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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th September 2010

There are 63 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th September 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Obstinate type
AAcross 4: Electronic music pioneer RobertMOOG
AAcross 8: Boost
AAcross 13: Straw hat
AAcross 19: Cry after poor service?
AAcross 20: River with the Reichenbach Falls
AAcross 21: Some commercial signs
AAcross 22: Remove ropes from
AAcross 23: Bad news on Wall Street
AAcross 25: What Fels-Naptha banished, in old ads
AAcross 27: Where N.B.A. coach Rick Pitino played college ballUMASS
AAcross 28: Relating to songbirds
AAcross 30: Boost
AAcross 31: French ice cream flavorerMENTHE
AAcross 33: "So nice!"AHH
AAcross 34: Excited call to a crewLANDHO
AAcross 36: Three squaresREGULARMEALS
AAcross 39: Classic camera makerLEICA
AAcross 44: How to address a brother
AAcross 47: Large group in a 23-Across
AAcross 48: Heavenly body that humans will never set foot onGASPLANET
AAcross 52: Alderaan royalLEIA
AAcross 54: Jet boat brandSEADOO
AAcross 55: Alternatively, in Internet lingoOTOH
AAcross 56: When said three times, a W.W. II cry
AAcross 57: Followers
AAcross 59: Like some doughnuts and windowsDOUBLEGLAZED
AAcross 61: Unit of star measurementSOLARMASS
AAcross 62: Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape," e.g.
AAcross 65: Deli nosh
AAcross 66: High-fiber, low-fat cereal ingredientOATBRAN
AAcross 67: Mandela's presidential successorMBEKI
AAcross 72: Hazards for marine lifeOILSLICKS
AAcross 75: Blow it
AAcross 75: Blow it
AAcross 77: Arc de Triomphe and Nelson's ColumnWARMEMORIALS
AAcross 81: Bet in crapsPASSLINE
AAcross 82: Strong
AAcross 83: Part of MHz
AAcross 84: Company that introduced NutraSweetSEARLE
AAcross 87: Botanical bristle
AAcross 88: Tough rubber?
AAcross 90: Relax
AAcross 92: Angelo or Antonio
AAcross 93: Connect withTIETO
AAcross 94: Neutral spaceMIDDLEGROUND
AAcross 97: Diminish
AAcross 101: Mezzanotte is one
AAcross 102: Crime scene evidence
AAcross 106: Merely routine
AAcross 106: Merely routine
AAcross 110: Levels
AAcross 113: Works in the music business
AAcross 114: April, May and JuneCALENDARMONTHS
AAcross 116: Blah-blah-blahIDLEGOSSIP
AAcross 118: Subject of the 2008 biography "Somebody"BRANDO
AAcross 119: Bête ___NOIRE
AAcross 120: "Super!"
AAcross 121: Object of many a court order
AAcross 122: Some flowering shrubs
AAcross 123: Overthrow, e.g.
AAcross 124: Hair goops
AAcross 125: Like a three-card monte player
DDown 1: Contents of a sleeve
DDown 2: Request for face timeSEEME
DDown 3: David Bowie single with the lyric "If we can sparkle he may land tonight"STARMAN
DDown 4: Reed sites
DDown 5: Flavor associated with Chardonnay
DDown 6: Treat in a blue wrapper
DDown 7: Contends for valedictorian, sayGETSALLAS
DDown 8: See 9-Down
DDown 9: James known for playing an 8-Down
DDown 10: "Let's hear it!"DOTELL
DDown 11: It does a bang-up job
DDown 12: Singer K. T. ___OSLIN
DDown 13: Relative of Rover
DDown 14: Doing really wellONAROLL
DDown 15: Assert without proof
DDown 16: Butler's place
DDown 17: Those, to TomásESAS
DDown 18: "Seven Seas of ___" (early Queen hit)RHYE
DDown 24: Galaxy sci.ASTR
DDown 26: Squelch
DDown 29: "___, I'm sure"
DDown 32: Disgorges
DDown 35: About equal toASGOODAS
DDown 37: "___ Gold"ULEES
DDown 38: Kyushu volcanoASO
DDown 40: "Do I dare to ___ peach?"EATA
DDown 41: "Rinkitink ___" (L. Frank Baum book)INOZ
DDown 42: Smear with wax, old-style
DDown 43: SlightlyATAD
DDown 44: Hooch holder at a ballgame
DDown 45: Intel mission
DDown 46: Provençal sauce
DDown 49: Take ___ for the worseATURN
DDown 50: Japanese noodle
DDown 51: Throat stuff
DDown 53: Frightens
DDown 58: Swiftian brute
DDown 58: Swiftian brute
DDown 59: Unhip sort
DDown 60: Farm newborns
DDown 62: "L'Après-midi d'un faune" poet Stéphane ___
DDown 63: Lift innovator
DDown 64: "ER" networkNBC
DDown 66: ___ orange
DDown 68: Crude qty.BBLS
DDown 69: Mournful songs
DDown 70: ___ Kinte of "Roots"KUNTA
DDown 71: "Um ... well ... it's like ..."IMEAN
DDown 73: "___ la Douce"IRMA
DDown 74: Fabrications
DDown 75: He taught Mowgli the law of the jungle
DDown 76: DepletesUSESUP
DDown 77: Slightest amount
DDown 78: Emporio ___ARMANI
DDown 79: Actress SommerELKE
DDown 80: Sports competition
DDown 81: Dividing fairly, say
DDown 84: South of France
DDown 85: Check person
DDown 86: Brand for hay fever sufferersALLEGRA
DDown 89: Watts who hosted a 1990s talk showROLONDA
DDown 91: Implants
DDown 95: Behind barsINSTIR
DDown 96: Quick swims
DDown 98: Mathematician PaulERDOS
DDown 99: Smugness
DDown 100: It joins the Rhône at Lyon
DDown 103: Places for some newborns
DDown 104: "Perry Mason" scene
DDown 105: Tear-jerking
DDown 106: Chem. pollutantsPCBS
DDown 107: In short supply
DDown 108: Pearl Buck heroineOLAN
DDown 109: George Manville ___, English adventure writerFENN
DDown 111: "Comin' ___ the Rye"
DDown 112: Chick's tail?ADEE
DDown 115: Neither's partner
DDown 117: Permitted
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