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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Oliver Twist, e.g.
AAcross 5: Little fight
AAcross 10: Squawker
AAcross 14: Advanced
AAcross 18: Some chorus voicesALTI
AAcross 19: Run ___ of
AAcross 20: Father-and-son name in football coachingSHULA
AAcross 21: Modeler's need
AAcross 22: As a toddler visiting a farm, Mystery Person heard a pig squeal and ...IDENTIFIEDITASAGSHARP
AAcross 26: Dorothy's transport to Oz
AAcross 27: Aardwolf features
AAcross 28: Puncture
AAcross 29: "Comin' ___ the Rye"
AAcross 31: Blunderbuss
AAcross 32: Francis, e.g.
AAcross 33: After a single hearing of a sacred piece in the Sistine Chapel, Mystery Person ...WROTEITDOWNFROMMEMORY
AAcross 44: Continental money
AAcross 45: One of Alcott's "Little Men"
AAcross 46: Privy to
AAcross 47: Concept embodying yin and yang
AAcross 48: Founded: Abbr.ESTD
AAcross 49: Jawbreaker?
AAcross 51: Less loco
AAcross 53: Mythical creature
AAcross 55: Mystery Person once composed a piano piece that, to be performed correctly, required the ...USEOFTWOHANDSANDANOSE
AAcross 59: One pole: Abbr.
AAcross 60: Hematite component
AAcross 61: Song from on high?
AAcross 62: Med. specialtyENT
AAcross 63: Use for supportSTANDON
AAcross 65: Massenet operaLECID
AAcross 66: Jewish sect
AAcross 70: Back
AAcross 71: Trowel wielder
AAcross 72: Uncommon
AAcross 73: Singer with a palindromic name
AAcross 74: Mystery Person would sometimes compose symphonies ...WHILEPLAYINGBILLIARDS
AAcross 80: AssailedHADAT
AAcross 81: Revere
AAcross 82: Well
AAcross 83: Cars once advertised as "The Gold Standard of Value"
AAcross 84: Loosen up, maybe
AAcross 85: Org. with an acad. near Colo. Spr.
AAcross 86: ___-moSLO
AAcross 87: Country north of Tonga
AAcross 88: Scholars believe that "A Musical Joke" by Mystery Person was ...AREQUIEMFORHISPETBIRD
AAcross 95: Tribe with a state named after it
AAcross 96: Part of l'annéeMAI
AAcross 97: Carrier whose name means "skyward"ELAL
AAcross 98: G-rated
AAcross 101: Whine-making?
AAcross 105: ThrowAREARUG
AAcross 110: Mystery Person once wrote a waltz in which the choice of measures played was determined ...BYTHEROLLINGOFTWODICE
AAcross 113: Suffix with switchEROO
AAcross 114: 12 on a cube
AAcross 115: "Whole ___ Love" (1969 hit)LOTTA
AAcross 116: Gusto
AAcross 117: Buzzed
AAcross 118: Gregor Mendel research subject
AAcross 119: Northernmost county of Massachusetts
AAcross 120: Cuts off
DDown 1: "Hold it!"
DDown 2: Fashion executive GucciALDO
DDown 3: Path of CaesarITER
DDown 4: Spender of markkas, once
DDown 5: Greeted informallySAIDHI
DDown 6: Pains
DDown 7: Vous, familiarlyTOI
DDown 8: January 27, 1756 (Mystery Person's birthdate), e.g.
DDown 9: Chicago districtOLDTOWN
DDown 10: Bloke
DDown 11: Deceit
DDown 12: "___ the heavy day!": "Othello"
DDown 13: Catch
DDown 14: Celebratory toastLCHAIM
DDown 15: Gusto
DDown 16: Buster?
DDown 17: Family
DDown 20: Working ___
DDown 23: "Soap" family
DDown 24: Part of Bush's "Axis of Evil"
DDown 25: ___-eyed
DDown 30: Favored
DDown 32: He outpolled H.H.H. in '68RMN
DDown 33: TotsWEEUNS
DDown 34: Brown shade
DDown 35: Sandinista head
DDown 36: List heading
DDown 37: Swear words
DDown 38: Finished cleaning
DDown 39: Youngest Oscar winner in historyONEAL
DDown 40: Poetic time of day
DDown 41: 1931 Medicine Nobelist Warburg
DDown 42: Some stingers
DDown 43: Days of ___
DDown 49: 1960's TV series set at Fort CourageFTROOP
DDown 50: Exuberant casino cryIWON
DDown 51: Ice treatSNOCONE
DDown 52: Simple arithmetic
DDown 53: U.S.-born grandchild of Japanese immigrants
DDown 54: Nay sayer
DDown 56: Act antsy
DDown 57: Reply to a captainAYESIR
DDown 58: So very much
DDown 64: Simba's mate, in "The Lion King"
DDown 65: Furlough
DDown 65: Furlough
DDown 66: Campus building
DDown 67: Long greenDOREMI
DDown 68: Away from the elements
DDown 69: Israeli intelligence group
DDown 71: Letter salutation
DDown 72: Five-carbon sugar
DDown 74: "Hold your horses!"
DDown 75: Locks
DDown 76: Furloughed
DDown 77: Use a surgical beam
DDown 78: "Road" picture destination
DDown 79: ___-American
DDown 85: One-eightyUIE
DDown 86: Doctor's signboard
DDown 87: Canonized fifth-century popeSTLEO
DDown 89: Edible clam
DDown 90: Minneapolis-based magazineUTNE
DDown 91: Old DodgesOMNIS
DDown 92: Game stopper
DDown 93: Missouri feeder
DDown 94: Swab target
DDown 98: "Good buddy"CBER
DDown 99: Neighbor of Draco
DDown 100: ___ jacketETON
DDown 101: Fashion
DDown 102: "Eugene Onegin" girlOLGA
DDown 103: Pub quaffs
DDown 104: Gunks
DDown 106: Chisellike tool
DDown 107: It means nothing to the FrenchRIEN
DDown 108: Golden State sch.UCSD
DDown 109: Understands
DDown 111: Agt.
DDown 112: Basketball stat.FTS
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