New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd October 2005 There are 59 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd October 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Recovers, with "up"SOBERSAAcross 7: Delibes operaLAKMEAAcross 12: Wrinkle, maybeAGELINEAAcross 19: Noted support groupALANONAAcross 20: Gibson garnishONIONAAcross 21: Caffeine source: Var.COLA NUTAAcross 22: A man goes for a walk and ...FINDSABOTTLEONABEACHAAcross 25: Bird: PrefixAVIAAcross 26: "Let's not go there"SKIPITAAcross 27: Mother of Pollux and HelenLEDAAAcross 28: ___ cheeseBLEUAAcross 30: BreakRESTAAcross 32: Like Bruckner's Symphony No. 7INEAAcross 33: Upper handEDGEAAcross 36: ActivistsDOERSAAcross 37: When he pops the cork, a genie appears and says, "..."ISHALLGRANTYOUONEWISHAAcross 43: 2004 biopic that was a Best Picture nomineeRAYAAcross 44: Pronunciation difficultyLISPAAcross 45: Like the sugar in cotton candySPUNAAcross 46: Piedmont wine cityASTIAAcross 48: Lorelei Lee's creatorLOOSAAcross 50: Have a hunchFEELAAcross 51: Some health info ads, for shortPSASAAcross 55: The man says, "I want to see ..."PEACEINTHEMIDDLEEASTAAcross 60: Kind of leatherROANAAcross 61: Fighting Tigers' sch.LSUAAcross 62: JohnLAVAAcross 63: TotaledRANTOAAcross 64: 2003 Will Ferrell title roleELFAAcross 65: He then hands the genie ...AMAPOFTHEAREAAAcross 71: Springy stepsJIGAAcross 72: It's measured by the meterPOESYAAcross 74: Big-leaguePROAAcross 75: ScoundrelCURAAcross 76: One who's out of touchFOGYAAcross 77: The genie studies it for a while and finally says, "This is impossible. So ..."IGRANTYOUANOTHERWISHAAcross 84: ZIP code 10001 locale: Abbr.NYNYAAcross 85: Radiation unitsREMSAAcross 86: Above, in AachenUBERAAcross 87: Support, in a wayABETAAcross 88: Composer ___ Carlo MenottiGIANAAcross 89: Rye alternativePITAAAcross 91: Fretted stringsUKEAAcross 92: The man says, "I always wanted to see ..."THECUBSINAWORLDSERIESAAcross 102: See 50-DownHOURSAAcross 103: StartingASOFAAcross 104: "Sweet!"OOHAAcross 105: Go bonkersSNAPAAcross 106: "Three Sisters" sisterOLGAAAcross 107: ExertionDINTAAcross 110: Grab some chow?DOGNAPAAcross 113: "The Waste Land" monogramTSEAAcross 114: The genie replies, "..."LETMESEETHATMAPAGAINAAcross 119: See 94-DownONEILLSAAcross 120: Double order, perhapsLATTEAAcross 121: Conjured upEVOKEDAAcross 122: Some terriersWESTIESAAcross 123: Jones of the Miracle MetsCLEONAAcross 124: Scares offDETERSDDown 1: Bush activitySAFARIDDown 2: Big Turkish exportOLIVESDDown 3: OutlawBANISHDDown 4: Put a stopper onENDDDown 5: "Mahogany" star, 1975ROSSDDown 6: How some rivers proceedSNAKILYDDown 7: Sewing machine gizmoLOOPERDDown 8: ConANTIDDown 9: Coyly playfulKITTENISHDDown 10: Small particle: Abbr.MOLDDown 11: Dir. of I-64 going up Ky.ENEDDown 12: Tough problem to face?ACNEDDown 13: PushGOADDDown 14: Noted exile siteELBADDown 15: Papua New Guinea portLAEDDown 16: How shoelaces are often tiedINABOWDDown 17: Central partsNUCLEIDDown 18: Bygone numbersETHERSDDown 23: Cherry varietyBINGDDown 24: Spread out on a table?OLEODDown 29: Seat, slangilyUSHDDown 31: Highlander patternTARTANDDown 34: Sot's problemDTSDDown 35: SwindleGYPDDown 36: Remote locationDENDDown 38: Like some church mattersLAICDDown 39: StacksA LOTDDown 40: Brought into playUSEDDDown 41: Kind of columnOPEDDDown 42: InvalidNULLDDown 46: Fight stopperAPOLOGYDDown 47: Branching marine growthSEAFERNDDown 48: Phoebe's player on "Friends"LISADDown 49: "Movin' ___"ONUPDDown 50: With 102-Across, London-New York time differenceFIVEDDown 51: ___-greenPEADDown 52: City in a 1968 Dionne Warwick top 10 hitSAN JOSEDDown 53: Comparably tenseASTIGHTDDown 54: Smelly smokeSTOGYDDown 56: Popular street nameELMDDown 57: John of EnglandELTONDDown 58: ___-jonggMAHDDown 59: Eisenhower years, e.g.ERADDown 60: Beat again in wrestlingREPINDDown 65: Writer RandAYNDDown 66: WorkOPUSDDown 67: Man in an orderFRADDown 68: Masseur's targetACHEDDown 69: One having second thoughtsRUERDDown 70: Not set things rightERRDDown 73: By the waySAYDDown 76: ThreadsFIBERSDDown 78: Chicago daily, with "the"TRIBDDown 79: Parliamentary nodsYEASDDown 80: Old DodgeOMNIDDown 81: OldOUT-OF-DATEDDown 82: Mountain liftT-BARDDown 83: Bring aroundWAKEDDown 88: Astronaut GrissomGUSDDown 89: ___ de trois (dance)PASDDown 90: W.W. II battle site, familiarlyIWODDown 91: Like a horseshoeU-SHAPEDDDown 92: Granting that, in briefTHODDown 93: MeaninglessHOLLOWDDown 94: With 119-Across, 1920's literary couple on Cape Cod, with "the"EUGENEDDown 95: JalopiesCRATESDDown 96: "Six Feet Under" roleNATEDDown 97: LumberjacksLOGMENDDown 98: "___ Flor and Her Two Husbands"DONADDown 99: FoodINTAKEDDown 100: Not as strenuousEASIERDDown 101: Lays outSPENDSDDown 107: Place for a counter claim?DELIDDown 108: 14-Down, for oneISLEDDown 109: Good ending?NESSDDown 111: Art patron KahnOTTODDown 112: Macadamize, e.g.PAVEDDown 115: Benjamin Netanyahu's alma mater, for shortMITDDown 116: Mom's forte, quicklyTLCDDown 117: Movie computerHALDDown 118: ContractedGOT