New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th October 2010

There are 62 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th October 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Applesauce!"
AAcross 6:	The pulp in pulp fiction
AAcross 11:	"That ticked me off!"	IMMAD
AAcross 16:	Bob and pageboy
AAcross 19:	1987 #1 Heart song that starts "I hear the ticking of the clock"
AAcross 20:	Sauce made with garlic and olive oil
AAcross 21:	Adrenaline producer
AAcross 22:	Dog show org.	AKC
AAcross 23:	YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK ...	PORKBARRELPROJECT
AAcross 26:	Call of support
AAcross 27:	Some run to get in it
AAcross 28:	"Batman" fight scene sound	KAPOW
AAcross 29:	Blender brand	OSTER
AAcross 31:	Hold 'em bullet
AAcross 33:	MERGING TRAFFIC ...	PREPARETOBECUTOFF
AAcross 38:	Flies that don't go far from home	POPUPS
AAcross 40:	Removed fold marks
AAcross 41:	Places to pray
AAcross 42:	Know-it-___ (cocky types)
AAcross 43:	Cuzco native
AAcross 44:	Range rover
AAcross 45:	STOP ...	COASTONTHROUGH
AAcross 51:	Some '50s Fords	EDSELS
AAcross 55:	Suffix with hatch	ERY
AAcross 56:	Special ___
AAcross 57:	Reply from a polite young'un	YESMAAM
AAcross 59:	It's often pointed in gymnastics
AAcross 60:	Ermine, e.g.
AAcross 61:	CONGESTION NEXT 10 MILES ...	ROADRAGEZONE
AAcross 65:	Wearers of jeweled turbans
AAcross 71:	Neurotransmitter associated with sleep
AAcross 72:	NO THRU TRAFFIC ...	GOODSHORTCUT
AAcross 76:	However, briefly
AAcross 77:	Genetic material
AAcross 78:	Open mike night format, perhaps
AAcross 78:	Open mike night format, perhaps
AAcross 80:	From ___ Z	ATO
AAcross 81:	Wizened woman
AAcross 84:	Winged celestial being
AAcross 88:	STAY IN LANE ...	IGNORETHISSIGN
AAcross 91:	Kind of translation
AAcross 93:	Setting for the biggest movie of 1939
AAcross 94:	Sailing
AAcross 95:	Number system with only 0's and 1's	BASETWO
AAcross 98:	Cheesesteak capital	PHILLY
AAcross 101:	Earthlings
AAcross 103:	NO STOPPING OR STANDING ...	LEAVEIFYOUSEEACOP
AAcross 106:	Ultimate degree
AAcross 106:	Ultimate degree
AAcross 107:	Like some legal proceedings	INREM
AAcross 108:	Has an angle
AAcross 109:	Syrian president	ASSAD
AAcross 111:	Comprehend
AAcross 112:	SPEED LIMIT 65 M.P.H. ...	KEEPITUNDEREIGHTY
AAcross 119:	Guffaw syllable	HAR
AAcross 120:	"None for me, thanks"	IMSET
AAcross 121:	Field Marshal Rommel	ERWIN
AAcross 122:	Feeling when called to the principal's office
AAcross 123:	Literary monogram	TSE
AAcross 124:	Cockeyed
AAcross 125:	Requiring an umbrella
AAcross 126:	Brings in
DDown 1:	Unchallenging reading material
DDown 2:	___-mo	SLO
DDown 3:	Roughhousing
DDown 4:	Egyptian symbol of life
DDown 5:	Online program	WEBAPP
DDown 6:	City in a "Can-Can" song	PAREE
DDown 7:	Common inhalant
DDown 8:	Creator of the detective C. Auguste Dupin
DDown 9:	Architectural addition
DDown 10:	Oriole who played in a record 2,632 straight games	RIPKEN
DDown 11:	Small crustacean
DDown 12:	Low-level position	MCJOB
DDown 13:	Queen of double entendres
DDown 14:	Cannonball's path
DDown 15:	Took an alternate route
DDown 16:	The Wright brothers' Ohio home
DDown 17:	Michael of "Caddyshack"	OKEEFE
DDown 18:	Gobbles (down)
DDown 24:	Mortgage figs.	APRS
DDown 25:	Part of 24-Down
DDown 30:	Awakens
DDown 31:	Swiftly
DDown 32:	Kind of commentator
DDown 34:	Pub order
DDown 35:	Don Marquis's six-legged poet	ARCHY
DDown 36:	Lion or tiger or bear
DDown 37:	Tony Hillerman detective Jim	CHEE
DDown 39:	___ Intrepid	USS
DDown 43:	Connections
DDown 44:	Investment unit
DDown 46:	Roadies work on them
DDown 47:	First name in TV talk	OPRAH
DDown 48:	Spanish bear	OSO
DDown 49:	Actress Thurman
DDown 50:	Gallivants
DDown 52:	School for Prince Harry	ETON
DDown 53:	Anderson of "WKRP in Cincinnati"	LONI
DDown 54:	Spotted
DDown 58:	Harm
DDown 60:	Troll dolls or Silly Bandz
DDown 62:	Gambino boss after Castellano	GOTTI
DDown 63:	Group values
DDown 64:	Place with feeding times
DDown 65:	Supermarket V.I.P.'s: Abbr.	MGRS
DDown 66:	Best-of-the-best
DDown 67:	Frozen dew
DDown 68:	Betty, Bobbie and Billie followers on "Petticoat Junction"	JOS
DDown 69:	Bandleader Shaw	ARTIE
DDown 70:	Woodlands male
DDown 73:	"The Situation Room" airer	CNN
DDown 74:	Japanese vegetable
DDown 75:	Slowpoke
DDown 79:	"The Power of Positive Thinking" author	PEALE
DDown 80:	"I get it now"
DDown 81:	Like some matching pairs	HISANDHER
DDown 82:	Representative
DDown 83:	Grind together
DDown 85:	Anacin alternative
DDown 86:	Famed Russian battleship
DDown 87:	"That's just ___ feel"	HOWI
DDown 89:	"___ Little Tenderness"	TRYA
DDown 90:	Houston after whom the Texas city is named
DDown 92:	Toilet tissue superlative
DDown 95:	Worry for a farmer
DDown 96:	Leader whom Virgil called "the virtuous"
DDown 97:	Jean-Paul who wrote "Words are loaded pistols"
DDown 98:	Particular form of government
DDown 99:	Jabba the ___, "Star Wars" villain	HUTT
DDown 100:	Bond offerer, e.g.
DDown 101:	It may wind up at the side of the house
DDown 102:	All the pluses
DDown 104:	"Criminy!"
DDown 105:	Sideshow worker
DDown 110:	Taj Mahal site
DDown 113:	Bird in New South Wales
DDown 114:	New Deal inits.
DDown 115:	Breathalyzer determination, for short	DWI
DDown 116:	One, for Fritz	EIN
DDown 117:	It's often picked up at the beach
DDown 118:	QB's stat.	YDS