New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th September 2009 There are 68 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th September 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: HorrifyAPPALAAcross 6: Get ready to goPACKAAcross 10: Leopard's home?IMACAAcross 14: ClubCUDGELAAcross 19: ExcelSHINEAAcross 20: Jai ___ALAIAAcross 21: Baby carrierMAMAAAcross 22: Sierra ___LEONEAAcross 23: Resort region near BarcelonaCOSTABRAVAAAcross 25: Drug distributorPHARMACISTAAcross 27: Famous GiantOTTAAcross 28: Country singer GibbsTERRIAAcross 29: Vein contentsOREAAcross 29: Vein contentsORE.AAcross 30: Surface films: Var.PATINESAAcross 31: Dental problemTOOTHDKAAcross 33: Key sequence in a chromosomeMARKERGENEAAcross 36: ChitchatGABAAcross 37: Very noticeableSALIENTAAcross 39: Jacob who wrote "How the Other Half Lives"RIISAAcross 40: PraiseworthyADMIRABLEAAcross 42: Self-satisfiedPROUDAAcross 44: Hospital bill itemsTESTSAAcross 46: Prefix with functionDYSAAcross 47: Chianti and BeaujolaisREDSAAcross 50: Big rushBLITZAAcross 52: ___ CubeRUBIKSAAcross 56: Authors' aids: Abbr.AGTSAAcross 58: ___-Japanese WarSINOAAcross 59: Brown v. Board of Education cityTOPEKAAAcross 60: Music compilation marketerKTELAAcross 63: Pro ___FORMAAAcross 65: Of the mouth's roofPALATALAAcross 68: EnvisionFORESEEAAcross 70: 1873 adventure novel that begins and ends in LondonAROUNDTHEWORLDINATDAYSAAcross 73: Less popular, as a restaurantEMPTIERAAcross 74: "Fer-de-Lance" mystery novelistREXSTOUTAAcross 75: Certain palmsSAGOSAAcross 76: "WKRP in Cincinnati" roleLESAAcross 77: Driving surfaceTEEPADAAcross 79: CrownPATEAAcross 81: Flicka, e.g.MAREAAcross 82: AttackedCAMEATAAcross 83: Republic once known as DahomeyBENINAAcross 84: Surname of two signers of the Declaration of IndependenceLEEAAcross 85: From ___ ZATOAAcross 87: Stop worryingRESTEZAAcross 90: Take part inENTERAAcross 93: Dipstick housingCRANKASEAAcross 97: Masters piecePOEMAAcross 99: Car make of the 1930sGRAHAMAAcross 102: No. on a checkAMTAAcross 103: American everymanJOHNQPUBLICAAcross 106: Unaccented syllableATONICAAcross 108: It's not to be touchedPOISONIVAAcross 110: Like some humorDRYAAcross 111: Andrea known as the liberator of GenoaDORIAAAcross 113: "Patience ___ virtue"ISAAAcross 114: Ethan Frome portrayer, 1993LIAMNEESONAAcross 116: JealousGREENWITHNVAAcross 118: "Sesame Street" regularERNIEAAcross 119: It might be assumedROLEAAcross 120: Opera set in ancient EgyptAIDAAAcross 121: CourtyardsATRIAAAcross 122: Baby bottle topsTEATSAAcross 123: Tag in an antique storeSOLDAAcross 124: Med. doseTBSPAAcross 125: "Sailing to Byzantium" writerYEATSDDown 1: Dressy tieASCOTDDown 2: Life magazine staplePHOTOSADDown 3: Something to drawPISTOLDDown 4: Queen's servant, maybeANTDDown 5: Baseball coverage?LEATHERDDown 6: Catherine who survived Henry VIIIPARRDDown 7: Screamer at a crime sceneALARMDDown 8: Pricey appetizerCAVIARDDown 9: Maker of the OptimaKIADDown 10: WowIMPRESSDDown 11: "Real Time With Bill ___"MAHERDDown 12: Antismoking org.AMADDown 13: Latin catchphrase sometimes seen on sundialsCARPEDMDDown 14: Casual farewellCULATERDDown 15: Numerical prefixDECIDDown 16: PassingGOINGBYDDown 17: Closes tightENSEALSDDown 18: Doesn't botherLETSBEDDown 24: Post decorations on four-postersBEDKNOBSDDown 26: "The ___ Love" (Gershwin song)MANIDDown 29: Depression-era migrantOKIEDDown 32: RecommendationTIPDDown 34: Prestigious London hotelRITZDDown 35: Fill the tankGAS UPDDown 38: Yellow poplarTULIP TREEDDown 41: Some pop-upsADSDDown 43: Singer WashingtonDINAHDDown 45: Author of the Barsetshire novelsTROLLOPEDDown 47: San ___ (San Francisco suburb)RAFAELDDown 48: Singer who played herself in "Ocean's Eleven"EDGORMEDDown 49: Barbershop sightsSTROPSDDown 51: StomachTOLERATEDDown 53: Suitable forBEFITTINGDDown 54: Venerated image: Var.IKONDDown 55: Units of finenessKARATSDDown 57: Offensive lines?SMUTDDown 59: Like vinaigretteTARTDDown 60: "Married ... With Children" actressKTSAGALDDown 61: Gloomy Milne characterEEYOREDDown 62: Flat dwellerLESSEEDDown 64: One of the Pointer SistersANITADDown 66: Full of fearAWEDDDown 67: How drunks drinkTOXSDDown 69: Dutch exportEDAMDDown 71: JudgeDEEMDDown 72: Guitarist EddyDUANEDDown 78: One end of a digression, for short?PARENDDown 80: Go aboardENTRAINDDown 82: FlimflamCONDDown 83: Chisel faceBEZELDDown 85: Large wardrobeARMOIREDDown 86: "From Russia With Love" Bond girl RomanovaTATIANADDown 88: Rejected as unworthySPURNEDDDown 89: Mug with a mugTOBYDDown 91: CorrodeEAT AWAYDDown 92: Density symbolRHODDown 93: Pill that's easily swallowedCAPLETDDown 94: Driver of the Cannonball SpecialKJONESDDown 95: ExcellentA-ONEDDown 96: Flu symptom, with "the"SHIVERSDDown 98: Leaf veinMIDRIBDDown 100: "Peer Gynt" princessANITRADDown 101: Bad connection, sayMISHITDDown 104: Carny booth prizeQPDOLLDDown 105: "Here Come the ___" (Abbott and Costello film set at a girls' school)COEDSDDown 107: Sneaker materialCANVASDDown 109: Struck down, old-styleSMITDDown 112: HarvestREAPDDown 115: The Great Lakes' ___ LocksSOODDown 116: Slang for a 3-DownGATDDown 117: Suffix with favorITE