New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd April 2006 There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd April 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Mistress of the spirit world?ALEWIFEAAcross 8: Was an Orly arrival?FLEWINAAcross 14: "The Old Man and the Sea" catchMARLINAAcross 20: Handles differently?RENAMESAAcross 21: Historic Honolulu palaceIOLANIAAcross 22: Beethoven symphonyEROICAAAcross 23: Writer Fleming as a two-year-old?IANTHETERRIBLEAAcross 25: Ibsen's "Hedda ___"GABLERAAcross 26: Ring countONETOTENAAcross 27: Sweet 16 org.NCAAAAcross 28: Yevtushenko poemBABIYARAAcross 29: Shark pools?SEASAAcross 30: J.F.K. advisoryETDAAcross 32: Playground retortISTOOAAcross 34: ScrubbedNO-GOAAcross 35: PuzzlingODDAAcross 36: Scotland?HOMEOFTHEBRAEAAcross 41: SprinklingFEWAAcross 42: Talk like a babyCOOAAcross 43: "Winnie-the-Pooh" babyROOAAcross 44: EstrousINHEATAAcross 46: Picture on a $5,000 billMADISONAAcross 50: Country with a pentagonal flagNEPALAAcross 54: ViewEYESHOTAAcross 57: Onetime capital of IndiaAGRAAAcross 58: One lacking bucks?LONESOMEDOEAAcross 61: Austin of TV's "Knots Landing"TERIAAcross 62: Actress MeyersARIAAcross 63: Game sometimes called "bucking the tiger"FAROAAcross 64: French entreeROTIAAcross 65: Unwelcome twistSPRAINAAcross 67: Far from loadedNEEDYAAcross 69: Burdensome birdALBATROSSAAcross 73: Prepares for a Masters?GOLFSAAcross 74: Lose track?DERAILAAcross 76: It may need a big jacketTOMEAAcross 77: Cartoonist AddamsCHASAAcross 79: WastedLITAAcross 80: Frost linesPOEMAAcross 81: Bar owner's job on "The Simpsons"?OPENINGMOESAAcross 85: Prefix with -gonDECAAAcross 86: Catalan is its official languageANDORRAAAcross 88: Fast ___ Felson, real-life hustler portrayed in "The Hustler"EDDIEAAcross 89: MisterSPRAYERAAcross 91: ReleaseUNHANDAAcross 93: With 107-Down, Westerner with an oxymoronic-sounding name buried on Boot HillLESAAcross 95: Forever and a dayEONAAcross 96: Doctor's bag?SACAAcross 98: Guillotine?ENDINGMACHINEAAcross 103: Heads overseas?WCSAAcross 106: Mine transportTRAMAAcross 108: FlambéAFIREAAcross 109: Take the courseEATAAcross 110: ___ Tzu (dog)SHIHAAcross 111: Well-armed predator?OCTOPUSAAcross 114: You can be in it and out of it at the same timeCOMAAAcross 116: Indo-Iranian languageKASHMIRIAAcross 119: John Glenn, e.g.OHIOANAAcross 120: Warning on court testimony?YOUONLYLIEONCEAAcross 122: "Star Trek: T.N.G." engineerGEORDIAAcross 123: It was named for the infant JesusEL NINOAAcross 124: Playroom threatILLTELLAAcross 125: One of the Gallo brothersERNESTAAcross 126: Actress who starred in two Hitchcock filmsHEDRENAAcross 127: Emergency situationCODEREDDDown 1: Bach bitARIOSODDown 2: ListedLEANEDDDown 3: The Muses, e.g.ENNEADDDown 4: 40, 60, 75 or 100, commonlyWATTSDDown 5: Chat room initialismIMHODDown 6: Stocking stuffersFEETDDown 7: TreasureESTEEMDDown 8: Oregon's state treeFIRDDown 9: DesolateLORNDDown 10: ProvokeELICITDDown 11: Part of the Illinois/Indiana borderWABASHDDown 12: Arriving home after curfewINLATEDDown 13: "When Schweine fly!"NIEDDown 14: Prefix with millionsMEGADDown 15: ___-AmericanARABDDown 16: Early birdROBINDDown 17: Comedian Tomlin as a bowler?LILYOFTHEALLEYDDown 18: The Pleistocene Epoch, familiarlyICE AGEDDown 19: Shoe specificationNARROWDDown 24: Door signENTERDDown 28: Ape's homeBORNEODDown 31: "One never knows, ___?": Fats WallerDOONEDDown 33: Robe fastenerOBIDDown 36: Jolly soundsHOSDDown 37: Alley Oop's girlfriendOOOLADDown 38: Grendel and BeowulfFOESDDown 39: W. 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Fields affirmativeAHYESDDown 40: Special request at a shoe storeEEEDDown 42: 9/11 Commission subj.CIADDown 45: Nolan Ryan, for most of the 80'sASTRODDown 46: The folksMAANDPADDown 47: Mutually approveAGREEONDDown 48: Course for a Maytag repairman?DRIEREDUCATIONDDown 49: Mrs. James JoyceNORADDown 51: ForeshadowPORTENDDDown 52: Marc Antony's loveAMORDDown 53: Jared of "Panic Room"LETODDown 55: OpeningORIFICEDDown 56: Sheriff's badge in the Old WestTINSTARDDown 59: Nick name?NOLTEDDown 60: Hustler's hangout?DISCODDown 63: Just so you knowFYIDDown 66: Some film ratingsPGSDDown 68: Devoted friend of Greek legendDAMONDDown 70: Shade of whiteBONEDDown 71: In the heart ofAMIDDDown 72: The Beatles' "___ Leaving Home"SHESDDown 75: Old global positioning systemLORANDDown 78: Destination in the movie "Dumb and Dumber"ASPENDDown 82: BearcatsPANDASDDown 83: Coolidge Dam riverGILADDown 84: Rodents, playfullyMEECEDDown 85: Judo rankingDANDDown 87: Baseball scorecard lettersRHEDDown 90: Certain buckROEDDown 92: Distinction, slangilyDIFDDown 94: TenuousSHAKYDDown 96: Second fiddleSTOOGEDDown 97: Bow proARCHERDDown 99: Cartoonist HollanderNICOLEDDown 100: PulverizedGROUNDDDown 101: Moss Hart's "Act One," e.g.MEMOIRDDown 102: Biased writing?ITALICDDown 103: KvetchWHINERDDown 104: There's simply no end to itCIRCLEDDown 105: Ozone layer, for oneSHIELDDDown 107: See 93-AcrossMOOREDDown 110: ClobberedSMOTEDDown 112: Launch sites ... or crash sitesPADSDDown 113: Complex part?UNITDDown 115: Tyler who wrote "Breathing Lessons"ANNEDDown 117: Storage spaceSILODDown 118: Didn't breakHELDDDown 120: Mumbled assentYEHDDown 121: Chaney Sr. or Jr.LON