New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd March 2008 There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd March 2008. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Track figureTIPSTERAAcross 8: Din-dinEATSAAcross 12: Nautical lineTOWROPEAAcross 19: Ally makersUNITERSAAcross 20: Search high and lowSCOURAAcross 22: Like some grievancesUNAIREDAAcross 23: Home of the newspaper HaaretzTEL AVIVAAcross 24: Electrical engineers and news anchors?CURRENTEVENTSAAcross 26: World travelers and wine connoisseurs?EXOTICPORTSAAcross 28: Wrestling localeMATAAcross 29: Cheer greatlyELATEAAcross 30: Some MillersLITESAAcross 31: It may be pinchedTOEAAcross 32: ZealousRABIDAAcross 34: Business card abbr.TELAAcross 35: Oriole or Blue Jay, for shortALERAAcross 36: Completely bungleBLOWAAcross 38: Hercules or UlyssesHEROAAcross 39: EyedOGLEDAAcross 42: Classic Hans Christian Andersen story, with "The"REDSHOESAAcross 44: Geologists and music video producers?ROCKBANDSAAcross 46: Meal crumbORTAAcross 47: Congestion siteSINUSAAcross 48: Some volcanic depositsBASALTSAAcross 52: College students and mattress testers?SPRINGBREAKSAAcross 57: GreetedMETAAcross 58: Outdoor coverTARPAAcross 59: Robert who introduced the term "cell" to biologyHOOKEAAcross 60: Where the antihelix isEARAAcross 61: UnderSEDATEDAAcross 64: Itinerary wordVIAAAcross 65: Choir standsRISERSAAcross 67: Despicable sortCURAAcross 69: ExecutedDIDAAcross 70: StopDESISTAAcross 72: The Gamecocks of the Southeastern Conf.USCAAcross 73: MachinatesSCHEMESAAcross 76: Prominent D.C. lobbyNRAAAcross 78: WallopBASTEAAcross 79: Twelve ___NOONAAcross 81: SupercoolRADAAcross 82: Old West outlaws and aspiring thespians?STAGECOACHESAAcross 85: Bit of gridiron equipmentKNEE PADAAcross 85: Bit of gridiron equipmentKNEEPADAAcross 87: Obviously sadTEARYAAcross 88: BoffoHITAAcross 89: Beat-era musicians and orthopedists?HIPJOINTSAAcross 91: Show on the small screenTELECASTAAcross 96: Home of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife RefugeMAINEAAcross 98: PC screens, for shortCRTSAAcross 99: Certain investigators, for shortFEDSAAcross 100: Champ just before 36-DownASHEAAcross 101: Tough spotJAMAAcross 102: Lavishes gifts (on), sayDOTESAAcross 104: U.N. chief ___ Ki-moonBANAAcross 105: DesexALTERAAcross 106: Huge, in poetryENORMAAcross 109: Shak. is its most-quoted writerO.E.D.AAcross 109: Shak. is its most-quoted writerOEDAAcross 110: Fort Knox officials and pop singers?GOLDRECORDSAAcross 113: Comedians and parade directors?STRAIGHTLINESAAcross 116: Defeat in a derbyOUTRIDEAAcross 117: Office newbieTRAINEEAAcross 118: "___ joking!"YOUREAAcross 119: Lettered topDREIDELAAcross 120: Set outSALLIEDAAcross 121: Cold war inits.USSRAAcross 122: Activity in which spelling counts?SORCERYDDown 1: Like a guardianTUTELARDDown 2: Kept from homeINEXILEDDown 3: FlewPILOTEDDDown 4: Bay ___ (residents of Massachusetts)STATERSDDown 5: Walter ___, author of "The Hustler"TEVISDDown 6: Prince in "The Little Mermaid"ERICDDown 7: AnswerRSVPDDown 8: Mortgagee's concernESCROWDDown 9: SharpACUTEDDown 10: Craggy peaksTORSDDown 11: Boulogne-___-Mer, FranceSURDDown 12: For all to play, in musicTUTTIDDown 13: With 105-Down, a short playONEDDown 14: Salon optionWAVEDDown 15: Cambodian moneyRIELDDown 16: FloridORNATEDDown 17: StrokedPETTEDDDown 18: Car with an innovative "rolling dome" speedometerEDSELDDown 21: Ad-libs and suchREMARKSDDown 25: HonchoNABOBDDown 27: Western tribeOTOSDDown 32: Stepped aside, in courtRECUSEDDDown 33: GaveDONATEDDDown 36: 1976-80 Wimbledon champBORGDDown 37: Not touchLETBEDDown 38: Sounds of anger or jubilationHONKSDDown 40: Factory shipments: Abbr.GDSDDown 41: Hurdle for some college srs.LSATDDown 43: SharpenersHONERSDDown 44: EstuaryRIADDown 45: Assist in shady doingsABETDDown 47: Blood ___SERUMDDown 49: ExtravagantLAVISHDDown 50: MournfulTRISTEDDown 51: Sudden floodsSPATESDDown 52: Much smaller nowSHRUNKDDown 53: Exterminator's optionPOISONDDown 54: Gangster's gunROSCOEDDown 55: Nickname once at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.IKEDDown 56: HurriedRACEDDDown 57: Member of the familiaMADREDDown 62: Needing bleach, sayDINGYDDown 63: Campaign featureDEBATEDDown 66: Eked (out)SCRAPEDDDown 68: Feels indignant aboutRESENTSDDown 71: Egg holderSACDDown 74: Religious pilgrimageHADJDDown 75: Rebounds and stealsSTATSDDown 77: Hurt so badACHEDDDown 80: Fruit-flavored sodaNEHIDDown 83: ___ MagicaARSDDown 84: "Essential" thingsOILSDDown 86: A.T.M. needPINDDown 87: Without oomphTIREDLYDDown 90: Certain chamber groupOCTETDDown 91: OverseeTENDDDown 92: Heat-relatedCALORICDDown 93: OnASTRIDEDDown 94: Dog after the winter, e.g.SHEDDERDDown 95: How Calvin Coolidge spokeTERSELYDDown 96: You can say that againMANTRADDown 97: Lacking scruplesAMORALDDown 99: Less accurateFALSERDDown 101: KidsJESTSDDown 103: Expressed delightOOHEDDDown 104: Some South AfricansBOERSDDown 105: See 13-DownACTERDDown 107: Symbol of thinnessRAILDDown 108: Attire not for the modestMINIDDown 110: Striped animalsGNUSDDown 111: WandsRODSDDown 112: Prefix with zoneEURODDown 114: "Imagine that!"GEEDDown 115: 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