New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st April 2007 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st April 2007. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Some people count by themTWOSAAcross 5: Potters' needsOVENSAAcross 10: Bits of Three Stooges violenceBOPSAAcross 14: Instruction to a violinistUP-BOWAAcross 14: Instruction to a violinistUPBOWAAcross 19: Overhead light?HALOAAcross 20: Place for boatsBASINAAcross 21: Cut for a columnEDITAAcross 22: Ones undergoing transformationPUPAEAAcross 23: Rock band whose first album was titled, appropriately, "High Voltage"ACDCAAcross 24: Announcer's cry at a hound race?ALLBASSETSAREOFFAAcross 27: [Boo-hoo!]WOEISMEAAcross 29: InconsistentSPOTTYAAcross 30: "___ Thou Now, O Soul" (Walt Whitman poem)DARESTAAcross 31: Jazz pianist BillEVANSAAcross 33: Skirt featureSLITAAcross 34: Flies, maybeBAITAAcross 35: Minotaur's homeCRETEAAcross 38: What priests on a space mission wear?SHUTTLECASSOCKSAAcross 44: Pitch maker?LARYNXAAcross 46: How sardines are often packedINOILAAcross 47: Requirement for a hand, sayANTEAAcross 48: Receiver of donationsHATAAcross 49: Take ___ (swing hard)ARIPAAcross 50: A celebrity carries oneAURAAAcross 52: Bldg. plannerENGRAAcross 53: Smart-mouthedWISEAAcross 54: Prefix with -zoicMETAAAcross 55: Classic JaguarXKEAAcross 56: Dr. Gregory of "ER"PRATTAAcross 59: Attack helicopterAPACHEAAcross 61: King Frederick I's realmPRUSSIAAAcross 63: NapsSIESTASAAcross 65: Werner of "Ship of Fools," 1965OSKARAAcross 66: Mouthing off to police officers?SASSINGTHEBLUESAAcross 69: Informal head coverDORAGAAcross 72: Asylum seekersEMIGRESAAcross 73: Formally attiredINTAILSAAcross 77: Child actor discovered by ChaplinCOOGANAAcross 79: Observe furtivelySPYONAAcross 80: Atlanta-based health org.CDCAAcross 81: Faux: Abbr.IMITAAcross 82: Sheltered spotCOVEAAcross 83: They have big billsEMUSAAcross 85: Result of a slap, perhapsDUELAAcross 86: ___ beanLIMAAAcross 87: Word with bitter or winterALEAAcross 88: Man ___OWARAAcross 89: Abbott and Costello's "Here Come the ___"COEDSAAcross 92: Novelist Glyn who coined "It" as a euphemismELINORAAcross 94: TV dog with its muzzle removed?BAREFACEDLASSIEAAcross 98: Teen problemANGSTAAcross 99: Chantilly seraphANGEAAcross 100: "Norma Rae" director MartinRITTAAcross 101: Consumer products giant, brieflyPANDGAAcross 103: Fictional hero whose first words are "I was born in the Year 1632, in the City of York ..."CRUSOEAAcross 106: TissuelikePAPERYAAcross 108: TeaseTOY WITHAAcross 112: Marshes with libraries and opera houses?CULTURALMORASSESAAcross 115: Noted exileADAMAAcross 116: Kitchen floor coverings, to a BritLINOSAAcross 117: Fossey who did gorilla researchDIANAAcross 118: "The Wreck of the Mary ___"DEAREAAcross 119: Longtime NBC starLENOAAcross 120: DumbINANEAAcross 121: SnafuMESSAAcross 122: Turned upAROSEAAcross 123: TrailsLAGSDDown 1: Sign of springTHAWDDown 2: City on the BrazosWACODDown 3: ___ TowneOLDEDDown 4: Debutante ball?SOCIETYPASSAGEDDown 5: "Dreams From My Father" writerOBAMADDown 6: Singer in the 1958 movie "Go, Johnny, Go!"VALENSDDown 7: Night school subj.ESLDDown 8: His ___ (self-important man)NIBSDDown 9: Stops daydreamingSNAPSTODDown 10: "Hush!"BESTILLDDown 11: "Swan Lake" roleODETTEDDown 12: Terrible shamePITYDDown 13: Rte. partsSTSDDown 14: LiftUPRAISEDDown 15: Habana or CádizPUERTODDown 16: Grp. with lodgesBPOEDDown 17: Fall guys?OAFSDDown 18: Horizontal thread in a fabricWEFTDDown 25: Longtime Chicago Symphony conductorSOLTIDDown 26: Start of Kansas' mottoADASTRADDown 28: Cinematographer NykvistSVENDDown 32: Common English place name endingSHIREDDown 34: Big reportBANGDDown 35: Surgical aidCLAMPDDown 36: Like triple plays compared to double playsRARERDDown 37: Aria that ends "O speranze d'amor!"ERITUDDown 39: A, in ItalyUNADDown 40: Harvard studentCANTABDDown 41: ___ litCHICKDDown 42: Buckwheat groatsKASHADDown 43: Drive ... or part of a cattle driveSTEERDDown 45: Horizontal lineX-AXISDDown 51: DecreeUKASEDDown 52: Major extensions?ETTESDDown 53: Backdrop for carolers?WASSAILINGWALLDDown 56: "Wittle" toePIGGYDDown 57: So out it's back inRETRODDown 58: PastyASHENDDown 60: Foot specialistPOETDDown 62: Family history, e.g.SAGADDown 63: Short cutsSNIPSDDown 64: Stock market sell-offSLIDEDDown 67: "Without a doubt"IMSUREDDown 68: Word said with a hand behind one's backUNCLEDDown 69: 1983 Mr. T filmDCCABDDown 70: Alley Oop's girlOOOLADDown 71: VagabondROVERDDown 74: CyberchattingIMINGDDown 75: Wheels for big wheelsLIMOSDDown 76: Windows buttonSTARTDDown 78: Crystal userNEWAGERDDown 80: ___ number (ID on all stocks and registered bonds)CUSIPDDown 84: Symbol of royal powerMACEDDown 85: Driller's deg.DDSDDown 88: WorthlessOFNOUSEDDown 89: Some sunglassesCLIPONSDDown 90: Many a John Ford filmOATERDDown 91: Spanish roadESTRADADDown 93: CurtsierLADYDDown 95: City where the Lehigh and Delaware rivers meetEASTONDDown 96: Soap operas, e.g.DRAMASDDown 97: Ones at the feeding troughEATERSDDown 102: "Long time ___!"NOSEEDDown 103: Third-century yearCCLIDDown 104: Archaeological siteRUINDDown 105: Bone that means "elbow" in LatinULNADDown 106: Balletic bendPLIEDDown 107: River of FlandersYSERDDown 109: GuessIDEADDown 110: Little biteTANGDDown 111: Doctors' grps.HMOSDDown 113: Two-inch stripe wearer: Abbr.ADMDDown 114: ___ ToméSAO