New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th December 2004 There are 64 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th December 2004. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Fan's soundWHIRRAAcross 6: One of the Brothers KaramazovDMITRIAAcross 12: Collapsible lidOPERA HATAAcross 20: Ran very slowlyOOZEDAAcross 21: Like most sonnetsIAMBICAAcross 22: Multiply like an amoebaREDIVIDEAAcross 23: Amazed telegram recipient's cry?WHATAMESSAGEAAcross 25: One who gets a reactionELICITORAAcross 26: In orderSOASAAcross 27: JerkASSAAcross 28: Letter getterATHLETEAAcross 30: "Dennis the Menace" airer on old TVCBSAAcross 31: One going down fastSKIERAAcross 33: PC keyESCAAcross 36: PalliateEASEAAcross 37: Indian butterGHEEAAcross 38: Midshipmen's gridiron gains?NAVYYARDAGEAAcross 41: Fairylike being of mythPERIAAcross 43: Where a lot of fed. govt. workers liveDCAREAAAcross 45: Playwright Peter who wrote "Marat/Sade"WEISSAAcross 46: TV Guide dataAIRINGSAAcross 49: Water, chemicallyHOHAAcross 50: Ignored, as authorityFLOUTEDAAcross 52: Calling "chicken," perhapsEGGINGONAAcross 53: Colorful circleAREOLAAAcross 55: Saw out of the blue?POPUPADAGEAAcross 58: SupportingPROAAcross 59: Got milkLACTATEDAAcross 61: CorrespondencePARITYAAcross 62: Famous murder defendant of the 1920'sLOEBAAcross 63: Silent authority?KOPAAcross 64: UnstimulatingARIDAAcross 67: Lengthy sentenceLIFEAAcross 68: Carol contractionTISAAcross 69: Silent armyANTSAAcross 71: Some multiplayer dealsTRADESAAcross 73: "You don't say!"ISTHATSOAAcross 77: Book before Esther: Abbr.NEHAAcross 78: What a local news broadcast leads with?HOTFOOTAGEAAcross 81: AnnounceHERALDAAcross 82: DarkeningTWILIGHTAAcross 84: Impetuously, perhapsONADAREAAcross 86: Gloomy guyGUSAAcross 87: "Don't worry"ITSOKAYAAcross 88: Clinton's first secretary of defenseASPINAAcross 90: Relatively rareREDDERAAcross 92: Falls behind, in a wayOWESAAcross 93: Tramp class?BUMSTEERAGEAAcross 95: One of 12 popesPIUSAAcross 97: "See ya"TATAAAcross 98: Namath put it on the map: Abbr.AFLAAcross 99: Grounds for a good night's sleep?DECAFAAcross 102: Table scrapORTAAcross 103: BefuddledAT A LOSSAAcross 106: Land's end?DEEAAcross 108: Kind of theaterIMAXAAcross 110: "Darned if I know"SEARCHMEAAcross 112: Result of a vacuum cleaner mishap?HOOVERDAMAGEAAcross 116: One tooting a hornENGINEERAAcross 117: Joins inENTERSAAcross 118: BustedRANINAAcross 119: Diving areasDEEPENDSAAcross 120: Hate with a passionDETESTAAcross 121: Primary strategyPLANADDown 1: Blows awayWOWSDDown 2: Ding Dong alternativesHOHOSDDown 3: "The Compleat Angler" author WaltonIZAAKDDown 4: Strong Greek wineRETSINADDown 5: Nutritionist's fig.RDADDown 6: Goes belly upDIESDDown 7: Raymond of "Dr. Kildare"MASSEYDDown 8: Chats online, for shortIMSDDown 9: Course list abbr.TBADDown 10: Baltic portRIGADDown 11: Cool brewsICETEASDDown 12: "You don't even want to know the alternative!"OR ELSEDDown 13: Canada's Point ___ National ParkPELEEDDown 14: PolishEDITDDown 15: Wedding fling?RICEDDown 16: Bird: PrefixAVIDDown 17: Cost of a mail-order bride?HITCHINGPOSTAGEDDown 18: Building materialADOBEDDown 19: ClippedTERSEDDown 24: Get bug-eyed overMARVELATDDown 29: GorgonsHAGSDDown 32: Cold weather protectorEARFLAPDDown 34: Took care ofSAWTODDown 35: Tread stealthilyCREEPDDown 37: Alfred E. Neuman featureGRINDDown 39: 7' 5" MingYAODDown 40: Made fancyDIDUPDDown 41: Little digitPIGGYDDown 42: Lake tribeERIEDDown 43: Mrs. CopperfieldDORADDown 44: Order to a power plant worker?CHECKTHISOUTAGEDDown 46: Small typesAGATESDDown 47: Cheney's predecessorGOREDDown 48: Hoity-toity oneSNOBDDown 49: Prince of BroadwayHALDDown 51: Kite aidUPDRAFTDDown 52: Nourished the mindEDIFIEDDDown 54: Early NebraskansOTOSDDown 56: BroPALDDown 57: Jackie's secondARIDDown 60: CoarseEARTHYDDown 62: Moonshine makerLIARDDown 65: Pledge of allegianceIDODDown 66: ___ gratiasDEODDown 68: Early seafarers feared going over itTHEEDGEDDown 69: Not behindANTIDDown 70: "Eye of ___ …"NEWTDDown 71: Robes of office, onceTOGASDDown 72: Breaks offSTOPSDDown 74: Like some nutsTHREADEDDDown 75: PutdownSLURDDown 76: Has too much, brieflyODSDDown 78: LiftHIKEDDown 79: Baker of songANITADDown 80: Swindler, slangilyGANEFDDown 83: Some stock quotesLOWSDDown 85: Sheet music abbr.ARRDDown 88: Road runnerAUTODDown 89: LitSMASHEDDDown 91: It usually has a pointDECIMALDDown 93: Some farm machineryBALERSDDown 94: Respected onesELDERSDDown 95: Put forwardPOSEDDDown 96: Goddess of peaceIRENEDDown 97: BrokenTAMEDDDown 100: Range from IowaAMANADDown 101: Twisted character in "Oliver Twist"FAGINDDown 103: Bad spots for a dateACNEDDown 104: NextTHENDDown 105: Unit of volumeSONEDDown 107: Once, onceERSTDDown 109: TV warriorXENADDown 111: Initials in stoneRIPDDown 113: Giant of oldOTTDDown 114: Sign of a winnerVEEDDown 115: Surrealist sculptorARP