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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Track figure
AAcross 8: Din-din
AAcross 12: Nautical line
AAcross 19: Ally makers
AAcross 20: Search high and low
AAcross 22: Like some grievances
AAcross 23: Home of the newspaper Haaretz
AAcross 24: Electrical engineers and news anchors?CURRENTEVENTS
AAcross 26: World travelers and wine connoisseurs?EXOTICPORTS
AAcross 28: Wrestling locale
AAcross 29: Cheer greatly
AAcross 30: Some Millers
AAcross 31: It may be pinched
AAcross 32: Zealous
AAcross 34: Business card abbr.
AAcross 35: Oriole or Blue Jay, for shortALER
AAcross 36: Completely bungle
AAcross 38: Hercules or Ulysses
AAcross 39: Eyed
AAcross 42: Classic Hans Christian Andersen story, with "The"REDSHOES
AAcross 44: Geologists and music video producers?ROCKBANDS
AAcross 46: Meal crumb
AAcross 47: Congestion site
AAcross 48: Some volcanic deposits
AAcross 52: College students and mattress testers?SPRINGBREAKS
AAcross 57: Greeted
AAcross 58: Outdoor cover
AAcross 59: Robert who introduced the term "cell" to biology
AAcross 60: Where the antihelix is
AAcross 61: Under
AAcross 64: Itinerary word
AAcross 65: Choir stands
AAcross 67: Despicable sort
AAcross 69: Executed
AAcross 70: Stop
AAcross 72: The Gamecocks of the Southeastern Conf.USC
AAcross 73: Machinates
AAcross 76: Prominent D.C. lobby
AAcross 78: Wallop
AAcross 79: Twelve ___
AAcross 81: Supercool
AAcross 82: Old West outlaws and aspiring thespians?
AAcross 85: Bit of gridiron equipment
AAcross 85: Bit of gridiron equipment
AAcross 87: Obviously sad
AAcross 88: Boffo
AAcross 89: Beat-era musicians and orthopedists?HIPJOINTS
AAcross 91: Show on the small screen
AAcross 96: Home of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge
AAcross 98: PC screens, for shortCRTS
AAcross 99: Certain investigators, for short
AAcross 100: Champ just before 36-Down
AAcross 101: Tough spot
AAcross 102: Lavishes gifts (on), say
AAcross 104: U.N. chief ___ Ki-moon
AAcross 105: Desex
AAcross 106: Huge, in poetry
AAcross 109: Shak. is its most-quoted writer
AAcross 109: Shak. is its most-quoted writer
AAcross 110: Fort Knox officials and pop singers?GOLDRECORDS
AAcross 113: Comedians and parade directors?STRAIGHTLINES
AAcross 116: Defeat in a derby
AAcross 117: Office newbie
AAcross 118: "___ joking!"YOURE
AAcross 119: Lettered top
AAcross 120: Set out
AAcross 121: Cold war inits.
AAcross 122: Activity in which spelling counts?
DDown 1: Like a guardian
DDown 2: Kept from homeINEXILE
DDown 3: Flew
DDown 4: Bay ___ (residents of Massachusetts)
DDown 5: Walter ___, author of "The Hustler"TEVIS
DDown 6: Prince in "The Little Mermaid"
DDown 7: AnswerRSVP
DDown 8: Mortgagee's concern
DDown 9: Sharp
DDown 10: Craggy peaks
DDown 11: Boulogne-___-Mer, France
DDown 12: For all to play, in music
DDown 13: With 105-Down, a short play
DDown 14: Salon option
DDown 15: Cambodian money
DDown 16: Florid
DDown 17: Stroked
DDown 18: Car with an innovative "rolling dome" speedometerEDSEL
DDown 21: Ad-libs and such
DDown 25: Honcho
DDown 27: Western tribeOTOS
DDown 32: Stepped aside, in court
DDown 33: Gave
DDown 36: 1976-80 Wimbledon champBORG
DDown 37: Not touchLETBE
DDown 38: Sounds of anger or jubilation
DDown 40: Factory shipments: Abbr.GDS
DDown 41: Hurdle for some college srs.LSAT
DDown 43: Sharpeners
DDown 44: Estuary
DDown 45: Assist in shady doings
DDown 47: Blood ___
DDown 49: Extravagant
DDown 50: Mournful
DDown 51: Sudden floods
DDown 52: Much smaller now
DDown 53: Exterminator's option
DDown 54: Gangster's gun
DDown 55: Nickname once at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
DDown 56: Hurried
DDown 57: Member of the familia
DDown 62: Needing bleach, say
DDown 63: Campaign feature
DDown 66: Eked (out)
DDown 68: Feels indignant about
DDown 71: Egg holder
DDown 74: Religious pilgrimage
DDown 75: Rebounds and steals
DDown 77: Hurt so bad
DDown 80: Fruit-flavored sodaNEHI
DDown 83: ___ Magica
DDown 84: "Essential" things
DDown 86: A.T.M. need
DDown 87: Without oomph
DDown 90: Certain chamber group
DDown 91: Oversee
DDown 92: Heat-related
DDown 93: On
DDown 94: Dog after the winter, e.g.
DDown 95: How Calvin Coolidge spoke
DDown 96: You can say that again
DDown 97: Lacking scruples
DDown 99: Less accurate
DDown 101: Kids
DDown 103: Expressed delight
DDown 104: Some South AfricansBOERS
DDown 105: See 13-DownACTER
DDown 107: Symbol of thinness
DDown 108: Attire not for the modest
DDown 110: Striped animals
DDown 111: Wands
DDown 112: Prefix with zone
DDown 114: "Imagine that!"
DDown 115: Note to be used later
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