New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd March 2009

There are 59 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd March 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Eye affliction
AAcross 5:	Wearing a long dress and a collar buttoned to the top, maybe
AAcross 9:	Was
AAcross 14:	Raise hell
AAcross 19:	Évian and others
AAcross 20:	Harried
AAcross 21:	Manuscript marks noting possible errors
AAcross 22:	Go on and on
AAcross 23:	Corps veterans	EXMARINES
AAcross 25:	Painful prod
AAcross 27:	Engagement gift	DIAMONDSOLITAIRE
AAcross 29:	Turned on the waterworks
AAcross 30:	In Sicily it's about 10,920 ft. high
AAcross 31:	After-Christmas sale shoppers, e.g.
AAcross 33:	Papier-___
AAcross 37:	Shows in a theater
AAcross 43:	___ Nurmi, the Flying Finn	PAAVO
AAcross 46:	Penne ___ vodka	ALLA
AAcross 47:	Traveler's alternative to 90-Down
AAcross 50:	Conflict of 1973
AAcross 52:	Bygone party attire	ZOOTSUITS
AAcross 55:	Part of a family
AAcross 56:	Munic. official	ALD
AAcross 57:	Showcase Showdown prize, perhaps	DINETTESET
AAcross 59:	Stripe
AAcross 60:	Down
AAcross 61:	Help desk sign	ASKME
AAcross 62:	See 84-Down
AAcross 65:	Star of 1950s TV's "The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin"	LEEAAKER
AAcross 67:	Fancy salad ingredients	ARTICHOKEHEARTS
AAcross 72:	Easily beat all the competition
AAcross 75:	Petty
AAcross 76:	Man with cups and pieces	REESE
AAcross 80:	River separating continents	URAL
AAcross 81:	Singular praise?
AAcross 83:	Speakeasy supply
AAcross 87:	H.S. class
AAcross 88:	Montréal-___ International Airport	MIRABEL
AAcross 91:	Fair-haired
AAcross 92:	Subject of a nursery rhyme that has only eight different words	LONDONBRIDGE
AAcross 95:	English poet laureate Henry
AAcross 96:	Singular
AAcross 97:	Energy source
AAcross 98:	Having only the forepart visible, as a beast in heraldry
AAcross 100:	___ nerve (funny bone tingler)
AAcross 101:	Untouchable, say
AAcross 103:	"A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a ___; what else does a man need to be happy?": Albert Einstein
AAcross 107:	Historian's Muse
AAcross 109:	Big name in real estate	CENTURYTWENTYONE
AAcross 119:	Classic name in chain restaurants	PIZZERIAUNO
AAcross 121:	Like, with "to"
AAcross 122:	Spinning	AREEL
AAcross 123:	Untagged, in tag	NOTIT
AAcross 124:	Michelangelo's David, e.g.
AAcross 125:	Princess of literature	OZMA
AAcross 126:	"Alas ..."
AAcross 127:	"On the Beach" author
AAcross 128:	Showed disdain, in a way
AAcross 129:	Gray side
DDown 1:	Origin
DDown 2:	Get ready to take off
DDown 3:	Desert in the Southwest
DDown 4:	This is a test
DDown 5:	It may be fine or fine art
DDown 6:	Typeface imitative of handwriting
DDown 7:	Words of explanation
DDown 8:	Quark/antiquark pairs
DDown 9:	"Full House" actress Loughlin	LORI
DDown 10:	"Su-u-ure"	IBET
DDown 11:	Sacred Hindu text
DDown 12:	K-12
DDown 13:	Christian of the cloth?
DDown 14:	Killer ___
DDown 15:	One with prier engagements?
DDown 16:	Leaves	TAKESAWALK
DDown 17:	Sch. near the Rio Grande	UTEP
DDown 18:	Cheeky
DDown 24:	Where 51-Down was martyred
DDown 26:	Pro ___	TEM
DDown 28:	Like some petticoats
DDown 32:	Symphony, e.g.
DDown 33:	"Zoom-zoom" sloganeer	MAZDA
DDown 34:	Eponymous Dr. Alzheimer	ALOIS
DDown 35:	Dull, hollow sound
DDown 36:	Often-anonymous intimidation technique
DDown 38:	Author Asquith of children's books	ROS
DDown 39:	Hirohito's title: Abbr.	EMP
DDown 40:	Scratches (out)
DDown 41:	Designer Miller	NICOLE
DDown 42:	Flowering shrub
DDown 44:	"x" in an equation
DDown 45:	"At-ten-SHUN!," e.g.
DDown 47:	Protrude
DDown 48:	"Bah!"
DDown 49:	24 of them = 100%: Abbr.	KTS
DDown 51:	"Quo vadis?" speaker
DDown 53:	Rear of a galley
DDown 54:	Rogen of "Knocked Up"
DDown 58:	___ Yorke, lead singer of Radiohead	THOM
DDown 60:	Brave activity
DDown 63:	Alibi ___ (Ring Lardner character)
DDown 64:	Balkan native
DDown 66:	Based on ___ story	ATRUE
DDown 68:	"___ Care of Business" (1974 hit)
DDown 69:	Pianist José	ITURBI
DDown 70:	Los Angeles's ___-Sinai Medical Center
DDown 71:	Basic cooking instruction
DDown 72:	They're often scheduled at noon
DDown 73:	"... then again, I could be wrong"	ORNOT
DDown 74:	Made more attractive?
DDown 77:	Thomas Hardy's ___ Heath	EGDON
DDown 78:	Home of St. Catherine	SIENA
DDown 79:	Rear-___
DDown 82:	Sometimes-satin items of apparel
DDown 84:	With 62-Across, comic's challenge
DDown 85:	Certain m.p.g. rating: Abbr.	HWY
DDown 86:	French beverage
DDown 88:	Home of Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie"	MOMA
DDown 89:	Part of an academic address	EDU
DDown 90:	Traveler's alternative to 47-Across	LGA
DDown 93:	Young woman, old-style
DDown 94:	Green-eyed monster
DDown 99:	Nashville 11
DDown 100:	"___ the Sons" (Gay Talese best seller)
DDown 102:	Big A.T.M. maker	NCR
DDown 104:	Accept responsibility
DDown 105:	___ double life	LEADA
DDown 106:	Fjord, for example
DDown 107:	Ones working on columns, for short	CPAS
DDown 108:	Old Italian bread
DDown 110:	Fünf minus vier	EINS
DDown 111:	Sodium hydroxide, chemically	NAOH
DDown 112:	Peace Nobelist from South Africa
DDown 113:	Second, e.g.
DDown 114:	Mechanical
DDown 115:	"Son of Frankenstein" role	YGOR
DDown 116:	Squishy stuff
DDown 117:	Feeling no pain
DDown 118:	Juan's "those"	ESAS
DDown 120:	Ron of "Tarzan"	ELY