New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th December 2009 There are 64 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th December 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Like mountains and mapsSCALEDAAcross 7: "The Lord of the Rings" dwarfGIMLIAAcross 12: Attack helicopterCOBRAAAcross 17: 1930s heavyweight champ known as the Ambling AlpCARNERAAAcross 18: Choose not to cook, sayEAT OUTAAcross 19: Plays at maximum volumeBLARESAAcross 20: Deciding the best man is better, perhaps?CHANGINGGROOMSAAcross 22: As yet unactualizedLATENTAAcross 23: Where Caleb was sent as a spyCANAANAAcross 24: Seaside birdERNAAcross 25: Memento of an old athletic injury?SPORTSSCARAAcross 27: Suave competitorPRELLAAcross 28: Many a shipment to DetroitSTEELAAcross 30: Air play?PASSAAcross 31: Med. care providerHMOAAcross 32: Nitpicks?ASSAULTTRIFLESAAcross 36: Uses as a sourceCITESAAcross 38: Like a foreboding skyGRAYAAcross 39: What white flour lacksBRANAAcross 40: West Bank grp.PLOAAcross 41: MajesticSTATELYAAcross 45: Professorial material?TWEEDAAcross 47: Bottom line?FOOTERAAcross 50: Sorters' formationsPILESAAcross 51: Architect of the Guggenheim Museum in BilbaoGEHRYAAcross 52: Double or nothing, say?NEWWAGERAAcross 54: Gambler's declarationIMINAAcross 55: Hymn starterGLORIAAAcross 57: Like many rugsWOVENAAcross 58: Keats's "___ on Indolence"ODEAAcross 59: Pickett's Charge participantREBAAcross 60: Begging soldiers?TROOPPLEADERSAAcross 62: Co. of which Howard Hughes became the principal shareholder in 1939TWAAAcross 63: ___ rigueur (literally)ALAAAcross 63: ___ rigueur (literally)ALA.AAcross 64: Call before a football gameHEADSAAcross 65: Manchester momsMATERSAAcross 66: HandleGRIPAAcross 67: Young scientists who are impossible to work with?LABBRATSAAcross 69: TipsLISTSAAcross 70: View from the Quai d'OrsaySEINEAAcross 71: Sir ___, nephew of King ArthurGARETHAAcross 72: X-ray viewBONESAAcross 73: Gave birth to a litterWHELPEDAAcross 75: Triumphant cryYESAAcross 76: Kick in the rear, maybePRODAAcross 77: Senate tie breakerVEEPAAcross 78: Country whose name means "warrior king"GHANAAAcross 81: Things heard after thumbs are hit with hammers?CARPENTERRANTSAAcross 87: LanguishROTAAcross 88: Water carrierMAINAAcross 90: Maker of "the plow that broke the Plains"DEEREAAcross 91: Prostitute who protected Israelite spies, in JoshuaRAHABAAcross 93: Holder of pet electrons, protons and neutrons?ATOMICCAGEAAcross 97: WindupENDAAcross 98: Pro ___ (for one's country)PATRIAAAcross 99: Get by somehowMANAGEAAcross 100: Reductions in rank that aren't entirely bad?MIXEDDEMOTIONSAAcross 103: Key holdersPIANOSAAcross 104: Spectacular autumn treesASPENSAAcross 105: UpELEVATEAAcross 106: Setting of Van Gogh's "Cafe Terrace at Night"ARLESAAcross 107: ShySHORTAAcross 108: Adjusts for daylight saving, e.g.RESETSDDown 1: Large hot spotSAHARADDown 2: Heavy liftersCRANESDDown 3: Archival materialANNALSDDown 4: They're set for drinking and smokingLEGALAGESDDown 5: John-Boy Walton's sisterERINDDown 6: Brown who wrote "The Lost Symbol"DANDDown 7: EarnGARNERDDown 8: Skater MidoriITODDown 9: Farmyard chorusMOOSDDown 10: Mattress problemLUMPDDown 11: "Come on in!"ITSOPENDDown 12: School cardsCLASSCLOWNSDDown 13: Muesli ingredientsOATSDDown 14: "Mother Courage and Her Children" playwrightBRECHTDDown 15: Call again?RENAMEDDown 16: Minute Maid Park playersASTROSDDown 17: Letters on old rublesCCCPDDown 18: Great white ___EGRETDDown 19: Lunch orders that are typically sliced in halfBLTSDDown 21: Los Angeles museum, with "the"GETTYDDown 26: Coll. dorm overseersRASDDown 28: OffSLAYDDown 29: Tolerant of other opinionsLIBERALMINDEDDDown 33: It might have an extension: Abbr.URLDDown 34: James who wrote "A Million Little Pieces"FREYDDown 35: BoyoLADDDown 37: TraceIOTADDown 40: Superheroes have themPOWERSDDown 41: Galaxy shapeSPIRALDDown 42: DelayTIME LAGDDown 43: "Arabian Nights" opener?ALI BABADDown 44: Olympics idealTENDDown 45: Competitors of Wahoos and Tar HeelsTERPSDDown 46: It's most useful when it's crackedWHIPDDown 47: Peggy Lee's signature songFEVERDDown 48: Vanity case?EGO TRIPDDown 48: Vanity case?EGOTRIPDDown 49: Médoc, for oneRED WINEDDown 51: Stock in tradeGOODSDDown 52: Stem jointsNODESDDown 53: Brought inREAPEDDDown 55: Hall-of-FamersGREATSDDown 56: ReluctantLOATHDDown 57: South Los Angeles districtWATTSDDown 60: 1986 film featuring Chevy Chase as Dusty BottomsTHREEAMIGOSDDown 61: AffluenceEASEDDown 66: Cream alternativeGELDDown 68: ___ Mawr CollegeBRYNDDown 69: Ankh's topLOOPDDown 70: Becomes layered while settlingSEPARATESDDown 72: Shaker's soundBRRDDown 73: "___ here!"WEREDDown 74: "Away From ___" (Julie Christie film)HERDDown 76: Headwear also known as jipijapasPANAMASDDown 77: Colorado's Mesa ___VERDEDDown 78: Rocking chair storytellerGRAMPADDown 79: Empty wordsHOT AIRDDown 80: KeylessATONALDDown 81: Pres. titleCICDDown 82: "You ___ bother"NEEDNTDDown 83: Looks afterTENDSDDown 84: Best guide around town, probablyNATIVEDDown 85: Dewlap's placeTHROATDDown 86: They're all goodSAINTSDDown 89: Bullets, in Texas hold'emACESDDown 92: DishonorableBASEDDown 94: Horsehair sourceMANEDDown 95: "Intolerance" actress LillianGISHDDown 96: FairEXPODDown 98: Subway car featurePOLEDDown 101: Suffix with sloganE'ERDDown 102: France's Belle-Île-en-___MER