New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd May 2010 There are 66 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd May 2010. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: [That is correct!]DINGAAcross 5: OverconfidentSMUGAAcross 9: Not edited for TVUNCUTAAcross 14: Bengay targetsACHESAAcross 19: Old switch attachment?EROOAAcross 20: Whom mateys addressCAPNAAcross 21: JinxCURSEAAcross 22: UnderfundedSHORTAAcross 23: Following the rules?CONTRAVIOLATIONAAcross 26: 2009 "Survivor" localeSAMOAAAcross 27: Traveling, sayON TOURAAcross 28: R.S.V.P. componentSILAAcross 29: Ladle cradleSPOONRESTAAcross 31: UnbendingOBDURATEAAcross 34: AstringentACERBAAcross 35: St. ___ (malt liquor brand named after an Irish nun)IDESAAcross 36: Variety of arbitrating techniques?MIXEDMEDIATIONAAcross 39: ObservanceRITEAAcross 41: Vinegar, for oneACIDAAcross 42: Hummingbird foodNECTARAAcross 43: Car rental freebieCITYMAPAAcross 46: Universal Human Rights Mo.DECAAcross 47: Sault ___ MarieSTEAAcross 49: ScrapsTUSSLESAAcross 52: Fertilization targetsOVAAAcross 53: Title under a photo of rain?SHOWERCAPTIONAAcross 57: Whole tone, e.g.STEPAAcross 58: Propose a date toASK OUTAAcross 61: Fishing aidsNETSAAcross 62: A person might hang one on a roadUEYAAcross 63: Subject of paintings by Corot and ManetSEINEAAcross 64: Montgomery of "The Young Lions"CLIFTAAcross 65: Peru's ___ TrailINCAAAcross 66: Colo. ___, Colo.SPRSAAcross 67: British smellODOURAAcross 68: Skipjack and albacoreTUNASAAcross 69: Montemezzi's "L'Amore ___ Tre Re"DEIAAcross 70: Restaurateur TootsSHORAAcross 71: Some fightersPLANESAAcross 72: Societies: Abbr.ORGSAAcross 73: Detergent factory, e.g.?SOAPOPERATIONAAcross 76: Rock Island and Reading: Abbr.RRSAAcross 77: Depression at the mouth of a volcanoCALDERAAAcross 78: "Galaxy Quest" characters, in briefETSAAcross 79: Arrangement providerFTDAAcross 82: Keyboard featuresSYMBOLSAAcross 84: Wedding proposal?ATOASTAAcross 88: Gin flavorerSLOEAAcross 89: Units in physicsERGSAAcross 90: "$100 per dozen plus shipping," e.g.?SALESQUOTATIONAAcross 94: ___ Lang of SmallvilleLANAAAcross 96: Hoopster GilmoreARTISAAcross 98: Second bestRUNNER-UPAAcross 99: Place for hangingsARTMUSEUMAAcross 101: Fr. firmCIEAAcross 102: AnnoysGETSTOAAcross 105: Mobile homes?CRIBSAAcross 106: Enthronement of a metalworker?SMITHCORONATIONAAcross 110: They're sometimes found on beltsTOOLSAAcross 111: Sleep disruptionAPNEAAAcross 112: ___ Reader (bimonthly magazine)UTNEAAcross 113: Ad in, e.g.EDGEAAcross 114: TitleholderOWNERAAcross 115: E-6 officers in the U.S.A.F.TSGTSAAcross 116: BurnSEARAAcross 117: DuffREARDDown 1: So-called "style moderne"DECODDown 2: PressIRONDDown 3: O.K. to put in one's mouthNONTOXICDDown 4: RetireGO TO BEDDDown 5: Harum-___ (reckless)SCARUMDDown 6: Dallas player, for shortMAVDDown 7: Grp. with the old slogan "A deadline every minute"UPIDDown 8: Early ChristianGNOSTICDDown 9: The Golden Bears, brieflyUCALDDown 10: Cuckoo birdNUTDDown 11: "It's digestible" sloganeer, onceCRISCODDown 12: Event won five straight times by Roger FedererUSOPENDDown 13: Pervading toneTENORDDown 14: Society: Abbr.ASSNDDown 15: Red Cross, e.g.CHARITYDDown 16: Being forced into a smaller house, say?HOMEDEMOTIONDDown 17: Having an irregularly gnawed edgeEROSEDDown 18: Recap numbersSTATSDDown 24: Australian P.M. KevinRUDDDDown 25: ___ the heart ofLIEATDDown 30: Comic ConanO'BRIENDDown 32: Take for another year, sayRENEWDDown 33: Commercial suffix with GatorADEDDown 34: InflateAIRUPDDown 36: BattyMADDDown 37: Hail, e.g.ICEDDown 38: CheeriosTATASDDown 40: "___ showtime!"ITSDDown 43: Is too muchCLOYSDDown 44: Amsterdam in New YorkAVENUEDDown 45: CredentialsPAPERSDDown 47: LatchesSHUTSDDown 48: Little oneTOTDDown 50: A drunk might be in oneSTUPORDDown 51: ___ NevadaSIERRADDown 53: Some sleepersSOFASDDown 54: Party of nineENNEADDDown 55: Family secret, perhapsRECIPEDDown 56: Windy City transportation inits.CTADDown 57: Brougham, e.g.SEDANDDown 58: CastACTORSDDown 59: Wet cement mixtureSLURRYDDown 60: Passing reference in the "I Have a Dream" speech?KINGSMENTIONDDown 63: Goes off on one's ownSOLOSDDown 65: The Beatles, onceIDOLSDDown 66: Who sells seashells by the seashoreSHEDDown 70: RashSPATEDDown 71: Classic Parker Brothers card gamePITDDown 73: Dances with spinsSALSASDDown 74: Tough testsORALSDDown 75: "Grand" backdrop for "Shane"TETONDDown 77: Gear toothCOGDDown 79: Opposite numberFLIP SIDEDDown 80: MoreoverTOODDown 81: Outlaw's refugeDENDDown 83: Thorny bushBRAMBLEDDown 85: "Hamlet" courtierOSRICDDown 86: WateryAQUEOUSDDown 87: Work on a tanSUNDDown 88: Say "Th-th-th-that's all, folks," e.g.STUTTERDDown 90: Leaves without an answerSTUMPSDDown 91: IntendingAIMINGDDown 92: 19th-century Swedish writer Esaias ___TEGNERDDown 93: VicinityAREADDown 94: Milk: PrefixLACTODDown 95: It might be presented with a bowARROWDDown 97: Met again, as a legislatureRESATDDown 100: It disappeared on Dec. 26, 1991USSRDDown 101: Alternative to ChuckCHASDDown 103: Word repeated in an "Animal House" chantTOGADDown 104: CorkerONERDDown 107: Lunar New YearTETDDown 108: Travel plan: Abbr.RTEDDown 109: Off ___ tangentONA