New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st March 2009 There are 71 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st March 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: 1970s dance crazeHUSTLEAAcross 7: Sweet-talkCOAXAAcross 11: Call letters?RSVPAAcross 15: Cartoonist who took on Boss TweedNASTAAcross 19: InvolveENTAILAAcross 20: Predecessor of George IANNEAAcross 21: Napoleonic army weaponEPEEAAcross 22: Bullpen statsERASAAcross 23: *Good and bad for a motoristWRECKLESSDRIVINGAAcross 26: MeridianACMEAAcross 27: Evoking goose bumps, sayEERIEAAcross 28: Some excusesLIESAAcross 29: Place with "Now Serving" numbersDELIAAcross 30: Hot dog add-onKRAUTAAcross 31: Insect repellentDEETAAcross 32: Any entry on a Dear Santa listWANTAAcross 33: Part of a frameSILLAAcross 34: Some skirtsALINESAAcross 35: RelaxationLOLLINGAAcross 37: *Good and bad for a marketerCLOSINGASALEAAcross 39: Directional wordYONAAcross 40: Arachne had oneLOOMAAcross 41: Civil War sideNORTHAAcross 42: DumbheadASSAAcross 45: Quarter-inch of snow, e.g.COATINGAAcross 48: Feverish conditionsAGUESAAcross 49: Where lieutenants are trained: Abbr.OCSAAcross 52: *Good and bad for a West Point cadetSHAVINGABEARDAAcross 55: Stole, for exampleNECKLETAAcross 57: Cry before screeching brakes, maybeTAXIAAcross 58: 105-Down outputARTEAAcross 59: Us outside the U.S.NOUSAAcross 61: Aussie lassSHEILAAAcross 62: "Take ___ from me"ATIPAAcross 63: River through InterlakenAAREAAcross 65: BuckCLAMAAcross 67: "Three Places in New England" composerIVESAAcross 68: Tab, at timesINSERTAAcross 71: Car with a griffin in its logoSAABAAcross 73: OnATOPAAcross 75: Gomez's sweetieTISHAAcross 76: Unoriginal workRETREADAAcross 78: *Good and bad for a jungle guideTRUSTYMACHETEAAcross 81: Hosp. featuresERSAAcross 82: Major ecological communityBIOMEAAcross 84: What's hotTHERAGEAAcross 85: Mao, e.g.REDAAcross 86: Kind of drug that inhibits bacteriaSULFAAAcross 87: Bygone French coinsECUSAAcross 88: MS. readersEDSAAcross 90: *Good and bad for a vampireBLACKOFNIGHTAAcross 94: Criminal's worryWIRETAPAAcross 98: PreferablyRATHERAAcross 99: All nervesEDGYAAcross 100: SpreesJAGSAAcross 101: ___ LeagueARABAAcross 103: No longer in the closetOUTEDAAcross 104: "No shirt, no shoes, no service," e.g.RULEAAcross 105: Chihuahua catGATOAAcross 106: Note takerSTENOAAcross 107: CropTRIMAAcross 108: *Good and bad for a spyCOVERTOPERATIONSAAcross 111: "Take this!"HEREAAcross 112: Not a teetotalerUSERAAcross 113: Legal hearingOYERAAcross 114: Theater featuresAISLESAAcross 115: Runner's placeSLEDAAcross 116: Places where free spirits aren't found?BARSAAcross 117: Boston's ___ Ave.MASSAAcross 117: Boston's ___ Ave.MASS.AAcross 118: Boulevard, e.g.ARTERYDDown 1: Cut downHEWEDDDown 2: Remove from a spindleUNREELDDown 3: Sound choice?STEREODDown 4: Without wordsTACITLYDDown 5: Go forLIKEDDown 6: Third of July?ELLDDown 7: Sausage partCASINGDDown 8: BeginningONSETDDown 9: Some operators in Boolean logicANDSDDown 10: Today's thirtysomething, for shortXERDDown 11: PartiesREVELSDDown 12: Cause of a stain, perhapsSPILLINGDDown 13: "___ Creator Spiritus" (Latin hymn)VENIDDown 14: Mastermind game piecePEGDDown 15: Relatively closeNEARISHDDown 16: Deep mysteriesARCANADDown 17: Justice AlitoSAMUELDDown 18: Menace along the CongoTSETSEDDown 24: VerveELANDDown 25: Local language, sayIDIOMDDown 30: Book club gathering, e.g.KLATSCHDDown 32: Minnesota county or its seatWINONADDown 33: Campaign stapleSLOGANDDown 34: CorrespondsAGREESDDown 36: PlacesLOCIDDown 37: Test track obstacleCONEDDown 38: You name itNOUNDDown 40: FreeLIBERATEDDown 42: "Royal Wedding" star, 1951ASTAIREDDown 43: 2005 Emmy winner for "Boston Legal"SHATNERDDown 44: Certain jazz musiciansSAXISTSDDown 46: Train stop between Delhi and MumbaiAGRADDown 47: ByesTATASDDown 48: WorshipsADULATESDDown 49: Douglas's "Spartacus" co-starOLIVIERDDown 50: Frozen pizza brandCELESTEDDown 51: In a cacheSTASHEDDDown 53: Dodge sports carVIPERDDown 54: Legendary birdROCDDown 56: Painter HaringKEITHDDown 60: Chorus member in an ancient Greek playSATYRDDown 64: It may be cockedEARDDown 66: Home of "Christina's World," for shortMOMADDown 69: Took to taskREBUKEDDDown 70: Measuring tape userTAILORDDown 72: Exaggeratedly masculineBUTCHYDDown 74: Motorola productsPAGERSDDown 77: RemoveDOFFDDown 79: SealedSHUTDDown 80: YieldCEDEDDown 83: End run, e.g.MANEUVERDDown 86: MachinatedSCHEMEDDDown 87: Ham and ___ (average Joe)EGGERDDown 89: One favoring a strong, centralized governmentSTATISTDDown 90: Soup startersBROTHSDDown 91: Mountain ___LAURELDDown 92: GetupATTIREDDown 93: LayaboutsIDLERSDDown 94: Sprinkles, maybeWATERSDDown 95: "M*A*S*H" private StraminskyIGORDDown 96: Ring of colorAREOLEDDown 97: Forty-niner, e.g.PANNERDDown 100: Makes sport ofJAPESDDown 102: DomineeringBOSSYDDown 104: Santa ___, Calif.ROSADDown 105: Painter of "The Naked Maja"GOYADDown 106: RuckusSTIRDDown 108: Kind of reporterCUBDDown 109: Singer WaitsTOMDDown 110: It's below the majorsAAA