New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th October 2008

There are 70 across clues and 86 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th October 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Seafood dishes
AAcross 8:	___ the board
AAcross 14:	Certified
AAcross 22:	Socrates or Pythagoras, e.g.
AAcross 23:	Mangle by mastication
AAcross 24:	Perfunctory
AAcross 24:	Perfunctory
AAcross 25:	Lower part of a duet
AAcross 26:	Showing concern?
AAcross 27:	Hanging over many a mantel
AAcross 28:	*Common Guernsey bull	TWENTYPOUNDNOTE
AAcross 31:	Flower parts
AAcross 32:	West Flanders site of three W.W. I battles
AAcross 33:	Lid attachment
AAcross 35:	"Ally McBeal" co-star Lucy	LIU
AAcross 36:	Composer Charles
AAcross 40:	Ones being tested
AAcross 41:	*1968 firm featuring a murderous cheerleader	PRETTYPOISON
AAcross 46:	*Urban farce	CITYPOLICE
AAcross 48:	Studio supporter
AAcross 49:	Destination for Mary and Joseph
AAcross 50:	Stainless steel, for one	IRONALLOY
AAcross 51:	___ ear
AAcross 52:	Whopper topper
AAcross 56:	See 47-Down
AAcross 57:	Hiccup
AAcross 58:	Life
AAcross 59:	Hwys.	RDS
AAcross 60:	Shore birds
AAcross 61:	*Where stars can be seen fluffing and folding	CELEBRITYPOKER
AAcross 64:	Kensington kiss
AAcross 65:	Hair line?
AAcross 66:	Verdant stretches
AAcross 67:	___ Beach, Fla.	VERO
AAcross 68:	Gallic toppers
AAcross 71:	*What theaters play
AAcross 73:	One of Luther's 95
AAcross 75:	Look lasciviously
AAcross 76:	Skye of "Say Anything ..."	IONE
AAcross 77:	What "matar" means on an Indian menu
AAcross 78:	Great Trek trekker
AAcross 79:	*Bean, e.g.	UNIVERSITYPOST
AAcross 83:	Russian diet?
AAcross 84:	Badge awarder: Abbr.	BSA
AAcross 87:	Region including Texarkana	RICEBELT
AAcross 88:	Mexican waterways	RIOS
AAcross 89:	G.I.'s	USTROOPS
AAcross 91:	Serve well
AAcross 92:	Goes on "Wheel of Fortune"?
AAcross 94:	Snail variety whose name means "small gray"	PETITGRIS
AAcross 95:	Bygone P.M. with a palindromic name	UNU
AAcross 96:	"Ville d'Avray" painter
AAcross 97:	*Onetime regal status of Shanghai or Canton
AAcross 98:	*Get blankets	PARTYPOOPERS
AAcross 102:	Presides over as a judge
AAcross 103:	Pizzeria chain, familiarly	UNOS
AAcross 104:	"Is that ___?"
AAcross 105:	Apple cores?: Abbr.	CPUS
AAcross 106:	Pulitzer-winning journalist Seymour	HERSH
AAcross 107:	"Swept Away" director Guy	RITCHIE
AAcross 111:	*Novice in an ad campaign	PUBLICITYPOSTER
AAcross 120:	Home of the Cadillac Ranch
AAcross 122:	Word with aunt or voyage
AAcross 123:	"Heavens to Betsy!"	MERCYME
AAcross 124:	Computer information path
AAcross 125:	"Rama Lama Ding Dong" singers, with "the"	EDSELS
AAcross 126:	Broke out
AAcross 127:	Thomas Gray and others
AAcross 128:	Drug company once headed by Donald Rumsfeld	SEARLE
AAcross 129:	Fixed motor parts
DDown 1:	Events gone by
DDown 2:	From square one
DDown 3:	"___ homo"
DDown 4:	Columbia athlete
DDown 5:	Mardi Gras follower
DDown 6:	Roy Rogers sidekick Devine	ANDY
DDown 7:	"Pipe down!"	STOPYELLING
DDown 8:	Precision
DDown 9:	Takeout option
DDown 10:	Tears
DDown 11:	Wilson of "The Darjeeling Limited"
DDown 12:	Sport for rikishi
DDown 13:	German wine made from the late harvest
DDown 14:	"Killer" program
DDown 15:	Showcase item
DDown 16:	Some shapes in topology
DDown 17:	New newts
DDown 18:	Ilk
DDown 19:	Ski runs, e.g.
DDown 20:	Designer Pucci	EMILIO
DDown 21:	Old car with the slogan "We are driven"	DATSUN
DDown 29:	Sunroof and spoilers, e.g.
DDown 30:	Gourmand
DDown 34:	N.L. Central team: Abbr.	STL
DDown 36:	Less welcoming
DDown 37:	Strongly green
DDown 38:	Short jackets for boys	ETONS
DDown 39:	Roget offerings: Abbr.	SYNS
DDown 40:	Short jackets for women
DDown 41:	*Bad drivers back them up	PENALTYPOINTS
DDown 42:	1 to 10, say
DDown 43:	Godliness
DDown 44:	Available
DDown 45:	On easy street	INCLOVER
DDown 47:	Kind of examiner 56-Across was
DDown 51:	Like xenon
DDown 52:	Little foxes
DDown 53:	Snaps back?
DDown 54:	Places to develop
DDown 55:	Ones who are always starting something?
DDown 57:	Chilling: Var.
DDown 58:	Apothecary container
DDown 62:	Swells up
DDown 63:	Vintage autos
DDown 64:	Complete, as a Senate term	SERVEOUT
DDown 65:	Pub order
DDown 68:	Jacket material?
DDown 69:	Start of a counting rhyme	EENIE
DDown 70:	Clinton's first labor secretary
DDown 71:	Terse order
DDown 71:	Terse order
DDown 72:	Chihuahua change
DDown 73:	Small birds, in British lingo
DDown 74:	Robust
DDown 76:	Getaway locale
DDown 78:	"Pass the Courvoisier" rapper	BUSTARHYMES
DDown 80:	Key shade
DDown 81:	Juice
DDown 82:	Rap sheet listing
DDown 83:	How the Great Sphinx looks
DDown 84:	The fifth element
DDown 85:	Gerald's predecessor	SPIRO
DDown 86:	Staff members: Abbr.	ASSTS
DDown 90:	Forerunner of the K.G.B.	OGPU
DDown 92:	Absorb, in a way
DDown 93:	Takes for granted
DDown 94:	Make ready for the dishwasher
DDown 96:	Filch
DDown 97:	2000 Jennifer Lopez thriller	THECELL
DDown 98:	Weekly with 30+ million circulation
DDown 99:	___ instincts
DDown 100:	Shift, in volleyball
DDown 101:	Monkey predator
DDown 106:	Playground quarry
DDown 108:	Escarpment
DDown 109:	Spinner for the Spinners
DDown 110:	They're no good
DDown 112:	Invited
DDown 113:	Alaska senator Murkowski	LISA
DDown 114:	Mole, e.g.
DDown 115:	1977 flick with the tagline "Terror just beneath the surface"
DDown 116:	"Git!"
DDown 117:	What each starred clue — and its answer — contains
DDown 118:	Part of FEMA: Abbr.	EMER
DDown 119:	Cabernets, e.g.
DDown 121:	Little yelps	OWS