New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th July 2008

There are 86 across clues and 86 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th July 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	2003 Stanley Cup champions
AAcross 7:	Portrays
AAcross 12:	It's found in many pockets nowadays
AAcross 16:	Command to an overfriendly canine	DOWNBOY
AAcross 20:	Genus of poisonous mushrooms
AAcross 22:	Brewing
AAcross 23:	Pasta used in soups
AAcross 24:	Actress Polo	TERI
AAcross 25:	Nickname for a bodybuilder
AAcross 26:	Flip
AAcross 27:	Junior in the N.F.L.	SEAU
AAcross 28:	Bunch
AAcross 29:	Popular 1970s British TV series	UPSTAIRSDOWNSTAIRS
AAcross 32:	Bug	VWBEETLE
AAcross 34:	Fraternity letters
AAcross 35:	Dungeon items
AAcross 37:	"Now you're talking!"
AAcross 38:	Took the risk	LEFTITUPTOCHANCE
AAcross 45:	From ___ Z	ATO
AAcross 47:	Radiate
AAcross 51:	When a second-shift employee may get home	ONEAM
AAcross 52:	City that overlooks a bay of the same name
AAcross 53:	Opening screen option on many an A.T.M.
AAcross 56:	"Think big" sloganeer	IMAX
AAcross 57:	One inside another
AAcross 59:	Spot alternative
AAcross 61:	Fine-tunes
AAcross 62:	Split
AAcross 63:	Abbr. in a real-estate listing	BRS
AAcross 64:	Creator of the Tammany Hall tiger
AAcross 66:	Tic-tac-toe plays	XSANDOS
AAcross 68:	Warner Brothers shotgun toter	ELMER
AAcross 69:	"Whose woods these ___ think I know": Frost	AREI
AAcross 71:	Liberals	THELEFT
AAcross 73:	Actor Brynner	YUL
AAcross 74:	___ rut	INA
AAcross 75:	Keats, e.g.
AAcross 76:	Ilk
AAcross 77:	It may have two doors
AAcross 79:	Ralph who co-wrote "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"	BLANE
AAcross 81:	Cartoonist Keane	BIL
AAcross 82:	"The Praise of Folly" writer
AAcross 84:	Cause of unemployment
AAcross 86:	It might follow a slash mark
AAcross 90:	"Amen!"
AAcross 91:	Club alternative
AAcross 92:	Slangy street greeting	SUPDOG
AAcross 94:	Ball with a yellow stripe
AAcross 95:	Arrangements
AAcross 98:	Four-star hotel amenity
AAcross 99:	J.F.K. info: Abbr.	ARR
AAcross 101:	Football defensive line position	RIGHTEND
AAcross 102:	Old musical high notes	ELAS
AAcross 103:	Deuce beaters
AAcross 104:	Where to pick up pick-up sticks
AAcross 106:	Viking Ericson	LEIF
AAcross 108:	Summer Mass. setting	EDT
AAcross 109:	Bug
AAcross 110:	"We ___ please"	AIMTO
AAcross 111:	Nativity scene figures
AAcross 114:	___ Mae	GINNIE
AAcross 116:	Stead
AAcross 117:	Like most apartments	ONLEASE
AAcross 119:	A hyperbola has two
AAcross 121:	Having stars, say
AAcross 122:	Deliver, as a harsh criticism	LETRIP
AAcross 124:	"Star Trek" TV series, to fans	TNG
AAcross 125:	Exasperated teacher's cry	SITDOWNANDSHUTUP
AAcross 128:	Shade of blue
AAcross 130:	Kids drink from them
AAcross 132:	Comedian Margaret	CHO
AAcross 133:	Part of a shark's respiratory system
AAcross 137:	Missing glasses' location, usually	RIGHTWHEREYOULEFTTHEM
AAcross 145:	Genesis son
AAcross 146:	Issue
AAcross 148:	The second "R" in J. R. R. Tolkien	REUEL
AAcross 149:	Wrinkles
AAcross 150:	Fan mag
AAcross 151:	Pixar fish	NEMO
AAcross 152:	Africa's ___ Mountains
AAcross 153:	A super's may be supersized
AAcross 153:	A super's may be supersized
AAcross 154:	Result of pulling the plug?
AAcross 155:	Overflow
AAcross 156:	Unesco World Heritage Site in Jordan	PETRA
AAcross 157:	Gives in return
DDown 1:	Block
DDown 2:	Birds that can sprint at 30 m.p.h.
DDown 3:	Extensive
DDown 4:	One of a people conquered in 1533
DDown 5:	French orphan of film	LILI
DDown 6:	Camper's aid	STERNO
DDown 7:	Miss
DDown 8:	"___ first ..."	IFAT
DDown 9:	Arrangement of 40-Downs
DDown 10:	"Ain't gonna happen"	NOSIREE
DDown 11:	Commercial prefix with foam	STYRO
DDown 12:	Cyclades island
DDown 13:	Before: Abbr.	PREV
DDown 14:	Longtime Boston Symphony conductor
DDown 15:	Hollow center?	DOUBLEL
DDown 16:	Barely fair, maybe	DOWNTHERIGHTFIELDLINE
DDown 17:	Sugar source
DDown 18:	Read aloud
DDown 19:	Exclamation of surprise
DDown 21:	In itself	ASSUCH
DDown 30:	Went from second to first, say
DDown 31:	Fasten with a pop	SNAPON
DDown 33:	Will Ferrell title role
DDown 36:	Erect	STANDINGUPRIGHT
DDown 38:	Not brought home	LEFTONBASE
DDown 39:	Off	INERROR
DDown 40:	See 9-Down
DDown 41:	Awake by	UPAT
DDown 42:	Bootleggers' bane	TMEN
DDown 43:	Son-in-law of Muhammad
DDown 44:	Go-ahead
DDown 46:	Common hockey score	ONEONE
DDown 48:	Proposed "fifth taste," which means "savory" in Japanese
DDown 49:	Keeps
DDown 50:	Put forth
DDown 54:	"Do you want me to?"
DDown 55:	Tasmania's highest peak
DDown 58:	Z-car brand	DATSUN
DDown 60:	International oil and gas giant, informally
DDown 62:	Benedict III's predecessor	LEOIV
DDown 65:	Misses, e.g.
DDown 67:	Negative
DDown 70:	Sentiment suggesting "Try this!"	ITSRIGHTUPYOURALLEY
DDown 72:	Secured, in a way, with "on"	LEFTADOWNPAYMENT
DDown 78:	Cipher org.
DDown 80:	T or F, e.g.: Abbr.
DDown 81:	Construction project that gave rise to the Ted Williams Tunnel	BIGDIG
DDown 83:	Sphagnous
DDown 85:	Some taters	IDAHOS
DDown 86:	Over
DDown 87:	Building component?	SILENTU
DDown 88:	Shrinking, perhaps	ONADIET
DDown 89:	Took it easy	RESTEDUP
DDown 91:	Gone bad
DDown 93:	Frog legs, to some
DDown 95:	Hold off
DDown 96:	TV puppet	ERNIE
DDown 97:	Precept
DDown 98:	Pal of Kenny and Kyle	STAN
DDown 100:	Tach reading
DDown 105:	Common entry point
DDown 107:	Alpine sights
DDown 112:	Behind
DDown 113:	Happen, slangily
DDown 113:	Happen, slangily
DDown 115:	"I'll pass"
DDown 117:	Plush
DDown 118:	Connoisseur
DDown 120:	Pawned	INHOCK
DDown 123:	Head counts?	IQS
DDown 126:	Tristram's love
DDown 127:	More gloomy
DDown 129:	Singer Mann	AIMEE
DDown 131:	"That's ___!"	AWRAP
DDown 133:	Look
DDown 134:	Footnote abbr.
DDown 135:	Impart
DDown 136:	Player's call
DDown 138:	Behind
DDown 139:	"Bridal Chorus" bride	ELSA
DDown 140:	Bazooka Joe's working peeper	LEFTEYE
DDown 141:	Ground cover
DDown 142:	Early Chinese dynasty	HSIA
DDown 143:	Choice word	EENY
DDown 144:	E-mail, e.g.: Abbr.	MSGS
DDown 147:	Cartoon feline