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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th March 2009

There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th March 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Electrical gizmo
AAcross 8: Umbrella locale
AAcross 13: It's got magnetic pull
AAcross 20: Lose one's shirtGOBROKE
AAcross 21: 1986 self-titled album whose cover was Andy Warhol's last workARETHA
AAcross 22: Strauss operaELEKTRA
AAcross 23: Achieves success
AAcross 24: Queen Mary, e.g.
AAcross 25: Makes lovable
AAcross 26: 1951 Oscar-winning film whose title suggests a visitor to the 118-AcrossANAMERICANINPARIS
AAcross 29: "Cinderella Man" co-star, 2005CROWE
AAcross 30: Keep an ___EYEON
AAcross 31: Actress MarisaTOMEI
AAcross 34: Bring at marketSELLFOR
AAcross 40: Answers, quicklyRSVPS
AAcross 44: Legal org.
AAcross 45: Wine enjoyed by 26-Across, maybeCHATEAULAFITE
AAcross 50: Alley ___
AAcross 51: Messes up
AAcross 53: "___ has it ..."
AAcross 54: Fruity bowlful
AAcross 56: One of Judy Garland's girls
AAcross 57: India's smallest state
AAcross 59: Police dept. employeesDETS
AAcross 60: Tiny application
AAcross 61: Deuce followerADIN
AAcross 62: BeginningASOF
AAcross 63: Letters on a crossINRI
AAcross 65: Mystique
AAcross 66: Binge
AAcross 67: 1971 Oscar-winning film whose title is hinted at nine times in this gridTHEFRENCHCONNECTION
AAcross 73: Fine rating
AAcross 74: Modern traveler's purchaseETICKET
AAcross 75: Sue Grafton's "___ for Corpse"
AAcross 76: Doomed
AAcross 81: Co. that makes A.T.M.'sNCR
AAcross 82: How photography books are usually printed
AAcross 87: Gunwale pin
AAcross 88: York productMINTPATTY
AAcross 91: Skating star SonjaHENIE
AAcross 92: Author JanowitzTAMA
AAcross 93: Chopin's "Butterfly" or "Winter Wind"
AAcross 94: Adjust, as a clock
AAcross 96: ___ temperature (was feverish)
AAcross 97: Venomous
AAcross 99: Bubble over
AAcross 103: Licorice-flavored seeds
AAcross 105: Like a lace collar, maybe
AAcross 107: Geographically named S.U.V.TAHOE
AAcross 108: "I'm with you!"
AAcross 109: Cock and bull
AAcross 110: Surveyor's measure
AAcross 112: Rev.'s address
AAcross 113: Philosopher Zeno of ___ELEA
AAcross 114: Jockey's wear
AAcross 116: Beginning
AAcross 118: Landmark inaugurated 3/31/1889 whose shape is suggested by nine squares in this puzzle's completed grid
AAcross 121: Some collars and jacketsETONS
AAcross 122: Dirty look
AAcross 123: "Shake ___ Feather" (1967 hit)ATAIL
AAcross 124: United Airlines hubOHARE
AAcross 125: Hook-shaped parts of brains
AAcross 126: Inventory: Abbr.MDSE
AAcross 127: Cousins of zithers
AAcross 128: TaboosNONOS
AAcross 129: Midmonth date
DDown 1: Turkish title
DDown 2: Palme ___ (prize at Cannes)
DDown 3: Start of a spellABRA
DDown 4: "Raspberry Beret" singer
DDown 5: Soviet comrade
DDown 6: ___ Mountain (Vermont ski resort)OKEMO
DDown 7: Mend, in a way
DDown 8: Tourist haven east of Java
DDown 9: Playwright Bogosian
DDown 10: Insurance giantAETNA
DDown 11: Julie of "The Early Show"
DDown 12: Mata ___HARI
DDown 13: Poorly drained
DDown 14: Arms runners?
DDown 15: "Bertha" composerNEDROREM
DDown 16: Knitter's stash
DDown 17: Class-conscious grps.?PTAS
DDown 18: Peace Nobelist John Boyd ___
DDown 19: Prof.'s helpers
DDown 27: Dormancy
DDown 28: ___ ballNERF
DDown 31: Small drum of India
DDown 32: Orchestra member
DDown 33: Square meal component?
DDown 35: Suffix with election
DDown 36: Hail
DDown 37: "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead" director, 2007LUMET
DDown 38: Andy Capp's wife and othersFLOS
DDown 39: Rowing trophy
DDown 41: It may be bewitching
DDown 42: It may be bewitching
DDown 43: Dog-tired
DDown 46: Long flights
DDown 47: In concertASONE
DDown 48: Words of empathyICARE
DDown 49: Popular vice
DDown 52: Morning refreshment for 26-Across?
DDown 55: Napoleon's place, frequented by 26-Across?
DDown 58: Royal son of the comicsARN
DDown 60: Pester for payment
DDown 64: "Rhyme Pays" rapperICET
DDown 65: Work without ___ANET
DDown 68: MetroCard payment
DDown 69: Comment from over the shoulder, maybe
DDown 70: Soyuz lettersCCCP
DDown 71: Vegetable in Cajun cuisine
DDown 72: Mrs. Addams, to GomezTISH
DDown 76: Lead-in to girlATTA
DDown 77: Admonished
DDown 78: Circle makers
DDown 79: Swift-running bird
DDown 80: Accomplished
DDown 82: Verizon forerunnerGTE
DDown 83: River of France and BelgiumLYS
DDown 84: ShortlyINASECOND
DDown 85: Macarena, for oneLINEDANCE
DDown 86: Congressional assents
DDown 89: Home in a 90-Down
DDown 90: See 89-Down
DDown 93: Light
DDown 95: Snow globe holders
DDown 98: RR stopSTA
DDown 100: Stands before a business meeting, maybe
DDown 101: Jazzy WatersETHEL
DDown 102: Fictional elephantHORTON
DDown 104: It has many arms: Abbr.
DDown 106: Part of a pantheon
DDown 108: Oldsmobile modelALERO
DDown 109: Actress Celeste
DDown 111: Way off
DDown 113: McGregor of the "Star Wars" filmsEWAN
DDown 115: Fraternity letters
DDown 117: To be abroadETRE
DDown 119: "Down with you!"
DDown 120: "You can't fool me!"
DDown 121: Pins and needles' place
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