New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th May 2008 There are 71 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th May 2008. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Site of campus workstationsPCLABAAcross 6: Ancient pueblo dwellersANASAZIAAcross 13: Norm of "This Old House"ABRAMAAcross 18: Muse with a wreath of myrtle and rosesERATOAAcross 19: TogetherINUNISONAAcross 20: Tell things?ARROWSAAcross 21: Bill formerly of the Rolling StonesWYMANAAcross 22: Fight imaginary foesTILTATWINDMILLSAAcross 24: Richard ___, 2002 Pulitzer winner for FictionRUSSOAAcross 26: ___ B'rithBNAIAAcross 27: Sylph in Pope's "The Rape of the Lock"ARIELAAcross 28: Pressure, of a sortINSISTENCEAAcross 32: "Sixteen Tons" singer, 1955ERNIEFORDAAcross 36: Do better thanTOPAAcross 37: In the capacity ofQUAAAcross 38: X-ray unitsRADSAAcross 41: NailsACESAAcross 42: Notch shapeVEEAAcross 43: "Would you like to see ___?"AMENUAAcross 45: Italian restaurant chainSBARROAAcross 47: Game piecesMENAAcross 48: Some badge holdersFEDSAAcross 49: "Alice in Wonderland" sisterLACIEAAcross 50: It's a laughYUKAAcross 51: EachAPOPAAcross 53: "Lawrence of Arabia" composer MauriceJARREAAcross 54: ___-doodleDIPSYAAcross 56: Start of the names of some health care plansMEDIAAcross 58: Daily grindRUTAAcross 60: Place for a vineARBORAAcross 61: Bent overASTOOPAAcross 63: How headings are often typedINCAPSAAcross 65: Surfing spotCRESTAAcross 66: Immigrant's class: Abbr.ESLAAcross 68: "Survivor" setting, oftenISLEAAcross 69: Blood-typing lettersABOAAcross 70: FireSACKAAcross 72: Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr.EESAAcross 73: Buster?NARCOAAcross 75: Certain T-shirt designIRONONAAcross 77: Sure application spotARMPITAAcross 79: Drug-freeCLEANAAcross 80: National Chili Mo.OCTAAcross 81: Blue shadeANILAAcross 83: "Pearly Shells" singerDONHOAAcross 85: Refrain syllablesLALASAAcross 86: Loud laughROARAAcross 88: Take to Vegas, maybeWEDAAcross 90: Valuable findTROVEAAcross 92: Mideast call to prayerAZANAAcross 93: Airport with a BART terminalSFOAAcross 95: SteerADVISEAAcross 97: KidsJIVESAAcross 98: Kind of scoreSATAAcross 99: "Deadwood" figureEARPAAcross 100: UntouchedASISAAcross 101: Meaningless amountSOUAAcross 103: Quick stumblesERSAAcross 104: Dealer's handoutPRICE LISTAAcross 107: Starts, as rehabCHECKSINTOAAcross 110: Upper ___VOLTAAAcross 111: Shade providerEAVEAAcross 114: OutplaysBESTSAAcross 115: Former L.A. Ram who holds the N.F.L. record for most receiving yards in a game (336)FLIPPERANDERSONAAcross 119: Response to "Any volunteers?"ILLGOAAcross 123: PretendsLETSONAAcross 124: "Back door's open!"GO-AROUNDAAcross 125: Explorer of sortsCAVERAAcross 126: To dateAS YETAAcross 127: In orderARRAYEDAAcross 128: Post with a columnEMILYDDown 1: Missal locationPEWDDown 2: "Geronimo!," e.g.CRYDDown 3: EscapeLAMDDown 4: Defender companyATARIDDown 5: Test extrasBONUSQUESTIONSDDown 6: Electrolysis particleANIONDDown 7: Match ___ (tie game, in France)NULDDown 8: AardvarkANT BEARDDown 8: AardvarkANTBEARDDown 9: ___ Phillips, who played Livia in "I, Claudius"SIANDDown 10: Old film poochASTADDown 11: "Fan-tastic!"ZOWIEDDown 12: Suffix in some pasta namesINIDDown 13: HostsARMIESDDown 14: To the pointBRIEFDDown 15: Opening track of "The Beatles' Second Album"ROLLOVERBEETHOVENDDown 16: Cobbler's toolAWLDDown 17: Eds. read themMSSDDown 19: "No problem!"ITSEASYDDown 20: Oscar-winning BrodyADRIENDDown 23: Jack of "Eraserhead"NANCEDDown 25: Good nickname for a cook?STUDDown 28: Galley markingITALDDown 29: Peripatetic sortNOMADDDown 30: Einstein subjectSPECIAL RELATIVITYDDown 31: Short-billed railCRAKEDDown 33: Push for more business ordersRAMPUPSALESDDown 34: House of Lancaster symbolREDROSEDDown 35: JiltsDESERTSDDown 39: Sloping surfaces next to sinksDRAINBOARDSDDown 40: PacifierSOPDDown 44: Cheese ___NIPSDDown 46: Good farming resultsBUMPERCROPSDDown 48: Klinger portrayer on "M*A*S*H"FARRDDown 52: ___ pro nobisORADDown 53: Awarding of huge settlements to plaintiffs, in modern lingoJACKPOTJUSTICEDDown 55: Some greetingsYOSDDown 57: Zoologist FosseyDIANDDown 59: Early anti-CommunistTSARDDown 62: MixOLIODDown 64: The Nutmeg State: Abbr.CONNDDown 66: HugENCLASPDDown 67: Marathoner AlbertoSALAZARDDown 71: Control: Abbr.CMDDDown 74: Actor JamesCAANDDown 76: Indian tribe encountered by Lewis and ClarkOTODDown 78: Sign of the crossINRIDDown 82: "Were that so!"IWISHDDown 84: Plain as dayOVERTDDown 87: Excellent debt ratingAAADDown 89: Rappel downDESCENDDDown 91: Edsel driver's gas choiceESSODDown 93: "Bambi" authorSALTENDDown 94: Monastery figureFRIARDDown 96: Sovereign's representativeVICEROYDDown 99: It's a trapEELPOTDDown 102: ApprovesOKSDDown 105: ThicketCOPSEDDown 106: Faust, e.g.TENORDDown 108: Old Treasury offeringEBONDDDown 109: Nation of ___ISLAMDDown 112: Month in which Moses is said to have been born and diedADARDDown 113: Aloe ___VERADDown 115: Fourth-most populous state, just after N.Y.FLA.DDown 116: French articleLESDDown 117: Turkish titleAGADDown 118: Press (for)SUEDDown 120: VII octupledLVIDDown 121: Many a toothpasteGELDDown 122: Suffix with directORY