New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th May 2010

There are 72 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th May 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	*Winning dad in a race	FASTTHER
AAcross 6:	*Like Enron	INTHEREEND
AAcross 13:	Joe of "NCIS"	SPANO
AAcross 18:	"All systems ___!"	AREGO
AAcross 19:	Only person to be named Driver of the Year in three different decades	ANDRETTI
AAcross 20:	*Whispers heard during an in-class test	CHEAATTER
AAcross 21:	Dashboard choice
AAcross 22:	___ Sea, north of Alaska	BEAUFORT
AAcross 23:	Ajax's opponent
AAcross 24:	Grandmother of Spain's Juan Carlos	ENA
AAcross 25:	When Paris is burning?	ETE
AAcross 27:	"South Park" boy	KENNY
AAcross 28:	Comparatively dull female
AAcross 29:	Wine drinks
AAcross 32:	"___ Miz"
AAcross 33:	Snorkeling spot
AAcross 34:	Camera inits.	SLR
AAcross 36:	Kvetch
AAcross 38:	Minus
AAcross 39:	Aunt, in Andaluc'a
AAcross 40:	"What if this present were the world's last night?" poet
AAcross 42:	LeBron James, beginning in '03	CAV
AAcross 43:	*Serving tray left next to the frying pan	SPPLATTER
AAcross 45:	___ Snorkel	SGT
AAcross 46:	108-Across, e.g.
AAcross 47:	___ Johnson, a k a the Rock	DWAYNE
AAcross 49:	Aladdin's kleptomaniac sidekick	ABU
AAcross 50:	Foam turbulently
AAcross 52:	Edison, notably	IDEAMAN
AAcross 54:	Junkers	OLDCARS
AAcross 57:	Brisk pace
AAcross 58:	*Revival meeting	CONVERSNTION
AAcross 60:	Tennis's Capriati	JENNIFER
AAcross 62:	Latin being
AAcross 63:	Aboriginal food source
AAcross 64:	"My dear man"
AAcross 65:	___ Friday's	TGI
AAcross 66:	Medieval chest
AAcross 70:	Extent
AAcross 73:	*"You're not THAT sorry!"	CONTRIENTION
AAcross 75:	Old Pontiacs	GTOS
AAcross 77:	Zebra's home
AAcross 79:	"This'll cost you"	ITSALOT
AAcross 80:	*One who apprentices woodworkers	STTRAINER
AAcross 82:	Get (to it)
AAcross 83:	Excepting	ANDNOT
AAcross 85:	Squeeze (out)
AAcross 86:	Einstein's birthplace	ULM
AAcross 87:	Discourages
AAcross 89:	Month after avril	MAI
AAcross 90:	*Bozo, for one	KIDDIEER
AAcross 92:	The Indians, on a scoreboard	CLE
AAcross 93:	Say grace, say
AAcross 94:	Speed
AAcross 96:	3,281 ft.	KIL
AAcross 97:	Pointed implement
AAcross 98:	The nth degree?
AAcross 98:	The nth degree?
AAcross 99:	Solvents often found in antiknock additives
AAcross 103:	Like the down and out
AAcross 105:	*Singer Britney succeeds at the high jump	SPCLEARS
AAcross 107:	PC key
AAcross 108:	Altar words
AAcross 109:	DC ___
AAcross 110:	Caused to be depressed?
AAcross 112:	Kind of column
AAcross 114:	Xylophone sounds
AAcross 115:	Becomes more inclined
AAcross 116:	TV pitchman David	ORECK
AAcross 117:	*Just one or two pups, say	LITTLEER
AAcross 118:	Flies across sub-Saharan Africa?
AAcross 119:	Hornets' homes
DDown 1:	Drops back, as in a horse race
DDown 2:	Circus site
DDown 3:	*Edberg enjoying a sports match	STTHEFAN
DDown 4:	___ booster
DDown 5:	1989 Michael Moore documentary	ROGERANDME
DDown 6:	Like Schoenberg's Chamber Symphony No. 1	INE
DDown 7:	The Missouri R. runs through it	NDAK
DDown 8:	Carpenter's standard	TRUELEVEL
DDown 9:	Hugh M. ___ First Amendment Award	HEFNER
DDown 10:	Stiff collars	ETONS
DDown 11:	*Knock again
DDown 12:	Morse code sound
DDown 13:	Paper bundle
DDown 14:	*Nectarine grove	PEAATCH
DDown 15:	Confirms	ATTESTSTO
DDown 16:	Strip sight	NEONLIGHT
DDown 17:	Only defenseman to have won the N.H.L. scoring title
DDown 19:	Crosswise, at sea
DDown 20:	Dairy section
DDown 26:	*Stupid show from a cable TV giant	TIMEWARSNTER
DDown 28:	Pain, so to speak
DDown 30:	OB/___ (medical specialist)	GYN
DDown 31:	Telephone answerer: Abbr.	SECY
DDown 33:	Start of some sequel titles	RETURNTO
DDown 35:	Have special privileges
DDown 37:	Talked incessantly	RANON
DDown 38:	Brother of Rebekah
DDown 40:	Einsteins they aren't
DDown 41:	"Laugh-In" announcer Gary
DDown 43:	*Orthodontist, at times	SPPLACER
DDown 44:	Neural network
DDown 46:	Greed, for one
DDown 48:	Inner personalities, in psychology
DDown 51:	Slips
DDown 53:	Photographer Richard	AVEDON
DDown 55:	Muslim spirit
DDown 56:	Register
DDown 59:	Leading in a race	OUTAHEAD
DDown 61:	Strikingly, as in dress	FITTOKILL
DDown 64:	Some afternoon fare
DDown 67:	Teed off
DDown 68:	*Oven, at times	COOKIEER
DDown 69:	What you may need to do to get a hand
DDown 71:	Broken in, say
DDown 72:	Shade of white
DDown 73:	Lock site
DDown 74:	*Small-claims court	RIENSTITUTION
DDown 75:	1981 Mel Gibson film	GALLIPOLI
DDown 76:	Exam constraint
DDown 78:	Tries to impress, as in conversation	NAMEDROPS
DDown 80:	*Lorry in a ditch	STTRUCK
DDown 81:	Make unconscious
DDown 84:	Legislature
DDown 88:	Put one's foot down
DDown 91:	Change the locks?
DDown 94:	Alpine domicile
DDown 95:	Things between shoulders
DDown 97:	*Vlasic employee	PICKLEER
DDown 98:	Volcano that devastated Martinique in 1902	PELEE
DDown 100:	Diamond complements
DDown 101:	Decree
DDown 102:	Punches
DDown 104:	Salon job
DDown 105:	*Where Robert Burns and kin are buried	SPCLOTS
DDown 106:	Popeye's ___' Pea
DDown 109:	One answering to a 45-Across: Abbr.	CPL
DDown 110:	Presidential inits.	HST
DDown 111:	Coast Guard rank: Abbr.
DDown 113:	Pitchblende, for one
DDown 113:	Pitchblende, for one