New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th May 2008 There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th May 2008. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Craving, slangilyJONESAAcross 6: Crèche figuresMAGIAAcross 10: Impromptu Halloween costumeSHEETAAcross 15: Spray withdrawn in 1989ALARAAcross 19: Try to steal the scene, maybeEMOTEAAcross 20: "Darn it!"CRUDAAcross 21: Mountain chainCORDILLERAAAcross 23: Nick name?SANTAAAcross 24: 1977 Dolly Parton song for tree fanciers?HEREYOUGUMAGAINAAcross 26: Bridal collectionTROUSSEAUAAcross 28: Not ___ many wordsINSOAAcross 29: Nominal promotion of a military officerBREVETAAcross 30: Sugar substitute?HONAAcross 31: Modern pentathlon eventEPEEAAcross 32: Inner circlesCADRESAAcross 33: 1965 Yardbirds song for tree fanciers?FIRYOURLOVEAAcross 39: ___ volatileSALAAcross 40: BellowingAROARAAcross 41: Nirvana seekerYOGIAAcross 42: World capital, founded in 1538, formerly known as ChuquisacaSUCREAAcross 44: Suffix with mythICALAAcross 48: Went like a shotZOOMEDAAcross 50: 1957 Jerry Lee Lewis song for tree fanciers?GREATBALSAFIREAAcross 53: Outer limitsENDSAAcross 54: StandRISEAAcross 56: Rush hour soundsTOOTSAAcross 57: Port of IraqBASRAAAcross 58: One trillionth: PrefixPICOAAcross 59: Rossini subjectTELLAAcross 60: Air Force athleteFALCONAAcross 61: 1964 Bobby Goldsboro song for tree fanciers?CEDARFUNNYLITTLECLOWNAAcross 68: It's spotted in the wildOCELOTAAcross 69: Like a lot of AustraliaARIDAAcross 70: Lay on the lineRISKAAcross 71: Brain partsLOBESAAcross 72: Tippy transportCANOEAAcross 74: Bank deposit?SILTAAcross 75: Old-time oathEGADAAcross 79: 1982 Joan Jett and the Blackhearts song for tree fanciers?OLIVEROCKNROLLAAcross 82: Jazzy NinaSIMONEAAcross 84: Altar procedureRITEAAcross 85: "Sesame Street" regularERNIEAAcross 86: Beaufort scale categoryGALEAAcross 88: Neighbor of ChadNIGERAAcross 89: Flight formationVEEAAcross 90: 1959 Chuck Berry song for tree fanciers?ELMOSTGROWNAAcross 92: Source of some coffeeARABIAAAcross 96: Italian breadPANEAAcross 98: Source of creosoteTARAAcross 99: Sugar or flourSTAPLEAAcross 100: DoozyLULUAAcross 101: Do police workKEEPORDERAAcross 107: 1978 Linda Ronstadt song for tree fanciers?PAWPAWPITIFULMEAAcross 110: Palate partUVULAAAcross 111: Sing "Bye Bye Birdie," e.g.ALLITERATEAAcross 112: Hurt badlyMAIMAAcross 113: 16th-century English dramatist GeorgePEELEAAcross 114: Badlands sightMESAAAcross 115: Exorcist's enemyDEMONAAcross 116: Red army?ANTSAAcross 117: Sp. missesSRTASDDown 1: Witty remarkJESTDDown 2: "A Jug of Wine ..." poetOMARDDown 3: Off-limits itemNONODDown 4: Words of reproachETTUDDown 5: StrandSEASHOREDDown 6: Key fort?MCHENRYDDown 7: StretchAREADDown 8: Ashram leaderGURUDDown 9: Chemical suffixIDEDDown 10: Teatime treatSCONEDDown 11: Theater audienceHOUSEDDown 12: For this reasonERGODDown 13: Dot follower, oftenEDUDDown 14: Tito Puente played themTIMBALESDDown 15: "Sink or Swim" authorALGERDDown 16: PermissionLEAVEDDown 17: Sign of springARIESDDown 18: Go into hystericsRANTDDown 22: ___ Lad, doughnut shop on "The Simpsons"LARDDDown 25: Cry of dismayYIPEDDown 27: Insignificant amountSOUDDown 31: "A Letter for ___" (Hume Cronyn film)EVIEDDown 32: ___ Jr., West Coast hamburger chainCARLSDDown 33: DiscombobulateFAZEDDown 34: Mill materialIRONDDown 35: CrossROODDDown 36: Thanksgiving servingYAMSDDown 37: Enters cyberspaceLOGSONDDown 38: Dungeons & Dragons characterOGREDDown 39: Sing like FitzgeraldSCATDDown 42: ImpassiveSTOLIDDDown 43: Nut holderUBOLTDDown 44: "___ else fails ..."IFALLDDown 45: ___ Systems, networking giantCISCODDown 46: Helpful pointerARROWDDown 47: Musical RimesLEANNDDown 49: Underlying meaningDRIFTDDown 51: Place for an easelATELIERDDown 52: One way to be takenABACKDDown 55: R.N.'s stationICUDDown 58: Purple stuff, perhapsPROSEDDown 59: Power of filmTYRONEDDown 60: Happy gatheringsFESTSDDown 61: Play-by-play partnerCOLORDDown 62: Theodor Escherich's discoveryE. COLIDDown 63: Ledger entryDEBITDDown 64: Anacin alternativeALEVEDDown 65: ___-Poo of "The Mikado"NANKIDDown 66: 1970s-'80s baseball All-Star MannyTRILLODDown 67: Rap star ___ JonLILDDown 72: Chick on the pianoCOREADDown 73: Rough condition to face?ACNEDDown 74: CriticizeSLAMDDown 75: Eastern rulerEMIRDDown 76: EnergeticGOGODDown 77: From the topANEWDDown 78: Laura of "Blue Velvet"DERNDDown 80: Ran through againREVIEWEDDDown 81: Give the once-overOGLEDDown 83: CliquesINGROUPSDDown 87: PrizesESTEEMSDDown 90: Sufficient, informallyENUFDDown 91: Dance specialtyTAPDDown 92: Dickens title starterATALEDDown 93: Soul singer LouRAWLSDDown 94: Via ___ (Roman road)APPIADDown 95: Be noisyBLATDDown 96: Words before bed or restPUTTODDown 97: Not at all familiarALIENDDown 99: E-mail annoyanceSPAMDDown 100: "The Informer" author O'FlahertyLIAMDDown 101: Kind of meeting in "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"KLANDDown 102: Give offEMITDDown 103: Camper driverRVERDDown 104: Something one can never doDUETDDown 105: Salmon tail?ELLADDown 106: Actress Charlotte and explorer JohnRAESDDown 108: Grand ___, Nova ScotiaPREDDown 109: John's "Pulp Fiction" co-starUMA