New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th August 2009 There are 68 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th August 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Added (on)TACKEDAAcross 7: SchismsRIFTSAAcross 12: Says "Two 19-Across," e.g.BIDSAAcross 16: One of the Big Three, for shortFDRAAcross 19: See 12-AcrossHEARTSAAcross 20: More than is requiredUNDUEAAcross 21: Home of Rainbow Bridge National MonumentUTAHAAcross 22: "Riddle-me-___"REEAAcross 23: "Pardon me"ERRORMESSAGEAAcross 25: Late 1920s to around 1950RADIOERAAAcross 27: North Carolina town that's home to Appalachian State UniversityBOONEAAcross 28: Summer comfort statTHIAAcross 29: "Save me"MASSAPPEALAAcross 31: Seeding org.USTAAAcross 32: Statement of factITISSOAAcross 35: "My best soldiers," according to Douglas MacArthurWACSAAcross 36: In shapeTRIMAAcross 37: A.A.A. recommendation: Abbr.RTEAAcross 38: "Feed me"COUNTERPLEAAAcross 40: Physicist BohrNIELSAAcross 41: Exactly right, in British lingoBANGONAAcross 43: "The Thorn Birds" and othersSAGASAAcross 44: Stops on the roadINNSAAcross 45: Kind of column or committeeSTEERINGAAcross 48: Put the kibosh onBANAAcross 49: It has strong jawsVISEAAcross 51: Modern trivia competition localePUBAAcross 54: "For me?"RECEIVINGLINEAAcross 57: Irishman who was a Time magazine Person of the Year in 2005BONOAAcross 58: ___ ligationTUBALAAcross 61: Ones entering rehabUSERSAAcross 62: Enters graduallyEASESINTOAAcross 64: Snorkeling sitesATOLLSAAcross 66: Break offENDAAcross 67: PlugWADAAcross 68: Gets no answers wrong on the testACESITAAcross 69: 1993 TV western starring Kenny Rogers and Travis TrittRIODIABLOAAcross 71: Invites to one's apartment, sayHASUPAAcross 73: Scott Turow's first book was about themONELSAAcross 74: Nevada cityELKOAAcross 75: "Shoot me"FILMDIRECTIONAAcross 78: Mo. with Natl. Grandparents' DaySEPAAcross 79: ___ Dubos, humanist who said "Think globally, act locally"RENEAAcross 80: Old verb suffixETHAAcross 81: Superlative on "Top Chef"TASTIESTAAcross 85: Fearsome Foursome teamRAMSAAcross 87: Like some grainOATENAAcross 89: Rough shelterLEAN-TOAAcross 90: N.C.A.A. women's basketball powerhouseUCONNAAcross 92: "Lean on me"TENDER OFFERAAcross 96: Herd of whalesGAMAAcross 97: Pickup place for petsNAPEAAcross 98: Airline mentioned in "Back in the U.S.S.R."BOACAAcross 99: Former Miss America hostRONELYAAcross 100: Al denteFIRMAAcross 101: "Make me"CROSSWORDSAAcross 104: Actress HagenUTAAAcross 105: Singing SimonCARLYAAcross 106: Bartender's announcementLASTCALLAAcross 107: "Kiss me"PECKING ORDERAAcross 111: Friend ___ friendOFAAAcross 112: Draft statusONEAAAcross 113: Where Jean-Claude Killy practicedALPESAAcross 114: Theater areaRIALTOAAcross 115: Lighting director's choiceGELAAcross 116: Bank bailout acronymTARPAAcross 117: Big successSMASHAAcross 118: Child often having special responsibilitiesELDESTDDown 1: Where many commuters live, informallyTHEBURBSDDown 2: Balloon or blimpAEROSTATDDown 3: Sweet potato nutrientCAROTENEDDown 4: Icelandic moneyKRONADDown 5: To be abroadETREDDown 6: British mil. decorationDSMDDown 7: Enter quicklyRUSHINDDown 8: Won't take no for an answerINSISTSDDown 9: Org. overseeing trialsFDADDown 10: Port pusherTUGDDown 11: Come across asSEEMDDown 12: Holders of body lubricating fluidsBURSAEDDown 13: Lake ___, source of the MississippiITASCADDown 14: Pops in the nurseryDADASDDown 15: SendSHIPDDown 16: "It's on me"FREERESPONSEDDown 17: Go off trackDERAILDDown 18: What kings ruleREALMSDDown 24: Classical rebukeETTUDDown 26: Choose to participateOPTINDDown 30: Cobblers' needsAWLSDDown 32: Like some bondsIONICDDown 33: Stilt, e.g.SEA BIRDDDown 33: Stilt, e.g.SEABIRDDDown 34: Eyes and earsORGANSDDown 38: Arcangelo ___, Italian violin masterCORELLIDDown 39: Sign of hungerPANGDDown 40: Tonga-to-Hawaii dir.NNEDDown 42: Daytime talk show starting in 1987GERALDODDown 44: "___ little silhouetto of a man" ("Bohemian Rhapsody" lyric)ISEEADDown 46: Big word in German adsNEUDDown 47: Ballet set in the RhinelandGISELLEDDown 49: Word that led to the "Why a duck?" routine by the Marx brothersVIADUCTDDown 50: Walk-___INSDDown 52: BeforeUNTILDDown 53: CansBOOTSDDown 55: Nasty wordsVENOMDDown 56: Housing arrangementLEASEDDown 57: Congressional terms, e.g.BIENNIADDown 58: Scale weightsTARESDDown 59: FunctionalUTILEDDown 60: "Write me"BOOKPROPOSALDDown 63: Child's wheelsSCOOTERDDown 65: Bank holdings?SAFESDDown 67: Battle starWARHERODDown 70: HamperBINDDown 71: BatsmanHITTERDDown 72: Mom-and-pop org.PTADDown 76: Very, very tiredDEADDDown 77: Singing brothers' surnameISLEYDDown 79: Presidential inits.RMNDDown 82: Wrap aroundENGIRDLEDDown 83: Hollywood hopefulsSTARLETSDDown 84: FlapdoodleTOMMYROTDDown 86: "___ of robins ..."ANESTDDown 87: Ready for a drive?ONCDDDown 88: Protest cryNONUKESDDown 90: Get moving again, in a wayUNCLOGDDown 91: Wine orderCARAFEDDown 92: MechanicTOOLERDDown 93: Cap attachmentEARLAPDDown 94: ObsessionFETISHDDown 95: Sweet treatFLANDDown 98: Safari leaderBWANADDown 100: Unit of capacitanceFARADDDown 102: Resident of the Land of CakesSCOTDDown 103: Places to unwindSPASDDown 105: Thing to windCOILDDown 108: Hardwood sourceELMDDown 109: One who knows one's liabilitiesCPADDown 110: E.T.S. offeringGRE