New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th August 2007 There are 62 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th August 2007. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "Downtown" singer ClarkPETULAAAcross 7: Wheat ___BRANAAcross 11: Kohada, on a sushi menuSHADAAcross 15: Ernst & Young employees, for shortCPASAAcross 19: UpARISENAAcross 20: Kind of speculationIDLEAAcross 21: "___ fan tutte"COSIAAcross 22: Actress Wood of "Diamonds Are Forever"LANAAAcross 23: Nurse Florence sells adventures?NIGHTINGALEHAWKSLARKSAAcross 27: CrackerjackACEAAcross 28: French silkSOIEAAcross 29: Manual readerUSERAAcross 30: Coca-Cola Co. drinksFRESCASAAcross 31: Actor Steve repeats what geezers say?MARTINPARROTSCOOTSAAcross 35: T or F: Abbr.ANSAAcross 36: "___ Wolf," Michael J. Fox filmTEENAAcross 37: Annual event celebrated outdoorsARBOR DAYAAcross 41: CroakRASPAAcross 44: HideawaysDENSAAcross 45: SmutchGRIMEAAcross 47: Kansas county seat on the Neosho RiverIOLAAAcross 48: Bow siteOBIAAcross 49: StaticINERTAAcross 51: Designer GeoffreyBEENEAAcross 52: Hot flashANGERAAcross 53: RatiocinativeLOGICALAAcross 55: Play openerACTIAAcross 56: Overate, with "out"PIGGEDAAcross 57: Lawyer Atticus avoids crazies?FINCHDUCKSCUCKOOSAAcross 62: "Anything ___?"ELSEAAcross 63: ___ fatuusIGNISAAcross 64: Word game popularized by James ThurberGHOSTAAcross 65: Fund-raising letter, e.g.PLEAAAcross 69: Architect Christopher gobbles banisters?WRENSWALLOWSRAILSAAcross 72: Picks upSENSESAAcross 76: Cabinet member: Abbr.SECYAAcross 77: FutileAIMLESSAAcross 78: Some military helicopters, familiarlyHUEYSAAcross 79: Cuts outFLEESAAcross 81: Plantation inventoryBALESAAcross 83: 1970s-'80s supermodel CarangiGIAAAcross 84: Smart ___ALECAAcross 85: AccelerationBOOSTAAcross 86: SiberianCOLDAAcross 87: SoundSEEMAAcross 88: ConversedHADATALKAAcross 90: "Hold your horses!"WHOAAAcross 91: Early 10th-century yearCMIAAcross 93: Famed magician cheats chumps?MERLINROOKSBOOBIESAAcross 100: "Stop equivocating!"YESORNOAAcross 103: Prefix with 94-DownAEROAAcross 104: Go-___KARTAAcross 105: Rapa ___ (Easter Island)NUIAAcross 106: Disney's Captain Jack dupes church leaders?SPARROWGULLSCARDINALSAAcross 110: A, in AustriaEINEAAcross 111: "Swell!"NEATAAcross 112: "Monster" actor, 2003DERNAAcross 113: Runs off (with)ELOPESAAcross 114: Some stereosRCASAAcross 115: Troubadour's inspirationEROSAAcross 116: Indian titles of respectSRISAAcross 117: Title hero of a classic westernDESTRYDDown 1: ___ GamesPANAMDDown 2: Longtime "All My Children" roleERICADDown 3: Go-getterTIGERDDown 4: Show to a seat, brieflyUSHDDown 5: AdmitsLETSINDDown 6: Particles in electrolysisANIONSDDown 7: GourmandBIGEATERDDown 8: Food packaging abbr.RDADDown 9: CharmsALLURESDDown 10: "Les Misérables" star, 1998NEESONDDown 11: Lasting marksSCARSDDown 12: "Lord, ___ long?": IsaiahHOWDDown 13: Personal offer to helpASKFORMEDDown 14: StripDISROBEDDown 15: School souvenirCLASSRINGDDown 16: ___ zoologique (French zoo)PARCDDown 17: "Lonely Boy" singer/writerANKADDown 18: GuffSASSDDown 24: Chill in the airNIPDDown 25: Worked (up)HETDDown 26: Actor JaredLETODDown 32: SelectTAPDDown 33: Payment in MonopolyRENTDDown 34: Lord Byron biblical dramaCAINDDown 38: Snoop ___DOGGDDown 39: How a ship may be turnedALEEDDown 40: It may be behind a picket fenceYARDDDown 41: Jamestown colonistROLFEDDown 42: BubblingABOILDDown 43: Some campaign expensesSIGNSDDown 44: 40 days and 40 nights eventDELUGEDDown 45: Turn unpleasantGETUGLYDDown 46: Food writer RuthREICHLDDown 49: Freud's egoICHDDown 50: BottomsNADIRSDDown 51: Abbr. on top of some e-mailsBCCDDown 52: Sue Grafton's "___ for Alibi"AISDDown 54: Word before maker or breakerICEDDown 55: How a rose by any other name would smell, according to ShakespeareASSWEETDDown 56: "Happy Days" boyPOTSIEDDown 58: "The Situation Room" airerCNNDDown 59: Rejects, with "off"KISSESDDown 60: Hootchy-___KOODDown 61: Warren Commission subjectOSWALDDDown 65: FamiliarPALDDown 66: Feudal lordLIEGEDDown 67: ___ Janis, star of Broadway's "Puzzles of 1925"ELSIEDDown 68: Tea-growing area of the HimalayasASSAMDDown 69: Gen. Clark, informallyWESDDown 70: Window boxes, for short?ACSDDown 71: Abbr. in an apt. adRMSDDown 72: Bygone monarchSHAHDDown 73: Faulkner femme fatale ___ VarnerEULADDown 74: StraitsNEEDDDown 75: Graceful treesSYCAMORESDDown 79: CopyistFOLLOWERDDown 80: Norse deity of mischiefLOKIDDown 81: Musical creditBOOKDDown 82: Ones with the motto "North to the Future"ALASKANSDDown 85: Without exceptionBARNONEDDown 86: Voter, e.g.CHOOSERDDown 87: Household member, for shortSIBDDown 89: Australia's Northern ___: Abbr.TERRDDown 90: ___ apartWORLDSDDown 91: Like some tiresCORDEDDDown 92: Capable of getting around, biologicallyMOTILEDDown 94: Voyagers: SuffixNAUTSDDown 95: Faith: Abbr.RELDDown 96: Kind of examBARDDown 97: Not fittingINAPTDDown 98: Mathematician who introduced the function symbol f(x)EULERDDown 99: WussSISSYDDown 100: River in W.W. I fightingYSERDDown 101: SweepingEPICDDown 102: Mideast capitalSANADDown 107: Fed. auditorGAODDown 108: ___ du coeurCRIDDown 109: RejectionsNOS