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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Some people count by them
AAcross 5: Potters' needs
AAcross 10: Bits of Three Stooges violence
AAcross 14: Instruction to a violinist
AAcross 14: Instruction to a violinist
AAcross 19: Overhead light?
AAcross 20: Place for boats
AAcross 21: Cut for a column
AAcross 22: Ones undergoing transformation
AAcross 23: Rock band whose first album was titled, appropriately, "High Voltage"ACDC
AAcross 24: Announcer's cry at a hound race?ALLBASSETSAREOFF
AAcross 27: [Boo-hoo!]WOEISME
AAcross 29: Inconsistent
AAcross 30: "___ Thou Now, O Soul" (Walt Whitman poem)DAREST
AAcross 31: Jazz pianist Bill
AAcross 33: Skirt feature
AAcross 34: Flies, maybe
AAcross 35: Minotaur's home
AAcross 38: What priests on a space mission wear?SHUTTLECASSOCKS
AAcross 44: Pitch maker?
AAcross 46: How sardines are often packedINOIL
AAcross 47: Requirement for a hand, say
AAcross 48: Receiver of donations
AAcross 49: Take ___ (swing hard)ARIP
AAcross 50: A celebrity carries one
AAcross 52: Bldg. plannerENGR
AAcross 53: Smart-mouthed
AAcross 54: Prefix with -zoic
AAcross 55: Classic JaguarXKE
AAcross 56: Dr. Gregory of "ER"
AAcross 59: Attack helicopter
AAcross 61: King Frederick I's realm
AAcross 63: Naps
AAcross 65: Werner of "Ship of Fools," 1965OSKAR
AAcross 66: Mouthing off to police officers?SASSINGTHEBLUES
AAcross 69: Informal head coverDORAG
AAcross 72: Asylum seekers
AAcross 73: Formally attiredINTAILS
AAcross 77: Child actor discovered by ChaplinCOOGAN
AAcross 79: Observe furtivelySPYON
AAcross 80: Atlanta-based health org.
AAcross 81: Faux: Abbr.IMIT
AAcross 82: Sheltered spot
AAcross 83: They have big bills
AAcross 85: Result of a slap, perhaps
AAcross 86: ___ bean
AAcross 87: Word with bitter or winter
AAcross 88: Man ___OWAR
AAcross 89: Abbott and Costello's "Here Come the ___"
AAcross 92: Novelist Glyn who coined "It" as a euphemismELINOR
AAcross 94: TV dog with its muzzle removed?BAREFACEDLASSIE
AAcross 98: Teen problem
AAcross 99: Chantilly seraphANGE
AAcross 100: "Norma Rae" director Martin
AAcross 101: Consumer products giant, brieflyPANDG
AAcross 103: Fictional hero whose first words are "I was born in the Year 1632, in the City of York ..."CRUSOE
AAcross 106: Tissuelike
AAcross 108: Tease
AAcross 112: Marshes with libraries and opera houses?CULTURALMORASSES
AAcross 115: Noted exile
AAcross 116: Kitchen floor coverings, to a Brit
AAcross 117: Fossey who did gorilla researchDIAN
AAcross 118: "The Wreck of the Mary ___"
AAcross 119: Longtime NBC star
AAcross 120: Dumb
AAcross 121: Snafu
AAcross 122: Turned up
AAcross 123: Trails
DDown 1: Sign of spring
DDown 2: City on the Brazos
DDown 3: ___ TowneOLDE
DDown 4: Debutante ball?SOCIETYPASSAGE
DDown 5: "Dreams From My Father" writer
DDown 6: Singer in the 1958 movie "Go, Johnny, Go!"VALENS
DDown 7: Night school subj.ESL
DDown 8: His ___ (self-important man)
DDown 9: Stops daydreamingSNAPSTO
DDown 10: "Hush!"
DDown 11: "Swan Lake" roleODETTE
DDown 12: Terrible shame
DDown 13: Rte. partsSTS
DDown 14: Lift
DDown 15: Habana or CádizPUERTO
DDown 16: Grp. with lodgesBPOE
DDown 17: Fall guys?
DDown 18: Horizontal thread in a fabric
DDown 25: Longtime Chicago Symphony conductorSOLTI
DDown 26: Start of Kansas' mottoADASTRA
DDown 28: Cinematographer NykvistSVEN
DDown 32: Common English place name ending
DDown 34: Big report
DDown 35: Surgical aid
DDown 36: Like triple plays compared to double plays
DDown 37: Aria that ends "O speranze d'amor!"ERITU
DDown 39: A, in ItalyUNA
DDown 40: Harvard studentCANTAB
DDown 41: ___ lit
DDown 42: Buckwheat groats
DDown 43: Drive ... or part of a cattle drive
DDown 45: Horizontal line
DDown 51: Decree
DDown 52: Major extensions?ETTES
DDown 53: Backdrop for carolers?WASSAILINGWALL
DDown 56: "Wittle" toe
DDown 57: So out it's back in
DDown 58: Pasty
DDown 60: Foot specialist
DDown 62: Family history, e.g.
DDown 63: Short cuts
DDown 64: Stock market sell-off
DDown 67: "Without a doubt"IMSURE
DDown 68: Word said with a hand behind one's back
DDown 69: 1983 Mr. T filmDCCAB
DDown 70: Alley Oop's girlOOOLA
DDown 71: Vagabond
DDown 74: CyberchattingIMING
DDown 75: Wheels for big wheels
DDown 76: Windows button
DDown 78: Crystal userNEWAGER
DDown 80: ___ number (ID on all stocks and registered bonds)CUSIP
DDown 84: Symbol of royal power
DDown 85: Driller's deg.
DDown 88: WorthlessOFNOUSE
DDown 89: Some sunglassesCLIPONS
DDown 90: Many a John Ford film
DDown 91: Spanish roadESTRADA
DDown 93: Curtsier
DDown 95: City where the Lehigh and Delaware rivers meetEASTON
DDown 96: Soap operas, e.g.
DDown 97: Ones at the feeding trough
DDown 102: "Long time ___!"NOSEE
DDown 103: Third-century yearCCLI
DDown 104: Archaeological site
DDown 105: Bone that means "elbow" in Latin
DDown 106: Balletic bend
DDown 107: River of FlandersYSER
DDown 109: Guess
DDown 110: Little bite
DDown 111: Doctors' grps.HMOS
DDown 113: Two-inch stripe wearer: Abbr.ADM
DDown 114: ___ ToméSAO
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