New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th April 2007

There are 67 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th April 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rude awakening
AAcross 5:	Frequent abbr. on sheet music for folk songs
AAcross 9:	Compound number?
AAcross 14:	Without an out
AAcross 19:	1998 Andrea Bocelli operatic album
AAcross 20:	DeSoto or LaSalle
AAcross 21:	Concentration thwarter
AAcross 22:	Something that might be tucked under the chin
AAcross 23:	... and 25-Across have "canine" surnames	MARKSPITZ
AAcross 25:	... and 41-Across sang with their siblings	JUNEPOINTER
AAcross 27:	Ignore the alarm
AAcross 28:	"With any luck"	IHOPE
AAcross 30:	Shamed
AAcross 31:	Save one's own neck, maybe
AAcross 32:	Poet with a seemingly self-contradictory name
AAcross 33:	Bundle of nerves
AAcross 34:	Barely perceptible
AAcross 36:	Reach a settlement
AAcross 37:	Healing aid patented in 1872
AAcross 41:	... and 52-Across are Mormons	DONNYOSMOND
AAcross 43:	Matches
AAcross 44:	No Westminster contender
AAcross 45:	Compass point suffix
AAcross 46:	Not at all certain
AAcross 47:	Contest that leads to a draw
AAcross 48:	Loyal pooch
AAcross 49:	Census stats
AAcross 51:	Agassi partner
AAcross 52:	... and 69-Across have affiliations with "Jeopardy!"	KENJENNINGS
AAcross 55:	Museum employee
AAcross 57:	The King of Pop, in headlines	JACKO
AAcross 58:	1980s-'90s N.B.A. star Danny	AINGE
AAcross 59:	Belligerent deity
AAcross 60:	Branches
AAcross 61:	He reached his peak in 1806
AAcross 62:	"Everybody Loves Raymond" role	MARIE
AAcross 64:	News exec Roger	AILES
AAcross 65:	Glockenspiels' kin
AAcross 69:	... and 80-Across have mythological creatures as surnames	MERVGRIFFIN
AAcross 71:	Mmes., across the Pyrenees	SRAS
AAcross 72:	Symbol in el zodiaco
AAcross 73:	"Zip-___-Doo-Dah"	ADEE
AAcross 74:	Have an in (with)
AAcross 75:	Stimulate
AAcross 76:	Kia model
AAcross 77:	"Didn't I tell you?!"
AAcross 78:	Faith in music
AAcross 80:	... and 99-Across starred in musicals and share their first names with a classic sitcom couple
AAcross 84:	Comment following a lucky guess	CALLEDIT
AAcross 86:	Pin site
AAcross 87:	Slippery as ___	ANEEL
AAcross 88:	Taking care of the situation
AAcross 89:	France's Oscar	CESAR
AAcross 90:	"The Most Happy Fella" song	BIGD
AAcross 91:	Bailiwick of TV's Matlock
AAcross 94:	Country with a palm tree on its flag
AAcross 95:	Sophocles subject
AAcross 99:	... and 101-Across are known for their fancy footwork
AAcross 101:	... and 23-Across are Olympic gold medalists
AAcross 103:	Clan symbol
AAcross 104:	Makes
AAcross 105:	Xena's horse
AAcross 106:	Absence
AAcross 107:	Talked a blue streak?
AAcross 108:	Showed courage, old-style
AAcross 109:	In case
AAcross 110:	Caustic chemicals
DDown 1:	Fixes
DDown 2:	Exam format
DDown 3:	Erstwhile denaro
DDown 4:	Cons	TAKESIN
DDown 5:	Access	TAPINTO
DDown 6:	Contrite
DDown 7:	Long-distance letters
DDown 8:	Exhibiting ennui	DOZINGOFF
DDown 9:	Had fun with
DDown 10:	Rogaine alternative
DDown 11:	Cheryl of "Curb Your Enthusiasm"	HINES
DDown 12:	Tongue's end?
DDown 13:	Not totally disastrous
DDown 14:	Flies
DDown 15:	Strands in the winter?
DDown 16:	This and that
DDown 17:	Sheltered
DDown 18:	Sale locale
DDown 24:	Like hedgehogs
DDown 26:	Bigger than big
DDown 29:	Keratoid
DDown 34:	Make a name for oneself?
DDown 35:	Queen ___ County, Md.	ANNES
DDown 36:	Elizabeth Taylor's pet charity, for short	AMFAR
DDown 37:	Mission ___, Calif.	VIEJO
DDown 38:	Hockey infraction
DDown 39:	Wink accompaniment
DDown 40:	Asteroid discovered in 1898
DDown 41:	Pricey
DDown 42:	Donkeys, to mules
DDown 43:	Discards
DDown 47:	Casino supply
DDown 48:	Police epithet, with "the"
DDown 50:	Make fast
DDown 51:	"The Female Eunuch" author	GREER
DDown 52:	Singer/actress Akers
DDown 53:	Performs perfectly
DDown 54:	Puma rival
DDown 56:	Before markdown: Abbr.	ORIG
DDown 57:	Half of Brangelina	JOLIE
DDown 60:	Grant money?
DDown 61:	Masterpiece
DDown 62:	Jilted wife of myth
DDown 63:	Staggering	AREEL
DDown 64:	"Is that ___?"	AFACT
DDown 65:	Truculent
DDown 66:	Leader of the Mel-Tones	TORME
DDown 67:	Typeface akin to Helvetica	ARIAL
DDown 68:	Expeditiously
DDown 69:	Like il but not elle: Abbr.	MASC
DDown 70:	Sore
DDown 71:	Round all around
DDown 75:	March honoree, familiarly	STPAT
DDown 78:	George Eliot, e.g.
DDown 78:	George Eliot, e.g.
DDown 79:	Uses a Moviola, in film-making
DDown 80:	Showing the least resistance
DDown 81:	Close-fitting garment
DDown 82:	Georgia of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"	ENGEL
DDown 83:	Erythrocyte	REDCELL
DDown 85:	U.P.S. staffer, at times
DDown 86:	Memorizes
DDown 89:	Cicada sound
DDown 90:	Baffin Bay sights
DDown 91:	P.M. periods	AFTS
DDown 92:	Think way back?
DDown 93:	Actor Jared
DDown 96:	Bob of the P.G.A.
DDown 97:	It may be served in a bed
DDown 98:	Shows curiosity
DDown 100:	Sports org. for nonprofessionals	AAU
DDown 102:	"Chances ___"