New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th September 2005 There are 60 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th September 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Much-used engineGOOGLEAAcross 7: Spring from a bedROUSTAAcross 12: "Twin Peaks" victim ___ PalmerLAURAAAcross 17: Nose-puckering, in a wayPUTRIDAAcross 18: See 37-AcrossEQUATIONAAcross 21: Lay concern?ENRONAAcross 22: Pulmotor's purposeARTIFICIAL RESPIRATIONAAcross 25: Diplomatic successesDETENTESAAcross 26: Comerica Park teamTIGERSAAcross 27: Ab ___ (from the beginning)OVOAAcross 30: Some Ouija answersNOESAAcross 31: UnhumanMECHANICALAAcross 35: Dog in Francis Barraud's painting "His Master's Voice"NIPPERAAcross 37: With 59-Across, 18-Down and 18-Across, what these answers showTHEFIRSTAAcross 41: "___ Enchanted" (Newbery-winning book made into a 2004 film)ELLAAAcross 42: TroubledATEATAAcross 43: No longer reliant on motherWEANEDAAcross 44: Where many barrels are seenGUN ROOMAAcross 44: Where many barrels are seenGUNROOMAAcross 47: GreasesLARDSAAcross 48: Pained reactionWINCEAAcross 49: Within walking distanceCLOSEAAcross 51: Fix a trackDUBAAcross 52: Practicing grp.AMAAAcross 53: Somewhat, slangilyKINDAAAcross 54: "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It" autobiographerMAE WESTAAcross 56: Many a computer iconBITMAPAAcross 59: See 37-AcrossSYMBOLINAAcross 61: See 62-DownSHIRTAAcross 65: "Stop that!"ENOUGHAAcross 66: Overly glibPATAAcross 67: BorrowerLIENEEAAcross 68: With 27-Down, what these answers showLARGEAAcross 69: See 92-AcrossTOGETONAAAcross 74: CraveYENFORAAcross 75: Drank some coffee, say, with "up"SOBEREDAAcross 77: Long armRIFLEAAcross 79: Yossarian's tentmate, in "Catch-22"ORRAAcross 80: Mgr.'s holdingMBAAAcross 83: "Two Women" starLORENAAcross 84: "À ___ santé!"VOTREAAcross 85: Educator MontessoriMARIAAAcross 87: Sandwich's title?EARLDOMAAcross 89: Enter all at oncePILEINAAcross 90: Ancient MexicanOLMECAAcross 91: ___ functionSINEAAcross 92: With 69-Across and 69-Down, what these answers showPOORMARKAAcross 95: CertifiableINSANEAAcross 96: Musical wingdingHOOTENANNYAAcross 99: Marvin Gaye's "___ That Peculiar"AINTAAcross 101: Old FordLTD.AAcross 102: Window flankersDRAPESAAcross 103: No longer with usDEPARTEDAAcross 107: Disaster coverage?MAJORMEDICALINSURANCEAAcross 114: "Almost Famous" director, 2000CROWEAAcross 115: ConfirmsRATIFIESAAcross 116: Knit up againREHEALAAcross 117: While awaySPENDAAcross 118: "In dreams begin responsibility" writerYEATSAAcross 119: HoseNYLONSDDown 1: Student's stat.GPADDown 2: Lord's Prayer starterOURDDown 3: Giant at CooperstownOTTDDown 4: Photomap overlayGRIDDDown 5: Firefighters hold them outside windowsLIFENETSDDown 6: Correctional worker?EDITORDDown 7: Preside overRULEDDown 8: Galley's manyOARSDDown 9: Sport ___UTEDDown 10: Artemis, to ApolloSISTERDDown 11: Debate club fodderTOPICSDDown 12: Pick upLEARNDDown 13: More nervousANTSIERDDown 14: German-speaking Swiss cantonURIDDown 15: Young 'un in the Hundred Acre WoodROODDown 16: "Roman Holiday" princessANNDDown 18: See 37-AcrossEINSTEINSDDown 19: Plant chewed in ArabiaQATDDown 20: SleepwearNIGHTGOWNDDown 23: Semicircular shapeCEEDDown 24: Stephen of "FeardotCom"READDown 27: See 68-AcrossONALABELDDown 28: Another name for retinolVITAMIN ADDown 29: One whose working days are numberedOPERATORDDown 31: Air or field starterMIDDDown 32: IgnoramusCLODDDown 33: Baseball's FelipeALOUDDown 34: Souvlaki meatLAMBDDown 36: Calculator partPADDDown 38: Good to have aroundHANDYDDown 39: BivouackedENCAMPEDDDown 40: Percentage of a legal settlementFEEDDown 43: La Belle Époque ender: Abbr.WWIDDown 45: ServiceabilityUSEDDown 46: Unlikely Scottish sightNESSIEDDown 49: Berkeley university nicknameCALDDown 50: Tropical wreathLEIDDown 53: Speedometer reading: Abbr.KPHDDown 54: Cell phone brandMOTOROLADDown 55: ConsequentlyTHENDDown 57: Coffeehouse crockeryMUGSDDown 58: AntediluvianAGE-OLDDDown 60: Be upBATDDown 62: With 61-Across, what these answers showINFORMALDDown 63: Turn to a new settingREORIENTDDown 64: Like Mayan pyramidsTERRACEDDDown 67: Clog removerLYEDDown 69: See 92ATERM PAPERDDown 70: Smelter inputOREDDown 70: Smelter inputORE.DDown 71: ___-XGENDDown 72: Gunpowder ingredientNITERDDown 73: Language once known as Cape DutchAFRIKAANSDDown 76: [Bad call!]BOODDown 78: Football's DawsonLENDDown 80: Go well togetherMESHDDown 81: Scott of "Happy Days"BAIODDown 82: Ligurian Sea feederARNODDown 84: High spiritsVIMDDown 85: 1967 music festival siteMONTEREYDDown 86: Unser and sonALSDDown 88: AnticlimaxLET DOWNDDown 88: AnticlimaxLETDOWNDDown 89: Show unseemly curiosityPRYDDown 93: At some pointONEDAYDDown 94: Where it's atON-SITEDDown 95: By agreed orderIN TURNDDown 95: By agreed orderINTURNDDown 97: Guessed wrongERREDDDown 98: "Apocalypse Now" localeNAMDDown 100: Org. headquartered on Constitution Ave.IRSDDown 103: Not all thereDAFTDDown 104: Some Ivy LeaguersELISDDown 105: Goodie to be dividedPIEDDown 106: Arlene of "Here Come the Girls"DAHLDDown 107: Intro deliverersMCSDDown 108: Dada pioneerARPDDown 109: EverymanJOEDDown 110: The World Factbook publisher: Abbr.CIADDown 111: Art movement prefixNEODDown 112: Deep-sixCANDDown 113: Commuter carriersELS