New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th July 2005

There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th July 2005. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Regis Philbin or Kelly Ripa
AAcross 7:	Related on the father's side
AAcross 13:	Benefactor
AAcross 19:	"Forward!" in Italy
AAcross 20:	Number 1, e.g.
AAcross 21:	Distillate
AAcross 22:	Unmask
AAcross 23:	Supper at home before unpacking from a move?	DININGALACRATE
AAcross 25:	"You're ___ friend"
AAcross 26:	Guinness superlative
AAcross 27:	Pipe contents
AAcross 28:	Founding Father listed on a popular computer?	FRAMERINTHEDELL
AAcross 33:	Vinland pioneers
AAcross 37:	Suffix with Caesar
AAcross 38:	Cartoon dog
AAcross 39:	Rove
AAcross 40:	Constitutional
AAcross 41:	Old ___ (Satan)
AAcross 43:	Mild swearing competition?	AGAMEOFDRATS
AAcross 49:	Steps on the scale
AAcross 50:	Farrier's tool
AAcross 52:	Bargain repository
AAcross 53:	Connect with	TIETO
AAcross 54:	American magazine founded in France	ELLE
AAcross 55:	Old Colgate rival	IPANA
AAcross 57:	All-Star team, with "the"
AAcross 59:	Part of E.E.C.: Abbr.	ECON
AAcross 60:	Divine one, to Dante	DIO
AAcross 61:	Shelters
AAcross 64:	Willa Cather's "One of ___"
AAcross 66:	Cuckoo bird
AAcross 67:	"This one's ___"	ONME
AAcross 69:	Prize for Coronado	ORO
AAcross 70:	Hurry up, as one decorating Christmas gifts?	GOTOWRAPSPEED
AAcross 74:	Actress Scala
AAcross 75:	Red Cross inventories
AAcross 77:	Bill passer: Abbr.
AAcross 78:	Work on, in a way
AAcross 79:	Fire sources
AAcross 81:	Frequent abbr. in BBC announcements
AAcross 82:	Not give ___	ARAP
AAcross 84:	1987 Pulitzer-winning critic Richard ___	EDER
AAcross 86:	Compact contents
AAcross 87:	Jack-in-the-pulpit, e.g.
AAcross 88:	Automaton of Hebrew lore
AAcross 90:	Art collector/philanthropist ___ Broad	ELI
AAcross 91:	Working without ___	ANET
AAcross 92:	Latin American agreements
AAcross 93:	Like a test with a properly corrected score?	WELLREGRADED
AAcross 96:	Guideline: Abbr.
AAcross 98:	Inner selves
AAcross 100:	Recommendation from a C.P.A.
AAcross 101:	Fed. overseer
AAcross 103:	Magazine exec in PJ's	HEF
AAcross 105:	River to the Rio Grande
AAcross 106:	Improper trade of a St. Louis N.F.L. player?	ILLEGALRAMSDEAL
AAcross 112:	Safari-goers may get a charge out of it
AAcross 114:	Think box
AAcross 115:	Quebec underground
AAcross 116:	Guests who jabber incessantly?	PRATINGCOMPANY
AAcross 122:	Less sweet
AAcross 123:	Haloes
AAcross 124:	Immediately
AAcross 125:	Box up
AAcross 126:	Undercover jobs
AAcross 127:	Use a straw
AAcross 128:	Experts
DDown 1:	Wine order
DDown 2:	Flooded
DDown 3:	What the Beatles were able to do?	HAVEANERAFORMUSIC
DDown 4:	Early hr.	ONEAM
DDown 5:	Like yesterday's news, to today's
DDown 6:	Three Dog Night hit "___ the World Ends"
DDown 7:	Wing
DDown 8:	Mill stuff
DDown 9:	Beethoven's symphony with "Ode to Joy"
DDown 10:	Bird: Prefix	AVI
DDown 11:	First in double figures
DDown 12:	Joule fraction
DDown 13:	Jr.'s test	PSAT
DDown 14:	Balloonists' trips
DDown 15:	Eloise was a little one
DDown 16:	Messenger with a code
DDown 17:	Natl. Pretzel Mo.
DDown 18:	Maiden-named
DDown 21:	Carrier with blue-striped jets	ELAL
DDown 24:	Punch alternative
DDown 26:	"Flash Gordon" villain ___ the Merciless
DDown 29:	Take in
DDown 30:	I problem?
DDown 31:	Bonkers
DDown 32:	"Frasier" terrier	EDDIE
DDown 34:	Positioning the Trojan horse in front of Troy?	ROLLINGOUTTHETRAP
DDown 35:	Zigzag activity
DDown 36:	On the other hand
DDown 40:	Less emotional
DDown 42:	Philosopher Kierkegaard, e.g.
DDown 44:	Old ___ (Civil War eagle)	ABE
DDown 45:	Cat's cry
DDown 46:	Guarantee
DDown 47:	Go over
DDown 48:	Sought absolution
DDown 51:	Ratted
DDown 54:	Last shogunate capital
DDown 55:	They're said before a kiss	IDOS
DDown 56:	Swift falcon
DDown 58:	Exchange (as A and R in this puzzle)
DDown 62:	Pharmacists' concerns
DDown 63:	Unsaturated alcohol
DDown 65:	Brown recluse, for one
DDown 68:	Comfort
DDown 71:	Guilty ___ counts	ONALL
DDown 72:	Marked pillar
DDown 73:	Get rid of holes
DDown 76:	Bank letters
DDown 80:	Functions
DDown 83:	An undesirable thing to be in
DDown 85:	Divest
DDown 87:	Quickly, quickly
DDown 89:	Paltry
DDown 91:	Garden party?
DDown 93:	Ablution
DDown 94:	[That's awful!]
DDown 95:	New York cardinal	EGAN
DDown 97:	Honey
DDown 99:	Longtime CBS/CNN newsman Bruce
DDown 102:	"Hey Girl" hitmaker, 1971	OSMOND
DDown 104:	Spanish blooms	FLORES
DDown 106:	Kansas-born playwright
DDown 107:	Place: Abbr.	LOC
DDown 108:	Ruffle
DDown 109:	Slow in scoring
DDown 110:	Material in tire cords
DDown 111:	Tied score
DDown 113:	Much may follow it	INAS
DDown 116:	Desktop items, for short	PCS
DDown 117:	Bunk
DDown 118:	He was the "O" in Jackie O	ARI
DDown 119:	Special ___
DDown 120:	X-ray relative
DDown 121:	Spirit
DDown 122:	Mermaid's home