New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th April 2008 There are 65 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th April 2008. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Program executors, for shortCPUSAAcross 5: Miracle-___GROAAcross 8: Tribal council makeup, oftenELDERSAAcross 14: Casual attireLEVI'SAAcross 14: Casual attireLEVISAAcross 19: Like the carol "Away in a Manger," originallyLUTHERANAAcross 21: Wine sometimes blended with Cabernet SauvignonMERLOTAAcross 22: BeEXISTAAcross 23: Turn awayALIENATEAAcross 24: Foot, slangilyTOOTSYAAcross 25: 2% alternativeWHOLEAAcross 26: *Long, long timeMILLENIUMAAcross 28: LootSPOILSAAcross 30: Yank or TigerALERAAcross 31: Half-bakedDOPYAAcross 32: *Stick with a needle, maybeINNOCULATEAAcross 34: *Absence at a nudist colony?EMBARASSMENTAAcross 41: What a Tennessee cheerleader asks for a lot?ANEAAcross 42: StuckINAJAMAAcross 43: Neighbor of Ga.ALAAAcross 43: Neighbor of Ga.ALA.AAcross 44: *BugsHARRASSESAAcross 50: Jazzy JonesNORAHAAcross 51: *WeeMINISCULEAAcross 54: Below parILLAAcross 54: Below parILL.AAcross 55: X-ray ___SPEXAAcross 56: "What a moron I am!"DOHAAcross 57: Gawk atOGLEAAcross 58: WhatchamacallitGIZMOAAcross 60: Monterrey misterSENORAAcross 62: Suffix not seen much in LondonIZEAAcross 63: Least boldMEEKESTAAcross 65: Like the answers to the 10 asterisked clues, more often than any other English words, according to a 1999 studyIMPROPERLYSPELLEDAAcross 69: NarrativeACCOUNTAAcross 71: ___ choy (Chinese vegetable)BOKAAcross 72: Contract specificsTERMSAAcross 73: LusterSHEENAAcross 74: Tip of the Arabian PeninsulaOMANAAcross 76: Massage target?EGOAAcross 77: Spicy cuisineTHAIAAcross 81: Debt acknowledgmentIOUAAcross 82: *ConspicuousNOTICABLEAAcross 86: Trying period for a doctoral studentORALSAAcross 87: *SupplantSUPERCEDEAAcross 91: Clean air org.E.P.A.AAcross 91: Clean air org.EPAAAcross 92: Baseball's ___ leaguePEEWEEAAcross 93: Gen ___XERAAcross 94: *DoggednessPERSEVERENCEAAcross 97: *ObligeACCOMODATEAAcross 103: CommotionSTIRAAcross 104: Series of roundsBOUTAAcross 105: Is undecidedWAVERSAAcross 107: *EventOCCURENCEAAcross 113: Root used in perfumeryORRISAAcross 115: Farmer's ___MARKETAAcross 117: AttemptsHASAGOATAAcross 118: T-shirt styleV NECKAAcross 119: FollowsENSUESAAcross 120: Like some pensERASABLEAAcross 121: Swift's "A Modest Proposal," e.g.ESSAYAAcross 122: PlainSTEPPEAAcross 123: Alternative to dial-upDSLAAcross 124: French noblemenDUCSDDown 1: Symbol of happinessCLAMDDown 2: Long-haired sheepdogPULIDDown 3: Regulated bus.UTILDDown 4: Writer/illustrator SilversteinSHELDDown 5: Mustang competitorGRANDAMDDown 6: Photoshop optionsRATIOSDDown 7: TopsONEUPSDDown 8: Ambulance figure: Abbr.EMTDDown 9: Many August babiesLEOSDDown 10: Disarming words?DROPITDDown 11: Rocker JohnELTONDDown 12: Violinist's needROSINDDown 13: Pen, to PierreSTYLODDown 14: 1950s Braves All-Star pitcher BurdetteLEWDDown 15: Relaxes, in a wayEXHALESDDown 16: It's bowedVIOLADDown 17: Archipelago partISLETDDown 18: Cubic meterSTEREDDown 20: Laredo-to-Galveston dir.ENEDDown 27: "Bro!"MYMANDDown 29: CliffSCARDDown 33: Spanish "a"UNADDown 34: Karl Marx's oneEINSDDown 35: Alphabet quartetMNOPDDown 36: ExposeBAREDDown 37: Product with TV's first advertising jingle, 1948AJAXDDown 38: Word of encouragementRAHDDown 39: QB ManningELIDDown 40: "Illmatic" rapperNASDDown 44: Most massiveHUGESTDDown 45: The whole wide worldALLDDown 46: Show up againRE-EMERGEDDown 46: Show up againREEMERGEDDown 47: Judged, with "up"SIZEDDDown 48: They're seen in many John Constable paintingsELMSDDown 49: ___ machineSLOTDDown 51: Orator's no-noMONOTONEDDown 52: Restaurant chain since 1958IHOPDDown 53: Close, as a relationshipCOZYDDown 56: Laura of "Jurassic Park"DERNDDown 58: Some shampoosGELSDDown 59: Running mate with DickIKEDDown 60: Like cotton candySPUNDDown 61: Commercial come-onREBATEDDown 62: TypeILKDDown 64: Ticklish one?ELMODDown 65: FreezeICE UPDDown 66: Target of many a Bart Simpson prank callMOEDDown 67: Rice-A-___RONIDDown 68: Marmalade componentPEELDDown 69: Without adjustmentsASISDDown 70: Dynasty of Confucius and Lao-tzuCHOUDDown 75: TrendyMODDDown 77: Olive or appleTREEDDown 78: Goldie of "Cactus Flower"HAWNDDown 79: Actor BaldwinALECDDown 80: "Ah, yes"ISEEDDown 83: O.K. markCEEDDown 84: When Earth Day is celebrated: Abbr.APRDDown 85: ___ profundoBASSODDown 86: Anthem contractionO'ERDDown 88: Rare imports, maybeEXOTICADDown 89: Crucial sleep stageREMDDown 90: Cock-a-doodle-dooCROWDDown 92: ExaminationPERUSALDDown 94: Opposite of "nod off"PERK UPDDown 95: Marked permanentlyETCHEDDDown 96: Parish priestsVICARSDDown 97: Previously mentionedABOVEDDown 98: Toes' woesCORNSDDown 99: Parish priestsCURESDDown 100: MatriarchsDAMESDDown 101: ___-gardeAVANTDDown 102: BrusqueTERSEDDown 106: OozeSEEPDDown 108: Dorm heads, for shortRASDDown 109: "Heavens!"EGADDDown 110: International chain of fusion cuisine restaurantsNOBUDDown 111: Course after trigCALCDDown 112: Somme timesETESDDown 114: HeavensSKYDDown 116: Literary inits.TSE