New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th April 2005

There are 101 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th April 2005. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Realtor, e.g.: Abbr.	AGT
AAcross 4:	Things that can be rolled over, for short	IRAS
AAcross 8:	Delicateness
AAcross 12:	Foes of Lenin
AAcross 20:	Science fiction writer Frederik	POHL
AAcross 22:	Not taking sides: Abbr.	NEUT
AAcross 23:	Lab gel
AAcross 24:	Deli order	HAMONRYE
AAcross 25:	Gazetteer datum
AAcross 26:	Fill until full
AAcross 27:	Corn syrup brand
AAcross 28:	Helping
AAcross 29:	Place with a board
AAcross 29:	Place with a board
AAcross 30:	Where 67-Down taught
AAcross 32:	Make lace
AAcross 33:	Away, in a way
AAcross 34:	Beat up on
AAcross 35:	E.R. lifelines	IVS
AAcross 36:	"Excuse me …"
AAcross 37:	Go by foot, slangily
AAcross 37:	Go by foot, slangily
AAcross 39:	Greek war goddess	ENYO
AAcross 40:	Sound quality
AAcross 42:	Ward (off)
AAcross 44:	Attacked	HADAT
AAcross 49:	One who's taken in
AAcross 51:	Flight suit stitching
AAcross 53:	First name in motorcycle jumping	EVEL
AAcross 54:	Dangerous strain
AAcross 55:	Reason for a bounced check: Abbr.
AAcross 56:	Scientist's question
AAcross 57:	Santiago charger
AAcross 58:	Bird's home: Var.
AAcross 59:	Bohr who was a contemporary of 67-Down	NIELS
AAcross 60:	Locations for some schools
AAcross 62:	___'acte	ENTR
AAcross 63:	Stay in the sun too long
AAcross 64:	"Au contraire!"	NOTSO
AAcross 65:	___ Laredo, Mexico, on the Rio Grande	NUEVO
AAcross 67:	True or false: Abbr.
AAcross 68:	Spiritual path
AAcross 70:	Old Big Apple paper, with "the"	TRIB
AAcross 72:	Big D.C. lobby
AAcross 74:	"I've Got the World on a String" composer	ARLEN
AAcross 75:	Belle-___-en-Mer, France	ILE
AAcross 76:	Discount rack shorthand	IRR
AAcross 77:	Work on the edge?
AAcross 78:	Cable inits.	TNN
AAcross 79:	"That ___ lie!"	ISA
AAcross 80:	Extension
AAcross 82:	Famed statement by 67-Down	EEQUALSMC2
AAcross 84:	Proofreader's notation	ITAL
AAcross 85:	Darlin'
AAcross 86:	Industrial container
AAcross 87:	Days of ___
AAcross 88:	Colorado native
AAcross 89:	"E.R." regulars	RNS
AAcross 90:	First strategy	PLANA
AAcross 92:	Big record label	EMI
AAcross 93:	Contrite type
AAcross 94:	"There but for the grace of God ___"	GOI
AAcross 95:	Part: Abbr.
AAcross 96:	Come of age?
AAcross 97:	Prestigious schools
AAcross 99:	Literary inits.	TSE
AAcross 101:	Squabble
AAcross 103:	Early astronaut
AAcross 105:	Soul
AAcross 106:	Gradually withdraw
AAcross 107:	Unit of storage
AAcross 108:	"Frasier" role	ROZ
AAcross 109:	Bailout key	ESC
AAcross 112:	Small sheds
AAcross 113:	Mayo's locale
AAcross 114:	Company that has its ups and downs
AAcross 115:	Small snowfall	ONEINCH
AAcross 117:	Jerome Kern tune "___ Forget"	TRYTO
AAcross 118:	Woody Allen's feeling, often
AAcross 120:	Empress of the Blues ___ Smith	BESSIE
AAcross 122:	Italian honey	CARA
AAcross 123:	Sip
AAcross 125:	Love personified
AAcross 127:	Blockhead
AAcross 128:	In-flight info, in brief
AAcross 129:	Soft shoes
AAcross 133:	Yankee's club
AAcross 134:	67-Down, for one
AAcross 136:	Peak in les Alpes
AAcross 137:	Biology lab organism
AAcross 139:	"Hogwash!"
AAcross 140:	Kyrgyzstan range	ALAI
AAcross 141:	One who hasn't turned pro?
AAcross 142:	"The Sterile Cuckoo" actress, 1969	MINNELLI
AAcross 143:	French 101 infinitive	ETRE
AAcross 144:	Corn cake
AAcross 145:	Enlisted V.I.P.'s	NCOS
AAcross 146:	9:59	ONETOTEN
AAcross 147:	Ph.D.'s work: Abbr.
AAcross 148:	Sugar lovers
AAcross 149:	Lake Erie-to-Lake Ontario dir.
DDown 1:	Like the Navajo language	APACHEAN
DDown 2:	Bouts	GOROUNDS
DDown 3:	Proposal by 67-Down
DDown 4:	Notwithstanding	INSPITEOF
DDown 5:	Mirrors may show them	REARVIEWS
DDown 6:	Psychologist's study
DDown 7:	W.W. II gun
DDown 8:	"Courage!"
DDown 9:	Type size
DDown 10:	Rebounds
DDown 11:	Suffix with Jumbo
DDown 12:	Observation, part 3	THATEVERYTHING
DDown 13:	How bitter enemies attack
DDown 14:	High-end viola
DDown 15:	Louis, for one
DDown 16:	Where a Laker may live
DDown 17:	Indian honorifics
DDown 18:	Northumberland river
DDown 19:	Nintendo rival	SEGA
DDown 21:	It might have WiFi access
DDown 31:	Rachel and Kit	CARSONS
DDown 37:	Four-time champ at Wimbledon
DDown 38:	67-Down won this in 1921	THENOBELPRIZE
DDown 41:	C4H8
DDown 43:	1950 Doris Day film	TEAFOR2
DDown 45:	Slightly
DDown 46:	End of the observation	DOESNTHAPPENATONCE
DDown 47:	Go-for-broke choice
DDown 48:	Univ. employees
DDown 50:	Start of an observation by 67-Down	THEONLYREASON
DDown 52:	Observation, part 2	FORTIMEISSO
DDown 61:	Dark time, briefly
DDown 64:	Singer Simone
DDown 65:	Green
DDown 66:	It's over the North Pole
DDown 67:	Notable who died April 1955
DDown 69:	Rainbow
DDown 71:	Breaks down
DDown 73:	Boutros-Ghali's U.N. successor	ANNAN
DDown 75:	Hungarian hero ___ Nagy	IMRE
DDown 81:	Slips in a pot	IOUS
DDown 82:	Ormandy and Onegin	EUGENES
DDown 83:	On a par with	EQUALSTO
DDown 89:	Mix anew, as greens	RETOSS
DDown 91:	Boundary: Abbr.	LIM
DDown 95:	Rival composer of Mozart	SALIERI
DDown 98:	"___ a Man," John Ciardi poetry collection	IMET
DDown 100:	Police V.I.P.
DDown 102:	Table watchers	PITBOSSES
DDown 103:	Bakery product
DDown 104:	Silver dollar plants
DDown 105:	It's been passed
DDown 106:	Like suits and boots
DDown 110:	Home of the Red Barons in minor-league baseball
DDown 111:	Dress down
DDown 116:	One with steady nerves, slangily
DDown 119:	"Omoo" setting
DDown 121:	"___, O Ship of State!"	SAILON
DDown 124:	Metal fastener	UBOLT
DDown 126:	Fort ___, Fla.	MYERS
DDown 129:	Hawaiian honeycreeper
DDown 130:	"Hey, what's going ___ there?"	ONIN
DDown 131:	Mr. Peanut accessory
DDown 132:	In the mail
DDown 134:	Begged
DDown 135:	Bullfighter's cloak
DDown 138:	Antique auto