New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd January 2010 There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd January 2010. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Singer with the compilation "A Box of Dreams"ENYAAAcross 5: Well-running group?: Abbr.OPECAAcross 9: Boom box settingBASSAAcross 13: Charmer's subject?COBRAAAcross 18: Drop anchorMOORAAcross 19: Block in WashingtonVETOAAcross 20: Run in "The Alphabet Song"LMNOPAAcross 22: "Power corrupts," e.g.AXIOMAAcross 23: Wins a bridge hand?TRUMPETHPLAYERSAAcross 26: iPod sound?LONGIAAcross 27: Salon applianceDRYERAAcross 28: Fertility goddessISISAAcross 29: Object of many 1950s jokesEDSELAAcross 31: Whirlpool alternativesGESAAcross 32: Car with "three deuces and a four-speed," in a 1964 songGTOAAcross 33: Fame fades?CELEBRITYDIETHAAcross 36: Like cases on "The X-Files"STRANGEAAcross 40: Western capital: Abbr.USDAAcross 41: A in German classEINAAcross 42: Modern home of ancient PersepolisIRANAAcross 43: It ends in septembreETEAAcross 45: ___ of Attalos (Greek museum site)STOAAAcross 47: Exquisite curioBIJOUAAcross 51: Stuns experts after new findings?ROCKETHSCIENTISTSAAcross 57: Let goCUTAAcross 58: Inventor of alternating currentTESLAAAcross 59: Resistance unitsOHMSAAcross 60: Cry on game dayRAHAAcross 61: Mex. titleSRTAAAcross 62: "S.N.L." veteran GasteyerANAAAcross 64: Newborn puppies enjoy the sun?LITTERBASKETHAAcross 68: Not moving smoothlySPASTICAAcross 72: Rejuvenation siteOASISAAcross 73: Local fan of the N.H.L.'s SenatorsOTTAWANAAcross 74: Recruits people to sell stolen goods?PICKETHFENCESAAcross 76: General on Chinese menusTSOAAcross 77: H. 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Wells peopleELOIAAcross 78: Talk as lovers doCOOAAcross 79: They're dedicatedODESAAcross 81: Winter coats?HOARSAAcross 85: Setting in the film "Tropic Thunder"NAMAAcross 86: A lace starts to come undone?SHOESTRINGBUDGETHAAcross 91: Real downer, for short?TRANQAAcross 93: "All righty ___!"THENAAcross 94: Spray-can artTAGAAcross 95: Airborne irritantGNATAAcross 96: Ship-to-shore aidTUGAAcross 98: Agent Gold of "Entourage"ARIAAcross 99: Exchange of spies, maybeSECRETSAAcross 101: Words escape President Karzai?AFGHANBLANKETHAAcross 109: Slip behindLAGAAcross 110: Not, to ScotsNAEAAcross 111: Words before a deadlineDUEBYAAcross 112: His twin duped himESAUAAcross 113: Never-before-seenNOVELAAcross 115: Viking garmentTUNICAAcross 117: Rebels against military forces?BUCKETHBRIGADESAAcross 121: Fictional DoolittleELIZAAAcross 122: Questionnaire lineE-MAILAAcross 122: Questionnaire lineEMAILAAcross 123: It has an expiration dateOBITAAcross 124: Shot, as a photoTOOKAAcross 125: Turn left or right, saySTEERAAcross 126: Govt. bodies may issue themSTDSAAcross 127: Place where leaves are collectedEAVEAAcross 128: "As rust corrupts iron, so ___ corrupts man": AntisthenesENVYDDown 1: Mouth-to-mouth pro, brieflyEMTDDown 2: N, on a French mapNORDDDown 3: What to call an archbishopYOURGRACEDDown 4: Periscope usersARMYTANKSDDown 5: Just a memory nowOVERDDown 6: PrizedPETDDown 7: Set of moralsETHICDDown 8: Thicket of treesCOPSEDDown 9: Been-there-done-thatBLASEDDown 10: Grant with GrammysAMYDDown 11: Pooh-poohsSNEERSATDDown 12: SeamySORDIDDDown 13: Stake a claimCALLDIBSDDown 14: Tic-tac-toe lineOXODDown 15: Opposite of fastBINGEDDown 16: Reference volume, informallyROGETDDown 17: People without power, oftenAMISHDDown 21: [Nudge]PSSTDDown 24: Lowly sortPEONDDown 25: Short, for shortLILDDown 30: Size upEYEDDown 34: "___ appetito!"BUONDDown 35: Pasta suffixINIDDown 36: U2's Bono, since 2007SIRDDown 37: Bring (out)TROTDDown 38: Start hankeringGETANITCHDDown 39: Neighbor of Sudan: Abbr.ETHDDown 44: Anka's "___ Beso"ESODDown 45: Like chimpanzeesSIMIANDDown 46: Datum in a college applicationTESTSCOREDDown 48: National clothing chain based in New York's Greenwich VillageJCREWDDown 49: "Get ___ here!"OUTTADDown 50: Many a MormonUTAHNDDown 52: Tickle to piecesELATEDDown 53: Actress Webb or SevignyCHLOEDDown 54: Half-price bin abbr.IRRDDown 55: Footwear that's hard to run inSABOTDDown 56: "Wow, congrats!"THATSHUGEDDown 61: Reggae relativeSKADDown 63: Allergic responseACHOODDown 65: LinkedTIEDINDDown 66: City SSW of MünsterESSENDDown 67: EnduredSTOODDDown 68: Wiped outSPENTDDown 69: Pertaining to hairPILARDDown 70: In ___ (unconscious)ACOMADDown 71: Sea's partner, commerciallySKIDDown 75: Bizarro, to SupermanFOEDDown 80: "Ten-hut!" yeller: Abbr.SGTDDown 82: WorsenAGGRAVATEDDown 83: Broke, as a promiseRENEGEDONDDown 84: "Like, now!"STATDDown 86: Black-and-whiteSQUAD CARDDown 87: Pound escapee, maybeSTRAYCATDDown 88: Weak, as a plotTHINDDown 89: Degrees in hist. or social sci.BASDDown 90: Brooklyn ___, N.Y.HTSDDown 92: Ridiculous degreeN-THDDown 92: Ridiculous degreeNTHDDown 97: White-bearded KenyanGNUDDown 98: Photo groups on FacebookALBUMSDDown 100: Cousin of a 55-DownCLOGDDown 101: Gets in the gameANTESDDown 102: Wimbledon no-noFAULTDDown 103: Coming-out party?GENIEDDown 104: Tiny addition to la familiaBEBEDDown 105: TopplesKEELSDDown 106: E, on a French mapESTDDown 107: Chevy S.U.V.TAHOEDDown 108: When repeated, a luster's cryHUBBADDown 113: When the stars come out, in adsNITEDDown 114: Benedict IV's successorLEOVDDown 116: Suffix with capitalIZEDDown 118: A little butter?KIDDDown 119: Colorado or Delaware, e.g.: Abbr.RIVDDown 120: Where to aim a telescopeSKY