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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th December 2007

There are 69 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th December 2007. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Feed for cattle and horses
AAcross 8: River or city of MaineSACO
AAcross 12: E-5 in the U.S.A.F.SSGT
AAcross 16: Fourth steps
AAcross 19: Bashes
AAcross 20: Control ___ (four-wheel-drive system)TRAC
AAcross 21: Vessel lost at Pearl Harbor
AAcross 22: Piz Bernina or Eiger
AAcross 23: Yuletide celebration
AAcross 25: Unwavering
AAcross 27: Decadent
AAcross 28: ClearingOPENAREA
AAcross 30: Hindu queen
AAcross 31: Not fair at all
AAcross 32: Bingo callBTEN
AAcross 33: Rock group with the 12-time platinum album "Hysteria"DEFLEPPARD
AAcross 35: Some martyrs: Abbr.STES
AAcross 36: Gorge
AAcross 37: Swiss ___
AAcross 37: Swiss ___
AAcross 38: Music center?
AAcross 39: Weena's fictional raceELOI
AAcross 40: Marc Antony's love
AAcross 42: Rolodex abbr.
AAcross 44: Like Narcissus?SELFREFLECTIVE
AAcross 50: Popular Hispanic newspaper nameELSOL
AAcross 53: ReposefulATEASE
AAcross 54: Longtime soap actress JonesRENEE
AAcross 55: "Prince ___" ("Aladdin" song)
AAcross 56: Play analyzer
AAcross 58: Year England captured Normandy at the Battle of TinchebrayMCVI
AAcross 59: Kind of sweaterPULLON
AAcross 61: Fully functional
AAcross 62: Actor KilmerVAL
AAcross 63: Last time?
AAcross 66: 1964 Beatles #1 hitIFEELFINE
AAcross 68: Museum hanging
AAcross 69: Employee's move, for shortRELO
AAcross 70: Words from a promising individual?ISHALL
AAcross 73: Ye followerOLDE
AAcross 74: Samoa-to-Hawaii dir.
AAcross 75: Spitchcock
AAcross 76: Starters
AAcross 77: "Bald" baby
AAcross 79: Hail
AAcross 81: Classic outdoor winter toysFLEXIBLEFLYERS
AAcross 84: Uganda's ___ AminIDI
AAcross 85: "Climb ___ Mountain"EVRY
AAcross 86: One who's gone but not forgotten
AAcross 87: Mag magnateHEF
AAcross 89: ___-plié (ballet move)DEMI
AAcross 91: Personnel person
AAcross 93: "___ homo" (declaration in John 19:5)
AAcross 97: Bond's man?
AAcross 100: Ltr. carriersENVS
AAcross 101: Quasar co-discoverer SandageALLAN
AAcross 102: Pope of 452 who met with AttilaSTLEO
AAcross 103: Red-eye cause
AAcross 105: Burning
AAcross 106: Adam Sandler's "Spanglish" co-starTEALEONI
AAcross 108: Precious cargo of legend
AAcross 110: Mythical beast
AAcross 111: Seussian villagersWHOS
AAcross 112: 1988 Cy Young winner HershiserOREL
AAcross 113: Laundry worker
AAcross 114: Verb follower?
AAcross 115: Kind
AAcross 116: Ophthalmologist's concern
AAcross 117: Rolls
DDown 1: Sources of fall color
DDown 2: Light, in a wayLOWFAT
DDown 3: Repetitive exclamation from ShakespeareFIEFIE
DDown 4: Sen. Specter and othersARLENS
DDown 5: "Waiting for ___" (Odets play)
DDown 6: Bash
DDown 7: Certain flake
DDown 8: Mushroom stems
DDown 9: Silver-colored
DDown 10: Songwriter SammyCAHN
DDown 11: Santa's reindeer, traditionally
DDown 12: Never-failing
DDown 12: Never-failing
DDown 13: Rickey Henderson record-breaking stat
DDown 14: Beetle juice?
DDown 15: Edward O. ___, card-counting author of "Beat the Dealer"
DDown 16: Zoological studies
DDown 17: Edits
DDown 18: Words per minute, e.g.
DDown 24: Manx traitNOTAIL
DDown 26: Pin spots
DDown 29: Eliminate
DDown 32: "___ good cheer"BEOF
DDown 34: Actress GettyESTELLE
DDown 36: Bolt
DDown 39: Stumbling sounds
DDown 40: 13, for AlATNO
DDown 41: Air
DDown 43: Senior SaarinenELIEL
DDown 44: Biblical strongman
DDown 45: Dropping acid, say
DDown 46: Evening person?
DDown 47: Go kaput
DDown 48: First name in court fictionERLE
DDown 49: Hanna-Barbera collectible
DDown 51: Redenbacher of popcorn fameORVILLE
DDown 52: Hero's hero
DDown 55: Genesis shepherd
DDown 57: Forces in the water
DDown 59: Grouch
DDown 60: Craft often shown landing on three legs
DDown 61: Old sports org.
DDown 64: Let out
DDown 65: Current with the wind
DDown 66: Metric foot
DDown 67: Geezer
DDown 70: Anatomical ductITER
DDown 71: Voluptuous
DDown 72: Osaka O.K.HAI
DDown 76: Ailey and TofflerALVINS
DDown 77: ___ effortEFOR
DDown 78: ___ clear
DDown 80: Towering figure in French engineering
DDown 81: Carrie Chapman Catt, for one
DDown 82: Little wrigglers
DDown 83: Baa maids?
DDown 87: He-Man Woman-___ Club ("Little Rascals" group)
DDown 88: Link, as fingers of the hands
DDown 90: Key of Dvorák's "New World" SymphonyEMINOR
DDown 91: "Crimes of the Heart" playwright Beth
DDown 92: Out of gearINIDLE
DDown 93: Firstborn
DDown 94: John of "Rat Race"CLEESE
DDown 95: Constellation between Lynx and Hydra
DDown 96: Starts to make a scene?
DDown 97: "Life ___ short ..."ISTOO
DDown 98: Brand under AMC TheatresLOEWS
DDown 99: "We Got the Beat" group
DDown 101: "The Night Cafe" was painted there
DDown 104: Comic Sahl
DDown 105: Frizzy coif
DDown 107: "Well, what have we here?!"
DDown 109: Big inits. in newsNPR
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