New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th September 2005 There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th September 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ___ labDNAAAcross 4: DrunkLUSHAAcross 8: Whole lotSLEWAAcross 12: PluckMETTLEAAcross 18: One may be overhead or underfootRUGAAcross 19: HoldingASSETAAcross 21: Cut backPAREAAcross 22: Greetings from the Far West?ALOHASAAcross 23: Judge's cry?ODERINTHECOURTAAcross 26: EditREDACTAAcross 27: Like some winter wearLINEDAAcross 28: Hides from viewSHROUDSAAcross 29: Manicotti ingredientRICOTTAAAcross 30: IgnoresLETSBEAAcross 32: Coastal raptorsERNSAAcross 33: One making lots of moneyMINTAAcross 34: Kind of grassOATAAcross 35: Envier's cry?CANIHAVESOMMEAAcross 39: Informal eveningNITEAAcross 40: Came of ageMATUREDAAcross 43: "___ enough ..."SADLYAAcross 44: KnowingWISEAAcross 45: TitterTEHEEAAcross 46: One might be a pull-outSOFAAAcross 50: F on a questionnaire, e.g.SEXAAcross 51: Head of l'AcadémieTETEAAcross 52: Unit of fatGRAMAAcross 53: Parishioner's cry?LORDHAVEMERSEYAAcross 58: Computer unit, informallyMEGAAcross 60: Door partHINGEAAcross 61: Antitank weaponBAZOOKAAAcross 62: Miss, e.g.SHEAAcross 64: Recluse's cry?AVONTOBEALONEAAcross 69: BeautyGEMAAcross 70: Hole in the headNOSTRILAAcross 72: Deprive of courageUNMANAAcross 73: School basics, initiallyRRRAAcross 75: New York sports fan's cry?LETSGOYANGTZESAAcross 79: "My bad"OOPSAAcross 82: Place where there might be a messHALLAAcross 83: Card player's declarationGINAAcross 84: Coachmen : horses :: bullwhackers : ___OXENAAcross 86: Brazen oneHUSSYAAcross 87: Richard of "Chicago"GEREAAcross 88: A school might be found using itSONARAAcross 90: Latter-day AristotleONASSISAAcross 92: NonstartersSUBSAAcross 93: Detroit sports fan's cry?GOGETEMTIGRISAAcross 97: Outdoor sealantTARAAcross 98: Move, in real estateRELOAAcross 99: Create, as a CDBURNAAcross 100: Game sitesARENASAAcross 104: SingleONEFOLDAAcross 106: Molded, as metalDIE-CASTAAcross 109: Comedy Central's "The ___ Show"DAILYAAcross 110: Be a go-betweenLIAISEAAcross 111: Racer's cry?CATCHMEIFYUKONAAcross 113: Printer typeINK-JETAAcross 113: Printer typeINKJETAAcross 114: One of the WaughsALECAAcross 115: Sexy Beatles ladySADIEAAcross 116: Certain Beatle's ladyONOAAcross 117: StopDESISTAAcross 118: Cotton fabricPIMAAAcross 119: ___ roomMEN'SAAcross 120: Dashiell Hammett character ___ BeaumontNEDDDown 1: WhimsicalDROLLDDown 2: Peep show pictureNUDIEDDown 3: Contract bridge?AGENTDDown 4: UncoveredLAIDBAREDDown 5: Service arm: Abbr.USNDDown 6: Onetime French fleetSSTSDDown 7: Dastardly laughHEHHEHDDown 8: Other halvesSPOUSESDDown 9: ToutLAUDDDown 10: TransgressesERRSDDown 11: SoakedWETDDown 12: Corps memberMARINEDDown 13: PickELECTDDown 14: Hurly-burlyTO-DODDown 15: Valley girl's cry?THATOISESOGROSSDDown 16: Make milkLACTATEDDown 17: Home with a groundskeeper, maybeESTATEDDown 20: ___ incognitaTERRADDown 24: 1991 Madonna hitRESCUEMEDDown 25: Quadrennial polit. eventCONVDDown 29: Frost-coveredRIMYDDown 31: Suffix with butylENEDDown 33: Centennial of the Selma civil rights marchMMLXVDDown 36: Fingers, to so speakIDSDDown 37: Window partSASHDDown 38: Ancient theatersODEADDown 39: Explosion makerNITRODDown 40: Listing on a business sched.MTGDDown 41: ___ LingusAERDDown 42: Fatalist's cry?THAMESTHEBREAKSDDown 44: Rock group with the 1995 hit "Buddy Holly"WEEZERDDown 47: Actress LenaOLINDDown 48: Roman, e.g.FONTDDown 49: Medea rode on itARGODDown 51: Eliot Ness, for oneT-MANDDown 54: Society eventDEBUTDDown 55: BlackEBONDDown 56: Scratch (out)EKEDDown 57: Often-candied vegetableYAMDDown 59: Clear the throat?GARGLEDDown 60: BlessedHOLYDDown 62: Venue for the Not Ready for Prime Time Players, in briefSNLDDown 63: Bladed toolHOEDDown 65: Fretted instrumentVIOLDDown 66: Laura's "La Gioconda" loverENZODDown 67: Discover competitorAMEXDDown 68: Do some modern surgeryLASEDDown 71: Peter and othersTSARSDDown 74: "The Social Contract" philosopherROUSSEAUDDown 76: As much as you pleaseAGOGODDown 77: Roger Maris's numberNINEDDown 78: Little biterGNATDDown 80: Last Greek consonantPSIDDown 81: Op openerSYSDDown 85: Eggy beverageNOGDDown 86: Highlight providersHAIRDYESDDown 87: Type of nucleotideGUANINEDDown 88: "You've got yourself a deal"SOLDDDown 89: Kirstie's "Cheers" roleREBECCADDown 91: Colt fan's org.NRADDown 92: UnexcitableSTOLIDDDown 93: Old humorist ___ BurgessGELETTDDown 94: GreatlyMUCHDDown 95: Coal carsTRAMSDDown 96: Clothing lineINSEAMDDown 98: Blush alternativesROSESDDown 101: Coolpix camera makerNIKONDDown 102: DesertedALONEDDown 103: Church councilSYNODDDown 105: Pacific island nationFIJIDDown 106: "Burning Giraffe" painterDALIDDown 107: CoupleITEMDDown 108: Motion in the oceanTIDEDDown 111: Oil well featureCAPDDown 112: Underwater steererFIN