New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st January 2010

There are 61 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st January 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Ol' Blue Eyes
AAcross 8:	Forlorn
AAcross 14:	Chatty Cathy
AAcross 20:	Overdress, maybe
AAcross 21:	"Yours" alternative	ASEVER
AAcross 22:	"Bam!" chef	EMERIL
AAcross 23:	Sorcerer behind Amin's rise to power?	THEWIZARDOFIDI
AAcross 25:	Brand X	NONAME
AAcross 26:	Sage
AAcross 27:	"Top Gun" planes
AAcross 28:	Sore
AAcross 30:	"Come ___?" ("How are you?," in Italy)	STA
AAcross 31:	Military wear
AAcross 33:	Dodging midtown traffic?	TAXIEVASION
AAcross 35:	___ 101, world's tallest building, 2004-07
AAcross 38:	Suicide squeeze result, for short
AAcross 40:	"___ Means I Love You" (1968 Delfonics hit)	LALA
AAcross 41:	1964 Cassius Clay announcement?	YOUCANCALLMEALI
AAcross 46:	Aspiring atty.'s hurdle	LSAT
AAcross 50:	Put in
AAcross 51:	Kind of tour, for short	USO
AAcross 52:	Coach Parseghian
AAcross 53:	Something under a tired eye, maybe
AAcross 54:	Suffix on era names
AAcross 55:	Calls of port?
AAcross 57:	Average karate instructor?	COMMONSENSEI
AAcross 61:	The Jackson 5 had five
AAcross 63:	"The Black Cat" writer
AAcross 64:	Long-distance call letters
AAcross 65:	"48___"	HRS
AAcross 66:	"Yummy! Here comes your tuna sashimi!"?	OPENWIDEANDSAYAHI
AAcross 71:	Taylor of apparel
AAcross 73:	It's just below les yeux	NEZ
AAcross 74:	"Catch-22" bomber pilot
AAcross 75:	Boston-to-Washington speedster	ACELA
AAcross 76:	Lightsaber-wielding hillbilly of TV?	JEDICLAMPETT
AAcross 80:	CD predecessors	LPS
AAcross 81:	Place to watch Truffaut, e.g.
AAcross 85:	Get up
AAcross 86:	Private eye
AAcross 87:	Conditions
AAcross 89:	"Cheers!"
AAcross 90:	___-Rooter
AAcross 91:	Invitation to cocktails with pianist Ramsey?	MARTINIANDLEWIS
AAcross 95:	Film character known for her buns	LEIA
AAcross 98:	Hoff who wrote and illustrated "Danny and the Dinosaur"	SYD
AAcross 99:	Like medieval Europe
AAcross 100:	Rotisserie on a Hawaiian porch?	LANAITURNER
AAcross 106:	Solzhenitsyn topic
AAcross 108:	Equal: Prefix
AAcross 109:	Judge of Israel, in Judges	GIDEON
AAcross 110:	Eye ___
AAcross 111:	It might hold the solution
AAcross 116:	Graceful women
AAcross 118:	Cranky question on the Himalayan trail?	AREWETHEREYETI
AAcross 121:	Pigtails, e.g.
AAcross 122:	Out for someone on the inside
AAcross 123:	1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics host
AAcross 124:	Don Quixote's squire
AAcross 125:	Ran off
AAcross 126:	Showy streakers
DDown 1:	Jet-setters' jets, once	SSTS
DDown 2:	Blogger's preface	IMHO
DDown 3:	"The Seven Joys of Mary," e.g.
DDown 4:	Part of Lawrence Welk's intro	ATWO
DDown 5:	Popular laptop	THINKPAD
DDown 6:	Tract for a tribe, briefly
DDown 7:	"The Passion of the Christ" language
DDown 8:	Donna Summer #1 hit	BADGIRLS
DDown 9:	Those muchachos	ESOS
DDown 10:	Call, as a game
DDown 11:	"On This Night of a Thousand Stars" musical	EVITA
DDown 12:	UPS rival
DDown 13:	Certain Caribbean, for short	TRINI
DDown 14:	Home of the Palace of Nations
DDown 15:	Like the stranger in Camus's "The Stranger"
DDown 16:	D.C. V.I.P.
DDown 17:	Luca ___, "The Godfather" character	BRASI
DDown 18:	"We ___ please"	AIMTO
DDown 19:	Collect slowly
DDown 24:	7'4" former N.B.A. star Smits	RIK
DDown 29:	___ meat
DDown 32:	Farm layer
DDown 33:	Comic Conway	TIM
DDown 34:	Art exhibition hall
DDown 35:	List heading
DDown 36:	Autobahn auto	AUDI
DDown 37:	Global warming panel concern
DDown 37:	Global warming panel concern
DDown 39:	Faction
DDown 41:	1960s-'80s Red Sox nickname	YAZ
DDown 42:	Too, in Toulon	AUSSI
DDown 43:	Former Irish P.M. ___ de Valera	EAMON
DDown 44:	Having heat?
DDown 45:	Thai neighbor
DDown 47:	Offering at some bars
DDown 48:	Taiwanese computer maker
DDown 49:	"Get ___!"
DDown 53:	Corolla part
DDown 55:	Synthetic fiber	ARNEL
DDown 56:	"Holy cow!"	YOWZA
DDown 58:	Eye-twisting display
DDown 59:	Civil rights org.	NAACP
DDown 60:	Sights on sore eyes?
DDown 62:	One running a hot business?
DDown 66:	Bit of gossip	ONDIT
DDown 67:	One who may have red eyes
DDown 68:	At attention
DDown 69:	Chip dip
DDown 70:	Got in illicitly
DDown 71:	Almost closed
DDown 72:	Lancelot portrayer, 1967
DDown 77:	Capri, e.g.	ISOLA
DDown 78:	N.Y.C. bus insignia	MTA
DDown 79:	Baby
DDown 82:	"The Bridges of Madison County" setting
DDown 83:	Get exactly right
DDown 84:	Loop loopers
DDown 88:	Had ants in one's pants
DDown 89:	High-scoring baseball game
DDown 91:	Adams of "Octopussy"
DDown 92:	Land that's largely desert: Abbr.	ISR
DDown 93:	Lions or Bears	NFLTEAM
DDown 94:	Narc's org.
DDown 96:	Pizza slice, usually
DDown 97:	"Yes, indeed"	ITISSO
DDown 100:	Features of Castilian speech
DDown 101:	Refuges
DDown 102:	"A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" family name	NOLAN
DDown 103:	Brings in
DDown 104:	Jones who sang "Sunrise / Looks like morning in your eyes"	NORAH
DDown 105:	January, in Jalisco	ENERO
DDown 107:	Seat, slangily	USH
DDown 110:	Marketing leader?
DDown 112:	Suffix with electro-
DDown 113:	Sleek, for short
DDown 114:	Ado
DDown 115:	Big Korean exports	KIAS
DDown 117:	It may have redeye
DDown 119:	Try to win
DDown 120:	Morgue, for one