New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd July 2007

There are 59 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd July 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Ginger's friend on "Gilligan's Island"	MARYANN
AAcross 8:	Comic Kilborn and others
AAcross 14:	Lie on the beach
AAcross 19:	So-called "miracle plant"
AAcross 21:	Bag handler
AAcross 22:	Egyptian crosses
AAcross 23:	"Pardon me, are you from the Caribbean? Because ..."	JAMAICANMECRAZY
AAcross 25:	Catcher in the World Series' only perfect game
AAcross 26:	Humorist George
AAcross 27:	Better
AAcross 28:	Compass dir.
AAcross 29:	Hemingway's "___ Time"	INOUR
AAcross 30:	"I know it's not my business, but if you were a laser ..."	YOUDBESETONSTUNNING
AAcross 38:	Coarse
AAcross 39:	Collins of '70s funk	BOOTSY
AAcross 40:	Look (around)
AAcross 42:	First name in aviation
AAcross 44:	Middle mark
AAcross 46:	Letter-ending abbr.	ENC
AAcross 47:	Pres. Jefferson	THOS
AAcross 48:	"Say, is it hot in here ...?"	ORISITJUSTYOU
AAcross 52:	Key over Control
AAcross 53:	Free throw's path
AAcross 54:	Actor Cage, informally	NIC
AAcross 55:	Hip-shaking dance
AAcross 59:	___ mind	OFA
AAcross 60:	N.B.A. coach George ___	KARL
AAcross 62:	Loser to R.M.N. in '68	HHH
AAcross 64:	Nobelist, e.g.
AAcross 66:	"Sorry to bother you, but do you work for NASA? Because ..."	YOUREOUTOFTHISWORLD
AAcross 72:	Dinosaur National Monument site
AAcross 73:	Dummkopf
AAcross 74:	Scottish refusals	NAES
AAcross 76:	Well-put
AAcross 79:	Rich with humor
AAcross 80:	Application datum: Abbr.	SSN
AAcross 82:	Suicide squeeze result, for short
AAcross 83:	Two-time losing Republican presidential candidate
AAcross 85:	"Excuse me, I seem to have lost my phone number — ...?"	CANIHAVEYOURS
AAcross 91:	Press
AAcross 92:	Orioles' org.	MLB
AAcross 95:	Chop
AAcross 96:	Lemonade + ___ = Arnold Palmer
AAcross 97:	Doggie sounds
AAcross 98:	Title teen in a 1990s sitcom	MOESHA
AAcross 101:	NPR's ___ Simon
AAcross 102:	"I don't mean to pry, but are you from Nashville? Because ..."	YOURETHEONLYTENISEE
AAcross 108:	Conductor's aid
AAcross 109:	When Can. has Thanksgiving
AAcross 110:	Évian, e.g.
AAcross 111:	Sgt. maj., e.g.	NCO
AAcross 113:	Instruction for casual dress	NOTIE
AAcross 114:	"Even though we've never met, I'm sure your last name is Campbell. That's because ..."	YOUREMMMMMMGOOD
AAcross 120:	Make better
AAcross 121:	Den, often
AAcross 122:	It gets a licking
AAcross 123:	Catfish Row resident
AAcross 124:	Bridgewater of jazz	DEEDEE
AAcross 125:	Like talkers at a movie
DDown 1:	Goya subject
DDown 2:	Henry James's "The Portrait of ___"	ALADY
DDown 3:	Amorist
DDown 4:	One voting for
DDown 5:	Bird: Prefix	AVI
DDown 6:	IBM competitor
DDown 7:	"Piece" org.
DDown 8:	Inched
DDown 9:	___ hall
DDown 10:	Glandular prefix	ADRENO
DDown 11:	Daredevil's retort	ICANSO
DDown 12:	Montreal daily
DDown 13:	Mole, e.g.
DDown 14:	Peres's predecessor	RABIN
DDown 15:	About 11%
DDown 16:	City that won the first N.F.L. championship, 1920	AKRONOHIO
DDown 17:	Doesn't get bothered by	SHRUGSOFF
DDown 18:	Dweller in the Peterhof
DDown 20:	Eager
DDown 24:	Victim of Bart Simpson's prank calls
DDown 31:	Doesn't let go to waste
DDown 32:	Hero's place
DDown 33:	Lure
DDown 34:	Key of Bruckner's Symphony No. 7: Abbr.	EMAJ
DDown 35:	"You must ___"
DDown 36:	Publisher of All Hands magazine: Abbr.
DDown 37:	Home of Roosevelt I.	NYC
DDown 41:	Spanish pronoun	ESTA
DDown 42:	Host
DDown 43:	Prefix with dot
DDown 44:	CBS debut of 10/6/2000	CSI
DDown 45:	Plus more: Abbr.
DDown 48:	The A's, on scoreboards
DDown 49:	O.K.
DDown 50:	One ___ (kids' game)	OCAT
DDown 51:	"Never gonna happen"	UHUH
DDown 52:	Japanese who won the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize	SATO
DDown 56:	Afghan airline
DDown 57:	British tax
DDown 58:	Orders to plow horses
DDown 61:	Filmdom's Jean-___ Godard	LUC
DDown 62:	Prefix with pad	HELI
DDown 63:	Knee-slapper
DDown 64:	Band with the 1999 hit "Summer Girls"	LFO
DDown 65:	Coastal bird
DDown 67:	___-poly	ROLY
DDown 68:	Bathroom powder
DDown 69:	Concert halls
DDown 70:	Lash of westerns	LARUE
DDown 71:	Raymond's wife on "Everybody Loves Raymond"	DEBRA
DDown 75:	Yucatán yeses
DDown 76:	1998 Sarah McLachlan hit	ADIA
DDown 77:	Recipient of the first gold single awarded by the R.I.A.A.	PERRYCOMO
DDown 78:	Easy putt, say	TWOFOOTER
DDown 80:	___-string
DDown 81:	Any ship
DDown 84:	Guaranteeing
DDown 86:	Indian bread
DDown 87:	#2, informally
DDown 88:	H.S. course	ECON
DDown 89:	Creature of legend
DDown 90:	Slugger Mel et al.	OTTS
DDown 92:	Woman of la maison: Abbr.	MME
DDown 93:	Good deal
DDown 94:	Serve well
DDown 99:	Safe
DDown 100:	Dragster's ride
DDown 100:	Dragster's ride
DDown 101:	Baffle
DDown 103:	Like marshes
DDown 104:	"I wanna try!"	LEMME
DDown 105:	Starchy food
DDown 106:	Son of Cain	ENOCH
DDown 107:	___ des Beaux-Arts	ECOLE
DDown 108:	Go postal
DDown 112:	Did too much, in a way	ODED
DDown 114:	From Jan. 1 till now	YTD
DDown 115:	Help wanted abbr.	EOE
DDown 116:	Jan. and Feb.
DDown 117:	Radar reading: Abbr.
DDown 118:	Big Ten sch.	MSU
DDown 119:	Ones "over there"