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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 13th May 2012
There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th May 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: One waiting in France
AAcross 7: "Who's there?" responseITSME
AAcross 12: Hank Aaron led the N.L. in them four timesRBIS
AAcross 16: British pols
AAcross 19: Mark who won the 1998 MastersOMEARA
AAcross 20: Alternative energy option
AAcross 21: "... there ___ square"ORBE
AAcross 22: Maximum
AAcross 23: Slogan for medical marijuana activists?WEEDSHALLOVERCOME
AAcross 26: Portuguese "she"
AAcross 27: Tattoos, slangily
AAcross 28: More than a quarter of academic circles?
AAcross 29: Alias
AAcross 29: Alias
AAcross 30: "No surprise to me"IKNEW
AAcross 32: Like unworn tires
AAcross 36: Persians who protect their feet?THESHODOFIRAN
AAcross 40: Took a break around one, sayHADLUNCH
AAcross 42: Was halting
AAcross 43: Plant, of a sort
AAcross 44: Author
AAcross 45: Not straight
AAcross 48: "___ Beso" (Paul Anka hit)ESO
AAcross 49: Big twit?
AAcross 50: Entitlement to cross the stream first?RIGHTOFWADE
AAcross 54: Conductor ToscaniniARTURO
AAcross 56: Singer DiFranco
AAcross 57: Start of a "White Album" titleOBLADI
AAcross 58: Pod-based entity
AAcross 59: People who avoid social networking, maybe
AAcross 63: Mixologist's measure
AAcross 65: My ___, VietnamLAI
AAcross 66: It was published four years before "Moby-Dick"OMOO
AAcross 68: "Snowy" bird
AAcross 69: "If you can't behave on this tour, I swear you'll be sorry!"?NOMOREMISTERNICEGUIDE
AAcross 75: Forerunner of euchre
AAcross 76: Smack
AAcross 77: ___ culpaMEA
AAcross 78: State for which a Springsteen album is named: Abbr.NEBR
AAcross 79: Hunt's co-star on "Mad About You"REISER
AAcross 81: Error indicator
AAcross 82: Largest campus of Long Island Univ.
AAcross 85: The title of this puzzle, e.g.
AAcross 86: One + one?
AAcross 88: Big part of the dairy business?CHEESETRADE
AAcross 90: Like much of Pindar's work
AAcross 93: [Smack!]
AAcross 94: Revolver
AAcross 95: Tragic E.R. status
AAcross 96: Cartoon pet of note
AAcross 97: Melodic
AAcross 99: Play double Dutch, say
AAcross 104: Lost subject of a hit Beatles song?WANDERINGJUDE
AAcross 108: Working as a store clerkINSALES
AAcross 109: Disney princess
AAcross 110: Part of a newspaper: Abbr.
AAcross 111: Jobs creation
AAcross 113: OBs, e.g.DRS
AAcross 114: Vietnam Veterans Memorial designer
AAcross 115: Clothing-free version of the national pastime?WHOLENUDEBALLGAME
AAcross 122: Dark meat piece
AAcross 123: Feminine suffixEUSE
AAcross 124: Pitch
AAcross 125: Simplified language form
AAcross 126: Pompous person
AAcross 127: "I'll have what ___ having"
AAcross 128: Itching
AAcross 129: City near Clearwater, informallySTPETE
DDown 1: Chaperon
DDown 2: Supreme Egyptian god
DDown 3: Offended the nose
DDown 4: "Dog"
DDown 5: Choice words?
DDown 6: "I don't think so"
DDown 7: Part of a chain, maybe
DDown 8: Studio signTOLET
DDown 9: Trudge through wet snow, say
DDown 10: Dallas pro ballerMAV
DDown 11: "We'll teach you to drink deep ___ you depart": Hamlet
DDown 12: "Tommy," e.g.
DDown 13: Most inclusive
DDown 14: It has many serversIBM
DDown 15: "___ I care!"SEEIF
DDown 16: Famously temperamental court figureMCENROE
DDown 17: Stout alternative
DDown 18: Salmon, at times
DDown 24: Powered in either of two waysACDC
DDown 25: Chicago mayor EmanuelRAHM
DDown 31: World leader beginning December 2011KIMJONGUN
DDown 33: "Kubla Khan" riverALPH
DDown 34: On account ofDUETO
DDown 35: Make magnificent
DDown 37: French "she"ELLE
DDown 38: Take a load off
DDown 39: Two-time N.L. batting champ LeftyODOUL
DDown 41: Obama's birthplace
DDown 41: Obama's birthplace
DDown 46: Whit
DDown 47: Hardly sharp
DDown 50: Josh of "How I Met Your Mother"RADNOR
DDown 51: Where to conform, per an expressionINROME
DDown 52: Jason who's a five-time baseball All-StarGIAMBI
DDown 53: Deception
DDown 54: Ages and ages
DDown 55: Director NicolasROEG
DDown 58: Car in "Gone in 60 Seconds"PORSCHE
DDown 60: City down the lake from Buffalo, N.Y.ERIEPA
DDown 61: Oklahoma state tree
DDown 62: "Tristram Shandy" novelist
DDown 64: Something you might tap in
DDown 67: Mayo, e.g.
DDown 70: Projectionist's unit
DDown 71: Scrape
DDown 72: Drives
DDown 73: Big suitsCEOS
DDown 74: Entered slowlyEASEDIN
DDown 80: Steel support for concrete
DDown 81: People with reservations in FloridaSEMINOLES
DDown 83: Minute
DDown 84: Some Camaro roofsTTOPS
DDown 87: Swollen, as veins
DDown 88: Dynasty for Confucius
DDown 89: ___ avisRARA
DDown 90: Big maker of smoothies and energy barsODWALLA
DDown 91: Accounts with keys?
DDown 92: Extra ones might be dramatic
DDown 94: News Corp. paperWSJ
DDown 98: Look like a creep?
DDown 100: Grammy-winning Radiohead album of 2000KIDA
DDown 101: Prime years for rocking?
DDown 102: Consent form
DDown 103: Dead Sea Scrolls writer
DDown 105: Cary of "Robin Hood: Men in Tights"ELWES
DDown 106: Made whoopeeDIDIT
DDown 107: Some blades
DDown 112: With a sure hand
DDown 116: "You mean ... what?"
DDown 117: Surveillance org.
DDown 118: "Star Trek: Voyager" airerUPN
DDown 119: D.J.'s purchasesLPS
DDown 120: Tanked
DDown 121: Economic stat
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