New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th August 2006 There are 61 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th August 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Pitch inASSISTAAcross 7: Sight near an iglooSLEDAAcross 11: Show utter disrespect toSPITONAAcross 17: Something in FranceQUELQUECHOSEAAcross 19: Plastic surgeon's targetHOOKNOSEAAcross 22: *Discount brokerage formed in 1996TDWATERHOUSEAAcross 23: *Site of a famous drawing?OKCORRALAAcross 24: ScorchSINGEAAcross 25: My dear manSIRAAcross 26: Run the showEMCEEAAcross 28: Ratio phraseISTOAAcross 29: Hardly raining?SLEETYAAcross 32: *Writer who coined the word "booboisie"H. L. MENCKENAAcross 35: WaneABATEAAcross 38: Fee followerFIEAAcross 39: Biological ringsAREOLAEAAcross 40: Satellite counterpartAMFMAAcross 41: *Deceased writer whose work was the basis for a hit 2005 filmC. S. LEWISAAcross 44: Kiss, in "Harry Potter"SNOGAAcross 45: Former Span. moneyPTAAAcross 48: Something a bride may haveREGISTRYAAcross 50: Newsman Potter and othersNEDSAAcross 52: DollSUGARAAcross 54: Old man of the sea, to HomerPROTEUSAAcross 55: PopLANCEAAcross 57: How 265-pound football Hall-of-Famer Larry Little was named?INAPTLYAAcross 59: Legal hearingOYERAAcross 60: BonusPERKAAcross 61: 1939 Best Picture nominee banned in the Soviet UnionNINOTCHKAAAcross 63: Year Chaucer diedMCDAAcross 65: *Kids' cookie makers, informallyEZBAKEOVENSAAcross 68: Folk duo ___ & SylviaIANAAcross 69: JohnnycakeCORNBREADAAcross 72: Porcelain pieceEWERAAcross 73: Alpine sightT-BARAAcross 76: Some takeoutCHINESEAAcross 77: Spy, at timesTAPERAAcross 79: Damned doctorFAUSTUSAAcross 82: First two words of "Waltzing Matilda"ONCEAAAcross 83: Building contractor's studyCODEAAcross 84: These provide reliefBULLPENSAAcross 85: ___Kosh B'GoshOSHAAcross 86: Language whose name means "army"URDUAAcross 89: *1970's-80's TV villainJREWINGAAcross 92: Knick rivalCELTAAcross 93: French West Indies isle, informallySTBARTSAAcross 95: Bit of a comicGAGAAcross 96: Peter the Great's co-czarIVANVAAcross 98: *It was retired in 2005MXMISSILEAAcross 101: ChestnutOLDSAWAAcross 103: Make ___ for itARUNAAcross 104: Capital of BelarusMINSKAAcross 107: As wellTOOAAcross 108: Daily ___, "Spider-Man" newspaperBUGLEAAcross 113: *QB who was the 1963 Player of the YearYATITTLEAAcross 116: *World orderUNRESOLUTIONAAcross 119: DumpsEYESORESAAcross 120: "Mission: Impossible" typesSECRETAGENTSAAcross 121: SkipDEPARTAAcross 122: Seven ___SEASAAcross 123: Treat as a villainHISSATDDown 1: Its logo is four ringsAUDIDDown 2: Iced, with "up"SEWNDDown 3: WasteSLAGDDown 4: *Measure of brightnessIQ TESTDDown 5: Attorney's adviceSUEDDown 6: BreviloquentTERSEDDown 7: PeeweeSHORTIEDDown 8: Record producer ___ AdlerLOUDDown 9: Latin 101 verbESSEDDown 10: RegardDEEMDDown 11: BarefootSHOELESSDDown 12: "Gotta catch 'em all!" sloganeerPOKEMONDDown 13: Its logo is five rings: Abbr.I.O.C.DDown 13: Its logo is five rings: Abbr.IOCDDown 14: How Holmes beat Ali in '80TKODDown 15: How chicken à la king may be servedONRICEDDown 16: Scandinavian language, to nativesNORSKDDown 17: Milk purchases: Abbr.QTSDDown 18: In the mainCHIEFLYDDown 20: Fill upSATEDDown 21: University of North CarolinaELONDDown 27: Prot., for exampleCHRDDown 30: Some college staffLECTURERSDDown 31: Tree that's a symbol of sorrowYEWDDown 33: "Don't Bring Me Down" grp., 1979ELODDown 34: PestersNAGSATDDown 35: Continental abbr.AMERDDown 36: *It provided tires for Lindbergh's Spirit of St. LouisBFGOODRICHDDown 37: Good relationsAMITYDDown 39: "Just ___!"ASECDDown 40: French DadaistARPDDown 42: Ones getting coll. counseling, maybeSRSDDown 43: Harry Bailly, in "The Canterbury Tales"INNKEEPERDDown 45: *Not for everyonePGTHIRTEENDDown 46: ___ blue streakTALKADDown 47: Kind of raceARYANDDown 49: Go withSEEDDown 51: Setting for part of Kerouac's "On the Road"DENVERDDown 53: Kind of symbolUPCDDown 55: PrecipitateLEADTODDown 56: What Indiana once pursuedARKDDown 56: What Indiana once pursuedARK.DDown 57: River to the DanubeINNDDown 58: "A seductive liar": George W. BallNOSTALGIADDown 60: Grp. with balls and strikesPBADDown 62: Ending with cashIERDDown 63: Singer MarilynMCCOODDown 64: Film executive Harry and othersCOHNSDDown 66: #26 of 26ZEEDDown 67: Fall behindOWEDDown 70: Brussels-to-Amsterdam dir.NNEDDown 71: Nice onesBEAUTSDDown 74: Neighbor of Rom.BULDDown 75: Lab safety org.?ASPCADDown 78: Hot and heavy, e.g.: Abbr.ADJSDDown 79: Crosswords, sayFUNDDown 80: The Runnin' Rebels, for shortUNLVDDown 81: Mach 1 passerSSTDDown 83: Like Larry of the Three Stooges, surprisinglyCURLIESTDDown 84: Healthy amountBIGDOSEDDown 87: Football positions: Abbr.RBSDDown 88: Pioneering German autoDAIMLERDDown 90: ___ boostEGODDown 91: Barbara on the cover of 15 TV GuidesWALTERSDDown 93: "Apollo 13" actorSINISEDDown 94: Symbol of perfectionTENDDown 97: *BeetlesVWBUGSDDown 98: Lee of the old Milwaukee BravesMAYEDDown 99: Look insideX-RAYDDown 100: Quiet, nowMUTEDDDown 102: Truth, old-styleSOOTHDDown 105: Figure (out)SUSSDDown 106: Common arthroscopy siteKNEEDDown 109: Mountain West Conference teamUTESDDown 110: Actress GershonGINADDown 111: 1990's Senate majority leaderLOTTDDown 112: Nav. designationENSDDown 114: ZenithTOPDDown 115: Singing syllableTRADDown 117: Zenith rivalRCADDown 118: Chou En-___LAI