New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th April 2005 There are 65 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th April 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Basket materialRAFFIAAAcross 7: Shots may increase itBARTABAAcross 13: "I can ___"RELATEAAcross 19: Furniture finialsACORNSAAcross 20: Ancient cuneiform discovery siteAMARNAAAcross 21: Just for funONALARKAAcross 23: Ones with a wolf at the doorTHREELITTLEPIGSAAcross 25: Snout-nosed and gruntingPORCINEAAcross 26: Mobutu Sese ___, Zairian despotSEKOAAcross 27: PeacefulIRENICAAcross 28: Not a peaceful feelingIREAAcross 30: Rhodes of RhodesiaCECILAAcross 31: A lot of lotONEACREAAcross 33: ShabbyDOWNATTHEHEELSAAcross 36: Work of mythologyEDDAAAcross 37: Start of a Christmas carolADESTEAAcross 40: MudJOEAAcross 41: Prefix with thermISOAAcross 42: Morning, in MetzMATINAAcross 44: Grain splitterSAWAAcross 46: Corner lightWALKAAcross 49: Cafe featureAWNINGAAcross 53: Holy person's titleSRIAAcross 55: Common soccer scoreNILAAcross 57: Care forTENDTOAAcross 61: It's hard to get rid ofWHITE ELEPHANTAAcross 64: "The Spanish Gypsy" authorGEORGE ELIOTAAcross 66: Half a 1980's TV duoLACEYAAcross 67: Optimistic typesHOPERSAAcross 69: With 71-Across, heavy, as a truckTWOAAcross 70: Mil. advisory grp.NSCAAcross 71: See 69-AcrossTONAAcross 72: InvolvedINTRICATEAAcross 74: From, in FranceDESAAcross 75: N.F.C. West team: Abbr.STLAAcross 76: Ramallah grp.PLOAAcross 77: Harness ringTERRETAAcross 78: Try to get money fromHITUPAAcross 80: Super Bowl XIV winnersTHESTEELERSAAcross 84: First British Conservative P.M.SIR ROBERT PEELAAcross 86: AcceptancesYESSESAAcross 87: See 58-DownSETAAcross 89: Milne's "Mr. ___ Passes By"PIMAAcross 90: "Monty Python" comicCLEESEAAcross 91: Park concern: Abbr.ECOLAAcross 93: "___ I said so, darn it!"CUZAAcross 95: RestrainedBATEDAAcross 97: Atlas abbr.STRAAcross 100: BefuddleFOGAAcross 102: Largely Muslim capital cityTIRANAAAcross 104: CribTAKEAAcross 108: TV staple since 1/6/75WHEELOFFORTUNEAAcross 112: Metal used in mirror coatingRHODIUMAAcross 115: "It's been ___ pleasure"AREALAAcross 116: Mauna ___KEAAAcross 117: Christmas sightCRECHEAAcross 120: Girl's name that means "true"VERAAAcross 121: Pets from the tropicsGECKOESAAcross 123: Head toMAKEABEELINEFORAAcross 126: StuffSATIATEAAcross 127: Request sweetenerPLEASEAAcross 128: Latish date startNINEPMAAcross 129: Relative of a blow flyTSETSEAAcross 130: Not as impressiveSADDERAAcross 131: They're good for crowdsEXTRASDDown 1: Dustin Hoffman characterRATSODDown 2: Small, one-seeded fruit, botanicallyACHENEDDown 3: Kind of tongueFORKEDDDown 4: SpongeFREELOADDDown 5: Magician's name endingINIDDown 6: UpASTIRDDown 7: BundleBALEDDown 8: Father's conclusionAMENDDown 9: Canoeing challengeRAPIDSDDown 10: Ribbed clothsTRICOTSDDown 11: It may be right: Abbr.ANGDDown 12: Amazon ___BASINDDown 13: LiftROPE TOWDDown 14: Rock producer BrianENODDown 15: Tough, durable woodLARCHDDown 16: Rep. ___ Hastings of the House intelligence committeeALCEEDDown 17: Meditation disciplineT'AI CHIDDown 17: Meditation disciplineTAI CHIDDown 17: Meditation disciplineTAICHIDDown 18: 2002 British Open winnerERNIEELSDDown 22: 1950's-60's thoroughbred, five-time Horse of the YearKELSODDown 24: Popsicle, e.g.TREATDDown 29: "The ___ Quartet" (Indian epic)RAJDDown 32: 1980's-90's Boston Bruin whose #8 jersey is retiredCAMNEELYDDown 34: Withdraw graduallyWEANDDown 35: La Scala, e.g.TEATRODDown 38: StainsDISHONORSDDown 39: Turned onENRAPTDDown 43: Kind of groupAGEDDown 45: Lose it, with "out"WIGDDown 47: Trip partLEGDDown 48: Show obeisanceKNEELDDown 49: Saddler's toolAWLDDown 50: Dumbfounded expressionWHATTHEDDown 51: Designer Miller and othersNICOLESDDown 52: Route west of Jacksonville, Fla.ITENDDown 54: StillINERTDDown 56: College sports stand-outLETTERMANDDown 58: With 87-Across, nook fillerDINETTEDDown 59: Hard-to-decide casesTOSSUPSDDown 60: Non-RxOTCDDown 62: Lover: SuffixPHILEDDown 63: Pushes hardTRIESDDown 65: Must giveOWETODDown 68: Money substituteSCRIPDDown 73: Exuberant Spanish cryARRIBADDown 74: AwfulDIREDDown 75: Awful messSTYDDown 76: StripsPEELSOFFDDown 78: MaintainedHELDTODDown 79: "The Old Wives' Tale" playwrightPEELEDDown 81: Storm heading: Abbr.SSEDDown 82: Person with a magnifying glass, for short?TECDDown 83: No time at allSECDDown 85: Dating lettersB.C.E.DDown 85: Dating lettersBCEDDown 88: Dress not comfortable to sit inTUTUDDown 92: Quick glanceLOOKSEEDDown 94: Coated to prevent rustZINCKEDDDown 96: Chapel Hill studentTARHEELDDown 97: Some draperiesSWAGSDDown 98: Time bomb, sayTHREATDDown 99: Sends backREELECTSDDown 101: Coll. senior's testGREDDown 103: Go over just before a test, sayREREADDDown 105: StartADVENTDDown 106: Actor SutherlandKIEFERDDown 107: Moon of JupiterEUROPADDown 109: Jack of "The Great Dictator"OAKIEDDown 110: Drink with a strawFLOATDDown 111: Pats downTAMPSDDown 113: "Die Lorelei" poetHEINEDDown 114: Old school figuresMARMSDDown 118: Slip (into)EASEDDown 119: Buddy on the roadCBERDDown 122: Some "Star Trek" convention costumesETSDDown 124: Cookbook phraseALADDown 124: Cookbook phraseALA.DDown 125: CounterorderNIX