New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th September 2005

There are 63 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th September 2005. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Dog's owner
AAcross 7:	Crit. condition areas	ICUS
AAcross 11:	Go (for)
AAcross 14:	Famed Chicago hotel
AAcross 19:	Station number
AAcross 20:	Injured, in a way
AAcross 22:	Like an apartment with new tenants
AAcross 23:	Dislodging boats that have run aground?	SHALLOWBUSINESS
AAcross 25:	Runs for no purpose
AAcross 26:	Long stretch
AAcross 27:	Go for the gold?
AAcross 28:	Actress MacDowell	ANDIE
AAcross 29:	Beehives, e.g.
AAcross 30:	One calling at peak times?
AAcross 33:	Salon worker
AAcross 35:	"Horton Hears ___"	AWHO
AAcross 37:	Advice to a husband seeker?	DONTHAVEACALLOWMAN
AAcross 42:	"Lowdown" singer Boz ___	SCAGGS
AAcross 45:	Photo ID?	UPI
AAcross 46:	Chinese philosopher Chu ___	HSI
AAcross 47:	Respecting
AAcross 48:	Goddess of agriculture
AAcross 49:	Warm wool
AAcross 52:	Presidential monogram	HST
AAcross 54:	"Don't ___ dumb"	ACTSO
AAcross 55:	Karaoke?	BALLADMOUTHING
AAcross 61:	TKO caller
AAcross 62:	Get
AAcross 64:	Stairstep measure
AAcross 65:	Spots
AAcross 67:	Dart
AAcross 69:	Medical worker in a billfold picture?	WALLETNURSE
AAcross 74:	Mex. miss	SRTA
AAcross 75:	Glass component
AAcross 77:	It may follow a def.	ETYM
AAcross 78:	WB competitor	UPN
AAcross 80:	One of the Ewings, on "Dallas"	VAL
AAcross 81:	Selective Service System, once?	AMERICASCALLUP
AAcross 86:	Be bombastic
AAcross 88:	Hellenic vowel
AAcross 89:	Shows homage
AAcross 90:	First airline with commercial transpacific passenger flights	PANAM
AAcross 91:	Lee foe
AAcross 95:	Football linemen: Abbr.	RTS
AAcross 98:	Melbourne-to-Brisbane dir.
AAcross 99:	[Not again!] and [I can't!]
AAcross 100:	Procrastinator's pick-up line?	IMDALLYINGTOSEEYOU
AAcross 105:	Like venison
AAcross 106:	Annual Sunday night event, with "the"
AAcross 107:	Insignia
AAcross 111:	Bruce who appeared in "Suspicion"	NIGEL
AAcross 113:	Travis who sang "Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)"	TRITT
AAcross 115:	Comfy footwear
AAcross 116:	Shade of green
AAcross 117:	"We Help Heal" sloganeer	CURAD
AAcross 118:	Where to store extra chandeliers?	BALLROOMCLOSETS
AAcross 122:	Teacher's note on a test	SEEME
AAcross 123:	Subject to change in size, as a picture on a screen
AAcross 124:	Famous Indy 500 family	UNSERS
AAcross 125:	Neil Armstrong's middle name	ALDEN
AAcross 126:	Halifax hrs.	AST
AAcross 127:	Crosswalk users, for short
AAcross 128:	Shirley who sang "Goldfinger"	BASSEY
DDown 1:	Walk leisurely
DDown 2:	Blessing preceder
DDown 3:	Lose a lap
DDown 4:	1960's chess champ Mikhail	TAL
DDown 5:	Blow-up: Abbr.
DDown 6:	Goes back into business
DDown 7:	Library cataloging datum, briefly	ISBN
DDown 8:	PC "brain"
DDown 8:	PC "brain"
DDown 9:	___ Minor
DDown 10:	Hélène, for one	SAINTE
DDown 11:	Mark of a ruler	ONEINCH
DDown 12:	Money replaced by euros
DDown 13:	QB stats	TDS
DDown 14:	Icicle feature
DDown 15:	1984 Patrick Swayze film, the first movie released with a PG-13 rating	REDDAWN
DDown 16:	"I'll do that"	ALLOWME
DDown 17:	Original Clarabell the Clown player	KEESHAN
DDown 18:	Brief strangers?	ETS
DDown 21:	Its national anthem is "Jana Gana Mana"
DDown 24:	Imperfection
DDown 29:	Modern address
DDown 31:	Beats (out)
DDown 32:	Accesses the Web	LOGSON
DDown 34:	Hebrew name meaning "He is my God"	ELIHU
DDown 36:	Can. province	ONT
DDown 38:	Kind of skirt
DDown 39:	Kitchen item: Abbr.	APPL
DDown 40:	Perfume holder
DDown 41:	They make people raise their hands
DDown 42:	Gobbles (up)
DDown 43:	Historical novelist Holland	CECELIA
DDown 44:	Fellini or Godard work	ARTFILM
DDown 49:	Acronymic pop group name
DDown 50:	Teamster	CARTMAN
DDown 51:	Tennis score	ADIN
DDown 53:	Expensive
DDown 56:	Big Ten inits.	MSU
DDown 57:	Poetic preposition
DDown 58:	VCR speed meas.	IPS
DDown 59:	Absolute bliss
DDown 60:	Turn dark	GETATAN
DDown 63:	Look toward
DDown 66:	R. J. Reynolds pack	SALEMS
DDown 68:	Bow
DDown 70:	Rustic setting
DDown 71:	Capts.' inferiors	LTS
DDown 72:	Flemish painter Jan van ___
DDown 73:	Dines
DDown 76:	Angler's basket
DDown 79:	"Easy as pie!"	NOPROB
DDown 82:	Grant and others	CARYS
DDown 83:	TV comic who wrote "If Roast Beef Could Fly"
DDown 84:	Lorgnette piece
DDown 85:	1997 Peter Fonda role	ULEE
DDown 87:	Humanitarian Wallenberg	RAOUL
DDown 91:	Foreign flier
DDown 92:	Common temple name	EMANUEL
DDown 93:	In high repute
DDown 94:	Half of a double-header, maybe
DDown 96:	Certs competitor
DDown 97:	Menace	SNARLAT
DDown 99:	Place to work out	GYMCLUB
DDown 101:	Joke response	LOL
DDown 102:	Diner feature
DDown 103:	Woman's shoe style	TSTRAP
DDown 104:	Fair-hiring grp.	EEOC
DDown 108:	Some blades
DDown 109:	English distance
DDown 110:	Smart
DDown 112:	Place of bliss
DDown 114:	"That is ___ expected"	TOBE
DDown 115:	Fr. ladies	MMES
DDown 117:	Civil War inits.	CSA
DDown 118:	Troop grp.	BSA
DDown 119:	Outmoded
DDown 120:	___ whim	ONA
DDown 121:	Sound of a leak