New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th September 2010 There are 63 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th September 2010. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Obstinate typeASSAAcross 4: Electronic music pioneer RobertMOOGAAcross 8: BoostADD TOAAcross 13: Straw hatBOATERAAcross 19: Cry after poor service?LETAAcross 20: River with the Reichenbach FallsAAREAAcross 21: Some commercial signsNEONSAAcross 22: Remove ropes fromUNLASHAAcross 23: Bad news on Wall StreetBEAR MARKETAAcross 25: What Fels-Naptha banished, in old adsTATTLETALE GRAYAAcross 27: Where N.B.A. coach Rick Pitino played college ballUMASSAAcross 28: Relating to songbirdsOSCINEAAcross 30: BoostINCREASEAAcross 31: French ice cream flavorerMENTHEAAcross 33: "So nice!"AHHAAcross 34: Excited call to a crewLANDHOAAcross 36: Three squaresREGULARMEALSAAcross 39: Classic camera makerLEICAAAcross 44: How to address a brotherFRAAAcross 47: Large group in a 23-AcrossSELLERSAAcross 48: Heavenly body that humans will never set foot onGASPLANETAAcross 52: Alderaan royalLEIAAAcross 54: Jet boat brandSEADOOAAcross 55: Alternatively, in Internet lingoOTOHAAcross 56: When said three times, a W.W. II cryTORAAAcross 57: FollowersACOLYTESAAcross 59: Like some doughnuts and windowsDOUBLEGLAZEDAAcross 61: Unit of star measurementSOLARMASSAAcross 62: Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape," e.g.MONODRAMAAAcross 65: Deli noshKNISHAAcross 66: High-fiber, low-fat cereal ingredientOATBRANAAcross 67: Mandela's presidential successorMBEKIAAcross 72: Hazards for marine lifeOILSLICKSAAcross 75: Blow itBUBBLE GUMAAcross 75: Blow itBUBBLEGUMAAcross 77: Arc de Triomphe and Nelson's ColumnWARMEMORIALSAAcross 81: Bet in crapsPASSLINEAAcross 82: StrongHALEAAcross 83: Part of MHzMEGAAAcross 84: Company that introduced NutraSweetSEARLEAAcross 87: Botanical bristleSETAAAcross 88: Tough rubber?INK ERASERAAcross 90: RelaxUNLOOSEAAcross 92: Angelo or AntonioSANAAcross 93: Connect withTIETOAAcross 94: Neutral spaceMIDDLEGROUNDAAcross 97: DiminishLESSENAAcross 101: Mezzanotte is oneORAAAcross 102: Crime scene evidencePRINTSAAcross 106: Merely routinePRO FORMAAAcross 106: Merely routinePROFORMAAAcross 110: LevelsSTRATAAAcross 113: Works in the music businessOPERAAAcross 114: April, May and JuneCALENDARMONTHSAAcross 116: Blah-blah-blahIDLEGOSSIPAAcross 118: Subject of the 2008 biography "Somebody"BRANDOAAcross 119: Bête ___NOIREAAcross 120: "Super!"NEATAAcross 121: Object of many a court orderTAPAAcross 122: Some flowering shrubsSENNASAAcross 123: Overthrow, e.g.ERRORAAcross 124: Hair goopsGELSAAcross 125: Like a three-card monte playerSLYDDown 1: Contents of a sleeveALBUMDDown 2: Request for face timeSEEMEDDown 3: David Bowie single with the lyric "If we can sparkle he may land tonight"STARMANDDown 4: Reed sitesMARSHESDDown 5: Flavor associated with ChardonnayOAKDDown 6: Treat in a blue wrapperOREODDown 7: Contends for valedictorian, sayGETSALLASDDown 8: See 9-DownANTIHERODDown 9: James known for playing an 8-DownDEANDDown 10: "Let's hear it!"DOTELLDDown 11: It does a bang-up jobTNTDDown 12: Singer K. T. ___OSLINDDown 13: Relative of RoverBUTCHDDown 14: Doing really wellONAROLLDDown 15: Assert without proofALLEGEDDown 16: Butler's placeTARADDown 17: Those, to TomásESASDDown 18: "Seven Seas of ___" (early Queen hit)RHYEDDown 24: Galaxy sci.ASTRDDown 26: SquelchENDDDown 29: "___, I'm sure"CHARMEDDDown 32: DisgorgesEGESTSDDown 35: About equal toASGOODASDDown 37: "___ Gold"ULEESDDown 38: Kyushu volcanoASODDown 40: "Do I dare to ___ peach?"EATADDown 41: "Rinkitink ___" (L. Frank Baum book)INOZDDown 42: Smear with wax, old-styleCEREDDown 43: SlightlyATADDDown 44: Hooch holder at a ballgameFLASKDDown 45: Intel missionRECONDDown 46: Provençal sauceAIOLIDDown 49: Take ___ for the worseATURNDDown 50: Japanese noodleSOBADDown 51: Throat stuffPHLEGMDDown 53: FrightensALARMSDDown 58: Swiftian bruteYAHOODDown 58: Swiftian bruteYAHOO!DDown 59: Unhip sortDORKDDown 60: Farm newbornsLAMBSDDown 62: "L'Après-midi d'un faune" poet Stéphane ___MALLARMEDDown 63: Lift innovatorOTISDDown 64: "ER" networkNBCDDown 66: ___ orangeOSAGEDDown 68: Crude qty.BBLSDDown 69: Mournful songsELEGIESDDown 70: ___ Kinte of "Roots"KUNTADDown 71: "Um ... well ... it's like ..."IMEANDDown 73: "___ la Douce"IRMADDown 74: FabricationsLIESDDown 75: He taught Mowgli the law of the jungleBALOODDown 76: DepletesUSESUPDDown 77: Slightest amountWHITDDown 78: Emporio ___ARMANIDDown 79: Actress SommerELKEDDown 80: Sports competitionMEETDDown 81: Dividing fairly, sayPRORATINGDDown 84: South of FranceSUDDDown 85: Check personENDORSERDDown 86: Brand for hay fever sufferersALLEGRADDown 89: Watts who hosted a 1990s talk showROLONDADDown 91: ImplantsENROOTSDDown 95: Behind barsINSTIRDDown 96: Quick swimsDIPSDDown 98: Mathematician PaulERDOSDDown 99: SmugnessSMARMDDown 100: It joins the Rhône at LyonSAONEDDown 103: Places for some newbornsNESTSDDown 104: "Perry Mason" sceneTRIALDDown 105: Tear-jerkingSAPPYDDown 106: Chem. pollutantsPCBSDDown 107: In short supplyRAREDDown 108: Pearl Buck heroineOLANDDown 109: George Manville ___, English adventure writerFENNDDown 111: "Comin' ___ the Rye"THRODDown 112: Chick's tail?ADEEDDown 115: Neither's partnerNORDDown 117: PermittedLEGAL