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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 25th March 2012
There are 64 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th March 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Border-crossing necessities
AAcross 4: Black cloud formers
AAcross 9: Unresponsive state
AAcross 13: A flat equivalentGSHARP
AAcross 19: Hitchcock thriller set in Brazil
AAcross 21: It's all downhill from here
AAcross 22: Nation bordering Svizzera
AAcross 23: Ordeal that's no big deal?TRIVIALTRAVAIL
AAcross 25: Gaze upon
AAcross 26: It's much followed in North Africa
AAcross 27: Large cloth sign with nothing on it?BARRENBANNER
AAcross 29: Toy hammer?MATTELMALLET
AAcross 34: Ending with sex or symbol
AAcross 35: Seek redress from
AAcross 36: "Anything ___?"
AAcross 37: Potential pet
AAcross 38: Smartphone buy
AAcross 40: Swine's diet
AAcross 42: Full range
AAcross 43: For ___
AAcross 45: "So that's your game!"
AAcross 46: Gulf of Oman port
AAcross 50: Soft yet easily breakable "Star Trek" creature?BRITTLETRIBBLE
AAcross 56: Available
AAcross 57: "Save Me" singer MannAIMEE
AAcross 58: Break in logic
AAcross 59: Fire starter?
AAcross 60: Magic, for instanceNBATEAM
AAcross 63: Refresher
AAcross 64: European of the Iron Age
AAcross 65: In days gone by
AAcross 66: Hemispherical computer add-on?DOMEDMODEM
AAcross 68: "Ride 'em, cowboy!," e.g.?RODEOORDER
AAcross 70: In its current stateASIS
AAcross 71: "As if that weren't enough ..."
AAcross 72: Perpetually, to Pope
AAcross 73: What only one Best Picture winner has hadXRATING
AAcross 74: In the distance
AAcross 75: Dieter's target
AAcross 76: "The cat's meow" or "a dog's life"
AAcross 78: "___ Eyes" (1969 hit for the Guess Who)
AAcross 79: Big house that's not as big?SMALLERSLAMMER
AAcross 82: Site of one of the Seven Wonders
AAcross 83: Rower's need
AAcross 84: "I hate the Moor" speaker
AAcross 85: Young builder's supplyLEGOS
AAcross 87: Point of rotation
AAcross 90: Plus
AAcross 91: Floors
AAcross 92: Casino souvenir
AAcross 96: "Entourage" agent GoldARI
AAcross 97: Back stroke?
AAcross 99: Goddess of gas?ETHANEATHENA
AAcross 102: Get part of one's shirt under control?CORRALCOLLAR
AAcross 106: Poppies, e.g.
AAcross 107: Undamaged
AAcross 108: What the Gorgon Stheno does in Greek myth?PURSUESPERSEUS
AAcross 113: Render unproductive?
AAcross 114: Dressage gait
AAcross 115: Noisy water heater
AAcross 116: Old Soviet naval base site
AAcross 117: Vodka brandSKYY
AAcross 118: "Borrow"
AAcross 119: Rubber-stampsOKS
DDown 1: Early enough
DDown 1: Early enough
DDown 2: At the back
DDown 3: Ones going on a long walk?
DDown 4: Old machinery coating
DDown 5: Actress VardalosNIA
DDown 6: ___ MailAOL
DDown 7: "You know better!"
DDown 8: Belarus, once: Abbr.SSR
DDown 9: Venae ___ (large blood vessels)CAVAE
DDown 10: It can make you dizzy
DDown 11: Yom Kippur War politician
DDown 12: Revolutionary device?
DDown 13: Longtime Redskins coach Joe
DDown 14: The Andrea Doria, for one
DDown 15: Chemistry Nobelist Otto
DDown 16: King of Naples in "The Tempest"
DDown 17: Cheese offRILEUP
DDown 18: Baseball team once owned by Ray Kroc
DDown 20: Like kiwi fruit
DDown 24: With proficiency
DDown 28: Pinch
DDown 30: Exam administered four times a yr.LSAT
DDown 31: "Lou Grant" production co.MTM
DDown 32: Caribbean resort island
DDown 33: Army heads
DDown 38: Pledge of Allegiance finisher
DDown 39: Like most canned tomatoes
DDown 41: Defensive return
DDown 42: Reacted to shocking news
DDown 43: "Watch your ___!"
DDown 44: Took a few seconds?
DDown 45: Podium personage
DDown 46: They're not popular in officesMONDAYS
DDown 47: ___ oneself (share private thoughts)
DDown 48: Workhorse's quality
DDown 49: Phoebe of "Drop Dead Fred"
DDown 51: Sunni sermonizer
DDown 52: Communication system of old
DDown 53: Exchanged, as words
DDown 54: Reckless driver's loss, possibly
DDown 55: Becomes clear
DDown 61: More copious
DDown 62: Wisdom tooth, e.g.
DDown 64: Caesar's first wifeCORNELIA
DDown 65: Maker of Bug-B-Gon
DDown 67: Adds, as to a recordingDUBSIN
DDown 68: Print shop unit
DDown 69: Salty language
DDown 72: Interrupter of Dagwood's napsELMO
DDown 75: Kentucky Derby and Epsom Oaks, for twoFLATRACES
DDown 76: Old sofa's problem
DDown 77: Concerned about the environment
DDown 80: Can of Newcastle
DDown 81: Young chap
DDown 82: ___ Bud, schoolgirl in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood"
DDown 86: M.A. seeker's testGRE
DDown 87: Director and star of "Looking for Richard"PACINO
DDown 88: Free of creases
DDown 89: Shaw defined it as "insufficient temptation"
DDown 90: Disney subsidiary
DDown 91: Drive-___
DDown 92: Holder of plunder
DDown 93: Regarding this matter
DDown 94: How Sam's Club buys goodsINBULK
DDown 95: Free tickets
DDown 98: Extremist
DDown 99: George Jetson's boyELROY
DDown 100: Scrumptious
DDown 101: Outside shot?
DDown 103: Cry often made while snapping the fingers
DDown 104: Elects
DDown 105: Read but never post
DDown 109: "Too many to list" abbr.
DDown 110: Poseidon's domain
DDown 111: Launch platform
DDown 112: Record with many beats: Abbr.
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