New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th April 2009 There are 81 across clues and 90 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th April 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Certain fraternity activityCAPERAAcross 6: Gourmand's requestMOREAAcross 10: InjuringLAMINGAAcross 16: Kind of windowGABLEAAcross 21: Speak for the Congressional Record, sayORATEAAcross 22: Skater's featAXELAAcross 23: Faster than larghettoADAGIOAAcross 24: John who was knightedELTONAAcross 25: Cruise brochures?PORTFOLIOSAAcross 27: Founding of a hip replacement clinic?JOINT VENTUREAAcross 29: Noble Lombard family nameESTEAAcross 30: CrackbrainedMADAAcross 31: Green: PrefixECOAAcross 33: Mauna ___LOAAAcross 34: Slipknot loopsNOOSESAAcross 35: Place for trophiesDENAAcross 36: Green candidate for president, 1996NADERAAcross 38: Writer HoratioALGERAAcross 40: Card taker, for shortATMAAcross 41: "___ Day's a Holiday" (Mae West film)EVERYAAcross 43: New radials at 6 a.m.?EARLYRETIREMENTAAcross 50: JagsSPREESAAcross 52: Sound on a roller coasterSCREAMAAcross 53: That: Sp.ESAAAcross 54: WinglikeALARAAcross 55: Surveyed surreptitiouslyCASEDAAcross 56: Comic JohnsonARTEAAcross 57: Timbuktu's homeMALIAAcross 58: Jacques who starred in "Mon Oncle"TATIAAcross 59: Mülheim an der ___, GermanyRUHRAAcross 60: Purchase of a vault?SAFEINVESTMENTAAcross 66: Butter holderTUBAAcross 67: Warts and allASISAAcross 68: Inventor HoweELIASAAcross 69: Zager & ___, 1960s pop duoEVANSAAcross 70: Journalist's queryWHEREAAcross 72: ZipPEPAAcross 73: Stone heapCAIRNAAcross 74: Russian riverURALAAcross 75: InciteAROUSEAAcross 77: To sell organic or not?MARKETINGDECISIONAAcross 81: Ill-bredCOARSEAAcross 83: Mayberry boyOPIEAAcross 84: St. Basil's dome shapeONIONAAcross 85: Strong suit, slangilyBAGAAcross 88: São ___PAULOAAcross 89: Booth or DroodEDWINAAcross 91: ___ onceALLATAAcross 92: Bye-bye birdie?DODOAAcross 93: Round fig.ESTAAcross 94: Blueprints for a 50-mile grazing stretch?LONGRANGEPLANSAAcross 98: ___-EuropeanINDOAAcross 99: Square in a public square, maybeTILEAAcross 101: Hungarian patriot Imre ___NAGYAAcross 102: From scratchANEWAAcross 103: No longer excitedJADEDAAcross 104: ___-retentiveANALAAcross 105: "Deliver Us From ___" (2003 film)EVAAAcross 106: Lauder and namesakesESTEESAAcross 108: Kitchen adjunctPANTRYAAcross 109: Mortgage no one cares about?LOWINTERESTLOANAAcross 113: FraudFAKERAAcross 114: Moray, e.g.EELAAcross 115: City NNW of Robins Air Force BaseMACONAAcross 116: Hair-razing experience?SHAVEAAcross 118: "Now I see!"AHAAAcross 121: Having a higher ceiling and more lightAIRIERAAcross 125: Stick upROBAAcross 126: Fed. construction overseerGSAAAcross 128: Be shortOWEAAcross 129: Place of blissEDENAAcross 130: Surfers' reunion?BOARD MEETINGAAcross 133: Activity of duvet makers?DOWNSIZINGAAcross 136: Fats Waller's "___ the Real Thing Comes Along"UNTILAAcross 137: Fifth, e.g.AVENUEAAcross 138: County in New York, Ohio or PennsylvaniaERIEAAcross 139: Golf's "army" leaderARNIEAAcross 140: RazzTEASEAAcross 141: E-mailing optionRESENDAAcross 142: Bye holderSEEDAAcross 143: Hearty draftLAGERDDown 1: Got by somehowCOPEDDDown 2: Turned upAROSEDDown 3: Yacht in a time-share?PARTNERSHIPDDown 4: Suffix with majorETTEDDown 5: ZebraREFDDown 6: "But love's a ___ without a cure": DrydenMALADYDDown 7: Rust, for oneOXIDEDDown 8: Automotive inits.REODDown 9: "Anything ___?"ELSEDDown 10: California community in sight of Mount SoledadLAJOLLADDown 11: BuzzADODDown 12: Post office itemMAILERDDown 13: OverlookIGNOREDDown 14: Naldi of the Ziegfeld FolliesNITADDown 15: Capitol fig.GOVDDown 16: Modern map subjectGENOMEDDown 17: Quartet memberALTODDown 18: A.C. measuresBTUSDDown 19: Stories passed from generation to generationLOREDDown 20: Chemical suffixesENESDDown 26: Jazz drummer Hakim and othersOMARSDDown 28: Get on boardENTRAINDDown 32: LurchCAREENDDown 36: "___ a lift?"NEEDDDown 37: CowardlyRECREANTDDown 39: Ball room?GYMDDown 40: Grocery featureAISLEDDown 42: Zigs and zagsVEERSDDown 44: "Ars gratia ___"ARTISDDown 45: Rangers of New York and TexasTEAMSDDown 46: Art surrounderMATDDown 47: TicklesELATESDDown 48: Word with human or MotherNATUREDDown 49: Cree or CrowTRIBEDDown 50: JettisonSCRAPDDown 51: Time-outPAUSEDDown 52: Word maven WilliamSAFIREDDown 57: High point: Abbr.MTNDDown 60: Retail giantSEARSDDown 61: CorrespondinglyALIKEDDown 62: On the brinkVERGINGDDown 63: Give the slipEVADEDDown 64: Store signSALEDDown 65: Pressure situation for a pitcherTWOONDDown 71: BarbarianHUNDDown 73: "Good King Wenceslas," e.g.CAROLDDown 74: Remove, as from a lapelUNPINDDown 75: Like the 71-DownsASIANDDown 76: Goes wildRIOTSDDown 77: Prefix with practiceMALDDown 78: The Big Sioux River forms part of its borderIOWADDown 79: Irish girlsCOLLEENSDDown 80: Some holiday visitorsINLAWSDDown 81: Monte Carlo mainstayCASINODDown 82: Bonnie or ClydeOUTLAWDDown 85: Exchange for 007?BOND TRADINGDDown 86: Abacus, e.g.ADDERDDown 87: "Oh, joy!"GOODYDDown 88: Corolla partPETALDDown 89: Samantha of "The Collector," 1965EGGARDDown 90: Like some witDRYDDown 91: Sleeper's problemAPNEADDown 92: Sawyer of ABCDIANEDDown 95: Like the presidencies of Taft and HooverONETERMDDown 96: Focus of some gazingNAVELDDown 97: ___ Corrasable Bond (old typing paper)EATONSDDown 100: Priest of ShilohELIDDown 103: Prizefighter La MottaJAKEDDown 106: End-of-sentence abbr.ETC.DDown 107: Moved through mudSLOGGEDDDown 108: Covers up mud, in a wayPAVESDDown 110: Eye siteNEEDLEDDown 111: OveractsEMOTESDDown 112: Ancient ItalianSABINEDDown 113: Was obsequiousFAWNEDDDown 117: TV host MandelHOWIEDDown 119: Olympic skating champ of 1928, 1932 and 1936HENIEDDown 120: Tee offANGERDDown 121: NeighborABUTDDown 122: Actress SkyeIONEDDown 123: Pro ___RATADDown 124: Flag, horticulturallyIRISDDown 125: Dream, in DijonREVEDDown 127: Juice drinksADESDDown 129: Author of the Books of Chronicles, by traditionEZRADDown 131: Place for a ringEARDDown 132: SisterNUNDDown 134: It's major for minersOREDDown 134: It's major for minersORE.DDown 135: Suffix with baronIAL