New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th March 2008 There are 60 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th March 2008. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Place for bluegrassMEADOWAAcross 7: #1 on the chartsSMASHAAcross 12: BlastGOOD-TIMEAAcross 12: BlastGOODTIMEAAcross 20: Kia sedanOPTIMAAAcross 21: Café con ___LECHEAAcross 22: CertifyACCREDITAAcross 23: Broad comedies involving hogs?PORKERFARCESAAcross 25: Like traditional Catholic MassesLATINATEAAcross 26: N.H.L.'s TikkanenESAAAcross 27: Entertainment center at many a sports barLCDTVAAcross 28: Where bluejackets goASEAAAcross 30: Movement that inspired '60s fashionOP ARTAAcross 31: Good viewing spot for a canyonAERIEAAcross 32: BickeringATITAAcross 33: Bookcase lineupSPINESAAcross 34: Beautifully illustrated report of a computer failure?PRETTYCRASHACCOUNTAAcross 39: Clark's partnerLEWISAAcross 40: It's put on some housesLIENAAcross 41: "It'll ___ you"COSTAAcross 42: Stockholm-bound carrierSASAAcross 45: First-year J.D. studentONELAAcross 46: Makes eyes atOGLESAAcross 49: All-time top-selling Atari video gameASTEROIDSAAcross 51: Cake maker's boast?TORTEBRAGAAcross 53: Short-legged, thick-set horseCOBAAcross 55: Not badgering, saySOFT ONAAcross 56: Flood survivorNOAHAAcross 57: Nursery rhyme call sung to an old French melodyBAABAAAAcross 60: Short breaksNAPSAAcross 61: French director's comment about his submission to a film festival?IGAVEITMYBRESTSHORTAAcross 67: Wide-headed fastenerTNUTAAcross 68: SmearsLIBELSAAcross 69: Ang Thong residentTHAIAAcross 70: How some kids spend the summerATCAMPAAcross 73: "Peer Gynt" motherASEAAcross 74: Bird call on a farm?CROWCHIRPAAcross 79: They're developed by a musclemanPECTORALSAAcross 82: Lip coverGLOSSAAcross 83: Nebraska county with an Indian nameOTOEAAcross 84: Super Bowl XLII M.V.P. ManningELIAAcross 85: Gen. Lee, in briefROBTAAcross 86: LoyalTRUEAAcross 88: Lobster clawCHELAAAcross 89: A Simpson without access to his volume of the "Odyssey"?HOMERAWAYFROMHOMERAAcross 94: Rocker MorissetteALANISAAcross 96: Till compartmentTENSAAcross 97: Succulents that sootheALOESAAcross 98: Easy winsROMPSAAcross 99: Starter starter?SELFAAcross 100: Sign that's often litON AIRAAcross 101: Film editor's jobCUTAAcross 104: Most heterogeneousMOTLIESTAAcross 106: Former Tennessee senator's Halloween costumes?FRISTFRIGHTSAAcross 109: PrestigiousESTEEMEDAAcross 110: CurtTERSEAAcross 111: Name on some eurosESPANAAAcross 112: Sources of a cosmetics oilTEATREESAAcross 113: King in 1 B.C.HERODAAcross 114: Body-sculpting undergarmentSHAPERDDown 1: Be downMOPEDDown 2: Narrative writingEPOSDDown 3: Razor brandATRADDown 4: Cartoonist BrowneDIKDDown 5: Breakfast menu headingOMELETSDDown 6: Brave words?WAR CRYDDown 7: Mason of a sortSLATERDDown 8: Griffin who loved game showsMERVDDown 9: Virginia is in it: Abbr.ACCDDown 10: CoverSHEATHEDDown 11: Redcoat's allyHESSIANDDown 12: Do for a V.I.P.?GALADDown 13: South American tuberOCADDown 14: Creatures with three heartsOCTOPUSESDDown 15: Opening remarks at a coffee makers' convention?DRIPINTRODDown 16: Paying guestTENANTDDown 17: "Do ___?"IDAREDDown 18: Baseball catchersMITTSDDown 19: Time on la Côte d'AzurETEDDown 24: Banking initialismFDICDDown 29: "... to name just a few": Abbr.ETC.DDown 31: Not straightATILTDDown 32: Seller's termsASISDDown 33: Symbol of blacknessSOOTDDown 34: Coup startPLOTDDown 35: Clinton's attorney generalRENODDown 36: PitcherEWERDDown 37: Give ___ upALEGDDown 38: Also addresses, as with an e-mailCCSDDown 42: Long-necked instrumentSITARDDown 43: Opposite of rejectADOPTDDown 44: Payroll dept. ID'sSSNSDDown 46: Light wind?OBOEDDown 47: Sacred cupGRAILDDown 48: Christine of "Running on Empty"LAHTIDDown 49: French clericABBEDDown 50: ___ consequenceOFNODDown 52: Check holder: Abbr.ENVDDown 53: Monthly chargeCABLEDDown 54: Couple in a rowboatOARSDDown 57: Tournament passesBYESDDown 58: ___ Boy, classic figure in Japanese animeASTRODDown 59: One of Dumas's MusketeersATHOSDDown 61: "___ Inside" (slogan)INTELDDown 62: Louis Vuitton competitorGUCCIDDown 63: Rat-___ATATDDown 64: Some Wharton alumsMBASDDown 65: Tooth holdersSAWSDDown 66: Hawaiian Punch rivalHICDDown 67: Sticky stuffTAPEDDown 71: Where a dope unloads a ship ?MORONPIERDDown 72: Words on a deathbed, maybePROMISEMEDDown 74: Bass ___CLEFDDown 75: Popular snack cakesHOHOSDDown 76: Talked-about twosomeITEMDDown 77: PartROLEDDown 78: Tree in bloom in a Van Gogh paintingPEARDDown 80: Five-dollar bills, slangilyABESDDown 81: Photocopier option: Abbr.LTRDDown 82: Fraternity membersGUYSDDown 86: Highest gradeTWELFTHDDown 87: Was not cooped upRANFREEDDown 88: LoveCHERISHDDown 89: Whence the line "To sleep: perchance to dream"HAMLETDDown 90: Stopped fastingATEDDown 91: VentedRANTEDDDown 92: Minnesota's St. ___ CollegeOLAFDDown 93: Fabrics that shimmerMOIRESDDown 94: StoodAROSEDDown 95: Led Zeppelin's "Whole ___ Love"LOTTADDown 99: Norms: Abbr.STDSDDown 100: ___ bucoOSSODDown 101: BlokeCHAPDDown 102: ___ ReaderUTNEDDown 103: Bygone autocratTSARDDown 104: TouchedMETDDown 105: "Didn't I tell you?"SEEDDown 107: Clearance rack abbr.IRRDDown 108: Valedictorian's pride, for shortGPA