New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd May 2009

There are 65 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd May 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Source of some bangs
AAcross 6:	Beats it
AAcross 10:	It may be produced at a construction site
AAcross 13:	Shame
AAcross 18:	Big name in wrapping	ALCOA
AAcross 19:	Onetime Robert De Niro role
AAcross 21:	Mario Puzo sequel
AAcross 22:	Relatives of balalaikas
AAcross 23:	Five works of Mozart [Rhode Island]	VIOLINCONCERTOS
AAcross 25:	Tricks, in a way
AAcross 26:	Word with spiny or electric
AAcross 27:	Disco ___ of "The Simpsons"	STU
AAcross 28:	Like kibbutzim
AAcross 29:	Not completely settle an argument [New York]	AGREETODISAGREE
AAcross 33:	Where ___	ITSAT
AAcross 34:	Onetime Robert De Niro role
AAcross 35:	Noted 1960s flower child
AAcross 36:	Address
AAcross 38:	Person on deck?
AAcross 42:	Chief city of Moravia
AAcross 44:	Subject of the biography "The Man Who Invented the Twentieth Century"
AAcross 45:	Mark and Anthony: Abbr.	STS
AAcross 48:	"Revelations" choreographer [Utah]
AAcross 50:	"Golly!"
AAcross 51:	Arched part
AAcross 53:	The whole shebang	ATOZ
AAcross 54:	Chinese dynasty before the Shang	HSIA
AAcross 55:	Produce some combinations, say
AAcross 56:	Less adorned
AAcross 57:	Bx. or Bklyn.
AAcross 58:	Trial hearing? [Indiana]	EXPERTTESTIMONY
AAcross 62:	"Yahoo!"
AAcross 66:	Duodecim
AAcross 67:	Like some parking	NOSEIN
AAcross 68:	It's never made with plastic [Ohio]	CASHTRANSACTION
AAcross 72:	Honor student's boast, for short
AAcross 75:	Public squares in ancient Greece
AAcross 76:	Roar : lion :: bugle : ___
AAcross 77:	Sooner	OKIE
AAcross 79:	___ Little, "The Wire" gangster	OMAR
AAcross 80:	___ Park, colonial Pennsylvania site near Philadelphia	GRAEME
AAcross 81:	Match part
AAcross 82:	Country singer with the #1 album and single "Killin' Time" [New Hampshire]	CLINTBLACK
AAcross 84:	Pound sound
AAcross 85:	"Carnaval sur la plage" artist	ENSOR
AAcross 87:	Part of a Latin 101 conjugation
AAcross 88:	WrestleMania locales
AAcross 89:	Go-aheads
AAcross 90:	Friendly opening?
AAcross 91:	Golden Globe winner Zadora
AAcross 92:	Play hard ___	TOGET
AAcross 95:	He played a Nazi in "Marathon Man" and a Nazi hunter in "The Boys From Brazil" [Connecticut]
AAcross 103:	Harmonica-like instrument
AAcross 105:	Zany
AAcross 106:	Just what the drs. ordered?	RXS
AAcross 107:	Aristocrat
AAcross 108:	"Bye Bye Birdie" tune [California]	PUTONAHAPPYFACE
AAcross 111:	Flip response?	ILOSE
AAcross 112:	Accompanier of a harrow, in Harrow
AAcross 113:	Airbus, e.g.
AAcross 114:	Shirk
AAcross 115:	Out of ___
AAcross 116:	Ques. follower
AAcross 117:	Stylist's stock
AAcross 118:	Round at a soda fountain
DDown 1:	It might be picante
DDown 2:	Held (to)
DDown 3:	Lineman?
DDown 4:	"My Fair Lady" composer
DDown 5:	Relayed	PASSEDON
DDown 6:	Wear
DDown 7:	Comment after "So"	ILIED
DDown 8:	Unwanted breakout
DDown 9:	"Do the Right Thing" role
DDown 10:	"Stay!"	DONTGO
DDown 11:	Bring about
DDown 12:	Prefix with noir
DDown 13:	1972 #1 hit that starts "A long, long time ago"	AMERICANPIE
DDown 14:	Jump on
DDown 15:	They may be patronized by señors and señoras	ARTES
DDown 16:	Classical wrap	STOLA
DDown 17:	Is charismatic	HASIT
DDown 20:	Italian sculptor Nicola or Giovanni	PISANO
DDown 21:	Training acad.	OCS
DDown 24:	Physicist Bohr	NIELS
DDown 30:	It's read from right to left
DDown 31:	"Like no other" sloganeer	SONY
DDown 32:	Foil alternative
DDown 37:	Groups of stars	ALISTS
DDown 38:	9-3 and 9-5 car manufacturer	SAAB
DDown 39:	One in a four-part harmony
DDown 40:	Bar since 1879	IVORYSOAP
DDown 41:	___ Lemon, Tina Fey's "30 Rock" character	LIZ
DDown 42:	Karen ___, real name of author Isak Dinesen
DDown 43:	Gain
DDown 44:	Communication that might include "OMG" and "TTYL"
DDown 45:	Sideshow attraction
DDown 46:	Almost any girl in "Gossip Girl"
DDown 47:	Nimble
DDown 49:	"___ bad moon rising" (1969 song lyric)	ISEEA
DDown 50:	Fielder's call	GOTIT
DDown 52:	Northern Scandinavian
DDown 55:	Symbol of thickness
DDown 59:	Worship
DDown 60:	Japanese mushrooms
DDown 61:	___-law	SONIN
DDown 63:	Their, in Munich	IHRE
DDown 64:	Where fund-raisers might be planned	PTAMEETINGS
DDown 65:	Gets ready for a date, perhaps
DDown 68:	Cunning
DDown 69:	Prefix with cultural	AGRI
DDown 70:	Diviner, e.g.
DDown 71:	Kansas county seat	IOLA
DDown 73:	Cousin of a guinea pig
DDown 74:	30-Down holders
DDown 78:	Amazon business	ETAIL
DDown 79:	___ Anderson, Hemingway character
DDown 81:	McGwire rival, once	SOSA
DDown 82:	"You know you want to!"	CMON
DDown 83:	Genius
DDown 86:	Biblical interjection
DDown 87:	___ group, in organic chemistry
DDown 89:	Cry often heard at home	YEROUT
DDown 90:	Can't take it anymore
DDown 91:	Wannabes
DDown 92:	Big name in cards	TOPPS
DDown 93:	Eye: Prefix	OCULO
DDown 94:	Nickname for Ron Guidry
DDown 96:	Let out
DDown 97:	Stretch one's neck
DDown 98:	Microsoft Office program
DDown 99:	Car with a name that's Latin for "I roll"	VOLVO
DDown 100:	Bygone Apple product	IBOOK
DDown 101:	Elmer the Bull's mate	ELSIE
DDown 102:	Orchestra section
DDown 104:	"I'll pass"
DDown 109:	Album with the 1978 hit "Deacon Blues"	AJA
DDown 110:	Provider of Eve's leaves