New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th December 2007

There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th December 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Current
AAcross 7:	One making a delivery
AAcross 10:	"___ fan tutte"	COSI
AAcross 14:	Get set
AAcross 18:	Fished with a baited line
AAcross 20:	Garden figure
AAcross 21:	"Too bad"
AAcross 22:	Cookie introduced in 1912
AAcross 23:	Movie critic Kael
AAcross 24:	Prison movie about a medical miracle?	DEADMANWAKING
AAcross 27:	Wine made from the moscato bianco grape	ASTI
AAcross 28:	O.K.: Var.
AAcross 30:	Global warming?
AAcross 31:	Tim Allen comedy about unionizing seasonal workers?	THESANTACAUSE
AAcross 34:	Loser's cry
AAcross 35:	"Born Under ___ Sign" (1960s blues album)	ABAD
AAcross 36:	Monkey business
AAcross 38:	I.S.P. of note	AOL
AAcross 41:	In addition	ATTHAT
AAcross 44:	With 95-Down, investigate
AAcross 45:	Court pseudonym
AAcross 46:	Pay to play
AAcross 47:	Home of golf's Sony Open
AAcross 48:	Turn over
AAcross 50:	Prequel to "Reservoir Dogs?"	PUPFICTION
AAcross 53:	Onetime host of "Classic Concentration"	TREBEK
AAcross 55:	Home of Chennai
AAcross 58:	Airports
AAcross 59:	Judicial cover-ups?
AAcross 60:	"Answer the question"	YESORNO
AAcross 62:	Tuscany city	SIENA
AAcross 63:	Request to Vanna White
AAcross 64:	Ingmar Bergman classic narrated by Jacques Cousteau?	THESEVENTHSEA
AAcross 67:	Brick holder
AAcross 70:	Scintilla
AAcross 72:	"Out of Africa" author
AAcross 73:	With 69-Down, not just hard of hearing
AAcross 75:	Positive potential
AAcross 77:	Meal with bitter herbs
AAcross 78:	Cloud of gas and dust
AAcross 79:	Chaplin comedy about a religious migration?	THEGODRUSH
AAcross 83:	Attend
AAcross 85:	On and after	ASOF
AAcross 86:	Funny Louis and others
AAcross 87:	Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen	ESA
AAcross 88:	Game resembling crazy eights	UNO
AAcross 90:	Like the letters on a dreidel
AAcross 92:	Kreskin claim
AAcross 92:	Kreskin claim
AAcross 93:	Joan Baez's "Farewell, ___," written by Bob Dylan	ANGELINA
AAcross 96:	"___ and Janis" (comic strip)	ARLO
AAcross 97:	Part of the Old World
AAcross 98:	Chiller about glass-climbing reptiles?	SNAKESONAPANE
AAcross 104:	Stamp
AAcross 107:	Private telephone channel	TIELINE
AAcross 108:	"It's ___" (Pet Shop Boys hit)
AAcross 109:	Tom Cruise action thriller about a nasty argument?	WAROFTHEWORDS
AAcross 112:	Embellishment
AAcross 114:	Thingum
AAcross 115:	Jealous Olympian
AAcross 116:	Skull and Bones member, e.g.	ELI
AAcross 117:	One heading down a slippery slope
AAcross 118:	Sonoma neighbor
AAcross 119:	Oaxaca women: Abbr.	SRAS
AAcross 120:	Red ___ #2
AAcross 121:	Hens, but not roosters
DDown 1:	Parade honoree, for short	STPAT
DDown 2:	Refuse
DDown 3:	Way to go
DDown 4:	Jazz guitar great Herb ___	ELLIS
DDown 5:	Laila who dances in and out of the ring
DDown 6:	Sci-fi movie about gender discrimination?	MENINBACK
DDown 7:	French red
DDown 8:	Had thirds, maybe
DDown 9:	Meter or liter
DDown 10:	Pic taker
DDown 11:	Suffix with pay
DDown 12:	Nautical danger	SANDREEF
DDown 13:	"Honest!"	ISWEAR
DDown 14:	Good ones are cracked
DDown 15:	Home of 1-Down
DDown 16:	Advanced
DDown 17:	Expensive box
DDown 19:	Toothed, botanically
DDown 25:	1950s TV name
DDown 26:	Part of D.A.: Abbr.	ATTY
DDown 29:	Pops
DDown 32:	"Delightful!"
DDown 33:	Creamy color
DDown 37:	Keystone ___
DDown 38:	Spoof about the soul of a fraternity?	ANIMAHOUSE
DDown 39:	Midwest native
DDown 40:	Magnifier
DDown 41:	Singer ___ Neville
DDown 42:	Bogart/Bacall mystery about serious basement dampness?	THEBIGSEEP
DDown 43:	London Underground, with "the"
DDown 44:	Intuited
DDown 46:	Loads
DDown 47:	Other: Sp.	OTRA
DDown 49:	Medieval hymn start
DDown 50:	Awarded zero stars, say
DDown 51:	Romeo's last words	IDIE
DDown 52:	Goalie's area
DDown 54:	Chihuahua, por ejemplo	ESTADO
DDown 56:	Not wanting to fight, say
DDown 57:	Sister of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands	IRENE
DDown 60:	Itch
DDown 61:	County of Cooperstown, N.Y.	OTSEGO
DDown 62:	ID theft target	SSN
DDown 65:	Hotfooted it
DDown 66:	"My ___!"
DDown 68:	Turned down, in a way	ONLOW
DDown 69:	See 73-Across
DDown 71:	Fixes
DDown 74:	Winter lift?
DDown 75:	___ Reader	UTNE
DDown 76:	M.D.	PHYS
DDown 78:	Lois Lane player of early TV, whose first name is a hint to this puzzle's theme	NOELNEILL
DDown 80:	Assemble again
DDown 81:	Operate
DDown 82:	Pizzeria in Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing"
DDown 84:	Assemblages
DDown 88:	Not shown
DDown 89:	With nothing to hide
DDown 91:	Vampy wear
DDown 93:	"Like, no way!"	ASIF
DDown 94:	Odd shares
DDown 95:	See 44-Across
DDown 96:	"Just ___ thought!"	ASI
DDown 97:	Kitchen attraction
DDown 99:	Pitcher of milk?	ELSIE
DDown 100:	___ wagon
DDown 101:	In reserve
DDown 102:	Cowboy rival
DDown 103:	Many Rice grads: Abbr.	ENGRS
DDown 104:	Victor's cry	IWIN
DDown 105:	___ Hari	MATA
DDown 106:	Get set
DDown 110:	Disco ___
DDown 111:	Had a life
DDown 113:	Clover locale