New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th February 2009

There are 64 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th February 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"La Vie en Rose" singer
AAcross 5:	Hastings, ___, where Kool-Aid was invented: Abbr.	NEBR
AAcross 9:	Powerful D.C. lobby
AAcross 13:	Geneses
AAcross 19:	At home, abroad
AAcross 21:	Homer's hangout
AAcross 22:	Chap
AAcross 23:	ChapStick alternative
AAcross 25:	Airport where 91-Down flies	NARITA
AAcross 26:	W.W. I battle site in Belgium
AAcross 27:	Sing "The Moon Got in My Eyes," e.g.
AAcross 28:	Blood of the gods, in Greek myth
AAcross 30:	Clothes line
AAcross 31:	Ogle	STAREAT
AAcross 33:	Bygone Coney Island attraction	PARACHUTEJUMP
AAcross 36:	Red states?: Abbr.	SSRS
AAcross 38:	Cousin of a crow
AAcross 39:	Price production
AAcross 40:	Computer programs, for short
AAcross 44:	Onetime Ritz rival	HIHO
AAcross 46:	Initials, perhaps	OKS
AAcross 48:	Printerr's misteaks?
AAcross 52:	Trick
AAcross 56:	Track runner
AAcross 58:	Oscar-winning role for Meryl Streep	SOPHIE
AAcross 59:	Backers and bankers
AAcross 61:	___ Bridge, historic 1874 span across the Mississippi	EADS
AAcross 62:	Org. with an Office of Water
AAcross 62:	Org. with an Office of Water
AAcross 63:	Manhattan area next to Chinatown	TRIBECA
AAcross 66:	One with a burning desire
AAcross 68:	Start of the third qtr.	JUL
AAcross 70:	Deli receptacle	PICKLEJAR
AAcross 73:	"Hellboy" star Perlman
AAcross 74:	Talks monotonously	DRONESON
AAcross 77:	Mercury, e.g.
AAcross 79:	Tie-up
AAcross 82:	Circus cries
AAcross 83:	Residency requirement, for some	MDDEGREE
AAcross 86:	"Hubba hubba!"	OOLALA
AAcross 88:	Foreign correspondents?	PENPALS
AAcross 90:	One of the former Big Three in news	PETERJENNINGS
AAcross 93:	German city whose name means "to eat"
AAcross 94:	Invitation to a visitor
AAcross 95:	Room in una residencia	SALA
AAcross 96:	Deck material
AAcross 97:	Maritime
AAcross 100:	"Barbara ___"
AAcross 103:	Life partner?
AAcross 105:	Comeuppance
AAcross 110:	Some car shoppers
AAcross 115:	Good times
AAcross 116:	Cut
AAcross 117:	Motown singer Terrell	TAMMI
AAcross 119:	Christopher who directed "The Dark Knight"	NOLAN
AAcross 120:	Where "amo, amas, amat" is learned	LATINI
AAcross 122:	Dole offering
AAcross 125:	Rain, briefly	PRECIP
AAcross 126:	Former Israeli president Weizman	EZER
AAcross 127:	Challenge
AAcross 128:	Bass holders, maybe
AAcross 129:	Moist
AAcross 130:	Triumphant cries
AAcross 131:	Noted Spanish muralist	SERT
DDown 1:	1666 London fire chronicler
DDown 2:	Klutzy
DDown 3:	Broadcast worker's union	AFTRA
DDown 4:	Ending with way or sea
DDown 5:	Goose egg
DDown 6:	Exciting
DDown 7:	Confuse
DDown 8:	Wash again, as the floor	REMOP
DDown 9:	Egyptian god of the universe
DDown 10:	Co. with a triangular logo	AOL
DDown 11:	You can dig it
DDown 12:	Whack jobs
DDown 13:	Significant	OFNOTE
DDown 14:	Closer by	NEARERTO
DDown 15:	Canon type, in brief	SLR
DDown 16:	Grant's first secretary of state ___ Washburne	ELIHU
DDown 17:	Symbol on a pole
DDown 18:	Overwhelm
DDown 20:	Exodus figure
DDown 24:	Fictional Tom	JOAD
DDown 29:	March word
DDown 32:	More pallid
DDown 34:	Came to
DDown 35:	"Headlines" presenter	JAYLENO
DDown 37:	Doo-wop syllable
DDown 40:	Recess at Notre Dame
DDown 41:	Set piece
DDown 42:	Pizza Hut competitor	PAPAJOHNS
DDown 43:	Auburn, e.g.: Abbr.	SCH
DDown 45:	Ancient Mexican people
DDown 47:	Significant
DDown 49:	Hardly a beauty queen	PLAINJANE
DDown 50:	They start A-B, C, D-E, etc.	OEDS
DDown 51:	Part of CBS: Abbr.	SYST
DDown 53:	"Pajama Party," e.g.
DDown 54:	Musclehead
DDown 55:	Ready for action	ONALERT
DDown 56:	Land at Orly?	TERRE
DDown 57:	"ER" extras, for short	RNS
DDown 60:	Word said while tipping one's hat
DDown 64:	Receivers of some downloads	IPODS
DDown 65:	Tie up
DDown 67:	"Loot" playwright	ORTON
DDown 69:	Like money in the bank
DDown 71:	Robt. ___	ELEE
DDown 72:	Pans in comedy clubs
DDown 74:	Info
DDown 75:	Some deer
DDown 76:	Tee sizes, on signs	SML
DDown 78:	Average Joe, e.g.	NONAME
DDown 80:	Aquatic organism
DDown 81:	Jim Carrey film, with "The"
DDown 84:	Dermal opening?
DDown 85:	Intimate
DDown 87:	Soused
DDown 89:	Who wrote "The only abnormality is the incapacity to love"	ANAISNIN
DDown 91:	Flier to 25-Across, for short	JAL
DDown 92:	Prozac maker	ELILILLY
DDown 94:	Didn't drink daintily
DDown 98:	Means of parental control	VCHIPS
DDown 99:	1977 double-platinum jazz-rock album	AJA
DDown 101:	Bistro, informally
DDown 102:	College World Series org.	NCAA
DDown 104:	Hand-picked thing
DDown 105:	Dime novels and such
DDown 106:	Eye-popping canvases
DDown 107:	Popular women's fragrance	ESTEE
DDown 108:	Stop working, as an engine, with "up"
DDown 109:	Meaningless
DDown 111:	Some whiskey drinks
DDown 112:	Pass over
DDown 113:	Indy entrant
DDown 114:	Hägar's dog	SNERT
DDown 118:	Film-rating org.	MPAA
DDown 121:	Where you are on a Métro map?	ICI
DDown 123:	Just out
DDown 124:	Dallas center?