New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd January 2006 There are 61 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd January 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Oliver Twist, e.g.WAIFAAcross 5: Little fightSET-TOAAcross 10: SquawkerCRABAAcross 14: AdvancedLENTAAcross 18: Some chorus voicesALTIAAcross 19: Run ___ ofAFOULAAcross 20: Father-and-son name in football coachingSHULAAAcross 21: Modeler's needCLAYAAcross 22: As a toddler visiting a farm, Mystery Person heard a pig squeal and ...IDENTIFIEDITASAGSHARPAAcross 26: Dorothy's transport to OzTORNADOAAcross 27: Aardwolf featuresSTRIPESAAcross 28: PunctureLANCEAAcross 29: "Comin' ___ the Rye"THROAAcross 31: BlunderbussOAFAAcross 32: Francis, e.g.ROIAAcross 33: After a single hearing of a sacred piece in the Sistine Chapel, Mystery Person ...WROTEITDOWNFROMMEMORYAAcross 44: Continental moneyEUROSAAcross 45: One of Alcott's "Little Men"DANAAcross 46: Privy toIN ONAAcross 47: Concept embodying yin and yangTAOAAcross 48: Founded: Abbr.ESTDAAcross 49: Jawbreaker?FISTAAcross 51: Less locoSANERAAcross 53: Mythical creatureSATYRAAcross 55: Mystery Person once composed a piano piece that, to be performed correctly, required the ...USEOFTWOHANDSANDANOSEAAcross 59: One pole: Abbr.NEGAAcross 60: Hematite componentIRONAAcross 61: Song from on high?YODELAAcross 62: Med. specialtyENTAAcross 63: Use for supportSTANDONAAcross 65: Massenet operaLECIDAAcross 66: Jewish sectHASIDIMAAcross 70: BackAGOAAcross 71: Trowel wielderMASONAAcross 72: UncommonRAREAAcross 73: Singer with a palindromic nameONOAAcross 74: Mystery Person would sometimes compose symphonies ...WHILEPLAYINGBILLIARDSAAcross 80: AssailedHADATAAcross 81: RevereADOREAAcross 82: WellABLYAAcross 83: Cars once advertised as "The Gold Standard of Value"REOSAAcross 84: Loosen up, maybeOILAAcross 85: Org. with an acad. near Colo. Spr.USAFAAcross 86: ___-moSLOAAcross 87: Country north of TongaSAMOAAAcross 88: Scholars believe that "A Musical Joke" by Mystery Person was ...AREQUIEMFORHISPETBIRDAAcross 95: Tribe with a state named after itUTEAAcross 96: Part of l'annéeMAIAAcross 97: Carrier whose name means "skyward"ELALAAcross 98: G-ratedCLEANAAcross 101: Whine-making?MOANINGAAcross 105: ThrowAREARUGAAcross 110: Mystery Person once wrote a waltz in which the choice of measures played was determined ...BYTHEROLLINGOFTWODICEAAcross 113: Suffix with switchEROOAAcross 114: 12 on a cubeEDGESAAcross 115: "Whole ___ Love" (1969 hit)LOTTAAAcross 116: GustoZESTAAcross 117: BuzzedRANGAAcross 118: Gregor Mendel research subjectPEASAAcross 119: Northernmost county of MassachusettsESSEXAAcross 120: Cuts offENDSDDown 1: "Hold it!"WAITDDown 2: Fashion executive GucciALDODDown 3: Path of CaesarITERDDown 4: Spender of markkas, onceFINNDDown 5: Greeted informallySAIDHIDDown 6: PainsEFFORTDDown 7: Vous, familiarlyTOIDDown 8: January 27, 1756 (Mystery Person's birthdate), e.g.TUESDDown 9: Chicago districtOLDTOWNDDown 10: BlokeCHAPDDown 11: DeceitRUSEDDown 12: "___ the heavy day!": "Othello"ALASDDown 13: CatchBAGDDown 14: Celebratory toastLCHAIMDDown 15: GustoELANDDown 16: Buster?NARCDDown 17: FamilyTYPEDDown 20: Working ___STIFFDDown 23: "Soap" familyTATESDDown 24: Part of Bush's "Axis of Evil"IRANDDown 25: ___-eyedSLOEDDown 30: FavoredODDS-ONDDown 32: He outpolled H.H.H. in '68RMNDDown 33: TotsWEEUNSDDown 34: Brown shadeRUSSETDDown 35: Sandinista headORTEGADDown 36: List headingTO-DODDown 37: Swear wordsOATHDDown 38: Finished cleaningRINSEDDDown 39: Youngest Oscar winner in historyONEALDDown 40: Poetic time of dayMORNDDown 41: 1931 Medicine Nobelist WarburgOTTODDown 42: Some stingersRAYSDDown 43: Days of ___YOREDDown 49: 1960's TV series set at Fort CourageFTROOPDDown 50: Exuberant casino cryIWONDDown 51: Ice treatSNOCONEDDown 52: Simple arithmeticADDINGDDown 53: U.S.-born grandchild of Japanese immigrantsSANSEIDDown 54: Nay sayerANTIDDown 56: Act antsyFIDGETDDown 57: Reply to a captainAYESIRDDown 58: So very muchDEARLYDDown 64: Simba's mate, in "The Lion King"NALADDown 65: FurloughLAY OFFDDown 65: FurloughLAYOFFDDown 66: Campus buildingHALLDDown 67: Long greenDOREMIDDown 68: Away from the elementsINDOORDDown 69: Israeli intelligence groupMOSSADDDown 71: Letter salutationMADAMDDown 72: Five-carbon sugarRIBOSEDDown 74: "Hold your horses!"WHOADDown 75: LocksHAIRDDown 76: FurloughedIDLEDDown 77: Use a surgical beamLASEDDown 78: "Road" picture destinationBALIDDown 79: ___-AmericanARABDDown 85: One-eightyUIEDDown 86: Doctor's signboardSHINGLEDDown 87: Canonized fifth-century popeSTLEODDown 89: Edible clamQUAHOGDDown 90: Minneapolis-based magazineUTNEDDown 91: Old DodgesOMNISDDown 92: Game stopperRAINDDown 93: Missouri feederPLATTEDDown 94: Swab targetEARWAXDDown 98: "Good buddy"CBERDDown 99: Neighbor of DracoLYRADDown 100: ___ jacketETONDDown 101: FashionMODEDDown 102: "Eugene Onegin" girlOLGADDown 103: Pub quaffsALESDDown 104: GunksGOOSDDown 106: Chisellike toolADZEDDown 107: It means nothing to the FrenchRIENDDown 108: Golden State sch.UCSDDDown 109: UnderstandsGETSDDown 111: Agt.REPDDown 112: Basketball stat.FTS