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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th August 2013

There are 69 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th August 2013. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Item whose name is derived from the Latin "aquarius"
AAcross 5: Auto parts giant
AAcross 9: Pot user, maybeEELER
AAcross 14: Peyote and saguaro
AAcross 19: Rossini's William Tell and others
AAcross 21: Lump in one's throat
AAcross 22: First acrylic fiber
AAcross 23: Superlative for Sirius
AAcross 24: Rush job?
AAcross 26: Home security system component
AAcross 27: Big kahunas
AAcross 29: Stationery item: Abbr.ENV
AAcross 30: Had
AAcross 31: Log
AAcross 33: Abbr. on a lawyer's stationery
AAcross 35: Censure
AAcross 37: Berry used to make gin
AAcross 40: They have pluses and minuses
AAcross 42: In ___UTERO
AAcross 44: ___-pedi
AAcross 45: Medicine label info
AAcross 47: Putting out on an anniversary, maybe
AAcross 51: Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," for one
AAcross 53: Lustrous fabric
AAcross 55: Provide with a quality
AAcross 56: Daisylike bloom
AAcross 57: Massive ref.
AAcross 57: Massive ref.
AAcross 59: Maze explorerLABRAT
AAcross 61: Turn over
AAcross 62: Disencumber
AAcross 64: Not beatLOSETO
AAcross 66: CollapsesCAVESIN
AAcross 68: Drain
AAcross 71: White-suited "Dukes of Hazzard" villain
AAcross 73: Spartan
AAcross 75: ___ Party
AAcross 76: Some bio majors
AAcross 78: Fails toDOESNT
AAcross 80: Court judgment
AAcross 82: Barrett of gossipRONA
AAcross 83: "Phooey!"OHDARN
AAcross 85: ___ Moines
AAcross 87: Mentions
AAcross 91: Apple lineIMACS
AAcross 93: Experience you might want to forget
AAcross 95: Guaranteed
AAcross 97: Darwin stopping point, with "the"
AAcross 99: Founder of the Missionaries of Charity
AAcross 101: Epitome of cool, with "the"FONZ
AAcross 102: Lead singer on "Octopus's Garden"RINGO
AAcross 103: Singer PenistonCECE
AAcross 104: Einstein and Camus
AAcross 106: Hint-giving columnist
AAcross 109: Three, for a short hole
AAcross 111: Postwar prime minister
AAcross 113: Simpson case judgeITO
AAcross 114: 11th-century hero, with "El"
AAcross 116: Religious art figures
AAcross 118: Country crooner Randy
AAcross 123: Emergency Broadcast System openingTHISISATEST
AAcross 126: Kind of treatment
AAcross 128: Still goopy, as concrete
AAcross 129: Poet/dramatist Federico García ___
AAcross 130: Pixar movie between "Toy Story" and "Toy Story 2"ABUGSLIFE
AAcross 131: Verse-writing
AAcross 132: JerksYOYOS
AAcross 133: Some screens, for shortLCDS
AAcross 134: Glacial
DDown 1: Goes down
DDown 2: Suffix with hard or soft
DDown 3: Girl's name that's also a place name
DDown 4: Semis
DDown 5: UnpreparedNOTREADY
DDown 6: Hydrocarbon suffix
DDown 7: Basil sauce
DDown 8: One end of New York's Triborough BridgeASTORIA
DDown 9: Cry of epiphanyEURE
DDown 10: Suggests
DDown 11: Director George
DDown 12: Bull or cow
DDown 13: Tear
DDown 14: Nike rival
DDown 15: Parenthesis shape
DDown 16: Butcher's toolCLEAV
DDown 17: Layered dessert
DDown 18: Head of state?
DDown 20: He wrote "It is life near the bone where it is sweetest"THORE
DDown 25: French wavesONDES
DDown 28: -PDOGS
DDown 32: Kaley of "The Big Bang Theory"CUOCO
DDown 34: Eccentric
DDown 36: -NOUNCE
DDown 37: Pantry lineup
DDown 38: Squad, e.g.
DDown 39: -NIPER
DDown 41: Author Zora ___ HurstonNEALE
DDown 43: Athlete's foot treatmentTINACT
DDown 44: Where Charlie may ride forever, in songMTA
DDown 46: Connecticut citySHELT
DDown 47: Carom
DDown 48: Words of explanation
DDown 49: Blue flick
DDown 50: Hollywood's DavisGEENA
DDown 52: Crow, e.g.
DDown 54: ByesTATAS
DDown 58: Thingamabobs
DDown 60: Cow's fly swatter
DDown 63: Dummy
DDown 65: Bad thing for a roommate to do
DDown 67: Sweater option
DDown 68: Rosemary piece
DDown 69: Rosemary feature
DDown 70: Like some codes
DDown 72: -SSHOGG
DDown 74: -
DDown 77: 1990s crazeMACARE
DDown 79: Related on the mother's side
DDown 81: Renowned jewelerTIFFA
DDown 84: Sag
DDown 86: Rug fiber
DDown 88: Jeff Bridges sci-fi classic
DDown 89: Start of a count-offEENY
DDown 90: "___ who?"
DDown 92: TV show on which Charlie Sheen replaced Michael J. FoxSPINCITY
DDown 94: Best-selling author who once worked for Britain's MI6LECAR
DDown 96: Markdown markersSALETAGS
DDown 98: Author NinANAIS
DDown 100: New DNA evidence may lead to one
DDown 103: It's been shortening for over 100 yearsCRISCO
DDown 105: -BERTS
DDown 106: Ask for moneyHITUP
DDown 107: Prefix with musicologyETHNO
DDown 108: -LOISE
DDown 110: Imitation
DDown 112: Year the emperor Claudius was bornTENBC
DDown 115: 1991 P.G.A. champion JohnDALY
DDown 117: -
DDown 119: Is unwell
DDown 120: Obscure
DDown 121: Skinny
DDown 122: Fuss
DDown 124: French possessiveSES
DDown 125: "___ cool!"
DDown 127: British dessert, for short
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