New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th September 2008

There are 69 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th September 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Portraitist of George Washington
AAcross 7:	Robot maid on "The Jetsons"	ROSIE
AAcross 12:	Sorority chapter
AAcross 17:	Leader of a flock
AAcross 18:	Do away with
AAcross 19:	Spreader of holiday cheer
AAcross 21:	Singer who said "At least I had that, one guy understood me"
AAcross 22:	Possible punishment for steroid use	LIFEBAN
AAcross 23:	Enhance
AAcross 24:	When Cannes heats up	ETE
AAcross 25:	Native tongue of R&B singer Rihanna
AAcross 26:	Bow to
AAcross 27:	Wise guy
AAcross 28:	Ear part
AAcross 29:	"Esq." titleholders	ATTS
AAcross 31:	Keep an eye out for
AAcross 33:	Meager
AAcross 34:	Prefix with sphere	ATMO
AAcross 35:	Fuming
AAcross 38:	Daring
AAcross 39:	Alvin and the Chipmunks, e.g.
AAcross 40:	Experts at exports	TRADECOMMISSIONS
AAcross 43:	Genre explored by Run-D.M.C. and Aerosmith	RAPROCK
AAcross 44:	Diurnally	ADAY
AAcross 45:	"Hop ___!"
AAcross 45:	"Hop ___!"
AAcross 46:	Mexican mouse chaser	GATO
AAcross 48:	Inner circle
AAcross 51:	Proust title character	SWANN
AAcross 53:	Job interview topic
AAcross 57:	Sioux tribe member
AAcross 58:	State capital on the Colorado River
AAcross 61:	Economy-size
AAcross 63:	Langston Hughes poem	ITOO
AAcross 64:	Cry at sea	MANOVERBOARD
AAcross 66:	Cancún resident, once	ANCIENTMAYAN
AAcross 68:	Farm call
AAcross 69:	Hall's partner in pop
AAcross 70:	"This is how it's done"	LIKESO
AAcross 71:	Worth mentioning
AAcross 72:	Pattern for light or sound
AAcross 74:	Soft hat materials
AAcross 76:	Actors Max and Max Jr.	BAERS
AAcross 78:	See
AAcross 79:	___ Taylor, co-host of "Make Me a Supermodel"	NIKI
AAcross 80:	It appears when things go bad
AAcross 82:	Boils down
AAcross 85:	Thrill seeker	ADRENALINEJUNKIE
AAcross 91:	"If you ask me," online	IMHO
AAcross 92:	The "A" of James A. Garfield
AAcross 94:	Some exams for joint pain sufferers	BONESCANS
AAcross 95:	Litigant
AAcross 96:	Symptom of catarrh
AAcross 97:	Focused (on)
AAcross 99:	Brisk pace
AAcross 100:	Cavs, on a scoreboard	CLE
AAcross 101:	Nativity figure
AAcross 102:	"Was it ___ I saw?" (classic palindrome)	ARAT
AAcross 103:	Samuel L. Jackson's character in "Pulp Fiction"	JULES
AAcross 106:	Were present?
AAcross 107:	It might run in the rain
AAcross 109:	Filled (with)
AAcross 110:	Part of a serial
AAcross 112:	Eroded	ATEAWAY
AAcross 113:	It's usually said with the eyes closed
AAcross 114:	Wig
AAcross 115:	Egg holders
AAcross 116:	Kind of skill
AAcross 117:	Farm machine
DDown 1:	Weightlifter's helper
DDown 2:	Have a break at 4:00, say	TAKETEA
DDown 3:	Troop troupe: Abbr.	USO
DDown 4:	Basic travel path	ATOB
DDown 5:	First name in gossip	RONA
DDown 6:	Paris was part of it	TROJANARMY
DDown 7:	Equips with new clips
DDown 8:	Small African antelope
DDown 9:	It's darn likely	SAFEBET
DDown 10:	"My, my, old chap!"	ISAY
DDown 11:	Dusk, to Donne
DDown 11:	Dusk, to Donne
DDown 12:	Unlikely event for puritans
DDown 13:	MADD member
DDown 14:	Foe of Spider-Man
DDown 15:	Like some modern maps
DDown 16:	Coffee table item	ARTBOOK
DDown 19:	Mustang rivals	CAMAROS
DDown 20:	Gene who sang "Back in the Saddle Again"	AUTRY
DDown 21:	Cause of many uprisings
DDown 27:	Members of the bar?
DDown 30:	Biker's add-on
DDown 32:	Early Chinese dynasty
DDown 33:	Admit defeat, in a way
DDown 34:	Lucratively	ATAPROFIT
DDown 36:	Polite disclaimer	NODEAR
DDown 37:	ABC a.m. show, briefly	GMA
DDown 38:	Last resort in poker, often	GOINGALLIN
DDown 41:	Doesn't waver	STANDSFIRM
DDown 42:	Euripides drama
DDown 43:	G.P.S. suggestion	RTE
DDown 46:	Bottle opener's surprise
DDown 47:	Vegas openings?
DDown 48:	Untangles, in a way
DDown 49:	Cyberball maker	ATARI
DDown 50:	Pop singer who appeared in the movie "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"	DONOVAN
DDown 51:	It's called in a political convention roll call
DDown 52:	Undercover device
DDown 53:	Campaigns for
DDown 54:	"Quite possibly"	ITMAYBE
DDown 55:	Surface-___	TOAIR
DDown 56:	Singles and jingles
DDown 59:	Sub with sauerkraut?
DDown 60:	White wine from Verona
DDown 62:	W., e.g.: Abbr.	INIT
DDown 65:	Professional with many contacts?
DDown 67:	Lords and ladies
DDown 73:	Is past?
DDown 75:	Scrape (out)
DDown 77:	Like some professors
DDown 79:	Sask. neighbor	NDAK
DDown 80:	Drinks in frosted glasses	MINTJULEPS
DDown 81:	Married
DDown 82:	Hit Sony product introduced in 1984	DISCMAN
DDown 83:	Model after
DDown 84:	American, Swiss, etc.
DDown 85:	Design feature of many a viaduct
DDown 86:	Lookout, maybe
DDown 87:	"OMG, that's sooo funny!"	LOL
DDown 88:	Kind of bar
DDown 89:	Squared away
DDown 90:	First name in cosmetics	ESTEE
DDown 92:	Now, in Nogales	AHORA
DDown 93:	Wages, before overtime	BASEPAY
DDown 97:	Beer serving in a pub
DDown 98:	"Yippee!"
DDown 101:	Jabbers
DDown 102:	U.S. gas chain
DDown 104:	Triple-edged sword
DDown 105:	Part of a horse's genealogy
DDown 108:	Cool ___
DDown 109:	Genealogical grp.	FAM
DDown 111:	S, on a French compass