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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd April 2006

    There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd April 2006. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Picks up
    AAcross 6: Sea lettuce, e.g.
    AAcross 10: Wide open
    AAcross 15: 15-Down rival, once
    AAcross 19: Taxing time
    AAcross 20: Attends
    AAcross 21: They're towed away
    AAcross 22: See 98-Across
    AAcross 23: Footwear eaten by an animal?BOOTEEINTHEBEAST
    AAcross 26: Tumults
    AAcross 27: Page
    AAcross 28: Instant
    AAcross 29: General ___ chickenTSOS
    AAcross 31: Old-time welcome
    AAcross 32: Clue that helped convict a movie snack thief?THEPRINTSONTHEPOPPER
    AAcross 38: Wretched
    AAcross 39: Get all lovey-dovey
    AAcross 40: Police car maneuver, slangily
    AAcross 41: Cell, e.g.
    AAcross 42: Like the ans. to this clueACR
    AAcross 43: One in a six-pack
    AAcross 44: N.Y.S.E. and Nasdaq, e.g.MKTS
    AAcross 46: Like some fishing hooksGSHAPED
    AAcross 48: Stubborn person getting on another's nerves?THETAURUSINTHEHAIR
    AAcross 53: Black
    AAcross 54: ___ weight
    AAcross 55: Built
    AAcross 56: Weed
    AAcross 59: Went after
    AAcross 61: Shot up
    AAcross 62: Rub the wrong way
    AAcross 63: Home to some Mongolian nomads
    AAcross 64: Thug whose books aren't selling?LITTLEREADWRITINGHOOD
    AAcross 68: Dust Bowl refugeeOKIE
    AAcross 69: Mitsubishi competitorSONY
    AAcross 70: Vandals
    AAcross 71: Famed Georgia football coach VinceDOOLEY
    AAcross 72: Sparkle
    AAcross 73: Tuna salad ingredient
    AAcross 74: River isles
    AAcross 75: Thick
    AAcross 76: Nicholson negotiating with Stiller and Affleck?JACKANDTHEBENSTALK
    AAcross 81: Less than explanatory parental explanationISAIDSO
    AAcross 84: Bowls over
    AAcross 85: H.S. classALG
    AAcross 86: Call from a meadow
    AAcross 87: Cousin of a cobra
    AAcross 88: It must be in the genes
    AAcross 89: B. A. Baracas portrayer on TVMRT
    AAcross 90: Starting to get blue?
    AAcross 92: Supreme rulers blow up a major hardware store?THEEMPERORSNUKELOWES
    AAcross 98: With 22-Across, movie hero of 1977
    AAcross 99: Hot
    AAcross 100: Mortar mixer
    AAcross 101: Acute
    AAcross 102: Twin sister of Ares
    AAcross 104: Cousins of a disheveled wading bird?RUMPLEDSTILTSKIN
    AAcross 111: Going ___
    AAcross 112: Spots on a graph
    AAcross 113: One of the Waughs
    AAcross 114: Priest's urging
    AAcross 115: "Only Time" singerENYA
    AAcross 116: Annual parade honoree, for shortSTPAT
    AAcross 117: Point
    AAcross 118: Sound at the front of East Hampton
    DDown 1: Buddy of the Clintons, e.g.
    DDown 2: Apple had one in 1980: Abbr.
    DDown 3: Funky do
    DDown 4: Called
    DDown 5: Due for a drop-off?
    DDown 6: "Like that matters"ASIFICARE
    DDown 7: Actor CariouLEN
    DDown 8: BugsGETSTO
    DDown 9: Leftovers at a barbecue
    DDown 10: Hedge fund whiz, for short
    DDown 11: "Whaddaya know"
    DDown 12: What two palms up may indicate
    DDown 13: Hoop star's entourage
    DDown 14: Prevent
    DDown 15: Traditional Olympics powerhouse
    DDown 15: Traditional Olympics powerhouse
    DDown 16: Sugary quaff
    DDown 17: Eastern European
    DDown 18: Like some provocatively colored lips
    DDown 24: Pencil holder
    DDown 25: System start-up?
    DDown 30: William Styron title heroineSOPHIE
    DDown 32: Kind of support
    DDown 33: "This should get you started …"HERESATIP
    DDown 34: Unelite, in London
    DDown 35: Eccentric
    DDown 36: Singer/radio host JohnTESH
    DDown 37: "___ Lap" (1983 film)PHAR
    DDown 38: Did nothing
    DDown 43: They don't provide outletsCULDESACS
    DDown 44: Stuck
    DDown 45: Be acquainted with Vanna?KNOWWHITE
    DDown 46: Diplomat Boutros Boutros-___GHALI
    DDown 47: Tear-jerkers often have oneSADENDING
    DDown 49: Try
    DDown 50: Biblical shepherd
    DDown 51: Shepherd's concern
    DDown 52: Radiates
    DDown 56: It has six holes
    DDown 57: Peter and the Wolf's "duck"
    DDown 58: Like some sums
    DDown 59: Horse sound
    DDown 60: Long walk
    DDown 61: Andrea Doria's domain
    DDown 62: Wash out
    DDown 63: Write (for)
    DDown 65: Columnist MikeROYKO
    DDown 66: ___ Chris Steak House (restaurant chain)
    DDown 67: Saturn and Mercury, for two
    DDown 73: House keepers
    DDown 74: Negative campaign featureADWAR
    DDown 75: Water, perhapsMELTEDICE
    DDown 76: Be in harmony
    DDown 77: Billionth: PrefixNANO
    DDown 78: Intruder's deterrent, maybe
    DDown 79: Chaps
    DDown 80: Starr of song
    DDown 81: "Count me in"IMTHERE
    DDown 82: Arid
    DDown 83: Extra
    DDown 88: Dusty floor cleaner
    DDown 89: Breakfast cereal
    DDown 90: Ungodlike
    DDown 91: Must payOWESTO
    DDown 93: Station house figures
    DDown 94: Jump for joy
    DDown 95: Ship over there?
    DDown 96: Show agreement withNODAT
    DDown 97: Pint-sized, downsizedLIL
    DDown 103: Irish ___
    DDown 105: Elhi org.PTA
    DDown 106: Mil. transportLST
    DDown 107: Knockout of knockouts
    DDown 108: ___-Tiki
    DDown 109: Beethoven's "Minuet ___"ING
    DDown 110: Once
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