New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd September 2012

There are 67 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd September 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Iliad" character
AAcross 5:	Cracked a bit
AAcross 9:	1986 U.S.S.R. launch
AAcross 12:	Comedian who was the only man on Maxim's 2012 Hot 100 list of most beautiful women
AAcross 19:	2004 Best Actor winner for "Ray"	FOXX
AAcross 20:	Sir Galahad, e.g.
AAcross 21:	Foofaraw
AAcross 22:	Rhododendron relatives
AAcross 23:	Chihuahua that eats only the best dog food?	CHOOSYTOY
AAcross 25:	What Jennifer Grey does in "Dirty Dancing"?	HOLDSSWAYZE
AAcross 27:	Photo blowup: Abbr.
AAcross 28:	Position of authority
AAcross 29:	Book of legends
AAcross 30:	___-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930
AAcross 31:	2012, por ejemplo
AAcross 32:	Promiscuous woman of the Far East?	ASIANFLOOZIE
AAcross 36:	Lets a ground ball go through one's legs, say
AAcross 37:	Opposite of rises
AAcross 39:	Multitude
AAcross 40:	Announcement early in an inning, maybe	ONEOUT
AAcross 42:	Suffix with legal
AAcross 43:	Sprint's business
AAcross 47:	Part of w.p.m.: Abbr.	WDS
AAcross 49:	Like some kisses
AAcross 51:	Fey of "30 Rock"	TINA
AAcross 52:	Begin a game of "She loves me, she loves me not ..."?	SEIZETHEDAISY
AAcross 60:	Blissful
AAcross 63:	Prefix with sexual
AAcross 64:	Diploma word
AAcross 65:	"The Addams Family" matriarch	MORTICIA
AAcross 66:	Salad bar bowlful
AAcross 68:	Mark
AAcross 69:	Unveil, in poems
AAcross 70:	First-class piece of infant's wear?	CAPITALONESIE
AAcross 73:	Word often shortened to one letter in text messages
AAcross 74:	Anchor's place
AAcross 76:	Two-day trips, sometimes
AAcross 77:	Bargain hunters' destinations	TAGSALES
AAcross 79:	Form of Spanish "to be"	ESTAS
AAcross 81:	Verb for thou
AAcross 82:	Northern force
AAcross 83:	Everest?	MOUNTAINDOOZY
AAcross 86:	Like many a forgetful actor
AAcross 87:	___ Aviv
AAcross 88:	Nietzsche's "never"
AAcross 89:	Pentathlete, at times
AAcross 93:	MI6 : Britain :: ___ : U.S.
AAcross 96:	Rhythm band instrument
AAcross 101:	Scepter go-with
AAcross 103:	Start of a tournament ... or the end of a match?
AAcross 104:	"Laugher"
AAcross 106:	Where busybodies live?	NOSYMANSLAND
AAcross 111:	Poetic praise
AAcross 112:	Tank top?
AAcross 114:	Ambience factor
AAcross 115:	Midwest native
AAcross 116:	At birth
AAcross 117:	Group that regularly plays a classic dice game?	YAHTZEECLUB
AAcross 119:	Drop a hip-hop star from the festival lineup?	SCRUBJAYZ
AAcross 121:	Lake at one end of the Welland Canal
AAcross 122:	"Small Craft on a Milk Sea" musician	ENO
AAcross 123:	Related
AAcross 124:	Pulitzer-winning James
AAcross 125:	Pathfinders, e.g.	NISSANS
AAcross 126:	Orch. section	STR
AAcross 127:	Ad Council output, for short	PSAS
AAcross 128:	Child's room, often
DDown 1:	Patriots' group	AFCEAST
DDown 2:	Cochran who defended O. J.
DDown 3:	Mexican salamander
DDown 4:	Losing tic-tac-toe line	XXO
DDown 5:	"Now I see"	AHYES
DDown 6:	"Kiss of the Dragon" star	JETLI
DDown 7:	They might make your mouth water
DDown 8:	Booker Prize winner Arundhati ___	ROY
DDown 9:	Taj ___	MAHAL
DDown 10:	"Likewise"	IDOTOO
DDown 11:	Spray alternative
DDown 12:	He said "My reputation, Iago, my reputation!"	CASSIO
DDown 13:	Soda bottle meas.	OZS
DDown 14:	House work?
DDown 15:	Scapegoat's onus
DDown 16:	"It's not much of a tail, but I'm sort of attached to it" speaker	EEYORE
DDown 17:	Shower items, maybe
DDown 18:	African danger
DDown 24:	Doo-wop syllable
DDown 26:	Flabbergast
DDown 33:	Informative
DDown 34:	Scene-ending film technique
DDown 35:	1930s world chess champion Max	EUWE
DDown 38:	Attack	SETAT
DDown 41:	"Bill & ___ Excellent Adventure"
DDown 44:	Palindromic auto model
DDown 45:	Like some garages	ONECAR
DDown 46:	Salon treatment, informally	MANIPEDI
DDown 48:	Fool
DDown 50:	Torque symbols
DDown 53:	Losers
DDown 54:	Ian Fleming's alma mater	ETON
DDown 55:	Not cheating on
DDown 56:	Burrito topper
DDown 57:	Spear
DDown 58:	Gooey treats
DDown 59:	"Revolutionary Road" novelist Richard
DDown 60:	"God willing"	HOPESO
DDown 61:	1974 hit with a Spanish title	ERESTU
DDown 62:	Applied, as paint	LAIDON
DDown 65:	It may have a blinking light
DDown 66:	Authority
DDown 67:	Register
DDown 71:	Ticked (off)
DDown 72:	First name in cosmetics	ESTEE
DDown 75:	"The Metaphysics of Morals" author
DDown 78:	Gave a leg up
DDown 80:	Musical note part
DDown 82:	Powers player	MYERS
DDown 84:	Moore who wrote "Watchmen"
DDown 85:	National park through which the Virgin River runs
DDown 90:	It started around 1100 B.C.
DDown 91:	1979 #1 hit for Robert John	SADEYES
DDown 92:	Plucks
DDown 93:	Wax cylinder
DDown 94:	Honolulu's ___ Palace	IOLANI
DDown 95:	Period of George W. Bush's presidency
DDown 97:	Events for those who know the ropes?
DDown 98:	"Hang on ___"	ASEC
DDown 99:	Rinse and dry
DDown 100:	Come (to)
DDown 102:	Town squares?
DDown 105:	Cheerios	TATAS
DDown 107:	___ Day
DDown 108:	Fancy hotel features
DDown 109:	Rock and roll, e.g.
DDown 110:	Ball girl
DDown 113:	Book before Nehemiah
DDown 118:	Essen article	EIN
DDown 119:	Fool
DDown 120:	Basketball highlight, slangily