New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd February 2009 There are 60 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd February 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Put to sleepBOREAAcross 5: They keep you from passingEFFSAAcross 9: Pro or conSIDEAAcross 13: AnimatePEP UPAAcross 18: It takes the cakeOVENAAcross 19: ___ Fleck and the FlecktonesBELAAAcross 20: PussycatHONEYAAcross 21: Get a load ofAMASSAAcross 22: "Hamlet" star, 1990MEL GIBSONAAcross 24: Animal that eats while floating on its backOTTERAAcross 25: Belgian city in W.W. I fightingYPRESAAcross 26: Cruciverbalist's Step 1BRAINSTORMTHEMEIDEASAAcross 29: Suburb of MinneapolisEDINAAAcross 30: They're not buying itRENTERSAAcross 31: Geometric fig.CIRAAcross 32: Chinchilla, e.g.RODENTAAcross 34: GrieveMOURNAAcross 35: World's top-selling car model starting in 1997COROLLAAAcross 39: Step 2DEVELOPBESTENTRIESAAcross 43: Org. with the Red Auerbach TrophyNBAAAcross 46: Chem., for oneSCIAAcross 47: They, to ThérèseILSAAcross 48: Negative conjunctionNORAAcross 49: Fluctuates wildlyYOYOSAAcross 52: Molecular biology topicRNAAAcross 54: Like rams and lambsOVINEAAcross 57: Pet ___PEEVEAAcross 59: Step 3CONSTRUCTSUITABLEGRIDAAcross 63: "I Saw ___ Again" (1966 hit for the Mamas & the Papas)HERAAcross 64: Popular women's fragranceESTEEAAcross 65: Significant timeERAAAcross 66: Step 4RESEARCHANDWRITECLUESAAcross 76: Cat Stevens's faithISLAMAAcross 77: 1969 Dustin Hoffman roleRATSOAAcross 78: Spring localeSPAAAcross 79: Word with duty or setHEAVYAAcross 80: Fort Meade org.NSAAAcross 81: DefaceMARAAcross 82: Kitchen gadget companyOXOAAcross 84: WalletfulWADAAcross 85: Step 5SENDPUZZLETOEDITORAAcross 95: FanaticalEXTREMEAAcross 96: 2003 Afghani film that won a Golden GlobeOSAMAAAcross 97: Turned badSOUREDAAcross 101: Typing speed stat.WPMAAcross 102: They have loads to doWASHERSAAcross 104: Memory principleMNEMEAAcross 105: Step 6 (the payoff)SEEBYLINEINNEWSPAPERAAcross 110: Product once pitched by Bill CosbyJELL-OAAcross 110: Product once pitched by Bill CosbyJELLOAAcross 111: "___ we all?"ARENTAAcross 112: Night crawlerEARTHWORMAAcross 113: Driver of a 72-DownCABBYAAcross 114: "___ bien!"MERCIAAcross 115: Crack upSLAYAAcross 116: One edition of the Wall Street JournalASIAAAcross 117: Cafeteria supplyTRAYSAAcross 118: To be, to ClaudiusESSEAAcross 119: Pound the keysTYPEAAcross 120: Long-distance call?YELLDDown 1: B-2 or B-52BOMBERDDown 2: Gild the lilyOVERDODDown 3: Fixed, as tilesRELAIDDDown 4: Twin-___ aircraftENGINEDDDown 5: DwindlesEBBSDDown 6: Slug follower?FESTDDown 7: Elevator stopFLOORDDown 8: Riviera resortSANREMODDown 9: "Hah!"SOTHEREDDown 10: Some residentsINTERNSDDown 11: JudgesDEEMSDDown 12: Brontë heroineEYREDDown 13: The mother lodePAY DIRTDDown 14: Napoleon, for oneEMPERORDDown 15: Law firm aide, for shortPARADDown 16: FunctionsUSESDDown 17: Letter addenda: Abbr.PSSDDown 20: JacuzziHOT TUBDDown 23: CockeyedINANEDDown 27: Alphabetical foursomeMNOPDDown 28: Desktop arrayICONSDDown 33: DVD adjunctsTVSDDown 35: Page-onerCELEBDDown 36: Sharply hit baseballLINERDDown 37: Pope after John XLEOVIDDown 38: Comparable to a rose?ASREDDDown 40: Stocking shadeECRUDDown 41: ___ Hayes of "The Mod Squad"LINCDDown 42: Turner of recordsTINADDown 43: "Annie" song with the lyric "Too busy / Too crazy / Too hot / Too cold / Too late / I'm sold"NYCDDown 44: Response to a bad callBOODDown 45: Author RandAYNDDown 50: Milo of "The Verdict," 1982OSHEADDown 51: Pressing need?STEAMDDown 53: TroubledATEATDDown 54: BetterOUTDODDown 55: Penthouse featureVIEWDDown 56: Anatomical passagesITERSDDown 57: Twig, to a birdPERCHDDown 58: French equivalentEGALEDDown 60: Elementary school trioRRRDDown 61: Payroll IDsSSNSDDown 62: Virginia's historic ___ HighwayLEEDDown 66: Shampoo directiveRINSEDDown 67: Hedingham Castle localeESSEXDDown 68: InclinationSLANTDDown 69: The twist, onceCRAZEDDown 70: Germany's __ National ParkHARZDDown 71: Song holderIPODDDown 72: Modern advertising mediumTAXIDDown 73: Labor grp. since 1935UAWDDown 74: Actress ___ Marie SaintEVADDown 75: Barrett of Pink FloydSYDDDown 81: Boris Karloff title role, with "the"MUMMYDDown 83: N.F.L. tiebreakersOTSDDown 86: '70s small-screen role for Robert YoungDRWELBYDDown 87: Big auto parts chainPEPBOYSDDown 88: Auto shop offeringsLOANERSDDown 89: GistESSENCEDDown 90: Setting for Melville's "Omoo"TAHITIDDown 91: Soothsayer's subjectOMENDDown 92: PurposefulEARNESTDDown 93: ZipOOMPHDDown 94: Target of a youth outreach programRUN AWAYDDown 94: Target of a youth outreach programRUNAWAYDDown 98: RestREPOSEDDown 99: "___ Live," longtime Food Network showEMERILDDown 100: Skin-relatedDERMALDDown 102: Some money transfersWIRESDDown 103: Simmons competitorSEALYDDown 105: BrownSEARDDown 106: Island off TuscanyELBADDown 107: UnconvincingLAMEDDown 108: Finish shootingWRAPDDown 109: Lid irritationSTYEDDown 110: Where I's cross?: Abbr.JCT