New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd April 2007

There are 69 across clues and 99 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd April 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Student's declaration
AAcross 6:	Restricted part of a street
AAcross 13:	Paul of pet food	IAMS
AAcross 17:	1947 crime drama	TMEN
AAcross 21:	Block in the Southwest
AAcross 22:	Golf club with a nearly vertical face
AAcross 23:	Love letters?	SWAK
AAcross 24:	U.S. city in sight of two volcanoes
AAcross 25:	With 36-Across, "Poetry is ..." (Osbert Sitwell)	LIKEFISHIFITS
AAcross 27:	Orange/yellow blooms
AAcross 29:	Feature of the villain in "The Fugitive"	ONEARM
AAcross 30:	Walk to the door	SEEOUT
AAcross 32:	Single thread
AAcross 33:	Radisson alternative	HYATT
AAcross 36:	See 25-Across	FRESHITSGOOD
AAcross 40:	Hearty drink
AAcross 43:	Like the Uzbek and Kirghiz languages
AAcross 47:	Smog-watching grp.
AAcross 47:	Smog-watching grp.
AAcross 48:	Bagnell Dam river
AAcross 49:	Purplish
AAcross 52:	Ella of "Phantom Lady"
AAcross 54:	One way to be paid	INCASH
AAcross 58:	Amount past due?	TRE
AAcross 59:	"Poetry is ..." (Joseph Roux)	TRUTHINITSSUNDAYCLOTHES
AAcross 63:	Oater locale
AAcross 64:	Where Springsteen was born, in song	THEUSA
AAcross 65:	Monte ___	CARLO
AAcross 66:	Hyde Park stroller
AAcross 68:	Toil
AAcross 71:	Have on
AAcross 75:	Japanese band?
AAcross 78:	Like many pubs
AAcross 81:	With 89-Across, "Poetry is ..." (Carl Sandburg)	ANECHOASKINGA
AAcross 85:	Flat
AAcross 88:	Struggle
AAcross 89:	See 81-Across	SHADOWTODANCE
AAcross 93:	QB Rodney	PEETE
AAcross 94:	Banned spray
AAcross 95:	Russian city or oblast	OREL
AAcross 96:	Office gizmo
AAcross 98:	Soissons seasons	ETES
AAcross 100:	Baseball Hall-of-Famer Banks	ERNIE
AAcross 104:	Make an inauguration affirmation	SAYIDO
AAcross 107:	Literary ending
AAcross 111:	"Poetry is ..." (Edith Sitwell)	THEDEIFICATIONOFREALITY
AAcross 117:	Took top honors
AAcross 118:	French city in W.W. II fighting	EPINAL
AAcross 119:	Title character in a "Sgt. Pepper" song	MRKITE
AAcross 120:	Grant maker
AAcross 121:	Hatch from Utah	ORRIN
AAcross 123:	15 years before the Battle of Hastings	MLI
AAcross 125:	Dead Sea Scrolls scribe
AAcross 127:	"___ gratias"	DEO
AAcross 128:	"Poetry is ..." (Pablo Neruda)	ANACTOFPEACE
AAcross 133:	Verges on
AAcross 136:	Sing "Gladly the cross-eyed bear," say
AAcross 137:	Tyro
AAcross 141:	___ Mae	SALLIE
AAcross 145:	Elderly	ONINYEARS
AAcross 148:	"Poetry is ..." (E. E. Cummings)	BEINGNOTDOING
AAcross 151:	English university V.I.P.s
AAcross 152:	Punjabi believer
AAcross 153:	No more	ALLGONE
AAcross 154:	#24 of 24
AAcross 155:	As a result
AAcross 156:	Besides
AAcross 157:	Fall field worker
AAcross 158:	Snooped (around)
DDown 1:	Bueno's opposite	MALO
DDown 2:	Tennis edge	ADIN
DDown 3:	It may start with someone entering a bar
DDown 4:	West Indian sorcery
DDown 5:	Prepare, as a side of beans
DDown 6:	Beantown, on scoreboards
DDown 7:	Durham sch.	UNH
DDown 8:	Half of doce
DDown 9:	Energy
DDown 10:	Singer India.___	ARIE
DDown 11:	___ this world	NOTOF
DDown 12:	Nutrition drink brand
DDown 13:	Belief
DDown 14:	Up to one's ears (in)
DDown 15:	Cuban patriot José
DDown 16:	Go around
DDown 17:	Beachwear
DDown 18:	"Zounds," e.g.	MILDOATH
DDown 19:	Antiquity, quaintly
DDown 20:	Denials
DDown 26:	"This is where ___"	IMAT
DDown 28:	Alternative fuel
DDown 31:	Halfhearted
DDown 34:	Go bad
DDown 35:	Red hair, e.g.
DDown 37:	Arabian capital
DDown 38:	Fairy-tale menace
DDown 39:	G.P.A. spoilers
DDown 40:	Mtn. stats
DDown 41:	Trevi coin, once
DDown 42:	Month after Ab
DDown 44:	Friends
DDown 45:	Not on the border
DDown 46:	Poetic break: Var.
DDown 50:	Sitting on
DDown 51:	Tapas bar offering
DDown 53:	Writer Sontag	SUSAN
DDown 55:	Big spinner
DDown 56:	Here, in Juárez	ACA
DDown 57:	Camera inits.	SLR
DDown 60:	Aligned	INAROW
DDown 61:	Main seating area
DDown 62:	Namely
DDown 67:	Perfect
DDown 69:	N.C. State plays in it
DDown 70:	Denny's alternative	IHOP
DDown 72:	Oklahoma city
DDown 73:	Steinbeck's "To ___ Unknown"	AGOD
DDown 74:	Angry talk
DDown 75:	Really, really	OHSO
DDown 76:	Physicist Niels
DDown 77:	"Dies ___"	IRAE
DDown 79:	Arrived quietly	STOLEIN
DDown 80:	"... ___ great fall"	HADA
DDown 82:	Exactly, after "to"	ATEE
DDown 83:	Parlor piece
DDown 84:	Gridiron protection
DDown 84:	Gridiron protection
DDown 86:	Wasted gas
DDown 87:	Inventor's place
DDown 90:	Group of spies
DDown 91:	Kind of check
DDown 92:	Hundred Acre Wood donkey	EEYORE
DDown 97:	Winter Olympics venues
DDown 99:	It's raised on a farm
DDown 101:	NASA homecoming
DDown 102:	Tiny bite
DDown 103:	"See ___ care!"	IFI
DDown 105:	Two, in Lisbon	DOIS
DDown 106:	In many cases
DDown 108:	Operatic Jenny
DDown 109:	Early Nebraskan
DDown 110:	Deli order
DDown 111:	Old deferment classification	TWOA
DDown 112:	Beeper
DDown 113:	Ticking off
DDown 114:	Pulled in
DDown 115:	Poe's middle name	ALLAN
DDown 116:	Surrealist Magritte	RENE
DDown 122:	Reply to "No way!"	ICANSO
DDown 124:	Old-style hangover remedy
DDown 126:	League division
DDown 129:	Mighty big
DDown 130:	Swing wildly
DDown 131:	Corner office and others
DDown 132:	Gettysburg general under Lee	EWELL
DDown 134:	Household health hazard
DDown 135:	Sportscast feature	SLOMO
DDown 138:	Peevishness
DDown 139:	TV's Swenson
DDown 140:	Fashion's ___ von Furstenberg	EGON
DDown 142:	"Here ___ ..."
DDown 143:	"Bus Stop" playwright
DDown 144:	"Yikes!"
DDown 145:	"___ on Melancholy"
DDown 146:	Swe. abutter
DDown 147:	Ma'am or dam
DDown 149:	K.C.-to-Duluth dir.
DDown 150:	"___ the fields ..."