New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th January 2008

There are 76 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th January 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Magazine that features "Alfred's Poor Almanac"
AAcross 4:	I.R.S. form 1099-___	MISC
AAcross 8:	Early pulpit
AAcross 12:	"The Simpsons" character who often refers to himself in the third person	DISCOSTU
AAcross 18:	Speedy steed
AAcross 20:	"___ tale's best for winter": Shak.	ASAD
AAcross 21:	Reddish-brown
AAcross 22:	How Mulan dresses in much of "Mulan"	ASAMAN
AAcross 23:	Fielder's cry
AAcross 24:	Something to play
AAcross 26:	Numbers game
AAcross 27:	They're left behind
AAcross 29:	Turns in
AAcross 31:	Old infantry spears
AAcross 32:	Saw things
AAcross 33:	"___ Blas" (Lesage novel)	GIL
AAcross 34:	"Where ___ go wrong?"	DIDI
AAcross 36:	Procter & Gamble brand
AAcross 37:	One succumbing to 6-Down
AAcross 39:	Bird: Prefix	AVI
AAcross 40:	It might be silver
AAcross 42:	Be in another form
AAcross 44:	"Don't worry about me"	IMFINE
AAcross 46:	Archbishop Tutu	DESMOND
AAcross 48:	Censures
AAcross 50:	Some players in a kids' game
AAcross 52:	Single, for one: Abbr.
AAcross 53:	As quickly as possible
AAcross 54:	Sinai borderer: Abbr.	ISR
AAcross 55:	King in a Steve Martin song
AAcross 56:	Star in old westerns
AAcross 58:	Home of Canadian P.M. Stephen Harper
AAcross 59:	Freight weight
AAcross 60:	"Great" boy detective	NATE
AAcross 62:	When the sun is directly overhead	ATMIDDAY
AAcross 64:	Combined	INONE
AAcross 67:	Facilities
AAcross 69:	Creepy sort
AAcross 73:	Thin-framed, big-footed woman of cartoons	OLIVEOYL
AAcross 75:	Indian bread
AAcross 77:	Lilliputian
AAcross 78:	Chest protector
AAcross 78:	Chest protector
AAcross 81:	Subject of this puzzle [and proceeding counterclockwise]
AAcross 83:	Summons: Abbr.
AAcross 85:	Words of honor?
AAcross 86:	Thought
AAcross 87:	"Notes ___ Scandal," 2006 film	ONA
AAcross 88:	Skateboarder's accessory
AAcross 88:	Skateboarder's accessory
AAcross 90:	Rim in which a gem is set
AAcross 91:	Guessing game
AAcross 95:	Flat ___ (some proponents of I.R.S. reform)
AAcross 96:	Big picture?: Abbr.
AAcross 97:	Jazz singer Nina	SIMONE
AAcross 99:	Songwriters' org.
AAcross 100:	Gag reflex?
AAcross 100:	Gag reflex?
AAcross 101:	Córdoba kinswoman
AAcross 103:	Bring (out)
AAcross 104:	Bagel topper
AAcross 105:	Strip joints?
AAcross 108:	Buttonholes
AAcross 110:	New York governor after Pataki	SPITZER
AAcross 113:	Place
AAcross 115:	Drink whose name is Tahitian for "good"	MAITAI
AAcross 117:	Like any points on a circle, from the center
AAcross 119:	X-ray ___, joke shop offering	SPEX
AAcross 120:	Sandinista leader
AAcross 121:	Pipsqueak
AAcross 122:	Judge, with "up"
AAcross 123:	Went like the dickens
AAcross 124:	Mixed economy advocate
AAcross 125:	Salty septet
AAcross 126:	Disney World transport
AAcross 127:	Galas
DDown 1:	"Speed-the-Plow" playwright
DDown 2:	Greet the day
DDown 3:	Whence the line "Into the eternal darkness; into fire and into ice"	DANTESINFERNO
DDown 4:	Medieval weapon
DDown 5:	"That ___ it should be"	ISAS
DDown 6:	See 37-Across
DDown 7:	PC data reader
DDown 8:	Three-time A.L. M.V.P., familiarly	AROD
DDown 9:	Pouty look
DDown 10:	Working out of	BASEDIN
DDown 11:	What those in agreement are said to be of	ONEMIND
DDown 12:	Court figs.
DDown 13:	Bats	ISUP
DDown 14:	___ Hawkins Day	SADIE
DDown 15:	"Seinfeld" character	COSMOKRAMER
DDown 16:	"Catch your breath"	TAKEAREST
DDown 17:	"___ pro omnibus, omnes pro uno"	UNUS
DDown 19:	1950s stereotype
DDown 25:	Joan Rivers's daughter and TV co-host
DDown 28:	Place for surfing	THENET
DDown 30:	Star Wars, initially	SDI
DDown 33:	Flit (about)
DDown 35:	Highlighted, as text	INBOLD
DDown 38:	Second showing
DDown 40:	Wish one could	LONGTO
DDown 41:	Comprehensive
DDown 43:	Spanish pronoun	ESTA
DDown 44:	Query to the Lord in Matthew	ISITI
DDown 45:	Quark-plus-antiquark particle
DDown 47:	"Love of loves"	MYDARLING
DDown 49:	In the blink of ___	ANEYE
DDown 51:	Not just hungry
DDown 53:	Oaf
DDown 56:	Inebriate
DDown 57:	See 81-Across	EMONO
DDown 61:	Place for a swing
DDown 63:	Maria Muldaur's "___ Woman"	IMA
DDown 65:	Like some diet colas, in brief	NOCAL
DDown 66:	Makes up?
DDown 68:	Power in Hollywood	TYRONE
DDown 70:	Like things	TWOPEASINAPOD
DDown 71:	Chest material
DDown 72:	Listens to
DDown 74:	"That makes sense!"	IGETIT
DDown 76:	Bottom of the ___
DDown 78:	The Owls of the N.C.A.A.
DDown 79:	"Do what you want"	IDONTCARE
DDown 80:	Aggressiveness
DDown 82:	Played
DDown 84:	It was passed in May 1773	TEAACT
DDown 89:	Poop
DDown 91:	Store on "Sesame Street"
DDown 92:	Relic
DDown 93:	Don Juan
DDown 94:	Put the kibosh on
DDown 98:	"___ Miniver"
DDown 98:	"___ Miniver"
DDown 102:	When some nighttime news begins	ATTEN
DDown 106:	Alamogordo's county	OTERO
DDown 107:	Makes attractive, with "up"
DDown 108:	Every which way
DDown 109:	Wizard
DDown 111:	Kind of melt
DDown 112:	Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman comic
DDown 113:	Anthem part
DDown 114:	Tabloid twosome
DDown 116:	"___ in Icarus" (1979 French thriller)	IAS
DDown 118:	How every letter to The Economist begins