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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Craving, slangily
AAcross 6: Crèche figures
AAcross 10: Impromptu Halloween costume
AAcross 15: Spray withdrawn in 1989
AAcross 19: Try to steal the scene, maybe
AAcross 20: "Darn it!"
AAcross 21: Mountain chain
AAcross 23: Nick name?
AAcross 24: 1977 Dolly Parton song for tree fanciers?HEREYOUGUMAGAIN
AAcross 26: Bridal collection
AAcross 28: Not ___ many wordsINSO
AAcross 29: Nominal promotion of a military officer
AAcross 30: Sugar substitute?
AAcross 31: Modern pentathlon event
AAcross 32: Inner circles
AAcross 33: 1965 Yardbirds song for tree fanciers?FIRYOURLOVE
AAcross 39: ___ volatile
AAcross 40: BellowingAROAR
AAcross 41: Nirvana seeker
AAcross 42: World capital, founded in 1538, formerly known as Chuquisaca
AAcross 44: Suffix with mythICAL
AAcross 48: Went like a shot
AAcross 50: 1957 Jerry Lee Lewis song for tree fanciers?GREATBALSAFIRE
AAcross 53: Outer limits
AAcross 54: Stand
AAcross 56: Rush hour sounds
AAcross 57: Port of Iraq
AAcross 58: One trillionth: PrefixPICO
AAcross 59: Rossini subject
AAcross 60: Air Force athlete
AAcross 61: 1964 Bobby Goldsboro song for tree fanciers?CEDARFUNNYLITTLECLOWN
AAcross 68: It's spotted in the wild
AAcross 69: Like a lot of Australia
AAcross 70: Lay on the line
AAcross 71: Brain parts
AAcross 72: Tippy transport
AAcross 74: Bank deposit?
AAcross 75: Old-time oath
AAcross 79: 1982 Joan Jett and the Blackhearts song for tree fanciers?OLIVEROCKNROLL
AAcross 82: Jazzy NinaSIMONE
AAcross 84: Altar procedure
AAcross 85: "Sesame Street" regularERNIE
AAcross 86: Beaufort scale category
AAcross 88: Neighbor of Chad
AAcross 89: Flight formation
AAcross 90: 1959 Chuck Berry song for tree fanciers?ELMOSTGROWN
AAcross 92: Source of some coffee
AAcross 96: Italian bread
AAcross 98: Source of creosote
AAcross 99: Sugar or flour
AAcross 100: Doozy
AAcross 101: Do police workKEEPORDER
AAcross 107: 1978 Linda Ronstadt song for tree fanciers?PAWPAWPITIFULME
AAcross 110: Palate part
AAcross 111: Sing "Bye Bye Birdie," e.g.
AAcross 112: Hurt badly
AAcross 113: 16th-century English dramatist GeorgePEELE
AAcross 114: Badlands sight
AAcross 115: Exorcist's enemy
AAcross 116: Red army?
AAcross 117: Sp. missesSRTAS
DDown 1: Witty remark
DDown 2: "A Jug of Wine ..." poetOMAR
DDown 3: Off-limits itemNONO
DDown 4: Words of reproachETTU
DDown 5: Strand
DDown 6: Key fort?MCHENRY
DDown 7: Stretch
DDown 8: Ashram leader
DDown 9: Chemical suffix
DDown 10: Teatime treat
DDown 11: Theater audience
DDown 12: For this reason
DDown 13: Dot follower, oftenEDU
DDown 14: Tito Puente played them
DDown 15: "Sink or Swim" author
DDown 16: Permission
DDown 17: Sign of spring
DDown 18: Go into hysterics
DDown 22: ___ Lad, doughnut shop on "The Simpsons"
DDown 25: Cry of dismay
DDown 27: Insignificant amount
DDown 31: "A Letter for ___" (Hume Cronyn film)EVIE
DDown 32: ___ Jr., West Coast hamburger chain
DDown 33: Discombobulate
DDown 34: Mill material
DDown 35: Cross
DDown 36: Thanksgiving serving
DDown 37: Enters cyberspaceLOGSON
DDown 38: Dungeons & Dragons character
DDown 39: Sing like Fitzgerald
DDown 42: Impassive
DDown 43: Nut holderUBOLT
DDown 44: "___ else fails ..."IFALL
DDown 45: ___ Systems, networking giant
DDown 46: Helpful pointer
DDown 47: Musical RimesLEANN
DDown 49: Underlying meaning
DDown 51: Place for an easel
DDown 52: One way to be taken
DDown 55: R.N.'s station
DDown 58: Purple stuff, perhaps
DDown 59: Power of filmTYRONE
DDown 60: Happy gatherings
DDown 61: Play-by-play partner
DDown 62: Theodor Escherich's discovery
DDown 63: Ledger entry
DDown 64: Anacin alternative
DDown 65: ___-Poo of "The Mikado"NANKI
DDown 66: 1970s-'80s baseball All-Star Manny
DDown 67: Rap star ___ JonLIL
DDown 72: Chick on the pianoCOREA
DDown 73: Rough condition to face?
DDown 74: Criticize
DDown 75: Eastern ruler
DDown 76: Energetic
DDown 77: From the top
DDown 78: Laura of "Blue Velvet"
DDown 80: Ran through again
DDown 81: Give the once-over
DDown 83: Cliques
DDown 87: Prizes
DDown 90: Sufficient, informally
DDown 91: Dance specialty
DDown 92: Dickens title starterATALE
DDown 93: Soul singer LouRAWLS
DDown 94: Via ___ (Roman road)APPIA
DDown 95: Be noisy
DDown 96: Words before bed or rest
DDown 97: Not at all familiar
DDown 99: E-mail annoyance
DDown 100: "The Informer" author O'FlahertyLIAM
DDown 101: Kind of meeting in "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
DDown 102: Give off
DDown 103: Camper driverRVER
DDown 104: Something one can never do
DDown 105: Salmon tail?ELLA
DDown 106: Actress Charlotte and explorer JohnRAES
DDown 108: Grand ___, Nova Scotia
DDown 109: John's "Pulp Fiction" co-star
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