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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 24th April 2011
There are 66 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th April 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Fix, as a program
AAcross 6: Water skimmers
AAcross 10: Nickname for BaryshnikovMISHA
AAcross 15: Gds.MDSE
AAcross 19: Steve McQueen's ex-wife and co-star in "The Getaway"ALIMACGRAW
AAcross 21: Vogue's Wintour and others
AAcross 22: Kind of torch
AAcross 23: Electrical paths in New York City?BIGAPPLECIRCUITS
AAcross 25: They're always charged
AAcross 26: Flap
AAcross 27: Poet's "before"
AAcross 28: D precederCSHARP
AAcross 29: Divert
AAcross 31: Deux of these are better than un
AAcross 33: Spill a Cuban drink?LOSEONESMOJITO
AAcross 36: Shelter that's often octagonal
AAcross 39: Housing for the homeless: Abbr.SRO
AAcross 40: Pit crew's supply
AAcross 41: One who says "Beg your pardon" after stepping on your toes?POLITEDANCER
AAcross 47: Mordant MortSAHL
AAcross 49: "Exodus" heroARI
AAcross 50: Father of Deimos and Phobos, in myth
AAcross 51: Seedcase that inspired Velcro
AAcross 52: Scot's "own"
AAcross 53: Noblewoman
AAcross 55: Dorm heads, for short
AAcross 56: Mmes., in IberiaSRAS
AAcross 57: Speak on C-Span, say
AAcross 60: Burn cause
AAcross 61: Gentleman's partner
AAcross 63: Preachers' lies?PULPITFICTION
AAcross 68: Get up?
AAcross 69: Subj. of modern mapping
AAcross 71: Bust planner, in brief
AAcross 72: Sly sort?RAMBO
AAcross 73: What a mashed potato serving may have?CENTEROFGRAVY
AAcross 78: "Sock it to me!" showLAUGHIN
AAcross 80: Unbar, to the Bard
AAcross 81: High-end cameraLEICA
AAcross 82: Superior body?
AAcross 83: Abbr. unlikely to start of a sentence
AAcross 84: Revolutionary?
AAcross 88: Continuing plot in a TV series
AAcross 89: "___ Did It" (2007 memoir)IFI
AAcross 90: Cookie first baked in Manhattan's Chelsea district
AAcross 91: "Confiteor ___ omnipotenti" (Latin prayer starter)DEO
AAcross 92: "Understood, man"IDIG
AAcross 94: Hairdresser's first do?LEARNERSPERM
AAcross 97: Luggage attachmentIDTAG
AAcross 99: Cartoon exclamation
AAcross 101: One way to serve caféAULAIT
AAcross 102: Author Amy's family squabble?CLASHOFTHETANS
AAcross 107: Our sun's typeGSTAR
AAcross 111: Baker or LoosANITA
AAcross 112: Pizza topping
AAcross 113: FICA fig.SSN
AAcross 115: Prefix with metric
AAcross 116: "It won't hurt ___"
AAcross 117: The Miracles?SMOKEYANDTHEBAND
AAcross 121: Ball boy?
AAcross 122: Like a bagel
AAcross 123: Homey's rep
AAcross 124: Mtn. stats
AAcross 125: Shakespeare's "spot"SEEST
AAcross 126: Tofu sources
AAcross 127: Spine-tingling
DDown 1: Blot with gauze, sayDABAT
DDown 2: Pass over
DDown 3: One who sees everything in black and white?
DDown 4: Actress Thurman
DDown 5: Regards in wondermentGAPESAT
DDown 6: Rubberneck
DDown 7: Art, nowadays
DDown 8: Rocky of song
DDown 9: Tell, e.g.
DDown 10: Asian gambling mecca
DDown 11: Stores after cremation
DDown 12: Long-range shooters
DDown 13: Word after high or top
DDown 14: Source of Indian tea
DDown 15: Volcano near Aokigahara forestMTFUJI
DDown 16: Mass part
DDown 17: Bitin' things
DDown 18: ___ for elephantEIS
DDown 20: Red Cross course, briefly
DDown 24: Line score inits.RHE
DDown 30: Group with the 6x platinum album "Dr. Feelgood"MOTLEYCRUE
DDown 32: Backing: Var.
DDown 33: Bent beamsLBARS
DDown 34: Some flakes
DDown 35: Suffix with psych-OSIS
DDown 37: Whistle-blower, in slang
DDown 38: Facebook co-founder SaverinEDUARDO
DDown 41: 3.26 light-years
DDown 42: Sibyl, for one
DDown 43: Writer EdaLESHAN
DDown 44: Chinese dynasty during the time of Confucius
DDown 45: Marquess's subordinate
DDown 46: Sow's counterpart
DDown 48: Prefix with portHELI
DDown 54: Change the price on
DDown 56: Bedtime commentSLEEPTIGHT
DDown 58: Neaten
DDown 59: Season in le soleil?ETE
DDown 62: First German emperor of Italy
DDown 63: Runner
DDown 64: Mideast nosh
DDown 65: Announcement upon arrivingIMHERE
DDown 66: ___ dictum (incidental remark)
DDown 67: Sarge, e.g.
DDown 70: CBS's "The ___ Today"NFL
DDown 74: Audition (for)
DDown 75: 100 Iranian dinars
DDown 76: Israeli seaport
DDown 77: Cow, in CádizVACA
DDown 79: Director KurosawaAKIRA
DDown 82: Comics character who said "Big sisters are the crab grass in the lawn of life"LINUS
DDown 84: Keatsian, e.g.
DDown 85: Johnnie Walker varietyREDLABEL
DDown 86: Plant manager?
DDown 87: Willingly
DDown 90: Chooses
DDown 93: Start to boil over?GETSORE
DDown 95: Met by chanceRANINTO
DDown 96: Intaglio seals
DDown 98: If nothing changes
DDown 100: Base wear?
DDown 103: They have hops
DDown 104: Choose
DDown 105: Scotland's Firth of ___
DDown 106: Rake in
DDown 108: Sash go-with
DDown 109: "Rich Man, Poor Man" Emmy winnerASNER
DDown 110: Actor McDowallRODDY
DDown 113: Jeanne et Julie, e.g.: Abbr.STES
DDown 114: Any boat
DDown 116: ___ Lovelace, computer programming pioneer
DDown 118: ___ Szyslak of "The Simpsons"
DDown 119: Dull
DDown 120: E-mail add-onBCC
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