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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th August 2008

There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th August 2008. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Big name in baked beansVANCAMP
AAcross 8: Neighbor of Oakland
AAcross 15: Gilberto's partner on "The Girl From Ipanema," 1964GETZ
AAcross 19: Earsplitting
AAcross 21: Cicero or Publius
AAcross 22: Light shade
AAcross 23: 21LEGALDRINKINGAGE
AAcross 25: Neighbor of a Georgian
AAcross 26: Filled out
AAcross 27: Exchanged vowsIDOS
AAcross 28: Knocker's requestLETMEIN
AAcross 30: Off-road wheels, for shortATV
AAcross 31: Vespasian's successor
AAcross 33: Command ctrs.HQS
AAcross 36: One of an old film trioSHEMP
AAcross 37: Way outESCAPEROUTE
AAcross 40: Los ___
AAcross 43: Anna of "X-Men"PAQUIN
AAcross 45: Humans, e.g.
AAcross 47: Like a butterfingers
AAcross 48: Temperaments
AAcross 49: Rock's ___ Folds Five
AAcross 50: Cries of agony
AAcross 52: Viva-voce vote
AAcross 53: Pastry shop treat
AAcross 54: Conductors' aidsMUSICRACKS
AAcross 57: Quick expression of gratitudeTHX
AAcross 58: Gets better
AAcross 59: Natty dresser
AAcross 60: Grant-giving org.NEA
AAcross 61: Butterfly relative
AAcross 63: "___ She Lovely"ISNT
AAcross 64: Cereal killer
AAcross 66: Rather inclined
AAcross 68: Breakfast spot, brieflyHOJO
AAcross 71: "Vissi d'arte" singerTOSCA
AAcross 73: "N.Y. State of Mind" rapper
AAcross 75: Yossarian's tentmate, in "Catch-22"
AAcross 76: Curl performer
AAcross 77: Part of some three-day weekends: Abbr.
AAcross 79: Number oneTOPRANKING
AAcross 82: Athos's arm
AAcross 83: Ontario, par exemple
AAcross 84: "Generations of healthy, happy pets" sloganeerALPO
AAcross 85: Small songbird
AAcross 86: Chopsticks eschewers, informally
AAcross 87: Razor handle?
AAcross 89: The ___ Band, with guitarist Little StevenESTREET
AAcross 92: Choir supports
AAcross 93: He played 2,130 consecutive games
AAcross 95: "Sire"YOURMAJESTY
AAcross 97: The Desi of DesiluARNAZ
AAcross 99: Middle of summer?
AAcross 100: Certain people buried in Westminster Abbey
AAcross 101: Black-and-white broadcast?APB
AAcross 104: Divine epithet
AAcross 106: Cut made by a saw
AAcross 107: Gilpin of "Frasier"
AAcross 108: Sticks (out)
AAcross 109: Ignore, as a problem
AAcross 115: Assist in evil
AAcross 116: Freaky
AAcross 117: Dimming
AAcross 118: They may be revolutionary
AAcross 119: The very beginningYEARONE
AAcross 120: 1967 pop sensation, with "the"MONKEES
DDown 1: Europe's longest river
DDown 2: Turn aside
DDown 3: Beersheba's desert
DDown 4: Sticking point
DDown 5: Unilever detergent
DDown 6: Chic, in the '60s
DDown 7: People who no what they like?
DDown 8: Emulates a reporter
DDown 9: Kona keepsake
DDown 10: Brashares who wrote "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"
DDown 11: Zine
DDown 12: And others, in a list
DDown 12: And others, in a list
DDown 13: Old Venetian officials
DDown 14: Self-titled album of 1980ARETHA
DDown 15: St. Peter, e.g.?
DDown 16: High-school gym featureEQUIPMENTLOCKER
DDown 17: Chance to play
DDown 18: Ringo's drummer sonZAK
DDown 20: StyledDIDUP
DDown 24: Mr. Potato Head features
DDown 29: Infamous 1999 computer virus with a woman's name
DDown 31: Woes, to a Yiddish speaker
DDown 32: More aloof
DDown 33: Target, with "on"
DDown 34: Marmalade ingredients
DDown 35: Stop: Abbr.STA
DDown 37: On a par with
DDown 38: Barbecue order
DDown 39: "Watermark" vocalistENYA
DDown 41: Brightly colored fish
DDown 42: Charon's workplace
DDown 43: Wears out the carpet?
DDown 44: Declaration of August 14, 1941ATLANTICCHARTER
DDown 46: Activity in which people get their kicks
DDown 48: NuGrape competitorNEHI
DDown 51: Call letters on 1970s-'80s TVWKRP
DDown 54: Pet cat, in British lingo
DDown 55: "Once ___ midnight dreary ..."UPONA
DDown 56: Betray, in a wayRATON
DDown 59: Soda shop order
DDown 62: Single malt, for instance
DDown 64: Rachel Carson's sci.ECOL
DDown 65: Hissy fit
DDown 67: Joule division
DDown 69: Raspberries
DDown 70: Takes, with "for"
DDown 72: Legs
DDown 74: Their business is going downhill
DDown 76: Explodes
DDown 77: Aggressively promote
DDown 78: Put the pedal to the metal
DDown 80: Promising
DDown 81: Couple
DDown 82: Dampish
DDown 86: Not burdened byFREEFROM
DDown 88: Record list
DDown 90: Nail site
DDown 91: Not live
DDown 94: "Great" guyGATSBY
DDown 96: Superman's fatherJOREL
DDown 98: "Holy smokes!"
DDown 101: Place with an eagle's-eye view
DDown 102: Someone who just got out of a long bath, facetiously
DDown 103: Jason of "American Pie"
DDown 104: International baseball powerhouse
DDown 105: Former shah ___ PahlaviREZA
DDown 106: Banjo supporter
DDown 107: Executive's extra
DDown 108: Paleontologist's discovery
DDown 110: Musician's gift
DDown 111: Active leader?
DDown 112: Subject of a Keats ode
DDown 113: Couple
DDown 114: Egg source
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