New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th October 2007 There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th October 2007. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Film character who says "Play it once, Sam, for old times' sake"ILSAAAcross 5: Clear furniture materialLUCITEAAcross 11: DoctrinesISMSAAcross 15: Having no cost, in CologneFREIAAcross 19: ArriveLANDAAcross 20: Choirs may sing in itUNISONAAcross 21: OnATOPAAcross 22: Make overREDOAAcross 23: Base for many French friesIDAHOPOTATOAAcross 25: "Are we finished?"MAYIGONOWAAcross 27: C2H4, e.g.ALKENEAAcross 28: 1987 Nicolas Cage/Holly Hunter filmRAISINGARIZONAAAcross 30: Caterpillar competitorDEEREAAcross 31: One of two school colors (along with heliotrope) of New York's Purchase CollegePUCEAAcross 32: Beluga delicacyROEAAcross 33: French pupilELEVEAAcross 34: Ends of sandwiches?ESSESAAcross 36: Light, maybeMATCHAAcross 38: "Nearer the Moon" author NinANAISAAcross 40: Was really agitatedSEETHEDAAcross 43: "The fix ___"ISINAAcross 45: French wayRUEAAcross 47: Letters of compassionTLCAAcross 48: Setting of Blackmore's "Lorna Doone"EXMOORAAcross 49: Titles at A.B.A. mtgs.ESQSAAcross 50: Doesn't keep fromTELLSAAcross 52: "Boola Boola" singerELIAAcross 53: Big car racer sponsorS.T.P.AAcross 53: Big car racer sponsorSTPAAcross 54: 1950 #1 hit for Patti PageTENNESSEEWALTZAAcross 58: Tenor in "The Flying Dutchman"ERIKAAcross 60: Yuletide quaffNOGAAcross 61: Time ___INCAAcross 62: Sounds of reliefAAHSAAcross 65: Robert Redford film ... and a hint to what occurs at 23-, 28-, 54-, 77-, 111- and 116-AcrossARIVERRUNSTHROUGHITAAcross 72: "Buona ___"SERAAAcross 73: PopsPASAAcross 74: 85-Across, e.g.: Abbr.ISPAAcross 75: Tiny fraction of a min.NSECAAcross 77: Lead-in to "Show me!"IMFROMMISSOURIAAcross 84: "Get it?"SEEAAcross 85: AOL alternativeMSNAAcross 88: TediousPROSYAAcross 89: Excellent, slangilyPHATAAcross 90: Ready for an emergencyONCALLAAcross 92: Ear: PrefixOTOAAcross 93: High fashion inits.YSLAAcross 94: Like cotton candySPUNAAcross 95: Works on, as a set of tiresROTATESAAcross 96: Toscanini's birthplacePARMAAAcross 99: Anwar's successorHOSNIAAcross 101: Florida snapperGATORAAcross 102: She was wild about HarryLEONAAAcross 104: Rock's ___ FightersFOOAAcross 105: Not showing one's age, in a waySPRYAAcross 107: Harding who made headlines in 1994TONYAAAcross 111: 1915 song that popularized the phrase "Hail! Hail! The gang's all here"ALABAMAJUBILEEAAcross 114: Muscle relaxantVALIUMAAcross 115: Party people?POLITICOSAAcross 116: Ice cream treatBAKED ALASKAAAcross 118: Zodiac symbolBULLAAcross 119: "Bee Season" star, 2005GEREAAcross 120: Not unaware of the jokeINONITAAcross 121: Pugilist SpinksLEONAAcross 122: Eye doctor's concernSTYEAAcross 123: "What are the ___?"ODDSAAcross 124: Soaks in waterSTEEPSAAcross 125: Timeless TurnerTINADDown 1: Poem that ends with the funeral of HectorILIADDDown 2: ScooperLADLEDDown 3: Gem State streamSNAKEDDown 4: FollowADHERETODDown 5: 1966 hit "Little Latin ___ Lu"LUPEDDown 6: Card game with a draw pileUNODDown 7: Kumquat, for oneCITRUSDDown 8: Esau's fatherISAACDDown 9: Funny FieldsTOTIEDDown 10: Genesis sonENOSDDown 11: Retort to "You are a liar!"IAMNOTDDown 12: They get props for their work on BroadwaySTAGE CREWDDown 13: 1998 French Open winner Carlos ___MOYADDown 14: Church bell localeSPIREDDown 15: Like some assets and smilesFROZENDDown 16: Give a face-liftRENOVATEDDown 17: Al Bundy playerEDONEILLDDown 18: A SiouanIOWADDown 24: Having no sequelONE SHOTDDown 26: Grand Canyon State streamGILADDown 29: Modern home of ancient MediaIRANDDown 31: Walker, brieflyPEDDDown 35: ComposedSERENEDDown 36: Volunteer State and Show Me State streamMISSISSIPPIDDown 37: Dance accompanied by a gourd drumHULADDown 39: Astron., e.g.SCIDDown 40: Zaire's Mobutu ___ SekoSESEDDown 41: Cast of thousandsEXTRASDDown 42: Variety of appleEMPIREDDown 43: British verb endingISEDDown 44: Geometric figs.SQSDDown 46: Pipe jointELLDDown 49: Many a NASA worker: Abbr.ENGRDDown 50: Georgia ___TECHDDown 51: Antler holderSTAGDDown 55: Lillehammer's land: Abbr.NORDDown 56: Med. specialtyENTDDown 57: Newswoman PaulaZAHNDDown 59: Soprano ___ Te KanawaKIRIDDown 63: Treat as a villainHISSATDDown 64: Political writer Shelby ___STEELEDDown 66: ImproviseVAMPDDown 67: "Nothing ___ sleeve"UPMYDDown 68: "Platoon" settingNAMDDown 69: LaughfestRIOTDDown 70: Big Ten sch.OSUDDown 71: Pull outUPROOTDDown 76: Toon picsCELSDDown 78: Stay too long at the beachFRYDDown 79: ___ HashanaROSHDDown 80: Body of water seen in Munch's "The Scream"OSLOFJORDDDown 81: Moo ___ porkSHUDDown 82: ___ ClementeSANDDown 83: AltogetherINTOTALDDown 85: SwabMOPDDown 86: Abruptly stopSTALLOUTDDown 87: "I'm serious!"NOREALLYDDown 91: Supermodel on the cover of Sports Illustrated's 1982 swimsuit issueCAROLALTDDown 94: Name-dropper, perhapsSNOBDDown 95: Unit of lightRAYDDown 97: Heart of Dixie streamMOBILEDDown 98: Gray matter?: Abbr.ANATDDown 100: JuicersSOUSESDDown 101: Author of "The Third Man," 1949GREENEDDown 103: Friend of CarlosAMIGODDown 105: PitchSLANTDDown 106: Orange ___PEKOEDDown 108: Child of Asian parentsNISEIDDown 109: The Last Frontier streamYUKONDDown 110: Range makerAMANADDown 111: Alerts, for shortAPBSDDown 112: Opposite of blewACEDDDown 113: Cousin of a storkIBISDDown 114: Chocolate factory needsVATSDDown 117: Salsa or guacamoleDIP