 46: Repair shop figs.
AAcross 47: British P.M. after Lloyd George
AAcross 49: Ward, to the Beaver
AAcross 50: Payday, often: Abbr.
AAcross 51: Crash-investigating org.NTSB
AAcross 52: Striped stones
AAcross 55: What "Arf! Arf!" or "Meow!" may meanFEEDME
AAcross 57: "The Real World" airerMTV
AAcross 60: 2009 hit film with subtitled scenes
AAcross 62: Earn
AAcross 63: Word on either side of "à"
AAcross 66: ContributesCHIPSIN
AAcross 68: Transfer, as at a nursery
AAcross 70: "The Charge of the Light Brigade" figure
AAcross 72: Block component
AAcross 73: "Wedding Crashers" co-star, 2005VINCEVAUGHN
AAcross 76: Evolutionary chart
AAcross 77: Key of Chopin's "Polonaise-Fantaisie"AFLAT
AAcross 79: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, once, on "S.N.L."
AAcross 80: "Spider-Man" directorRAIMI
AAcross 81: "Get lost!"BEATIT
AAcross 83: Ft. Collins setting
AAcross 84: Abbr. on a currency exchange boardEUR
AAcross 85: Toy company behind yo-yos
AAcross 86: Entered carefullyEDGEDIN
AAcross 88: Canyonlands National Park features
AAcross 90: Bands on the run?
AAcross 91: Aircraft control surface
AAcross 93: Good name for a surveyor?
AAcross 94: Some MuslimsSUNNIS
AAcross 95: Those near and dearLOVEDONES
AAcross 98: Quality of new-fallen snow
AAcross 101: "___ Pieces" (Peter and Gordon hit)IGOTO
AAcross 102: Congolese riverUELE
AAcross 104: Nondemocratic rule
AAcross 105: Short answers?RSVPS
AAcross 106: Kind of scan, for short
AAcross 107: Keepers of the flame?VESTALVIRGINS
AAcross 111: E.R. readout
AAcross 112: Old nuclear watchdog: Abbr.
AAcross 113: Dutch city ESE of UtrechtEDE
AAcross 114: Toil
AAcross 115: The Beavers of the N.C.A.A.OSU
AAcross 116: QB's miscueINT
AAcross 117: Newcastle-to-London dir.
AAcross 118: Play that introduced the word "robot"RUR
AAcross 119: Anathematic
AAcross 120: Break, of a sort
AAcross 121: Some Windows systemsNTS
DDown 1: Eighth Hebrew letter
DDown 2: Discovers
DDown 3: Post-flood locale
DDown 4: The other way around
DDown 5: Old verb ending
DDown 6: About 16,900 ft., for 3-DownELEV
DDown 7: Letter's end?
DDown 8: The situation
DDown 9: Tree with very hard timber
DDown 10: TV title character who said "I'm not an Amazon"XENA
DDown 11: Covered, as cookware
DDown 12: Some gunfire
DDown 13: Overhead ___
DDown 14: Cadence syllables
DDown 15: "Let's make ___ true Daily Double"
DDown 16: Plant with purple flowersVINCAVINE
DDown 17: Name of 13 popes
DDown 18: Gold and silver, but not bronze
DDown 19: ___ City, Fla.DADE
DDown 28: Antiquity, poetically
DDown 29: Demise
DDown 32: Course for new U.S. arrivalsESL
DDown 35: King on un tronoREY
DDown 36: A-one service?
DDown 37: Setting for part of 2005's "Munich"
DDown 39: Royal name in NorwayOLAV
DDown 40: Use for skatingSLIDEON
DDown 41: Break down
DDown 43: Infernal
DDown 45: Big name in mustardFRENCHS
DDown 48: Sloppy, as a kiss
DDown 50: Sword: Fr.
DDown 53: ___-X
DDown 54: "Oh, joy!," e.g., typically
DDown 55: Inane
DDown 56: ___ Miller (Julie Christie title role with 57-Down)
DDown 56: ___ Miller (Julie Christie title role with 57-Down)
DDown 57: Warren Beatty title role with 56-DownMCCABE
DDown 58: Group with a board of governorsTHEFED
DDown 59: Weekly since 1955, with "The"VILLAGEVOICE
DDown 61: Type in again, as a password
DDown 61: Type in again, as a password
DDown 62: "After you"
DDown 63: Vessel seen just below the surface?
DDown 64: Hired gun, in gang slang
DDown 65: Coils
DDown 67: Clotting agent
DDown 69: Plastic used in piping
DDown 71: SubsSTANDINS
DDown 74: Marcel Marceau, e.g.
DDown 75: [This makes me mad!]GRR
DDown 78: Satisfied, for a while at leastTIDEDOVER
DDown 80: #2'sRUNNERSUP
DDown 82: Home recorderTIVO
DDown 85: Repair shop job
DDown 87: Teetotaler
DDown 89: U.S.S.R. part: Abbr.
DDown 90: What may help one live and learn?
DDown 92: Classic hair removal brandNEET
DDown 94: Catch some flies
DDown 95: Some beans
DDown 96: Meanies
DDown 97: Hack
DDown 98: Overly caffeinated
DDown 99: Pooped
DDown 100: Some NCOsSSGTS
DDown 103: "___ Enchanted" (2004 film)ELLA
DDown 104: V
DDown 108: U.R.L. enderEDU
DDown 109: Brewhouse fixture
DDown 110: Code-breaking grp.
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