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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 20th May 2012
There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th May 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Course preparer
AAcross 5: Close shave
AAcross 11: John Lennon song that ends "I love you, yeah, yeah, now and forever"
AAcross 16: Deck (out)
AAcross 19: Tops
AAcross 20: Like some church matters
AAcross 21: Monster slain by Hercules
AAcross 22: Lead-in to meter
AAcross 23: Chocolat, say?TREATOFVERSAILLES
AAcross 26: Shorten, with "off"
AAcross 27: In the limelight
AAcross 28: HBO competitorSTARZ
AAcross 29: Emphatic denialISAIDNO
AAcross 31: Home to the Minutemen, informallyUMASS
AAcross 33: When repeated, an old New Orleans tuneIKO
AAcross 35: Word repeated four times in the last line of Shakespeare's "All the world's a stage" speech
AAcross 36: Polyester fabric
AAcross 39: Macho drag queen?ASTUDINSCARLET
AAcross 46: Shield border
AAcross 47: Make, as a copy of a CD
AAcross 48: Stop on a line
AAcross 49: Dockworkers' org.ILA
AAcross 50: Like literary classics?GOODANDREAD
AAcross 54: Call to the bar?BEERBELL
AAcross 56: Weirdo
AAcross 57: Earth goddess
AAcross 58: Bobby who sang "Take Good Care of My Baby"
AAcross 60: Hall-of-Fame pitcher JossADDIE
AAcross 61: Unsurprisingly
AAcross 63: Skinny?
AAcross 65: Discreet signal
AAcross 68: Like a centaur?PARTANIMAL
AAcross 70: "Don't let that youngster get off without paying!"?BILLTHEKID
AAcross 75: Rural setting
AAcross 76: Had way too much ofODEDON
AAcross 78: Words from a con manTRUSTME
AAcross 79: Given a number, maybe
AAcross 83: Flushed
AAcross 84: Baseball's strikeout kingRYAN
AAcross 85: Go (for)
AAcross 86: Unbiased account?FAIRTALE
AAcross 89: Announcement made by a transplant surgeon, perhaps?LIVERSTABLE
AAcross 92: British isle
AAcross 93: Allan-___ (figure in the Robin Hood legend)ADALE
AAcross 95: Omelette ingredientOEUF
AAcross 96: Middling grades
AAcross 97: Stigmatize a "great" king?BRANDALEXANDER
AAcross 100: Hankering
AAcross 102: Salon selection
AAcross 103: Twin killings, on a diamond: Abbr.DPS
AAcross 104: Went off course
AAcross 106: Part of the inn crowd?
AAcross 110: Access requirement, maybe
AAcross 110: Access requirement, maybe
AAcross 114: Old-fashioned ingredient
AAcross 118: Big collection agcy.
AAcross 119: Two reasons to avoid a dog kennel?THESOUNDANDTHEFUR
AAcross 122: Apt name for a 1-Across?STU
AAcross 123: Unenthusiastic
AAcross 124: Maximum
AAcross 125: Bar mixer
AAcross 126: Rx amt.TSP
AAcross 127: Wonderland messageEATME
AAcross 128: "Are you kidding me?"
AAcross 129: Ocho minus cinco
DDown 1: Roman censorCATO
DDown 2: Game ender, at times
DDown 3: Chemical endings
DDown 4: Given prominence
DDown 5: "A diamond is forever," e.g.
DDown 6: Saint-Germain-des-Prés sights
DDown 7: Ohio or Colorado: Abbr.RIV
DDown 8: Some tennis winners
DDown 9: Head line?
DDown 10: Lanchester on the screenELSA
DDown 11: Little genius
DDown 12: Olive ___OYL
DDown 13: Mid 16th-century yearMDLI
DDown 14: God with a shield
DDown 15: Launch party?
DDown 16: Was duplicitousTOLDALIE
DDown 17: Former co-host of "The View"ODONNELL
DDown 18: Lose itGOPOSTAL
DDown 24: ___-shanterTAMO
DDown 25: Of no interest
DDown 30: See 32-Down: Abbr.ISR
DDown 32: Native of 30-Down
DDown 34: It's solid yellowONEBALL
DDown 36: Take a peke?
DDown 37: Excitement
DDown 38: Debate ender
DDown 40: Do more than threaten, say
DDown 41: Pilgrim
DDown 42: Anesthetized
DDown 43: Tore
DDown 44: Like some dorms
DDown 44: Like some dorms
DDown 45: Title town of a Longfellow poemATRI
DDown 51: Chihuahua drink
DDown 52: Tandoor-baked bread
DDown 53: Where heroes are made
DDown 55: Elaine of "Seinfeld"
DDown 59: Represented
DDown 62: Outlaw Belle who is said to have harbored Jesse James
DDown 63: Many a Little League coach
DDown 64: River to the Rhône
DDown 66: When many German steins are liftedOKTOBER
DDown 67: They get bigger when you smile
DDown 69: Hit the runway
DDown 71: Astronomical distance: Abbr.LTYR
DDown 72: Refrain syllablesTRAS
DDown 73: Easter activity
DDown 74: Abhor
DDown 77: Actor AlainDELON
DDown 80: BarelyATAD
DDown 81: "I did it!"TADA
DDown 82: It's grounded every SaturdayELAL
DDown 84: Prepare, as some Mexican-style beans
DDown 86: Aesop, notably
DDown 87: Places for gates
DDown 88: "That makes sense"ITADDSUP
DDown 90: Saturn S.U.V.VUE
DDown 91: Conclusive trial
DDown 94: Lose it
DDown 98: Holiday quaff
DDown 99: Not worth ___ASOU
DDown 100: Singer of the 1958 #1 hit "It's Only Make Believe"TWITTY
DDown 101: The first "H" in Hanukkah
DDown 105: Former TV judgeABDUL
DDown 107: Suffix with cigarETTE
DDown 108: Cousin of an ostrich
DDown 109: Back-to-sch. time
DDown 111: Growl
DDown 112: Sitting on one's hands
DDown 113: Simba's mate
DDown 115: ___ effortEFOR
DDown 116: Tactless
DDown 117: Mmes., over the borderSRAS
DDown 120: Actor Alastair
DDown 121: Cambodia's Lon ___NOL
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