New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th May 2010 There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th May 2010. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: City SE of New DelhiAGRAAAcross 5: "To your health!"SKOALAAcross 10: Cumberland Gap explorerBOONEAAcross 15: iPod control: Abbr.VOLAAcross 18: Supermax residentFELONAAcross 19: Chekhov's "Uncle ___"VANYAAAcross 20: Instructional toolARROWAAcross 21: W.W. II commandETOAAcross 22: With 24-Across, two things that are stuffedROASTTURKEYAAcross 24: With 36-Across, two things on a farmSCARECROWAAcross 26: Getting up there in yearsOLDISHAAcross 27: Tests for college credit, brieflyAPSAAcross 28: DomainREALMAAcross 29: Laugh ___RIOTAAcross 30: Word game component, sometimesTILEAAcross 31: Tijuana "that"ESOAAcross 33: Seeing redIREDAAcross 35: GuyFELLAAAcross 36: With 38-Across, two things associated with needlesHAYSTACKAAcross 38: With 55-Across, two things that spinRECORD PLAYERAAcross 42: Like some roofs and roadsTARREDAAcross 44: Balloonists' basketsGONDOLASAAcross 45: Que. neighborONTAAcross 48: Fund-raising grp.PTAAAcross 49: Scientist PavlovIVANAAcross 51: Some poetic feetANAPESTSAAcross 55: With 82-Across, two things at an amusement parkFERRIS WHEELAAcross 58: BelieversISTSAAcross 59: "Hair" song with the lyric "Hello, carbon monoxide"AIRAAcross 60: Many a Miley Cyrus fan'TWEENAAcross 60: Many a Miley Cyrus fanTWEENAAcross 61: Speaker's spotLECTERNAAcross 63: Sicilian tourist attractionMT ETNAAAcross 66: Out of concern thatLESTAAcross 67: Little argumentSPATAAcross 68: Accusatory wordsETTUAAcross 71: ___ Kalugin, former K.G.B. general with the 1994 book "Spymaster"OLEGAAcross 72: Vivacious personPISTOLAAcross 74: Annual foursomeSEASONSAAcross 76: Opponent of PericlesCLEONAAcross 78: Santa ___ANAAAcross 79: ___ de malaiseETATAAcross 82: With 95-Across, two things that are stickyCOTTON CANDYAAcross 84: AdmonishmentREPROVALAAcross 87: Egg cream componentSODAAAcross 88: Argentine auntTIAAAcross 89: Edinburgh-to-London dir.SSEAAcross 90: Second track on "Beatles '65"IMALOSERAAcross 92: "No Escape" star, 1994LIOTTAAAcross 95: With 99-Across, two things with brushesRUBBER CEMENTAAcross 99: With 115-Across, two things with laddersMURALISTAAcross 103: Bargaining groupUNIONAAcross 104: Church recessAPSEAAcross 105: Noted periodERAAAcross 106: 1922 Physics NobelistBOHRAAcross 107: Physics unitsERGSAAcross 108: Certain ApplesIMACSAAcross 111: HDTV brandRCAAAcross 113: Adjective for a bikini, in a 1960 songTEENIEAAcross 115: With 117-Across, two things that are redFIRE TRUCKAAcross 115: With 117-Across, two things that are redFIRETRUCKAAcross 117: With 22-Across, two things associated with ThanksgivingCRANBERRIESAAcross 119: Wire service inits.UPIAAcross 120: Drug company behind ValiumROCHEAAcross 121: "Pearls Before Swine," e.g.COMICAAcross 122: What some titles are written in, brieflyITALSAAcross 123: Standing needLEGAAcross 124: SignedINKEDAAcross 125: "Zorba the Greek" settingCRETEAAcross 126: SmoothSANDDDown 1: Region in ancient Asia MinorAEOLIADDown 2: With a smileGLADLYDDown 3: Most promisingROSIESTDDown 4: Certain soldiersANTSDDown 5: "Law & Order" spinoff, for shortSVUDDown 6: Draw of some barsKARAOKEDDown 7: Being punished, military-styleONKPDDown 8: "O.K., captain!"AYESIRDDown 9: Not ecclesiasticalLAYDDown 10: Inspired byBASEDONDDown 11: Deep-sea predatorORCADDown 12: SpokenORALDDown 13: UsualNORMDDown 14: Woolly oneEWEDDown 15: In truth, in ShakespeareVERILYDDown 16: Peter with four Golden GlobesO'TOOLEDDown 17: Claim in a cigarette adLOWTARDDown 18: Latte topperFROTHDDown 23: Juilliard's focusTHEARTSDDown 25: Hockey goalie's areaCREASEDDown 28: Scout's job, brieflyRECONDDown 32: Hasty signaturesSCRAWLSDDown 34: EntertainREGALEDDown 35: To-doFLAPDDown 37: Use as a resourceTAPINTODDown 39: Nutritional stds.RDASDDown 40: Word of warningDONTDDown 41: Ending with proto-PLASMDDown 43: Like some metal toysDIE-CASTDDown 45: Many times, in verseOFTDDown 46: Studio that produced the Austin Powers moviesNEW LINEDDown 47: Source of some resinsTREESAPDDown 50: American sports car, for shortVETTEDDown 52: Shiny fabricsSATEENSDDown 53: Small-time tyrantsTINGODSDDown 54: Mexican Mrs.SRADDown 56: OthersRESTDDown 57: In the know, in old slangHEPDDown 58: Counting everythingINTOTALDDown 62: Put new turf onRESODDDown 64: Improvisatory piece of classical musicTOCCATADDown 65: "Enchanted" girl of children's litELLADDown 69: "Southland" airerTNTDDown 70: Shows near the front?USOTOURDDown 72: Target for certain athletesPARDDown 73: Actor BurtonLEVARDDown 75: They're nutsACORNSDDown 77: Scientist with multiple EmmysNYEDDown 80: Rash sootherTALCDDown 81: Rash sootherALOEDDown 83: Fertilizer ingredientNITRATEDDown 85: Biochemical sugarRIBOSEDDown 86: SignOMENDDown 87: Gets through slowlySEEPSDDown 91: Kissed noisilySMACKEDDDown 93: "Honest!"IMEANITDDown 94: Neighbor of MontanaALBERTADDown 95: Very sorryRUEFULDDown 96: Green, sayUNRIPEDDown 97: 18-wheelerBIGRIGDDown 98: Real bratTERRORDDown 100: Sea between Italy and GreeceIONIANDDown 101: ProtectSHIELDDDown 102: Long lockTRESSDDown 108: Monopoly tokenIRONDDown 109: Gooey dirtMUCKDDown 110: Workout aftereffectACHEDDown 112: ArrivedCAMEDDown 114: She threw the apple of discordERISDDown 116: Not quite quadri-TRIDDown 117: XXX x XCCCDDown 118: Letters in an old dateB.C.E.DDown 118: Letters in an old dateBCE