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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th April 2009

    There are 73 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th April 2009. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Rock salt
    AAcross 7: [I'm shocked!]
    AAcross 11: Item in a belt-maker's tool belt
    AAcross 14: Grps.ORGS
    AAcross 18: Distinguished
    AAcross 20: AARP part: Abbr.AMER
    AAcross 21: Formerly
    AAcross 22: Wickfield's scheming partner in "David Copperfield"HEEP
    AAcross 23: Felt suspicion
    AAcross 24: Like early Beatles recordings
    AAcross 25: Becomes peevedGETSSORE
    AAcross 27: Cartoon skunkPEPE
    AAcross 28: 1987 champion skater BrianORSER
    AAcross 30: Frowning
    AAcross 32: Shell shape
    AAcross 34: Give up, slangily
    AAcross 35: Not offering traction, in a way
    AAcross 36: ___ del Sol
    AAcross 39: Medicinal syrups
    AAcross 41: "Law & Order: ___"SVU
    AAcross 42: Epitome of simplicity
    AAcross 45: Attorneys' org.
    AAcross 46: 1976 top 10 hit for Hall & OatesSHESGONE
    AAcross 48: One who goes a-courting?
    AAcross 49: "___ bad"
    AAcross 50: Bright spot in the night sky
    AAcross 52: Politico Ross and familyPEROTS
    AAcross 54: Ages and ages
    AAcross 56: Came through the wall, maybe
    AAcross 57: Stairway part
    AAcross 59: Punk rock club activity
    AAcross 59: Punk rock club activity
    AAcross 61: Catch
    AAcross 62: You are: Sp.
    AAcross 63: Marisa's role in "My Cousin Vinny"
    AAcross 64: Word repeated before "go away"
    AAcross 65: Things that may not go in 69-AcrossSQUAREPEGS
    AAcross 69: See 65-AcrossROUNDHOLES
    AAcross 71: Word with chair or street
    AAcross 72: Schools in Albany and Oneonta are part of it: Abbr.SUNY
    AAcross 73: First name in '50s comedy
    AAcross 74: Suffix with adverbIAL
    AAcross 75: IdlingINNEUTRAL
    AAcross 77: FiversABES
    AAcross 78: Layered rock
    AAcross 82: Hard-nosed
    AAcross 83: Eyeball covering
    AAcross 85: Plumlike shade
    AAcross 86: Gaping opening
    AAcross 87: Newsman HuntleyCHET
    AAcross 89: "Farewell, ___" (Dylan song popularized by Joan Baez)ANGELINA
    AAcross 92: Tap site
    AAcross 93: Org. in the 1946 thriller "Cloak and Dagger"OSS
    AAcross 94: Huck Finn, e.g.
    AAcross 95: Refrigerator part
    AAcross 96: Horseshoers' tools
    AAcross 98: Some batteries
    AAcross 99: "Aye, aye!" hearer: Abbr.CAPT
    AAcross 100: Bug
    AAcross 102: Sounds familiarRINGSABELL
    AAcross 106: "... but I could be wrong"ORNOT
    AAcross 107: Places to graze
    AAcross 111: Took
    AAcross 112: Org. for singles?USTA
    AAcross 114: Rehnquist's successor
    AAcross 116: Good time for suntanning
    AAcross 117: Native's suffixITE
    AAcross 118: Spice Girl HalliwellGERI
    AAcross 119: Fizz ingredient
    AAcross 120: Tech. school
    AAcross 121: Univ. aides
    AAcross 122: Many unread messages
    AAcross 123: Small mistakes
    DDown 1: Crop grown by George Washington
    DDown 2: Billet-doux recipient
    DDown 3: Orator's challenge
    DDown 4: Swallow
    DDown 5: Caffeine source
    DDown 6: End of a ballade
    DDown 7: Cause of a limpGAMELEG
    DDown 8: Son of Venus
    DDown 9: Something D.C. does not have
    DDown 10: Film V.I.P.
    DDown 11: Unsettled feeling
    DDown 12: Boo-hoo
    DDown 13: SpareLETLIVE
    DDown 14: Key opening?OHSAY
    DDown 15: Vintage cars
    DDown 16: "Nights in Rodanthe" star, 2008
    DDown 17: Careered
    DDown 19: Game pursuer
    DDown 26: In the hold, say
    DDown 29: Suckers
    DDown 31: Entrances
    DDown 33: 1936 Oscar-winning title role for Paul Muni
    DDown 34: "What's My Line?" features
    DDown 36: Heartbreaker types
    DDown 37: "O" in the old Army phonetic alphabet
    DDown 38: Mint relative
    DDown 40: Knockoffs
    DDown 41: Best-selling novelist about whom Gore Vidal said "She doesn't write, she types!"SUSANN
    DDown 42: Lacking a key
    DDown 43: Game with balls
    DDown 44: Songwriter Leonard and othersCOHENS
    DDown 47: Really ought to
    DDown 48: End of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 9/23/1806
    DDown 51: Exterminator's tool
    DDown 53: Diffuse slowly
    DDown 55: Recent release?
    DDown 57: Simulate, as an event
    DDown 58: Historic Scottish county
    DDown 60: Amy of "Field of Dreams"MADIGAN
    DDown 65: Prefix with graphSEISMO
    DDown 66: Flying Kangaroo companyQANTAS
    DDown 67: Longtime Time rival, informallyUSNEWS
    DDown 68: Puckered
    DDown 69: Packs again, as groceriesREBAGS
    DDown 70: Buildings on some bases
    DDown 73: "Phooey!"DARNIT
    DDown 76: Remove, as a necklace
    DDown 79: Closes, as a deal
    DDown 80: Instructions part
    DDown 81: Doesn't look at all youthful
    DDown 84: Silencers?
    DDown 85: Duplicates exactly
    DDown 88: AttacksHASATIT
    DDown 90: Patriarch of a tribe of IsraelEPHRAIM
    DDown 91: Show a preference
    DDown 95: Political columnist ThomasCAL
    DDown 97: Not up
    DDown 98: Representative
    DDown 99: Hands over
    DDown 101: Transpacific landing site
    DDown 102: Eastern queen
    DDown 103: Something to click
    DDown 104: PX patronsNCOS
    DDown 105: Test stage
    DDown 106: Other, in OaxacaOTRA
    DDown 108: Physics 101 units
    DDown 109: In ___ (even)ATIE
    DDown 110: Some IDs: Abbr.SSNS
    DDown 113: Natl. Library Card Sign-Up Month
    DDown 115: Diva's wrap
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