New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd July 2006 There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd July 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Corp. honchoPRESAAcross 5: Some FilipinosMOROSAAcross 10: Starter's needGUNAAcross 13: TV alienMORKAAcross 17: Storyteller of SamosAESOPAAcross 19: Virtuous sortSAINTAAcross 20: Duration of many a TV showONESEASONAAcross 23: Wine that causes incoherent talk?RAMBLINROSEAAcross 25: Vietnamese city painted in soothing colors?PASTELHUEAAcross 26: Pseudopod formersAMEBASAAcross 27: Capital on the MississippiST. PAULAAcross 29: "Missed it!"TOOLATEAAcross 30: Literary governessEYREAAcross 32: Girl's name that's a Texas county seatEDNAAAcross 33: Second word of many limericksONCEAAcross 34: What a dummy!SNERDAAcross 37: French priest born in early July?CANCERCUREAAcross 41: Worry, it's saidAGERAAcross 45: Calif. hubLAXAAcross 46: Not quite right?ACUTEAAcross 48: Mint hardwareDIESAAcross 49: FilletDEBONEAAcross 51: Poppy derivativeOPIATEAAcross 53: W.W. II-era enlisteeWACAAcross 55: They're trident-shapedPSISAAcross 57: Dries, in a wayBLOTSAAcross 58: Popular British society magazineTATLERAAcross 59: SteamedIRATEAAcross 61: AuthorizeACCREDITAAcross 63: Life of ___EASEAAcross 64: Monologist of noteLENOAAcross 65: Start of Montana's mottoOROAAcross 66: Source of ironOREAAcross 66: Source of ironORE.AAcross 67: Defeats regularly, in sports lingoOWNSAAcross 69: Cracker spread that's a little sparse on top?BALDINGPATEAAcross 74: Shook downBLEDAAcross 75: Game with matchsticksNIMAAcross 76: Yearbook sect.SRSAAcross 77: Brownie, e.g.GIRLAAcross 78: ___' PeaSWEEAAcross 80: Dasher, to DancerTEAMMATEAAcross 83: Gave inCAVEDAAcross 84: Haberdashery itemTIEBARAAcross 87: Put outISSUEAAcross 88: It melts in your mouthOLEOAAcross 90: Journal add-on?ESEAAcross 91: AttireENROBEAAcross 92: Bungled, with "up"MESSEDAAcross 94: Common order, with "the"SAMEAAcross 96: Bit of sports newsTRADEAAcross 98: Foreign exchange optionYENAAcross 99: Kind of engr.ELECAAcross 100: Discontinued investigative series?OVEREXPOSEAAcross 103: Chanson de ___GESTEAAcross 105: Some choristersALTIAAcross 107: Spot in a Manilow tuneCOPAAAcross 108: Ad headlineSALEAAcross 110: Centers of squares, maybeSTATUESAAcross 113: BruteANIMALAAcross 116: Deli offeringSALAMIAAcross 120: Expert in ornamental fabrics?LAMEBRAINAAcross 122: Rate at which a personnel manager works?RESUMESPEEDAAcross 124: Orchard starterAPPLESEEDAAcross 125: CreamELITEAAcross 126: "Not my problem!"SORRYAAcross 127: 1940's first ladyBESSAAcross 128: Rehabilitated, in a wayDRYAAcross 129: Boxer-turned-actorDANZAAAcross 130: RingTOLLDDown 1: Jumper, brieflyPARADDown 2: Enlarge, in a wayREAMDDown 3: Salinger dedicateeESMEDDown 4: Lamenting oneSOBBERDDown 5: Common Internet lettersMSNDDown 6: Bireme gearOARSDDown 7: SidesplitterRIOTDDown 8: With no guaranteesONSPECDDown 9: Was of use toSTEADEDDDown 10: Make it bigGOPLACESDDown 11: ___ corda (music marking)UNADDown 12: Trojan War sageNESTORDDown 13: Like pure goldMALLEABLEDDown 14: Dept. of Labor div.OSHADDown 15: RompROUTDDown 16: Place for a padKNEEDDown 18: After-school arrangementsPLAYDATESDDown 21: Punished, in a way, in the BibleSTONEDDDown 22: Fair-hiring org.EEOCDDown 24: U.S. ally since '48ISRDDown 28: GreenUNRIPEDDown 31: Old five-franc coinECUDDown 34: Place on the scheduleSLOTDDown 35: Auto parts giantNAPADDown 36: Trick shot that knocks the balls off a French pool table?EXITENMASSEDDown 38: FreelyAT WILLDDown 39: Drew nighNEAREDDDown 40: Old "public diplomacy" org.USIADDown 42: Enthusiastic cheering section at a bullfight?GOODOLEBOYSDDown 43: UnbrokenENTIREDDown 44: Just back from vacation, sayRESTEDDDown 47: They do the thinkingCEREBRADDown 50: River whose delta is Cape TortosaEBRODDown 52: [sigh]ALASDDown 54: "Please?"CANIDDown 56: St. Andrews golf club memberSCOTDDown 60: Pacific kingdomTONGADDown 62: Like a cardinalCRESTEDDDown 67: PromptlyON TIMEDDown 68: Peace Nobelist called a "messenger to mankind"WIESELDDown 70: ConcerningASTODDown 71: "Had enough?"GIVEDDown 72: Lively tempoPRESTODDown 73: Catkin bearersALDERSDDown 74: Kind of blastBEERDDown 76: J. M. Barrie pirateSMEEDDown 79: Flute, e.g.WINEGLASSDDown 81: Sweet after-dinner drinksMUSCATELSDDown 82: AdditionallyELSEDDown 83: "You've got to be kidding!"COME-ONDDown 85: Lend support toABETDDown 86: ___ Coty, predecessor of Charles de GaulleRENEDDown 89: Simple, pretty songsEARCANDYDDown 93: Grandparents, oftenDOTERSDDown 95: No longer goodEXPIREDDDown 97: He hoped to succeed H.S.T.AESDDown 101: Authorized to travelVISAEDDDown 102: Actress AndersonPAMELADDown 104: Fishing gear with fine mesh wireEELPOTDDown 106: Garage jobLUBEDDown 109: Enzyme suffixASEDDown 110: Simple headstoneSLABDDown 111: Put on record, but not actually on a recordTAPEDDown 112: Intensifies, with "up"AMPSDDown 114: Clarifying phraseASINDDown 115: Rink leapLUTZDDown 117: Sleek, for shortAERODDown 118: Jazzman SaundersMERLDDown 119: Tranquil sceneIDYLDDown 121: Suffix with frontIERDDown 123: Apology starterMEA