New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th December 2008

There are 80 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th December 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Small amount of power
AAcross 5:	Where opposite sides meet
AAcross 11:	Fireplace tool
AAcross 16:	Be bold enough
AAcross 20:	Eponym of a North Carolina "-ville"
AAcross 21:	Skeptical response	DREAMON
AAcross 22:	Use TurboTax, perhaps	EFILE
AAcross 23:	Particular
AAcross 24:	Mother of Cronus
AAcross 25:	Like Rudner's audiences after a good joke?	ROLLINGINTHEAISLES
AAcross 28:	"Stormy" seabird
AAcross 30:	Zool. or ecol.	SCI
AAcross 31:	Drama that uses masks
AAcross 32:	Supremely macho	ALLMAN
AAcross 33:	Treat for Damone?
AAcross 37:	Northern star?
AAcross 39:	Drool catchers
AAcross 40:	Volkswagen coupe convertible
AAcross 41:	Runners may round them
AAcross 42:	Like fries, typically
AAcross 43:	Sunlit ledge
AAcross 44:	Google search result
AAcross 45:	Delhi-to-Madras dir.
AAcross 47:	Author Dinesen	ISAK
AAcross 49:	Exist
AAcross 50:	Attack vigorously	WADEIN
AAcross 52:	Where Paul stays when performing in New York?	LOWEREASTSIDE
AAcross 58:	Carol ending?	INE
AAcross 59:	Hindu honorific
AAcross 61:	Once known as
AAcross 62:	"Heroes" actress Larter
AAcross 63:	It's said for stress	IREPEAT
AAcross 67:	Chewed out
AAcross 69:	Comes in dramatically, like West?	MAKESANENTRANCE
AAcross 72:	Baghdad's ___ City	SADR
AAcross 73:	More furtive
AAcross 75:	Threshold
AAcross 76:	Needing air freshener
AAcross 77:	Better-suited
AAcross 79:	Funny frame
AAcross 80:	Largest U.S. movie theater chain
AAcross 83:	"___ Millions" (Eugene O'Neill play)	MARCO
AAcross 86:	The rite place?
AAcross 89:	Black, in a way
AAcross 91:	"The Neverending Story" author	ENDE
AAcross 95:	McAn's favorite novel?	THEHOUSEOFMIRTH
AAcross 99:	Astronomical collision results
AAcross 101:	Tyrrhenian Sea port
AAcross 102:	Dict. tag on "tzar"
AAcross 102:	Dict. tag on "tzar"
AAcross 103:	It may be radical
AAcross 104:	Duped
AAcross 105:	Op. ___
AAcross 106:	Odds of Alda winning an Oscar?	ASLIKELYASNOT
AAcross 110:	Take on
AAcross 112:	Piece of software, for short
AAcross 115:	Patron saint of goldsmiths	ELOI
AAcross 116:	Sign of a champ
AAcross 117:	Unwrap, in verse
AAcross 119:	Sound
AAcross 120:	Knave
AAcross 123:	___ a customer	ONETO
AAcross 126:	Gilbert and Sullivan princess
AAcross 127:	Tinnitus causes
AAcross 128:	Kiss on the cheek, perhaps
AAcross 129:	Putting in a row, like Sampras's rackets?	PLACINGENDTOEND
AAcross 133:	More affordable	ONSALE
AAcross 135:	Conductance unit
AAcross 136:	Suffix with fail
AAcross 137:	Person of learning
AAcross 139:	Court case where Ripken is one of many plaintiffs?	CLASSACTIONLAWSUIT
AAcross 143:	Trickle
AAcross 145:	___ tape
AAcross 146:	Don't fold or call
AAcross 147:	Banishes to Elba, e.g.
AAcross 148:	Light brown
AAcross 149:	Spotted
AAcross 150:	Nautical measure
AAcross 151:	Recipients
AAcross 152:	Having similar genetics
DDown 1:	Boxer's approval
DDown 2:	"Quickly," quickly
DDown 3:	Horror film enjoyed by Turner?	THEEVILDEAD
DDown 4:	It holds a service
DDown 5:	More whimsical
DDown 6:	Fish with toxic blood
DDown 7:	Trees with soft wood
DDown 8:	___ curiae (friends of the court)
DDown 9:	Mixer
DDown 10:	Official lang. of Mauritius
DDown 11:	Roy Orbison and Marvin Gaye, e.g.
DDown 12:	Musical that inspired Redding?	OFTHEEISING
DDown 13:	Agcy. with the Office of Disease Prevention
DDown 14:	Scintillate
DDown 15:	It's on the back of the $1 bill
DDown 16:	Bleak
DDown 17:	Home of the world's largest aquarium
DDown 18:	What a stamped hand may allow you to do
DDown 18:	What a stamped hand may allow you to do
DDown 19:	Typography units
DDown 21:	Cologne trio	DREI
DDown 26:	Viracocha worshiper
DDown 27:	Rick's love, in film	ILSA
DDown 29:	Bedside workers, often: Abbr.	RNS
DDown 34:	Relax
DDown 35:	Hairstylist José	EBER
DDown 36:	P.D.A. part: Abbr.	ASST
DDown 38:	Humorist George
DDown 39:	Woman in "Othello"	BIANCA
DDown 42:	Sidestep
DDown 43:	Cheese with eyes
DDown 44:	Turmoil
DDown 45:	Say "#@%!"
DDown 46:	Try to unearth
DDown 48:	Spelling clarification
DDown 51:	-like, alternatively
DDown 53:	"Take a Chance ___" (Abba song)	ONME
DDown 54:	Tripod, sometimes
DDown 55:	Banned chemical
DDown 56:	Skin layer
DDown 57:	Shoulder frill
DDown 60:	Going nowhere
DDown 64:	Half 19-Down
DDown 65:	Fill in (for)
DDown 66:	"The Daughter of Time" author	TEY
DDown 68:	Choking spot
DDown 70:	"... if ___ saw one!"	EVERI
DDown 71:	Tulip chair designer Saarinen	EERO
DDown 74:	"Dies ___"	IRAE
DDown 78:	Standard partner	POORS
DDown 79:	Accord rival	CAMRY
DDown 81:	Clearly impress
DDown 82:	Take turns?
DDown 83:	Parts of a range: Abbr.	MTS
DDown 84:	"The light has dawned!"
DDown 85:	Seminary subj.	REL
DDown 87:	Flower typically given to Neeson?
DDown 88:	Brand of nonstick cookware	TFAL
DDown 89:	"W." director
DDown 90:	"This can't be!"	OHNO
DDown 92:	How Goldin and her rivals finish in photography competitions?
DDown 93:	Boring things
DDown 94:	Cosmetics magnate Lauder	ESTEE
DDown 96:	Available, in a way
DDown 97:	Dirty
DDown 98:	Levitate
DDown 100:	Mathematician Lovelace
DDown 107:	The Gang's leader	KOOL
DDown 108:	___ lady
DDown 109:	Sarah Palin's husband
DDown 111:	Taiwan's setting	CHINASEA
DDown 112:	Mean: Abbr.	AVG
DDown 113:	One just out
DDown 114:	Georgia or Virginia, e.g.
DDown 118:	Dupes
DDown 121:	Teacher's teaching
DDown 122:	Airport monitor info, for short
DDown 124:	Comes back the same
DDown 125:	Common noun ending	TION
DDown 126:	Really existing	INESSE
DDown 127:	Part of R&D: Abbr.
DDown 129:	State tree of Texas
DDown 130:	Organic fertilizer
DDown 131:	Physicist Schrödinger	ERWIN
DDown 132:	Trotter fodder
DDown 134:	Brownish songbird
DDown 138:	Actress Polo	TERI
DDown 139:	Contents of jewel cases	CDS
DDown 140:	Uncle, in Uruguay	TIO
DDown 141:	Played a heart, say
DDown 142:	Little: Suffix
DDown 144:	86-Across, e.g.