New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th February 2010

There are 90 across clues and 86 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th February 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Despicable
AAcross 4:	World capital once called Philadelphia
AAcross 9:	Computer book inserts, often	CDS
AAcross 12:	Funny fellow
AAcross 16:	"Antiart" art
AAcross 20:	Gold, to Goya	ORO
AAcross 21:	1980s-'90s New York governor	CUOMO
AAcross 22:	Actress Thompson
AAcross 23:	Observe
AAcross 24:	Medical sch. topic	ANAT
AAcross 25:	"The football fan is fingering the buttons on the remote ... he pushes the ___ and the game is on!"	FIRSTDOWN
AAcross 27:	Halfway house
AAcross 28:	"He's prepared a ___ of popcorn for himself ..."	SUPERBOWL
AAcross 30:	Crunch-time helper
AAcross 31:	"... and he's got Budweiser and Michelob on tap - excellent ___!"	DRAFTPICKS
AAcross 34:	Form popular among the Romantics
AAcross 35:	No. on a food label	RDA
AAcross 36:	Bergen dummy	SNERD
AAcross 38:	Go off course
AAcross 39:	Thoroughly wets
AAcross 41:	Perfumery bottles
AAcross 43:	Eastern exercise
AAcross 43:	Eastern exercise
AAcross 43:	Eastern exercise
AAcross 46:	Up to, in brief
AAcross 48:	"Now he remembers setting $10 aside for pizza - he searches his jacket and finds it ___"	INTHEPOCKET
AAcross 50:	"But he forgot to place the order - we may be looking at a ___ here, folks"	LATECALL
AAcross 52:	Like birds of prey
AAcross 54:	N.F.L.'er Manning	ELI
AAcross 55:	Mountain West Conference team
AAcross 56:	Nastase of tennis	ILIE
AAcross 58:	Lost power
AAcross 59:	A number of
AAcross 63:	Hiker?
AAcross 65:	Pirate treasure
AAcross 67:	"He phones the pizzeria and tells them he wants full cheese and mushroom ___"
AAcross 68:	Castaway's call
AAcross 70:	Not up	INBED
AAcross 71:	Green man?	NADER
AAcross 72:	Male meower
AAcross 73:	"The pizzeria's out of mushrooms, though, so he'll need to make a ___"
AAcross 78:	Film producer Apatow	JUDD
AAcross 79:	Veep Agnew	SPIRO
AAcross 81:	Big holding in Risk
AAcross 82:	Mildness
AAcross 83:	Like cartoon "Melodies"	MERRIE
AAcross 85:	Essayist Didion	JOAN
AAcross 86:	Lacks, briefly	HASNT
AAcross 88:	Vaulted recess
AAcross 89:	"O.K., he's ordered the pizza - but now his wife is moving around in front of the TV, making ___!"	SCREENPASSES
AAcross 91:	IntelliStation maker	IBM
AAcross 92:	Pertinent, in Latin	ADREM
AAcross 94:	1978 World Series M.V.P. Dent	BUCKY
AAcross 95:	Bronx cocktail ingredient
AAcross 96:	"He's looking for an opening, but she's doing a tremendous job of ___!"
AAcross 98:	Impure
AAcross 100:	Soft-soap
AAcross 105:	"A Shot in the Dark" star, 1964
AAcross 106:	Muddled situation
AAcross 107:	Fashion's Wang
AAcross 109:	Sufficient, once
AAcross 110:	Battery size
AAcross 111:	Wheeled table
AAcross 111:	Wheeled table
AAcross 113:	"Now he's spotted the pizza delivery boy, who's through the gate and crossing the ___!"
AAcross 115:	"The pizza is $9.75 ... he hands the $10 off to the boy and waits for the ___"
AAcross 119:	Wee bit
AAcross 121:	Novel ending
AAcross 122:	Amphetamine, slangily
AAcross 123:	Heroic poet of Gaelic legend	OSSIAN
AAcross 125:	Ceiling
AAcross 127:	Masked warrior
AAcross 129:	Org. that accredits law schools
AAcross 130:	Suffix with special	IST
AAcross 132:	"Now he's got the pizza - but the TV's showing nothing but snow! He quickly gives it an ___ ..."	ONSIDEKICK
AAcross 136:	Periods of time
AAcross 137:	"... and it works - the ___ is good!"
AAcross 140:	Corn site
AAcross 141:	"His posterior goes all the way back into the easy chair - ___!"
AAcross 141:	"His posterior goes all the way back into the easy chair - ___!"
AAcross 143:	"It Had to Be You" lyricist
AAcross 144:	Sister of Charles
AAcross 145:	Actor Vigoda	ABE
AAcross 146:	'52 campaign name	ADLAI
AAcross 147:	Gettysburg general
AAcross 148:	Keep in
AAcross 149:	Even
AAcross 150:	Bloodshot
AAcross 151:	Unintentional poker table signals
AAcross 152:	P.M. or pres.	LDR
DDown 1:	Tosses high
DDown 2:	Show the ropes
DDown 3:	Ratty
DDown 4:	Play a part
DDown 5:	Newsman Roger	MUDD
DDown 6:	Shrubby wasteland
DDown 7:	Direct-sales giant	AMWAY
DDown 8:	Light, say
DDown 9:	Movie snippet
DDown 10:	Leary of TV's "Rescue Me"
DDown 11:	Permissible
DDown 12:	Spoiled
DDown 13:	"Aladdin" monkey	ABU
DDown 14:	Lie peacefully
DDown 15:	Gone platinum?
DDown 16:	Lotion amount
DDown 17:	Inuit jacket
DDown 18:	Waste time
DDown 19:	After much delay
DDown 26:	Most agile
DDown 29:	They're drawn in western scenes
DDown 32:	Nettlesome person
DDown 33:	Easy-Bake Oven introducer
DDown 37:	700, once	DCC
DDown 40:	High degree
DDown 40:	High degree
DDown 42:	Slicker, in a way
DDown 44:	Pomade
DDown 45:	Scarcely
DDown 45:	Scarcely
DDown 47:	Brand name acquired by Toro	LAWNBOY
DDown 49:	Vexation
DDown 50:	French director Besson	LUC
DDown 51:	Crater's edge
DDown 53:	Carrying a lot
DDown 57:	Snobbishness
DDown 59:	Laying down the lawn
DDown 60:	Sine and cosine
DDown 61:	Old public squares
DDown 62:	They may be on the verge of a breakdown
DDown 64:	Id follower
DDown 66:	Make one
DDown 67:	Core military group
DDown 69:	Bear's partner in investing	STEARNS
DDown 71:	Frequent partner of Fonteyn
DDown 73:	Colonial "masters"
DDown 74:	Aidful
DDown 75:	"Pepto" go-with	BISMOL
DDown 76:	Francisco, e.g.
DDown 77:	Remove a fastener from
DDown 78:	Spasmodic
DDown 80:	Some loungewear
DDown 83:	"'Tis" memoirist	MCCOURT
DDown 84:	Fruit peel
DDown 87:	Vacation	TAKEATRIP
DDown 89:	Kind of drug
DDown 90:	Ivanovic of tennis
DDown 93:	Another name for the Furies	DIRAE
DDown 94:	Jet	BLACKASTAR
DDown 97:	Quilty of "Lolita"	CLARE
DDown 98:	Motrin rival	ANACIN
DDown 99:	Old Ottoman title
DDown 101:	One way to serve eel
DDown 102:	Bialy, e.g.
DDown 103:	Having a big mouth?
DDown 104:	She that is shorn
DDown 106:	Battle-scarred
DDown 108:	Arctic explorer John	RAE
DDown 111:	Cable inits.	TBS
DDown 112:	Fireside recitation
DDown 114:	Ruckus
DDown 115:	Up and down
DDown 116:	Optimistic
DDown 117:	Iraq War helicopter
DDown 118:	Salad pasta	ROTINI
DDown 120:	Harsh decree
DDown 124:	Daughter of Tantalus
DDown 126:	Part of L.E.D.
DDown 128:	Actor Ed	ASNER
DDown 131:	"Now!"
DDown 133:	Exploit
DDown 134:	Get the best of
DDown 135:	Food energy unit: Abbr.	KCAL
DDown 138:	Talking tree of Middle-earth	ENT
DDown 139:	Letterless phone button
DDown 142:	Greetings