New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st October 2010 There are 68 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st October 2010. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Home of "Hardball"MSNBCAAcross 6: "Love is blind," e.g.ADAGEAAcross 11: MoolahBREADAAcross 16: EvenEQUALAAcross 17: DoltishIMBECILICAAcross 21: Odd Fellows' meeting placeLODGEAAcross 22: Kind of acidAMINOAAcross 23: 1922 Max Schreck filmNOSFERATUAAcross 24: Words of empathyICAREAAcross 25: HeavyweightTITANAAcross 26: High-water markFLOODLINEAAcross 27: "Enough, Jorge!"NOMASAAcross 28: Super ___ (old game console)NESAAcross 30: It might come after youAREAAcross 31: ___ Balls (Hostess snack food)SNOAAcross 32: As writtenSICAAcross 33: Tijuana tableMESAAAcross 36: Parking spotCURBAAcross 38: Actor McGregorEWANAAcross 40: "Beetle Bailey" dogOTTOAAcross 44: Lover of IsoldeTRISTANAAcross 46: OodlesSCADSAAcross 50: Cozy place?TEASHOPAAcross 52: Wagnerian opera settingVALHALLAAAcross 54: Crime scene matterDNAAAcross 55: Saturnalia participantsFEASTERSAAcross 56: 1995 Eddie Murphy filmVAMPIREINBROOKLYNAAcross 59: Tech whizGEEKAAcross 61: Athenian porchSTOAAAcross 62: Some gravesite decorationsURNSAAcross 63: Arctic herderLAPPAAcross 66: Composer NedROREMAAcross 68: 1931 Bela Lugosi filmDRACULAAAcross 72: Fix, as lacesRETIEAAcross 73: Coolers, for shortACSAAcross 74: System of beliefsISMAAcross 77: "The Rights of Man" writerPAINEAAcross 78: Mauna ___KEAAAcross 80: Argentine articleUNAAAcross 81: Furry adopteePETAAcross 82: Water brandNAYAAAcross 84: [See instructions]BATAAcross 85: Cobb of "12 Angry Men"LEEJAAcross 86: A bit of cheer?RAHAAcross 87: Like some fondue potsENAMELEDAAcross 89: Halloween cryBOOAAcross 90: CompelOBLIGATEAAcross 92: When Italian ghouls come out?SERAAAcross 93: Poodle's greetingYIPAAcross 95: Bygone flightless birdMOAAAcross 96: ___ BatorULANAAcross 97: 1979 George Hamilton filmLOVEATFIRSTBITEAAcross 105: "Fine"ITLLDOAAcross 108: Stage direction that means "alone"SOLUSAAcross 109: Ring figuresCARATSAAcross 113: 1987 Adrian Pasdar filmNEARDARKAAcross 116: ___ Tin TinRINAAcross 117: 2008 Robert Pattinson filmTWILIGHTAAcross 119: Bones also called cubitiULNAEAAcross 120: "Piece of cake!"EASYASPIEAAcross 123: Pianist/composer SchumannCLARAAAcross 124: Tandem twosomeSEATSAAcross 125: 1986 Brad Davis filmBLOODTIESAAcross 126: George who wrote "The Spanish Gypsy"ELIOTAAcross 127: Walk the earthEXISTAAcross 128: "___ Ben Adhem"ABOUAAcross 129: Belonging to you and meOURSAAcross 130: Many visitors to LegolandDANESDDown 1: Coconut fillerMEATDDown 2: Acreage fig.SQMIDDown 3: When French ghouls come out?NUITDDown 4: Fruit-based fountain treatBANANASHAKEDDown 5: Make a copy ofCLONEDDown 6: Sucks upABSORBSDDown 7: Crusoe's creatorDEFOEDDown 8: Breezed throughACEDDDown 9: Grade school door signGIRLSDDown 10: Noted New York eateryELAINESDDown 11: Russian pancakesBLINIDDown 12: What Chippendale furniture was made inROCOCOSTYLEDDown 13: Cheese ball?EDAMDDown 14: "Slumdog Millionaire" localeAGRADDown 15: Subpar gradesDEESDDown 17: Gershwin's "Concerto ___"INFDDown 18: Canine cousinMOLARDDown 19: "Do ___!" ("Stop procrastinating!")ITNOWDDown 20: Maestro's signCUEDDown 29: Skull caps?SCALPSDDown 32: Sly sortsSNEAKSDDown 33: "Jersey Shore" airerMTVDDown 34: All alternativeERADDown 35: Medal of valorSILVER STARDDown 37: Like the inside of a coffinUNLITDDown 39: Used, as a dinner trayATEONDDown 41: Bernard Malamud's first novelTHENATURALDDown 42: Rocky pinnacleTORDDown 43: Saturn's wifeOPSDDown 45: Souvenir from ScotlandTAMDDown 47: Early fifth-century yearCDIDDown 48: "Slander" author CoulterANNDDown 49: Bit of VaselineDABDDown 51: Communication syst.ASLDDown 53: Longtime Yankee nicknameARODDDown 55: Roman squaresFORADDown 57: O.K. Corral figureEARPDDown 58: Exclude, with "out"RULEDDown 59: Bunch at a grocery storeGRAPESDDown 60: Epoch in which mammals aroseEOCENEDDown 64: One getting hit on at a party?PINATADDown 65: Female fowlPEAHENDDown 67: Selfish person's cry before and after "all"MINEDDown 69: Common rhyme schemeAABBDDown 70: "Later!"CIAODDown 71: Biblical prepositionUNTODDown 72: N.F.L. defensive lineman B. J. ___RAJIDDown 75: ___ sodaSALDDown 76: "... And I'm the queen of England!"MYEYEDDown 78: Serving on a stickKEBABDDown 79: Sushi bar orderEELDDown 83: Sarah McLachlan hitADIADDown 85: It may be hidden at a hideoutLOOTDDown 88: Shopping center regularsMALLRATSDDown 91: Kind of warfareGUERILLADDown 94: Units of cream: Abbr.PTSDDown 95: Slush pile contents: Abbr.MSSDDown 98: Least typicalODDESTDDown 99: Cold war broadcasting inits.VOADDown 100: Gift giver's wordsFORYOUDDown 101: Epic translated by Alexander PopeILIADDDown 102: Reaches altogetherRUNSTODDown 103: "Vous êtes ___"ICIDDown 104: Sprinkled with baby powderTALCEDDDown 105: Like a locked lavatoryIN USEDDown 106: Old-style faxTELEXDDown 107: Hawaiian verandaLANAIDDown 110: Question shouted in exasperationAGAINDDown 111: SpasmTHROEDDown 112: Some of the fine print on sports pagesSTATSDDown 114: 1988 #1 country albumREBADDown 115: Newsman MarvinKALBDDown 117: LayerTIERDDown 118: Jazz saxophonist/flutist FrankWESSDDown 121: Ontario's ___ CanalsSOODDown 122: "A ___ tardi" ("See you later," in Italy)PIU