New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th April 2006 There are 73 across clues and 96 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th April 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Cab Calloway catchphraseHIDEHOAAcross 7: Another timeLATER ONAAcross 14: Deep-sea diver's worryPRESSUREAAcross 22: Tiger catOCELOTAAcross 23: Not your normal importsEXOTICAAAcross 24: After-tax investment choicesROTHIRASAAcross 25: Elevators …WENTSTRAIGHTUPAAcross 27: DeferentialOBEISANTAAcross 28: Bar in courtESTOPAAcross 29: Sounds at doctors' checkupsAHSAAcross 30: Reduced byLESSAAcross 32: Owner of the History ChannelAANDEAAcross 33: Dumb bunnyNINNYAAcross 35: Diet centers …SAWASLIGHTLOSSAAcross 40: N.Y.U., e.g.SCHAAcross 43: Harbor towerTUGAAcross 44: ___ test, given to newborn babiesAPGARAAcross 45: Plains tribeOTOESAAcross 46: Anvils …TOOKABEATINGAAcross 49: Mice and men, e.g.PLURALSAAcross 54: Pop singer LavigneAVRILAAcross 55: Media of exchangeMONIESAAcross 57: Stable babyFOALAAcross 59: Cut for a columnEDITAAcross 60: Settle, for oneSEATAAcross 61: ___ exampleASANAAcross 63: Short dashSPRINTAAcross 65: Bride, in BariSPOSAAAcross 66: Caterpillars …INCHEDAHEADAAcross 70: Guillotines …FELLSHARPLYAAcross 72: Paris-to-Lyon dir.SSEAAcross 73: Study grant named for a senatorPELLAAcross 74: Outburst from HomerDOHAAcross 76: Ottoman governorBEYAAcross 77: Overdoes itEMOTESAAcross 78: Very cool, in 50's slang, with "the"MOSTAAcross 79: Patio grills …WEREHOTAAcross 81: Two caliphsALISAAcross 82: Like Sartre's "No Exit"ONEACTAAcross 85: Part of the W. CoastCALAAcross 86: Peace, to PedroPAZAAcross 87: Spanish snackTAPAAAcross 88: Dernier ___CRIAAcross 91: Pace cars …LEDTHERALLYAAcross 94: Nails …GOTHAMMEREDAAcross 97: Brewery fixturesOASTSAAcross 98: Make like crazyRAKE INAAcross 100: Department that is home to the Parc Astérix amusement parkOISEAAcross 101: ___ speakSOTOAAcross 102: HilarityGLEEAAcross 103: EmbargoesBANSAAcross 104: "Ecce homo" uttererPILATEAAcross 107: Computer acronymASCIIAAcross 108: Chews outYELLSATAAcross 110: Real estate developers …GAVEUPGROUNDAAcross 113: Minotaur's homeCRETEAAcross 116: Utah liliesSEGOSAAcross 117: NASA vehicleLEMAAcross 118: Saint, in PortugueseSAOAAcross 119: Cattle …REACHEDANEWLOWAAcross 124: "La classe de ___" (Degas work)DANSEAAcross 126: Make disappearANNULAAcross 127: Folk talesLOREAAcross 128: Singer Anderson of Jethro TullIANAAcross 129: Ford competitor, although not in autosDEEREAAcross 133: Hitchcock specialtySUSPENSEAAcross 136: Freight trains …GAINEDMOMENTUMAAcross 141: Boarding school crowdPREPPIESAAcross 142: First name in popcornORVILLEAAcross 143: Typical downtown signMAINSTAAcross 144: Rasta's messiahSELASSIEAAcross 145: African pestsTSETSESAAcross 146: Runners' aidsCLEATSDDown 1: Julia ___, first woman elected to the American Academy of Arts and LettersHOWEDDown 2: Cold treatsICESDDown 3: DingDENTDDown 4: John of popELTONDDown 5: Place to wear a gownHOSPITALDDown 6: Polo Grounds sluggerOTTDDown 7: Longtime Vermont senatorLEAHYDDown 8: ___ of EvilAXISDDown 9: Dress (up)TOGDDown 10: Biblical verb endingETHDDown 11: Slowing, in music: Abbr.RIT.DDown 11: Slowing, in music: Abbr.RITDDown 12: VisualOCULARDDown 13: Barbers brush themNAPESDDown 14: "To your health!"PROSITDDown 15: BurgleROBDDown 16: Monet's "Vétheuil en ___"ETEDDown 17: Alternative to reflexologySHIATSUDDown 18: Rough rug fiberSISALDDown 19: Heavens: PrefixURANODDown 20: Shoemakers' stripsRANDSDDown 21: Opera singer Simon ___ESTESDDown 26: A to Z, e.g.RANGEDDown 31: ___-moSLODDown 34: CenterNUBDDown 35: Self-serving slantSPINDDown 36: Lambs: LatinAGNIDDown 37: ConductsWAGESDDown 38: Cheer at Gillette StadiumGOPATSDDown 39: It may be raised at a partyHELLDDown 40: EquilibriumSTASISDDown 41: Inquisition targetsCOVENSDDown 42: "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" writerHORACEDDown 44: Make up (for)ATONEDDown 47: Friends and neighborsKITHDDown 48: Menotti opera characterAMAHLDDown 50: PrintsREPROSDDown 51: PassADOPTDDown 52: Stocking materialLISLEDDown 53: Collar insertsSTAYSDDown 56: Tanning lotion lettersSPFDDown 57: Seafood entreeFILETDDown 58: "Members ___"ONLYDDown 61: Carol starterADESTEDDown 62: Highway department supplySALTDDown 64: Nixon friend BebeREBOZODDown 65: Dr. Seuss's green eggs and ham offererSAMIAMDDown 67: Times to rememberEPOCHSDDown 68: Nutrition author DavisADELLEDDown 69: Palme ___ (Cannes award)DORDDown 71: "S.O.S.!"HELPMEDDown 75: With it, onceHEPDDown 78: Fisher-Price's ownerMATTELDDown 79: Goes on strike, informallyWALKSDDown 80: Unlikely pageant winnerHAGDDown 81: Penlight batteriesAAASDDown 82: ScienceOLOGYDDown 83: Author Zora ___ HurstonNEALEDDown 84: Son of Henry and father of Henry IIEDSELDDown 85: Scott of "Ocean's Eleven," 2001CAANDDown 87: Last president of South VietnamTHIEUDDown 88: Orangish yellowCROCUSDDown 89: Acne cream ingredientRETINADDown 90: Enthusiastic assentIDOIDODDown 92: Violent, perhapsRRATEDDDown 93: Poodle's cryYIPDDown 95: Hauls aroundTOTESDDown 96: Canadian pump nameESSODDown 99: Bruce of old filmsNIGELDDown 103: Prepared to streakBAREDDown 105: Italy's ___ di GardaLAGODDown 106: State categoricallyAVOWDDown 107: Frequent subject of government approvalARMS DEALDDown 109: Hauls aroundSCHLEPSDDown 111: Dallas suburbPLANODDown 112: Mil. commanderGENDDown 114: "Thy Neighbor's Wife" authorTALESEDDown 115: Rock's BrianENODDown 116: Says with a raised handSWEARSDDown 119: Godfather's utterancesRASPSDDown 120: HabituateENUREDDown 121: Photographer AdamsANSELDDown 122: Soho servingCUPPADDown 123: Grain diseaseERGOTDDown 124: French face cardsDAMESDDown 125: Counting wordEENIEDDown 128: Asleep, sayIDLEDDown 130: Mount SW of MessinaETNADDown 131: ___ BeltRUSTDDown 132: CPR prosEMTSDDown 134: Serbian city, birthplace of Constantine the GreatNISDDown 135: Six, in SienaSEIDDown 137: "___ had it!"IVEDDown 138: Minor carpNITDDown 139: Noisy rollersELSDDown 140: 250th anniversary of the incorporation of Los AngelesMMC