New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th September 2007 There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th September 2007. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Starting pointEDENAAcross 5: Wraps on stageBOASAAcross 9: Org. that inspects factoriesOSHAAAcross 13: Frog's placeTHROATAAcross 19: ___-pointe (ballet position)DEMIAAcross 20: Footballer-turned-politician SwannLYNNAAcross 21: Inn's offeringROOMAAcross 22: Hungry lion, e.g.ROARERAAcross 23: *Ice hockey penaltyGAME MISCONDUCTAAcross 26: Mame, e.g.AUNTIEAAcross 27: Motrin rivalANACINAAcross 28: They may be high before a competitionHOPESAAcross 29: PurgesRIDSAAcross 31: Companion of a spadeHOEAAcross 32: Surgically exciseRESECTAAcross 33: Pod that's sometimes pickledOKRAAAcross 34: *Tongue-in-cheekFACETIOUSAAcross 36: Côte d'___AZURAAcross 38: ObservedLOOKEDONAAcross 40: *Somewhat in jestHALFSERIOUSLYAAcross 46: UnbrokenINTACTAAcross 50: Dinner spreadOLEOAAcross 51: Food label abbr.NTWTAAcross 52: Rocky Mtn. highs?ELEVSAAcross 55: Patron saint of metalworkersELOIAAcross 56: Not skip a beat?PATROLAAcross 59: Go-go-goENERGETICAAcross 61: Not go by one's own locomotionRIDEAAcross 62: ConnectionsINSAAcross 63: Family V.I.P.'sMASAAcross 65: "Myself was stirring ___ the break of day": Shak.EREAAcross 66: Oiled, in a mannerANOINTEDAAcross 68: *Sign of coming dangerGATHERINGCLOUDSAAcross 72: To be handled byINCAREOFAAcross 75: ___-eyedDOEAAcross 76: "TV Funhouse" show, for shortSNLAAcross 77: Key holder?: Abbr.FLA.AAcross 80: "Fantastic Mr. Fox" author, 1970DAHLAAcross 81: UpshotNETRESULTAAcross 85: Lack of varietyTEDIUMAAcross 87: Special case?ETUIAAcross 88: Dan ___, former N.B.A. star and coachISSELAAcross 89: Roman historianLIVYAAcross 91: Jazzy AnitaODAYAAcross 92: Sharp bendDOGLEGAAcross 94: *DrifterWANDERINGSOULAAcross 98: Colorless, flammable gasETHYLENEAAcross 101: ImitatorAPERAAcross 102: *What "dele" meansTAKEITOUTAAcross 105: ___ mossPEATAAcross 108: Does just all rightGETSBYAAcross 113: Top-notchACEAAcross 114: Israeli statesman BarakEHUDAAcross 115: Actress/spokeswoman BelafonteSHARIAAcross 116: Ancient Greek regionAEOLIAAAcross 117: Tin: PrefixSTANNOAAcross 119: *Barnyard fixtureWATERINGTROUGHAAcross 122: New Hampshire senator JohnSUNUNUAAcross 123: 1965 movie "___ What You Did"ISAWAAcross 124: Give a come-hither lookOGLEAAcross 125: Toy company whose name is an anagram of 124-AcrossLEGOAAcross 126: Corkscrew, e.g.OPENERAAcross 127: One-linersGAGSAAcross 128: General ___ chickenTSOSAAcross 129: Bygone U.S. gas brandESSODDown 1: Annual literary awardEDGARDDown 2: Silas of the Continental CongressDEANEDDown 3: Thompson and LazarusEMMASDDown 4: Relative of 26-AcrossNIECEDDown 5: Jewish crêpeBLINTZEDDown 6: Exclamations of exasperationOYSDDown 7: Religious recluseANCHORITEDDown 8: Derisive gestureSNOOKDDown 9: Periods in prison, e.g.ORDEALSDDown 10: Old French coinsSOUSDDown 11: Ad followerHOCDDown 12: City of New Orleans operatorAMTRAKDDown 13: *Professional courtesy in pricingTRADE DISCOUNTDDown 14: First word spoken to earth from the lunar surfaceHOUSTONDDown 15: DashedRANDDown 16: Maker of Bug-B-GonORTHODDown 17: Fivesome seen in order in the answer to each starred clueAEIOUDDown 18: Shady sorts?TREESDDown 24: Biotite and phlogopiteMICASDDown 25: Home of "The Diane Rehm Show"NPRDDown 30: Put away for goodICEDDown 34: Christopher Morley novel "Kitty ___"FOYLEDDown 35: Future residentsINTERNSDDown 37: Banquet holderURNDDown 39: Designer CassiniOLEGDDown 40: Some cliff dwellersHOPIDDown 41: English playwright AyckbournALANDDown 42: "I'm game!"LETSDDown 43: BackingFORDDown 44: Landlord, e.g.OWNERDDown 45: Development sitesUTERIDDown 47: Came downALITDDown 48: Word with bar or colorCODEDDown 49: One-to-one, e.g.TIEDDDown 53: Card catalog abbr.ET ALDDown 53: Card catalog abbr.ET AL.DDown 54: Chiantis, e.g.VINOSDDown 57: Poet who wrote "The moving finger writes; and, having writ, moves on"OMARDDown 58: *Time during a graveyard shiftLATE-NIGHT HOURDDown 60: Tears to piecesRENDSDDown 64: Arch sitesSHOESDDown 67: Nothing doing?IDLEDDown 68: Sea of ___GALILEEDDown 69: NewtsEFTSDDown 70: Stephen Jay ___, author of "The Panda's Thumb"GOULDDDown 71: Role in "The Color Purple"CELIEDDown 72: Carded, sayIDEDDDown 73: Grp. conducting Operation Deny FlightNATODDown 74: Repeated cry at a beer blastCHUGDDown 77: Cousin of SpotFIDODDown 78: Beach bashLUAUDDown 79: ___ nitrateAMYLDDown 82: Lick againREWETDDown 83: FlairELANDDown 84: NielsensTVRATINGSDDown 86: To-___DOSDDown 90: Small barkYIPDDown 93: Saint-___, capital of France's Loire departmentETIENNEDDown 95: 4-Down's brothersNEPHEWSDDown 96: Brings to naughtNEGATESDDown 97: Feminist GermaineGREERDDown 99: Crossword solver, presumablyYOUDDown 100: Philosopher WittgensteinLUDWIGDDown 102: Italian poet Torquato ___TASSODDown 103: MisbehaveACT UPDDown 104: "The Family Circus" cartoonistKEANEDDown 106: Side flapEARDDown 107: RampagingARIOTDDown 109: "A Confederacy of Dunces" authorTOOLEDDown 110: PivotsSLUESDDown 111: "American Pie" actor JasonBIGGSDDown 112: Uneducated boorYAHOODDown 112: Uneducated boorYAHOO!DDown 115: UnaccompaniedSTAGDDown 118: Novice, maybeNUNDDown 120: Simile's centerASADDown 121: Day-___GLO