New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th March 2011

There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th March 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Roast V.I.P.'s	MCS
AAcross 4:	Overall composition?
AAcross 9:	Military funeral concluder
AAcross 13:	Cars with floor-mounted ignitions	SAABS
AAcross 18:	Density symbol, in physics
AAcross 19:	By itself
AAcross 20:	Kaaba visitor's faith
AAcross 22:	Say grudgingly
AAcross 23:	"I suppose it might seem odd that a reverend like myself would suddenly begin ___ ..."	MARRYINGTHEKALE
AAcross 26:	Top-___ (golf ball brand)
AAcross 27:	"Dirt cake" ingredients	OREOS
AAcross 28:	Equine-related
AAcross 29:	Gun it
AAcross 29:	Gun it
AAcross 31:	"... but I've always thought ___ had a more fun job than I do"	MOSTPASTORS
AAcross 35:	"For an avid philatelist like me, sorting envelopes is thrilling - I might spot a ___!"	STAIRRAMP
AAcross 37:	Kind of ceremony
AAcross 38:	Show no modesty
AAcross 39:	Marvin of "Cat Ballou"
AAcross 40:	Friday's rank: Abbr.	SGT
AAcross 43:	Had
AAcross 44:	Poor writer's scribblings?	IOUS
AAcross 45:	Indo-Europeans	ARYANS
AAcross 48:	"When a man is nervous about shipping breakables, I tell him, '___ carefully, sir' ..."	CRACKYOURPATE
AAcross 52:	Domino's order
AAcross 53:	Whirlybird
AAcross 54:	Actress Peeples	NIA
AAcross 55:	Big name in rum	BACARDI
AAcross 59:	Round-trippers, in sports lingo
AAcross 60:	"... and I write '___' on the box, which seems to reassure him"	CANDLEWITHHAIR
AAcross 64:	Cambridgeshire's ___ Cathedral	ELY
AAcross 65:	Viking's destination
AAcross 66:	Don Juan's mother	INEZ
AAcross 67:	"___ had enough"	IVE
AAcross 68:	"The best part of the job, of course, is when I'm out on the street ___"	RAKINGMYMOUNDS
AAcross 73:	Drawers of war?
AAcross 76:	Mesabi Range export
AAcross 77:	Tee-___	HEE
AAcross 78:	Remote place
AAcross 79:	Food label no.	RDA
AAcross 80:	"I'm a bit leery of dogs - it's unsettling to enter a yard and hear some ___ at me ..."	GROUNDHOWLING
AAcross 84:	From scratch
AAcross 87:	Lover of light
AAcross 88:	Distress
AAcross 89:	Old inits. in telecommunication	GTE
AAcross 90:	Vegas casino hotel, with "the"
AAcross 91:	The Bahamas' Great ___ Island	ABACO
AAcross 93:	Novel for which Sartre declined the Nobel Prize
AAcross 96:	"... but dogs can't spoil how much I enjoy driving around in the ___"	TRAILMUCK
AAcross 99:	"Homeowners get excited when they see me opening their ___ ..."	BETTERLOCKS
AAcross 104:	Least bright
AAcross 105:	Eighty-eight
AAcross 107:	Dry out
AAcross 108:	"The Hot Zone" topic
AAcross 109:	"... and when I hand-deliver a package, the recipients are positively ___ - it's very satisfying!"	CHILLEDWITHFEAR
AAcross 114:	Fountain drinks
AAcross 115:	Berry of "Frankie and Alice"
AAcross 116:	Histrionics
AAcross 117:	Poetic preposition
AAcross 118:	Daisy variety
AAcross 119:	Ugly situation
AAcross 120:	Matches timewise, informally
AAcross 121:	Acid
DDown 1:	1983 Michael Keaton comedy	MRMOM
DDown 2:	Single-named "Hollywood Squares" regular	CHARO
DDown 3:	Results of chafing
DDown 4:	Place to get a facial	DAYSPA
DDown 5:	Film director Roth	ELI
DDown 6:	Tours turndown
DDown 7:	Having one sharp	ING
DDown 8:	Manner
DDown 9:	Ziggurat features
DDown 10:	Interviews
DDown 11:	Finishes	PLAYSOUT
DDown 12:	___ ammoniac
DDown 13:	More guarded
DDown 14:	Onetime Freud collaborator	ADLER
DDown 15:	Queen in the "Star Wars" saga	AMIDALA
DDown 16:	Asphalt ingredient
DDown 17:	Open terrain
DDown 21:	Desert landforms
DDown 24:	Flummery
DDown 25:	___ de combat
DDown 30:	It comes from the heart
DDown 30:	It comes from the heart
DDown 32:	Comes to
DDown 33:	Forest flutist
DDown 34:	Palm phone	TREO
DDown 36:	Hit with a charge	TASE
DDown 38:	Flapper's wrap
DDown 40:	Bookish type
DDown 41:	Soviet foreign affairs minister during the Cuban missile crisis
DDown 42:	Answering machine insert
DDown 44:	2010 Apple release
DDown 46:	Rolling in green
DDown 47:	Triumphant cry
DDown 49:	Revivalism?
DDown 50:	Leave weaponless
DDown 51:	Bygone Tide rival	RINSO
DDown 53:	French sweetie	CHERI
DDown 55:	Industry, slangily
DDown 56:	Wardrobe items
DDown 57:	Fork
DDown 58:	Dunne of "My Favorite Wife"	IRENE
DDown 60:	Small island
DDown 61:	It's closeted
DDown 62:	Put the kibosh on
DDown 63:	Film director Craven	WES
DDown 65:	Title for de Staël: Abbr.	MME
DDown 69:	On the subject of	INRE
DDown 70:	Moves a head?
DDown 71:	Golden ___ (General Mills product)
DDown 72:	"Forget it!"	UHUH
DDown 73:	Striking player
DDown 74:	Symbol of Athena
DDown 75:	Lincoln while in Congress, e.g.
DDown 78:	Babel
DDown 80:	Car financing inits.	GMAC
DDown 81:	Where prisoners swing picks	ROCKPILE
DDown 82:	Ear: Prefix
DDown 83:	___ monde
DDown 84:	Like the GE Building
DDown 85:	Locomotive furnace
DDown 86:	Lost Colony's island
DDown 92:	Companion of Rex and Rover
DDown 93:	Bird that may nest on volcanic ash
DDown 94:	Unable to agree
DDown 95:	Pack leaders
DDown 97:	R&B's ___ Brothers	ISLEY
DDown 98:	Car dealer's offering
DDown 99:	Farmland rolls
DDown 100:	Bungling fool
DDown 101:	Fishing accoutrement
DDown 102:	1980s-'90s Chrysler offerings	KCARS
DDown 103:	Iota
DDown 106:	Woes
DDown 110:	Mugger on stage
DDown 111:	Not straight
DDown 112:	Novelist McEwan	IAN
DDown 113:	Station for cinephiles	TMC