New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd September 2012

There are 61 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd September 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Lascivious
AAcross 8:	They have flat tops
AAcross 13:	Most excellent, in modern slang
AAcross 20:	Set forth
AAcross 21:	Kind of wine
AAcross 22:	Heir, usually
AAcross 23:	French farewell
AAcross 24:	*Male pattern baldness?	AIRLINETRAVEL
AAcross 26:	Content of a 2003 decryption
AAcross 28:	With 78-Down, character commemorated in the answers to this puzzle's starred clues	ELIZA
AAcross 29:	Muddy
AAcross 30:	Japanese consent	HAI
AAcross 32:	*Baying?	NIGHTOWLS
AAcross 36:	Transfers, as funds
AAcross 38:	Title words before "Easy" for Linda Ronstadt and "Hard" for John Lennon	ITSSO
AAcross 41:	Coach
AAcross 42:	Walk in the park, say
AAcross 44:	Menu heading
AAcross 46:	French 101 verb	ETRE
AAcross 47:	Thumbing of the nose
AAcross 48:	E-mail address ending	EDU
AAcross 51:	*Cardiologist's concern?
AAcross 54:	Bridge responses	AYEAYES
AAcross 56:	Sen. Daniel Inouye, for one
AAcross 57:	Bridge response	IPASS
AAcross 59:	Hit on the noggin
AAcross 60:	Saw to it	MADESURE
AAcross 63:	The Lion, not the Witch or the Wardrobe	ASLAN
AAcross 65:	Discovery medium
AAcross 66:	Fingers
AAcross 67:	*Caries?	ARMTOTHETEETH
AAcross 71:	VCR button
AAcross 72:	Pretty up
AAcross 74:	Tony's relatives	OBIES
AAcross 75:	Occupants of the lowest circle of Dante's hell
AAcross 77:	Zig or zag
AAcross 78:	Had haddock, say
AAcross 80:	Dispenser item
AAcross 81:	Citation
AAcross 83:	*Marriage in 2004, divorce in 2011?	SEVENYEARITCH
AAcross 90:	Mix (in)
AAcross 91:	Inventor after whom a Yale residential college is named
AAcross 93:	Soviet author Ehrenburg	ILYA
AAcross 94:	View from a control tower
AAcross 95:	Sweet drink
AAcross 96:	They have pointed tops
AAcross 98:	Bel ___ cheese	PAESE
AAcross 99:	Twist spinoff
AAcross 102:	*Conduct classes?
AAcross 106:	"What ___ thou art, act well thy part"
AAcross 107:	Heaps
AAcross 108:	"God helps ___ ..."
AAcross 110:	Pitcher of coffee?
AAcross 113:	*Petrified wood?	FORESTOFARDEN
AAcross 118:	Any of the Brontë sisters
AAcross 121:	Necessitates
AAcross 122:	Prime cut	TBONE
AAcross 123:	Steep slopes
AAcross 124:	Application enclosures, often
AAcross 125:	Ecclesiastical council
AAcross 126:	Vituperates	RAILSAT
DDown 1:	It's a trap
DDown 2:	Singer whose name sounds like a cry
DDown 3:	*Endless bagpipe tune?
DDown 4:	Item in a box in the basement
DDown 5:	___ a secret
DDown 6:	Heir, often
DDown 7:	St. Benedict, e.g.
DDown 8:	Kellogg offering, briefly
DDown 9:	Clint : the Good :: ___ : the Ugly	ELI
DDown 10:	South of Mexico
DDown 11:	Heaps	ASLEW
DDown 12:	Con man's plant
DDown 13:	"We Shall Overcome" singer	BAEZ
DDown 14:	*Stable hands?	ALTARBOYS
DDown 15:	Broadway bigwig: Abbr.	DIR
DDown 16:	"This isn't going well at all!"	DEARME
DDown 17:	Poetic ending
DDown 18:	Catch on	SEEIT
DDown 19:	Squeals
DDown 25:	Passover month
DDown 27:	Snowy Floridian?
DDown 30:	Audible reproof
DDown 31:	Rat-___	ATAT
DDown 33:	Owns, in the Bible
DDown 34:	It can be balanced and biased simultaneously
DDown 35:	Fit to serve	ONEA
DDown 37:	Actress Sommer	ELKE
DDown 39:	French composer of "Vexations"
DDown 40:	87-Down, e.g., by birth	ODESSAN
DDown 43:	Extinct emu-like birds
DDown 45:	Frère's sibling	SOEUR
DDown 47:	Parade figure, informally	STPAT
DDown 48:	*Gold-plated forceps?	EYEBROWTWEEZERS
DDown 49:	Man of the house?
DDown 50:	Onetime Time competitor, briefly	USNEWS
DDown 52:	Tighten (up)
DDown 53:	Works (up)
DDown 55:	See 103-Down
DDown 58:	Work without ___	ANET
DDown 60:	Corrupting atmosphere
DDown 61:	Like many a ditz
DDown 62:	Prime Minister David Cameron's alma mater	ETON
DDown 63:	"There is ___ in the affairs of men ..."	ATIDE
DDown 64:	1965 title role for Ursula Andress
DDown 65:	Birdsong
DDown 68:	Supersized
DDown 69:	Language from which "clan" comes
DDown 70:	Dweller along the Volga
DDown 73:	Abbr. after many an officer's name
DDown 76:	2001-02 Nickelodeon sitcom	TAINA
DDown 78:	See 28-Across
DDown 79:	Dictator's first words?	INRE
DDown 82:	"Morning" person	IMUS
DDown 84:	Bigwigs	VIPS
DDown 85:	A.C. or D.C.	ELEC
DDown 86:	When repeated, a child's taunt	NYAH
DDown 87:	Comedian Smirnoff	YAKOV
DDown 88:	Job for the Hardy Boys
DDown 89:	Actress Martha who played Sinatra's love interest in "Some Came Running"	HYER
DDown 92:	"S.N.L." specialty
DDown 95:	Gold prospector Joe with a state capital named after him
DDown 97:	"Days," for one
DDown 99:	Nabisco offering
DDown 100:	Agreeing (with)
DDown 101:	They may produce suits
DDown 103:	Early hurdles for 55-Down members: Abbr.	LSATS
DDown 104:	Annual May event
DDown 105:	2010 Nobelist Mario Vargas ___	LLOSA
DDown 109:	"Bonanza" role
DDown 111:	Prefix with bel	DECI
DDown 112:	Name dropper's notation?
DDown 112:	Name dropper's notation?
DDown 114:	___ card
DDown 115:	Slip on
DDown 116:	Musician Brian	ENO
DDown 117:	Springfield's Flanders
DDown 119:	Steamboat Springs, Colo., for one
DDown 120:	European streaker, once, in brief	SST