New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th October 2009 There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th October 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: FishANGLEAAcross 6: Walk away withWINAAcross 9: ___ Wagner, player on an ultrarare baseball cardHONUSAAcross 14: Fictional inspector DalglieshADAMAAcross 18: Sounded soft and sweetCOOEDAAcross 19: Name after "you"JANEAAcross 20: Gulf StaterOMANIAAcross 21: WillingGAMEAAcross 22: Bret and Robert's treatise on acid reflux?HARTEBURNSAAcross 24: Nathanael and Jack's travel guide about Heathrow's environs?WESTLONDONAAcross 26: Prove itTHEOREMAAcross 27: It includes the line "The True North strong and free!"OCANADAAAcross 29: MaximaPEAKSAAcross 30: To-doFLAPAAcross 31: Diminutive drumTABORAAcross 32: Team on the ThamesCREWAAcross 34: Faux pasGAFFEAAcross 37: Jonathan and Alice's account of a pedestrian in a hurry?SWIFTWALKERAAcross 40: "___ hoppen?"WHAAAcross 43: Prefix with metricISOAAcross 44: "Guys and Dolls" songSUEMEAAcross 45: Old dancing duoASTAIRESAAcross 47: C. P. and E. B.'s essay on purity?SNOW-WHITEAAcross 50: South Dakota, to PierreETATAAcross 53: Admission of ineptitudeISTINKAAcross 54: ApportionMETE OUTAAcross 55: "Come on, help me out"BEADEARAAcross 57: Nightmare figureOGREAAcross 58: ___ Treaty, establishing the 49th parallel as a U.S. borderOREGONAAcross 59: Caleb and Robert B.'s novel about valet service?CARRPARKERAAcross 62: Went undercoverHIDAAcross 63: Hunk's prideBODAAcross 64: Flag holderPOLEAAcross 65: Drop ___ (start to strip)TROUAAcross 66: Small islandAITAAcross 68: Six-footer from AustraliaEMUAAcross 70: Richard and Thomas's book about a robot?STEELEMANNAAcross 73: Golf ball featureDIMPLEAAcross 76: AdvanceLENDAAcross 78: Very tense and excitedWIREDUPAAcross 79: Went by Saturn, sayMOTOREDAAcross 80: Make a commitmentSAYIDOAAcross 82: British taxCESSAAcross 83: Rex and Stephen's biography of Henry VIII?STOUTKINGAAcross 85: Ally of the CheyenneARAPAHOEAAcross 87: Another ally of the CheyenneSIOUXAAcross 88: Ltd., in ParisCIEAAcross 89: With 100-Across, Naples opera house Teatro di ___SANAAcross 90: Oscar and Isaac's profile of Little Richard?WILDESINGERAAcross 94: DellsGLENSAAcross 96: Abbr. before a dateESTDAAcross 97: Hindu soulATMANAAcross 98: He was born Lucius Domitius AhenobarbusNEROAAcross 100: See 89-AcrossCARLOAAcross 103: Big newspaper company, informallySCRIPPSAAcross 105: StuckINASPOTAAcross 109: Dan and Virginia's story of a dark-colored predator?BROWNWOOLFAAcross 111: Ezra and Irving's memoir of a stand-up comic?POUNDSTONEAAcross 113: Italian isleELBAAAcross 114: ___ ligationTUBALAAcross 115: BreatherLUNGAAcross 116: Plays the banjo, e.g.PICKSAAcross 117: Looking goodROSYAAcross 118: Coordinate geometry calculationSLOPEAAcross 119: Sentence shortener, for shortETC.AAcross 120: StationsSTOPSDDown 1: Berlin octetACHTDDown 2: Preparer for a floodNOAHDDown 3: Colosseum spectacleGOREDDown 4: FreedLET OFFDDown 5: Gertrude ___, first woman to swim the English ChannelEDERLEDDown 6: Declaration of 1941WARDDown 7: Very quicklyIN NO TIMEDDown 8: Food brand name with an accentNESCAFEDDown 9: Question to a brown cowHOWNOWDDown 10: Golf champ MarkOMEARADDown 11: Former stock regulating org.NASDDDown 12: Removes from a bulletin boardUNTACKSDDown 13: Part of R.S.V.P.SILDDown 14: For whom Safire wrote the words "nattering nabobs of negativism"AGNEWDDown 15: Early vocabulary wordDADADDown 16: MadlyAMOKDDown 17: Department store departmentMEN'SDDown 19: One-piece outfitJUMP SUITDDown 19: One-piece outfitJUMPSUITDDown 23: Emmy-winning ArthurBEADDown 25: They're on the Met scheduleOPERASDDown 28: Co. that dances at the MetABTDDown 33: Go to bedRETIREDDown 34: GadgetGISMODDown 35: "Fort Apache, The Bronx" actorASNERDDown 36: Horton and John's podiatry journal article?FOOTEBUNYANDDown 38: SweatyWETDDown 39: In the futureLATER ONDDown 40: Richard and Reynolds's bargain hunting manual?WRIGHTPRICEDDown 41: Artist RousseauHENRIDDown 42: PosedASKEDDDown 44: Keep awaySHUNDDown 46: Judge who presided over 1995's most celebrated trialITODDown 48: "And away ___!"WEGODDown 49: Some driversWOODSDDown 50: Sonnet endingE'ERDDown 51: Typist's soundTAPTAPDDown 52: Give ___ (care)ADARNDDown 55: Holstein and HerefordBREEDSDDown 56: When repeated, a Thor Heyerdahl titleAKUDDown 59: BrowbeatenCOERCEDDDown 60: Parisian walkALLEEDDown 61: Grammy winner BonnieRAITTDDown 64: Javits Center architectPEIDDown 67: Response to "How are you?"IMOKDDown 68: "___ Dream" from "Lohengrin"ELSASDDown 69: Stiller and ___MEARADDown 71: Like a really good game for a pitcherTWOHITDDown 72: R&B and C&W: Abbr.MUSDDown 73: Very sweet, as ChampagneDOUXDDown 74: Big RedLENINDDown 75: Noses outEDGESDDown 77: Temporary falloffDIPDDown 79: Sad timeMOURNINGDDown 81: Former capital of the YukonDAWSONDDown 83: Leaves with noticeSIGNSOUTDDown 84: ___ loop (skating move)TOEDDown 86: King Cole, e.g.OLDSOULDDown 87: Brand that has "Real Facts" on its productsSNAPPLEDDown 91: Bit of winter protectionEARLAPDDown 92: Archie Bunker's plea to EdithSTIFLEDDown 93: Baby-sitter's headacheIMPDDown 94: AbsorbsGRASPSDDown 95: Blew one's topLOSTITDDown 96: Stanford QB drafted #1 in 1983ELWAYDDown 99: BoundaryENDDDown 100: Semi conductor?CBERDDown 101: Janis's comics partnerARLODDown 102: Fleeces, perhapsROBSDDown 104: Detroit's ___ CenterCOBODDown 106: Little, in La ScalaPOCODDown 107: Cleaning up a mess, maybeONKPDDown 108: Mrs. Dick TracyTESSDDown 110: Pkg. statsWTSDDown 112: A.C.C. schoolUNC