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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 31st March 2013
There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st March 2013. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: One-on-ones
AAcross 6: Justice Dept. branch
AAcross 9: Gyllenhaal of "Brokeback Mountain"
AAcross 13: 1983 film debut of Bill MaherDCCAB
AAcross 18: Documentarian MorrisERROL
AAcross 19: It's found in la mer
AAcross 20: Cerberus guards its gates, in myth
AAcross 21: Wipe out
AAcross 22: Lower
AAcross 23: *Movie about ... an intense blinking contest?STAREWARS
AAcross 25: It comes from the heart
AAcross 26: Steaming beverage
AAcross 27: Atoms in some light bulbs
AAcross 28: *... a housecleaner?NEATWORK
AAcross 30: *... a sled racer?SNOWVOYAGER
AAcross 32: Children's author SilversteinSHEL
AAcross 33: "Yikes!"
AAcross 34: "You betcha"
AAcross 37: Year "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" came outMCM
AAcross 38: China's Chiang ___-shek
AAcross 41: Part of a pound
AAcross 44: *... a bee during a downpour?STINGININTHERAIN
AAcross 51: Up
AAcross 53: Part of E.M.S.: Abbr.EMER
AAcross 54: Wall St. Journal listingsIPOS
AAcross 55: Handles
AAcross 56: *... actor Jason's fan club?BATEMANFOREVER
AAcross 59: Least volatile, perhaps
AAcross 60: Some patchesIRONONS
AAcross 61: Expert despite little training
AAcross 63: Brainy person, and proud of it
AAcross 64: One might have a ball
AAcross 66: Public health agcy.
AAcross 67: Senate vote
AAcross 68: Verdant
AAcross 72: Device Professor X wears over his head in "X-Men"CEREBRO
AAcross 74: Pop singer BedingfieldNATASHA
AAcross 76: Low-maintenance potted plant
AAcross 80: *... Jerry Garcia's band's portraits?DRAWNOFTHEDEAD
AAcross 84: ___ waterINHOT
AAcross 85: Air
AAcross 86: It's west of the International Date Line
AAcross 87: High clouds
AAcross 88: *... a parent's edicts?TEENCOMMANDMENTS
AAcross 92: ___ ZoneESPN
AAcross 93: "Gag me!"EWW
AAcross 94: Certain extraction
AAcross 94: Certain extraction
AAcross 95: One-named R&B singer
AAcross 96: Pitches
AAcross 98: Stripped
AAcross 100: *... a king's brilliance?REGALGENIUS
AAcross 108: *... a harvester?GRAINMAN
AAcross 112: Get hot
AAcross 113: Kind of bean
AAcross 114: Who wrote "Wherever Law ends, Tyranny begins"
AAcross 115: Hidden DVD feature ... which can be found, literally, in the answers to the starred clues
AAcross 117: City south of Brigham City
AAcross 118: Peptic ___
AAcross 119: NonstopONEND
AAcross 120: Lucy of "Kill Bill"LIU
AAcross 121: Object
AAcross 122: Wherewithal
AAcross 123: Part of N.B.
AAcross 124: Back-to-school mo.
AAcross 125: Laurel and LeeSTANS
DDown 1: Starts of some games
DDown 2: ___ Outfitters, clothing retailer
DDown 3: Mythological figure often depicted holding a kithara
DDown 4: 1945 Best Picture winner, with "The"LOSTWEEKEND
DDown 5: Album holder
DDown 6: Evaluate
DDown 7: Prefix with fluoride
DDown 8: Recurring Stephen King antagonist Randall ___FLAGG
DDown 9: Vise parts
DDown 10: ___ Lovelace, computer pioneer
DDown 11: "The Way You Look Tonight" composer
DDown 12: De bene ___ (legal phrase)
DDown 13: Music genre of Possessed and DeicideDEATHMETAL
DDown 14: Hollywood's RussellCROWE
DDown 15: Two-time Emmy-winning actress for "Taxi"CAROLKANE
DDown 16: Observatory subj.ASTR
DDown 17: Bill
DDown 20: English king who was a son of William the Conqueror
DDown 24: Smelt ___
DDown 29: Noted American writer in Yiddish
DDown 31: Signs off onOKS
DDown 35: Computer used to predict the 1952 presidential electionUNIVAC
DDown 36: Chemical dropper
DDown 37: The 57-Down, e.g.MTS
DDown 39: Supports
DDown 40: M.I.T. part: Abbr.
DDown 41: Airplane area
DDown 42: Sentient
DDown 43: Big snapper?
DDown 45: More wound up
DDown 46: World banking org.
DDown 47: Prefix with noir
DDown 48: [I'm not happy about this ...]GRR
DDown 49: Like some stockings and baseball gamesNORUN
DDown 50: Gridiron figure
DDown 52: Music related to punk rock
DDown 57: Aconcagua setting
DDown 58: Fund
DDown 59: Just what the doctor ordered?SAYAH
DDown 62: VituperateRANTAT
DDown 65: Darken
DDown 66: Nook
DDown 68: Weekly bar promotion, maybeLADIESNIGHT
DDown 69: ___ manual
DDown 70: Exactly
DDown 71: Allowed to enterHADIN
DDown 72: Wasn't exacting
DDown 73: Pond fish
DDown 75: Sam Spade, e.g., for short
DDown 76: Île de la ___
DDown 77: Once again
DDown 78: Solo companionCHEWBACCA
DDown 79: Slew
DDown 81: Subject of the Pentagon Papers, informally
DDown 82: Sugar suffix
DDown 83: Word at the end of many French films
DDown 85: Fr. titleMME
DDown 89: City SSE of 117-AcrossOREM
DDown 90: Son-of-a-gun
DDown 91: Yield to weariness
DDown 97: Stations
DDown 99: Poet Conrad
DDown 101: Mess up
DDown 102: Ones who wrote in the Ogham alphabetGAELS
DDown 103: New Mexico State athlete
DDown 104: Helping hand, paradoxicallyLEGUP
DDown 105: World powerhouse in cricket
DDown 106: Knoxville sch.UTENN
DDown 107: Fake-book material
DDown 108: Down
DDown 109: Part of a play
DDown 110: Many ages
DDown 111: iPod ___NANO
DDown 112: Home of Typhon, in myth
DDown 116: ___ for life
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