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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 15th January 2012
There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th January 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: DNA testing might reopen oneCOLDCASE
AAcross 9: Uses a 13-Across on
AAcross 13: "Star Trek" weaponPHASER
AAcross 19: Person who's a zero?
AAcross 20: What will the French think of next?
AAcross 21: Troop group
AAcross 22: Dream setting
AAcross 24: After-dinner choices
AAcross 25: PC key
AAcross 26: Some online communications, for shortIMS
AAcross 27: QB TebowTIM
AAcross 28: Thérèse de Lisieux, for oneSAINTE
AAcross 30: :D, e.g.
AAcross 33: Battle-ax
AAcross 37: Grp. that coordinates E.T.A. and E.T.D.ATC
AAcross 40: Letter-shaped girderHBEAM
AAcross 42: Basis of a lawsuit
AAcross 43: "By ___!"
AAcross 44: Slip-on
AAcross 46: Places for rings, maybe
AAcross 48: Humble response to praiseITRY
AAcross 50: Organ repair sites, briefly
AAcross 51: Polished
AAcross 52: ___ B. Driftwood ("A Night at the Opera" role)
AAcross 53: Org. that may assess violence levelsMPAA
AAcross 54: PBS flagship stationWNET
AAcross 55: Part of a pinochle round
AAcross 56: Former U.N. secretary general Kofi ___ANNAN
AAcross 58: Get ready to drive
AAcross 59: x, y and z
AAcross 60: Scot's "not"
AAcross 61: Ousted from the ring, for shortTKOD
AAcross 62: TV station, e.g.
AAcross 64: Cicely or tarragon
AAcross 66: Weather comment represented visually by this puzzle's circled lettersITSRAININGCATSANDDOGS
AAcross 72: Major artery through San AntonioITEN
AAcross 73: Plant tissue
AAcross 74: Hunted
AAcross 75: TV tavern keeper
AAcross 76: Bud
AAcross 78: Feel (for)
AAcross 80: The Mediterranean has a warm one
AAcross 82: Shade of a swan's bill in a Keats poem
AAcross 83: Kindergarten stuff
AAcross 83: Kindergarten stuff
AAcross 84: Gravitate
AAcross 85: Not cheating
AAcross 86: Many wonks
AAcross 88: Scat syllable
AAcross 89: One of the Everly BrothersPHIL
AAcross 90: Fate
AAcross 91: Fictional SimonLEGREE
AAcross 92: Esteem
AAcross 94: Rolling ___ (rich)INIT
AAcross 96: Kaput
AAcross 98: Overseas Mr.
AAcross 99: Austrian physician who lent his name to an English word ending in "-ize"
AAcross 100: Propose
AAcross 102: "True Colors" singer, 1986LAUPER
AAcross 104: Roam
AAcross 105: Letters on some N.Y.C. luggageLGA
AAcross 108: Actress Tyler
AAcross 111: Subject of a Vatican investigation
AAcross 114: Artificial plot device
AAcross 118: "The Conqueror," e.g.
AAcross 119: "___ it" ("Understood")IGET
AAcross 120: Some bills have them
AAcross 121: Dolls
AAcross 122: Brit's teapot cover
AAcross 123: Like some boardsDRYERASE
DDown 1: Chewed stimulant
DDown 2: Precious girl's name?
DDown 3: In the event that
DDown 4: 2000 title role for Richard GereDRT
DDown 5: LL Cool J's "Going Back to ___"
DDown 6: "Lemme ___!"ATEM
DDown 7: "That is quite clear"SOISEE
DDown 8: Directional suffix
DDown 9: "Shut your trap!"ZIPIT
DDown 10: NudistsADAMITES
DDown 11: Nascar Hall of Fame architect
DDown 12: Part of a security system
DDown 13: It's lowered to hear music
DDown 14: Taft's partner in a 1947 act
DDown 15: Light reflection ratio
DDown 16: R.S.V.P. facilitator: Abbr.
DDown 17: Tolkien creatureENT
DDown 18: Pharmacies fill them, in briefRXS
DDown 21: Fourth letter after 49-Down
DDown 23: Leaf pores
DDown 29: You probably raise your arm for this
DDown 31: It's north of the South
DDown 32: Stock page listings: Abbr.
DDown 34: Big Apple teamBRONXBOMBERS
DDown 35: Side (with)
DDown 36: Heroic deeds
DDown 37: ___ Hall (site on many a campus)
DDown 38: AttackedTOREAT
DDown 39: Shows that can be racier than their network counterpartsCABLESITCOMS
DDown 40: Nest maker
DDown 41: CheatingBREAKINGTHERULES
DDown 45: Angry Birds, e.g.
DDown 47: Manipulate to one's advantage
DDown 49: Fourth letter before 21-Down
DDown 53: Track ___
DDown 54: Prison unit
DDown 57: Security Council veto
DDown 58: Mine transport
DDown 61: ___ kwon do
DDown 63: Put away
DDown 65: Big name in frozen dessertsEDY
DDown 67: 72-Across and others: Abbr.RTES
DDown 68: "Cagney & Lacey" org.NYPD
DDown 69: Bazooka, e.g.
DDown 70: Yokel
DDown 71: Martial arts master
DDown 76: Lady
DDown 77: Villa, e.g.
DDown 79: Portuguese king
DDown 81: Tart drink
DDown 82: Doc's reading
DDown 85: Battle wear
DDown 87: Bond
DDown 89: Tediously didactic
DDown 90: North Korean leader or his fatherKIM
DDown 93: White Rabbit's cryIMLATE
DDown 95: Certain skiing competition
DDown 97: California beach town with a racetrackDELMAR
DDown 101: Vicious
DDown 103: Doll
DDown 106: Player of golf
DDown 107: Climax
DDown 108: The euro replaced it
DDown 109: Signs
DDown 110: One with a neck and a lip
DDown 111: "I can't get excited about it"MEH
DDown 112: Bit of investors' news, for short
DDown 113: ___ Tin Tin
DDown 115: I, to Tiberius
DDown 116: StruckXED
DDown 117: Laugh syllableHAR
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