New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th May 2007

There are 70 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th May 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Trick-taking card game
AAcross 5:	Yemeni port famous as a source of coffee
AAcross 10:	Former Connecticut governor Ella	GRASSO
AAcross 16:	Take in
AAcross 21:	Swenson of "Benson"
AAcross 22:	Saw
AAcross 23:	Comparatively flush
AAcross 24:	"No men allowed" area
AAcross 25:	Ambiguous headline about a man charged with killing his attacker?	COURTTOTRYBEATINGVICTIM
AAcross 29:	Mystic
AAcross 30:	Level of care
AAcross 31:	Connected, in a way
AAcross 31:	Connected, in a way
AAcross 32:	Bright-eyed
AAcross 35:	Santa ___
AAcross 36:	Earth Day subj.	ECOL
AAcross 38:	Retired boomer	SST
AAcross 39:	Ambiguous headline about a protest?	MARCHPLANNEDFORAUGUST
AAcross 48:	Gone by
AAcross 49:	Parcel
AAcross 50:	Company with the slogan "born from jets"	SAAB
AAcross 51:	Field protector
AAcross 52:	Sandwich rank
AAcross 54:	Take ___ breath	ADEEP
AAcross 56:	Hang over
AAcross 59:	"What ___?"
AAcross 63:	Ambiguous headline about school closings?	TEACHERSTRIKESIDLEKIDS
AAcross 69:	Oil-rich ruler
AAcross 70:	Dutch painter Jan
AAcross 71:	Hair-raiser
AAcross 72:	Fall setting
AAcross 73:	Was contrite
AAcross 76:	Break
AAcross 78:	Field stars
AAcross 80:	Early hrs.	AMS
AAcross 81:	Ambiguous headline about a California drug bust?	FEDSDISCOVERCRACKINLA
AAcross 87:	Rocky peak
AAcross 88:	One with a thick skin
AAcross 89:	" ... ___ saw Elba"	EREI
AAcross 90:	Actress Sedgwick	KYRA
AAcross 91:	JFK-to-TLV option	ELAL
AAcross 93:	Peter and Paul, but not Mary
AAcross 95:	Sugar cube holder
AAcross 98:	Rating of a program blocked by a V-chip	TVMA
AAcross 101:	Ambiguous headline about a vagrancy statistic?	CITYSHOMELESSCUTINHALF
AAcross 106:	Moonshine
AAcross 107:	Progress smoothly
AAcross 108:	Broom ___ (comics witch)	HILDA
AAcross 109:	"___ & Stitch," 2002 animated film
AAcross 111:	Encouraging sounds
AAcross 114:	Cozy corner
AAcross 117:	Country singer Carter	DEANA
AAcross 119:	McKellen of "The Lord of the Rings"	IAN
AAcross 120:	Ambiguous headline about attorneys' pro bono work?	LAWYERSGIVEPOORADVICE
AAcross 125:	Do-do connector	ASI
AAcross 127:	Jump in the rink
AAcross 128:	"___ of Destruction," 1965 protest song
AAcross 129:	Actor Morales	ESAI
AAcross 130:	Words said with raised arm and glass	ATOAST
AAcross 133:	Word for word
AAcross 138:	Huge
AAcross 142:	Ambiguous headline about a stolen Stradivarius?	MANGETSYEARINVIOLINCASE
AAcross 146:	Kind of chin
AAcross 147:	Vast
AAcross 148:	Heavy metal bar
AAcross 149:	Like the rim of an eyecup
AAcross 150:	Earthenware pots
AAcross 151:	Kind of valve
AAcross 152:	Wild guesses
AAcross 153:	It's not held when it's used
DDown 1:	Sets (on)
DDown 2:	In the ___
DDown 3:	It'll douse a fuego
DDown 4:	Frequent congestion site
DDown 5:	"Welcome" offerer
DDown 6:	Kitchen gadget company
DDown 7:	Big name in credit cards	CITI
DDown 8:	Blast maker
DDown 9:	"The Bonesetter's Daughter" author	AMYTAN
DDown 10:	1983 U.S. invasion site
DDown 11:	Narrow inlets
DDown 12:	Dramatic opening	ACTI
DDown 13:	Quake
DDown 14:	One of New York's Finger Lakes
DDown 15:	E-mail address ender	ORG
DDown 16:	Place for a guard, in soccer
DDown 17:	Shaker formula	NACL
DDown 18:	Word with scam or sketch
DDown 19:	Means of control
DDown 20:	Irish patriot hanged in 1803
DDown 26:	Close
DDown 27:	Elaine ___ ("Seinfeld" role)
DDown 28:	One end of the Moscow Canal
DDown 33:	Longtime staple of daytime TV	OPRAH
DDown 34:	Popular air freshener
DDown 37:	Dated
DDown 39:	West of Hollywood
DDown 40:	Playing marble
DDown 41:	Composer Ned	ROREM
DDown 42:	Their service is impeccable
DDown 43:	Mushroom cloud creator, briefly	NTEST
DDown 44:	Columbo portrayer	FALK
DDown 45:	Duo in a typical symphony
DDown 46:	Exhort
DDown 47:	Sudden increase on a graph
DDown 53:	Scottish estate owner
DDown 55:	Prefix with dactyl	PTERO
DDown 57:	Muppet who lives in a trash can
DDown 58:	Mazda model	MIATA
DDown 60:	"Myra Breckinridge" novelist
DDown 61:	Abnormal plant swelling
DDown 62:	Info that may be phished: Abbr.	SSNS
DDown 64:	Trounce
DDown 65:	"Still Me" autobiographer Christopher
DDown 66:	Some magazine ads
DDown 67:	Schlock
DDown 68:	In need of a washer, perhaps
DDown 74:	Head of costume design	EDITH
DDown 75:	Lush
DDown 77:	Palm readers?	TREOS
DDown 79:	Gaiety
DDown 81:	Manuscript sheet
DDown 82:	Muse with a wreath of myrtle and roses
DDown 83:	Makes unwanted overtures?
DDown 84:	Jazz pianist Chick	COREA
DDown 85:	Breeze
DDown 86:	Maritime
DDown 87:	High-___
DDown 92:	Sock fiber
DDown 94:	Definitely no arm-twister
DDown 96:	Father Sarducci of old "S.N.L."	GUIDO
DDown 97:	Fifth-century pope	STLEO
DDown 99:	11th-century year	MLIII
DDown 100:	Company with a "spokesduck"	AFLAC
DDown 102:	Newsman Bernard
DDown 103:	"The Time Machine" race	ELOI
DDown 104:	"Do ___?"	IDARE
DDown 105:	Grannies
DDown 110:	It's next to nothing
DDown 112:	"Grand" hotel	HYATT
DDown 113:	Reason for a 98-Across
DDown 115:	Not neat	OVERICE
DDown 116:	N.F.L. running back Barlow	KEVAN
DDown 118:	Rhett Butler's last words	ADAMN
DDown 120:	Choo-choo name
DDown 121:	Trust
DDown 122:	Most cunning
DDown 123:	Hip locale
DDown 124:	MTV's owner	VIACOM
DDown 125:	Transmission repair franchise	AAMCO
DDown 126:	Silver quarters?
DDown 131:	Film brand	AGFA
DDown 132:	Numismatists' goals
DDown 134:	Author Janowitz	TAMA
DDown 135:	Composer Satie	ERIK
DDown 136:	It might get the brush-off
DDown 137:	Home stretches?
DDown 139:	Joe
DDown 140:	Anthem starter	OSAY
DDown 141:	Move, in Realtor lingo	RELO
DDown 143:	Poli ___	SCI
DDown 144:	High ball?
DDown 145:	"___ true"