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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th December 2010

There are 76 across clues and 95 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th December 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Not liveONTAPE
AAcross 7: Author Roald
AAcross 11: Shop dresser
AAcross 15: How something may be veiled
AAcross 21: "Ball Four" author
AAcross 22: Big name in athletic footwearAVIA
AAcross 23: Rama's kingdom
AAcross 24: Whence the line "I fear Greeks even when they bring gifts"
AAcross 25: Feature of some pool balls
AAcross 26: A long time pastMANYMOONSAGO
AAcross 28: Enthrones
AAcross 29: At nightAFTERDARK
AAcross 31: Football's SandersDEION
AAcross 32: Long-shot candidate
AAcross 33: ___-to
AAcross 34: ___ Kippur
AAcross 35: What the focus of a 125-Across will do at its climaxTURNRED
AAcross 37: "___ said ..."ASI
AAcross 38: Glossy black bird
AAcross 40: One way to stopONADIME
AAcross 42: Mil. address
AAcross 44: Driller?: Abbr.SGT
AAcross 45: Kisser
AAcross 47: Clone of an optical medium's contentsCDIMAGE
AAcross 49: Wang of fashion
AAcross 50: Lulus
AAcross 52: Drinking and gambling
AAcross 54: Basic solutions
AAcross 55: Breach
AAcross 57: DummiesPEABRAINS
AAcross 61: Six-time All-Star third baseman for the 1970s DodgersCEY
AAcross 63: Remove drapes from, as a room
AAcross 66: Objects of interest in a 125-AcrossCELESTIALBODIES
AAcross 69: First female U.S. secretary of stateALBRIGHT
AAcross 72: Not yet delivered
AAcross 74: How some things are made
AAcross 75: Jackie's #2ONASSIS
AAcross 77: Think probable
AAcross 78: Pliny possessiveMEA
AAcross 79: Beach seen from Diamond Head
AAcross 80: Once, in the past
AAcross 81: 1914 Edgar Rice Burroughs novel set in an underground landATTHEEARTHSCORE
AAcross 88: Like many cakes
AAcross 89: "Honor is ___ scutcheon": Shak.AMERE
AAcross 91: Bygone European capital
AAcross 92: Subterfuge
AAcross 93: Track star Owens
AAcross 94: Many an avid observer of a 125-AcrossAMATEURASTRONOMER
AAcross 100: Atlantic City locale, with "the"
AAcross 103: Loser to McKinley
AAcross 104: Duff Beer vendor
AAcross 105: Spaceship attire
AAcross 106: Slump
AAcross 109: Slugger RobertoALOMAR
AAcross 111: Jackie's #1
AAcross 114: Proust's "___ Way"SWANNS
AAcross 116: Book set?
AAcross 119: Italian lover's cooTIAMO
AAcross 120: Indian royal
AAcross 122: Deep-dish dishes
AAcross 123: Heads outside together?
AAcross 124: Novelty glassesXRAYSPEX
AAcross 125: Event on Dec. 21, 2010, viewable in North and South America, depicted visually in this puzzleTOTALLUNARECLIPSE
AAcross 128: Turkish pooh-bahs
AAcross 131: Flying Cloud, e.g.
AAcross 132: Student's stat.AVG
AAcross 133: Dub
AAcross 137: With 146-Across, what the center of this puzzle is doing during a 125-Across
AAcross 140: FoldsGOESUNDER
AAcross 146: See 137-AcrossASHADOW
AAcross 149: To whom Hamlet says "Get thee to a nunnery"OPHELIA
AAcross 150: There from the start
AAcross 151: It marks the target on a curling rinkTEELINE
AAcross 152: Munchkins
AAcross 153: Pardner, say
AAcross 154: Commodore's insigniaONESTAR
DDown 1: Delivery people, briefly
DDown 2: ZeroNOTAONE
DDown 3: Battle over domain
DDown 4: HagglingATIT
DDown 5: Sailor who debuted in a 1929 comicPOPEYE
DDown 6: Juan's JanuaryENERO
DDown 7: Glen Canyon ___
DDown 8: Actress Gardner
DDown 9: Dharma follower
DDown 10: Tiramisu features
DDown 11: Catalog
DDown 12: Steak ___DIANE
DDown 13: Veer back
DDown 14: Comic Philips
DDown 15: Aircraft gauges
DDown 16: Kind of couplet for Chaucer
DDown 17: "___ out?"INOR
DDown 18: Paper for which Murray Kempton and Jim Dwyer won PulitzersNEWSDAY
DDown 19: Trace of blood?
DDown 20: Football meas.YDS
DDown 27: Youthful prank in a car
DDown 30: Superhero played by Liam Neeson in a 1990 filmDARKMAN
DDown 32: Era of ignoranceDARKAGE
DDown 33: Kind of laneHOV
DDown 35: How things may be laidTOREST
DDown 36: Key of Bach's "The Art of Fugue"DMINOR
DDown 39: Director AndersonWES
DDown 41: Yankee great Joe, colloquiallyDIMAG
DDown 43: Amorous skunk in cartoonsPEPE
DDown 46: Golden State campus inits.UCSD
DDown 48: How things may be lit or remembered
DDown 50: Lincoln Center production
DDown 51: 1974 Japanese NobelistSATO
DDown 52: Feeling
DDown 53: Extended solo
DDown 56: Crackerjacks
DDown 58: Tundra or wetland
DDown 59: Terbium or thulium
DDown 60: Father-and-son actorsALDAS
DDown 62: Actor MoralesESAI
DDown 63: Promising proposalBRIGHTIDEA
DDown 64: Prepare to fight
DDown 65: "Grey's Anatomy" extra
DDown 67: One of the Islamic virtues
DDown 68: Grateful responseIOWEYOU
DDown 69: Big name in athletic footwearASICS
DDown 70: Column in a dating questionnaire
DDown 71: Optimist's focus
DDown 73: Aquarium fish
DDown 76: One getting a lift?
DDown 82: "___ yellow ribbon ..."TIEA
DDown 83: Place to put bags
DDown 84: Laugh partHAR
DDown 85: E.M.T.'s training
DDown 86: Science
DDown 87: Reagan and othersRONS
DDown 90: Tactic used against Britain by Napoleon
DDown 93: Boarding aids
DDown 95: Out-and-out
DDown 96: Protective membrane
DDown 97: Beethoven's "Appassionata," e.g.
DDown 98: One that overflows
DDown 99: Fender bender, e.g.
DDown 100: Towering
DDown 101: Jordan's Queen ___ International AirportALIA
DDown 102: Smidgens
DDown 106: [Just like that!]
DDown 107: One of the Brontës
DDown 108: E.U. groupGSIX
DDown 110: Pot-au-feu, e.g.MEATSTEW
DDown 112: Classic rebukeETTU
DDown 113: Observatory feature
DDown 115: Powder rooms?
DDown 117: It may be shot during a riot
DDown 117: It may be shot during a riot
DDown 118: Castaway's locale
DDown 120: The year 1045MXLV
DDown 121: Japanese "thanks"ARIGATO
DDown 126: Need for KenKen
DDown 127: Bistro offering
DDown 128: Rent-___ACOP
DDown 129: Hang open
DDown 130: 1968 U.S. Open champ
DDown 134: Mine entrance
DDown 135: Bart Simpson's grandmother
DDown 136: Pitcher
DDown 138: Suffix with vir-ILE
DDown 139: Never: Ger.
DDown 141: Lennon's lady
DDown 142: "Charlotte's Web" inits.EBW
DDown 143: Dawn
DDown 144: Italian GodDIO
DDown 145: Forest game
DDown 147: Clinton or Obama, once: Abbr.
DDown 148: Laugh partHEE
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