New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th December 2009 There are 64 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th December 2009. View the answers below.. 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GardenFLATBUSHAVENUEAAcross 56: UnstressedATONICAAcross 57: Olive in the funny pagesOYLAAcross 58: Wishful thinker of storyALADDINAAcross 59: Band with the 1998 #1 hit "Iris"GOOGOODOLLSAAcross 62: Set the price atASKAAcross 64: Where a flock flocksLEAAAcross 65: 300-cubit-long craftARKAAcross 65: 300-cubit-long craftARK.AAcross 66: Activity for good-looking people?HIDE-AND-SEEKAAcross 69: Femur terminusHIPAAcross 72: Carol contractionTISAAcross 75: MuttonheadASSAAcross 76: Rich blue stoneLAPIS LAZULIAAcross 79: Hold backSTINTONAAcross 82: Carry the dayWINAAcross 83: Easily identifiableICONICAAcross 84: All outWITHAVENGEANCEAAcross 89: Birthplace of Jules VerneNANTESAAcross 90: White Rabbit's lamentIMLATEAAcross 91: Spring siteOASISAAcross 92: PiddlingMEREAAcross 93: College freshman, usuallyTEENAAcross 94: Turned informerRATTEDAAcross 96: Night "The Wild Wild West" was shown in 1960s TV: Abbr.FRIAAcross 98: Pulitzer categoryDRAMAAAcross 102: Seeks water, in a wayDOWSESAAcross 104: Related groupsCLANSAAcross 106: Dry cleaner's challengeSPOTAAcross 107: Sculpting mediumICEAAcross 110: JunketTRIPAAcross 111: Western accessoriesBOLOTIESAAcross 114: Wrecking ball alternativeTNTAAcross 115: Cause of Irish emigration in the 1840s-'50sPOTATOFAMINEAAcross 118: ChurlishIMPOLITEAAcross 120: Dish often served folded overOMELETAAcross 121: Mouth featureDELTAAAcross 122: Is around longer thanOUTLIVESAAcross 123: YenDESIREAAcross 124: Business that makes the cut?SALONAAcross 125: Frequent Security Council topicMIDEASTDDown 1: Region of Greece containing the capitalATTICADDown 2: Without exceptionTO A MANDDown 3: Tasmania's capitalHOBARTDDown 4: Perpendicular wingELLDDown 5: Early shepherdABELDDown 6: Like bonds and moviesRATEDDDown 7: Helps in plantingTROWELSDDown 8: Director AlmodóvarPEDRODDown 9: Sunscreen additiveALOEDDown 10: They may be bowled overPINSDDown 11: Brief writer, in briefATTDDown 12: Net assets?WEBSITESDDown 13: Riot police goalDISPERSALDDown 14: Key inENTERDDown 15: Part of a dean's addressEDUDDown 16: Deck spotsPIPSDDown 17: Niagara River's sourceERIEDDown 18: SquatNADADDown 20: Sudden rushSPATEDDown 25: 100 centsEURODDown 28: Over thereYONDDown 32: Heavily satiricalBITINGDDown 34: "Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself" org.ACLUDDown 35: Break offSECEDEDDown 37: Digital watch brandCASIODDown 39: Skimmer, e.g.HATDDown 40: Lose intensityEBBDDown 42: She won her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for playing a manLINDAHUNTDDown 43: Haleakala National Park settingMAUIDDown 44: Author Robert ___ ButlerOLENDDown 46: Big name in copiersRICOHDDown 47: Lily varietyCALLADDown 49: Amphitheater shapeOVALDDown 50: Ravi Shankar performanceRAGADDown 51: "Believe ___ Not!"ITORDDown 52: Spine featureBOOKTITLEDDown 53: Nutritionists' topicsFOODSDDown 54: Actor Waggoner and othersLYLESDDown 55: Codlike fishesHAKESDDown 60: Lane in HollywoodDIANEDDown 61: Long-running NBC show, for shortSNLDDown 62: Meat-stock jellyASPICDDown 63: The Pont Neuf spans itSEINEDDown 67: BeginsDAWNSDDown 68: "In & Out" star, 1997KLINEDDown 70: Netman NastaseILIEDDown 71: SnapsPICSDDown 73: Under controlIN HANDDDown 74: "Now!"STATDDown 77: Have ___ up one's sleeveACARDDDown 78: Members of some city commissionsZONERSDDown 79: "M*A*S*H" co-starSWITDDown 80: Proctor's callTIMEDDown 81: Replaced, on a hard driveOVERWROTEDDown 85: List holdersNOTEPADSDDown 86: G-men's weaponsGATSDDown 87: Jargon enderESEDDown 88: SupportAIDDDown 92: Low pointMINIMUMDDown 95: "Like that'll ever happen!"ASIFDDown 96: Sitcom waitressFLODDown 97: Numerical comparisonRATIODDown 99: I.B.M. computer of the 1990sAPTIVADDown 100: Peaks, to PedroMONTESDDown 101: Bear witnessATTESTDDown 103: Web-footed mammalOTTERDDown 104: All washed up?CLEANDDown 105: Three more than quadri-SEPTIDDown 107: It can carry a tuneIPODDDown 108: Turn upCOMEDDown 109: Busy times on the French RivieraETESDDown 111: Platypus partBILLDDown 112: AboardONTODDown 113: Cry accompanied by a gavel rapSOLDDDown 116: 2001 biopicALIDDown 117: ___ culpaMEADDown 119: Creative storyLIE