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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Big name in baked beansVANCAMPAAcross 8: Neighbor of OaklandALAMEDAAAcross 15: Gilberto's partner on "The Girl From Ipanema," 1964GETZAAcross 19: EarsplittingOVERLOUDAAcross 21: Cicero or PubliusSENATORAAcross 22: Light shadeAQUAAAcross 23: 21LEGALDRINKINGAGEAAcross 25: Neighbor of a GeorgianTURKAAcross 26: Filled outGREWAAcross 27: Exchanged vowsIDOSAAcross 28: Knocker's requestLETMEINAAcross 30: Off-road wheels, for shortATVAAcross 31: Vespasian's successorTITUSAAcross 33: Command ctrs.HQSAAcross 36: One of an old film trioSHEMPAAcross 37: Way outESCAPEROUTEAAcross 40: Los ___ALAMOSAAcross 43: Anna of "X-Men"PAQUINAAcross 45: Humans, e.g.SIMIANSAAcross 47: Like a butterfingersINEPTAAcross 48: TemperamentsNATURESAAcross 49: Rock's ___ Folds FiveBENAAcross 50: Cries of agonyYOWSAAcross 52: Viva-voce voteNAYAAcross 53: Pastry shop treatECLAIRAAcross 54: Conductors' aidsMUSICRACKSAAcross 57: Quick expression of gratitudeTHXAAcross 58: Gets betterHEALSAAcross 59: Natty dresserFOPAAcross 60: Grant-giving org.NEAAAcross 61: Butterfly relativeCRAWLAAcross 63: "___ She Lovely"ISNTAAcross 64: Cereal killerERGOTAAcross 66: Rather inclinedSTEEPAAcross 68: Breakfast spot, brieflyHOJOAAcross 71: "Vissi d'arte" singerTOSCAAAcross 73: "N.Y. State of Mind" rapperNASAAcross 75: Yossarian's tentmate, in "Catch-22"ORRAAcross 76: Curl performerBICEPAAcross 77: Part of some three-day weekends: Abbr.FRIAAcross 79: Number oneTOPRANKINGAAcross 82: Athos's armMUSKETAAcross 83: Ontario, par exempleLACAAcross 84: "Generations of healthy, happy pets" sloganeerALPOAAcross 85: Small songbirdTITAAcross 86: Chopsticks eschewers, informallyFORKERSAAcross 87: Razor handle?OCCAMAAcross 89: The ___ Band, with guitarist Little StevenESTREETAAcross 92: Choir supportsRISERSAAcross 93: He played 2,130 consecutive gamesGEHRIGAAcross 95: "Sire"YOURMAJESTYAAcross 97: The Desi of DesiluARNAZAAcross 99: Middle of summer?EMSAAcross 100: Certain people buried in Westminster AbbeyPOETSAAcross 101: Black-and-white broadcast?APBAAcross 104: Divine epithetCREATORAAcross 106: Cut made by a sawKERFAAcross 107: Gilpin of "Frasier"PERIAAcross 108: Sticks (out)JUTSAAcross 109: Ignore, as a problemSWEEP UNDER THE RUGAAcross 115: Assist in evilABETAAcross 116: FreakyBIZARREAAcross 117: DimmingLOWERINGAAcross 118: They may be revolutionaryWARSAAcross 119: The very beginningYEARONEAAcross 120: 1967 pop sensation, with "the"MONKEESDDown 1: Europe's longest riverVOLGADDown 2: Turn asideAVERTDDown 3: Beersheba's desertNEGEVDDown 4: Sticking pointCRAWDDown 5: Unilever detergentALLDDown 6: Chic, in the '60sMODDDown 7: People who no what they like?PURITANSDDown 8: Emulates a reporterASKSDDown 9: Kona keepsakeLEIDDown 10: Brashares who wrote "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"ANNDDown 11: ZineMAGDDown 12: And others, in a listET ALDDown 12: And others, in a listET AL.DDown 13: Old Venetian officialsDOGESDDown 14: Self-titled album of 1980ARETHADDown 15: St. Peter, e.g.?GATEMANDDown 16: High-school gym featureEQUIPMENTLOCKERDDown 17: Chance to playTURNDDown 18: Ringo's drummer sonZAKDDown 20: StyledDIDUPDDown 24: Mr. Potato Head featuresNOSESDDown 29: Infamous 1999 computer virus with a woman's nameMELISSADDown 31: Woes, to a Yiddish speakerTSURISDDown 32: More aloofICIERDDown 33: Target, with "on"HOME INDDown 34: Marmalade ingredientsQUINCESDDown 35: Stop: Abbr.STADDown 37: On a par withEQUAL TODDown 38: Barbecue orderRIBSDDown 39: "Watermark" vocalistENYADDown 41: Brightly colored fishOPAHDDown 42: Charon's workplaceSTYXDDown 43: Wears out the carpet?PACESDDown 44: Declaration of August 14, 1941ATLANTICCHARTERDDown 46: Activity in which people get their kicksSOCCERDDown 48: NuGrape competitorNEHIDDown 51: Call letters on 1970s-'80s TVWKRPDDown 54: Pet cat, in British lingoMOGDDown 55: "Once ___ midnight dreary ..."UPONADDown 56: Betray, in a wayRATONDDown 59: Soda shop orderFRAPPEDDown 62: Single malt, for instanceWHISKEYDDown 64: Rachel Carson's sci.ECOLDDown 65: Hissy fitTANTRUMDDown 67: Joule divisionERGDDown 69: RaspberriesJEERSDDown 70: Takes, with "for"OPTSDDown 72: LegsSTAMINADDown 74: Their business is going downhillSKIERSDDown 76: ExplodesBURSTSDDown 77: Aggressively promoteFLOGDDown 78: Put the pedal to the metalRACEDDown 80: PromisingROSYDDown 81: CoupleITEMDDown 82: DampishMOISTDDown 86: Not burdened byFREEFROMDDown 88: Record listARRESTSDDown 90: Nail siteTOEDDown 91: Not liveTAPEDDDown 94: "Great" guyGATSBYDDown 96: Superman's fatherJORELDDown 98: "Holy smokes!"ZOWIEDDown 101: Place with an eagle's-eye viewAERIEDDown 102: Someone who just got out of a long bath, facetiouslyPRUNEDDown 103: Jason of "American Pie"BIGGSDDown 104: International baseball powerhouseCUBADDown 105: Former shah ___ PahlaviREZADDown 106: Banjo supporterKNEEDDown 107: Executive's extraPERKDDown 108: Paleontologist's discoveryJAWDDown 110: Musician's giftEARDDown 111: Active leader?PRODDown 112: Subject of a Keats odeURNDDown 113: CoupleTWODDown 114: Egg sourceHEN