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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th April 2009

There are 63 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th April 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: 2002 Winter Olympics host: Abbr.SLC
AAcross 4: It scans for problems
AAcross 7: J. J. ___, co-creator of "Lost" and director of 2009's "Star Trek"ABRAMS
AAcross 13: Take for one's own
AAcross 13: Take for one's own
AAcross 18: Prematurely
AAcross 20: Country singer HarrisEMMYLOU
AAcross 21: Two lines may make one
AAcross 22: "___ Ashes"ANGELAS
AAcross 23: Op-ed piece, e.g.
AAcross 25: Worries for ransom recipientsSERIALNUMBERS
AAcross 27: Resident of Asmara
AAcross 28: The 33rd pres.HST
AAcross 29: State animal of Maine
AAcross 31: Leonardo's homeVINCI
AAcross 33: Santiago, to Hemingway
AAcross 37: Parts of some cages
AAcross 39: It may go around the office
AAcross 43: Annually
AAcross 44: Anakin Skywalker flew one in "Star Wars Episode I"PODRACER
AAcross 46: Home of the National Stock Exchange of India
AAcross 47: French Quarter's home, with "the"BIGEASY
AAcross 48: Shadow
AAcross 49: Really enjoys oneselfHASABALL
AAcross 51: Coral Sea features
AAcross 52: Greeting you shouldn't say at an airport
AAcross 54: Driving events that use checkpoints
AAcross 55: Baseball Hall-of-Famer GeorgeSISLER
AAcross 56: Flanged weapons
AAcross 57: More obstreperous
AAcross 59: Blood bank supply
AAcross 60: Tag line?NOTIT
AAcross 61: Trappers' trophies
AAcross 62: Partner of research: Abbr.
AAcross 65: Blunt
AAcross 67: Dervishes, e.g.SUFIS
AAcross 68: Actress Amanda
AAcross 70: Salon product for flat hairVOLUMIZER
AAcross 73: Possible item in a window box
AAcross 75: Bridge tacticCUEBID
AAcross 76: Reading without emotion
AAcross 78: Lyricist Bergman
AAcross 79: Reason to get all gussied upHOTDATE
AAcross 80: ___ picada (burrito filler)CARNE
AAcross 81: Ominous jungle sound
AAcross 83: Makes true
AAcross 84: Amer. Film ___ (annual awards grp.)
AAcross 85: Lousy tipBUMSTEER
AAcross 86: Rubbernecked
AAcross 87: Like Santa's boots
AAcross 88: "___ to you"ITSUP
AAcross 91: Reservoir's edge
AAcross 94: Professional who may wear goggles
AAcross 98: Crowded, in a way
AAcross 102: Individual debtors pay itCONSUMERINTEREST
AAcross 107: Be routedLOSEBIG
AAcross 108: Hold tight
AAcross 109: One who's barely working?
AAcross 110: North Carolinian, e.g.
AAcross 111: Pitched quarters
AAcross 112: Writing that needs defending
AAcross 113: Seventh-brightest star in a constellation
AAcross 114: Units in physics
DDown 1: Sock away
DDown 2: They aren't gregarious
DDown 3: Statement of philosophyCOGITOERGOSUM
DDown 4: Gang hanger-on
DDown 5: Horse color
DDown 6: "To recap ..."INSUMMARY
DDown 7: Make ___ of thingsAMESS
DDown 8: Rolls-Royce's parent companyBMW
DDown 9: Guitarist Cooder and othersRYS
DDown 10: High point
DDown 11: Bird once hunted by the Maori
DDown 12: Extras
DDown 13: Much Arizona flora
DDown 14: ___ aboutONOR
DDown 15: Eyeball
DDown 16: Feather, to FernandoPLUMA
DDown 17: State trisected by a river of the same name: Abbr.
DDown 19: Inland ___
DDown 20: Madrid monthENERO
DDown 24: Hollywood's Roberts and others
DDown 26: ___ voyage
DDown 30: Either of two books of the ApocryphaESDRAS
DDown 31: Miles of film
DDown 32: Unit indicated by "
DDown 34: 19th-century geologist CharlesLYELL
DDown 35: Casino employee
DDown 36: Aggregate
DDown 36: Aggregate
DDown 38: ___ II razorTRAC
DDown 39: Poor orator, perhaps
DDown 40: Its first sale was a broken laser pointerEBAY
DDown 41: Buck or boar
DDown 42: "The Blue Boy" and others
DDown 43: Compassionate sort
DDown 44: Using a certain abrasive on
DDown 45: ___ trouvé
DDown 46: Its capital is Bamako
DDown 47: Paul Robeson, e.g.
DDown 50: Cheek
DDown 52: Detestation
DDown 53: Stabber's attack
DDown 56: Comedy webzine founded in 2000MODERNHUMORIST
DDown 58: Detestation
DDown 60: Extra in "The Producers"
DDown 61: Spicy cuisine
DDown 62: 2003 sequel to a popular 1994 comedyDUMBANDDUMBERER
DDown 63: Issues
DDown 64: Mesa ___VERDE
DDown 65: Groucho Marx foil MargaretDUMONT
DDown 66: A in German class?
DDown 67: Teacher of SchubertSALIERI
DDown 68: Contribute
DDown 68: Contribute
DDown 69: Narrow shelf
DDown 70: End of a famous claimVICI
DDown 71: Second son of JudahONAN
DDown 72: What P.O.'s handleLTRS
DDown 74: Get out of the line?
DDown 75: Dark quaff
DDown 77: Heart
DDown 79: Alabama-born novelistHARPERLEE
DDown 82: Shoat holder
DDown 85: Rude audience memberBOOER
DDown 86: Demitasse, e.g.
DDown 87: What lumberjacks leave
DDown 89: Recipe amts.TBSPS
DDown 90: Historic South Carolina fortSUMTER
DDown 92: Taking off on
DDown 93: Wall Street newsmakers
DDown 94: It may require a password: Abbr.ACCT
DDown 95: Relative of a lemming
DDown 96: ___ awkward positionINAN
DDown 97: ___ mgr.ASST
DDown 99: Exactly as required
DDown 100: Greek peak
DDown 101: Run a risk
DDown 103: Kind of power
DDown 103: Kind of power
DDown 104: III, todayTRE
DDown 105: Largest known dwarf planet
DDown 106: Prefix with glottis
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