New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th January 2011

There are 59 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th January 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Most debonair
AAcross 8:	Cookie with a geographical name
AAcross 14:	Chocolate substitute
AAcross 19:	More than just leaning toward	INTENTON
AAcross 21:	The Ducks of the N.C.A.A.
AAcross 22:	Basketmaking material
AAcross 23:	With 24-Across, why a Midwest river has so many tributaries?
AAcross 24:	See 23-Across	LOVESCOMPANY
AAcross 26:	Big name in bubbly	MOET
AAcross 27:	Attacks dinner	DIGSIN
AAcross 29:	Popular Ford
AAcross 30:	Devour, with "up" or "down"
AAcross 32:	She's prone to brooding
AAcross 33:	Exemplary
AAcross 35:	Fop who makes idle sketches of a Chinese river?	YANGTZEDOODLEDANDY
AAcross 42:	They're checked at check-in
AAcross 45:	Move, in Realtor-ese	RELO
AAcross 46:	Literary title character from the planet Antiterra
AAcross 47:	See 69-Down	ENLAI
AAcross 48:	"If you don't meet my demands within 24 hours, I'll blow up a Russian river"?	TOMORROWNEVADIES
AAcross 55:	Corner
AAcross 56:	Not give ___	ARAP
AAcross 57:	Start of a Beatles refrain	OBLADI
AAcross 58:	Pained expression?
AAcross 60:	Aunt of 1960s TV
AAcross 61:	"I Shot Andy Warhol" actress Taylor	LILI
AAcross 62:	Fail to notice
AAcross 62:	Fail to notice
AAcross 64:	Old-timey oath
AAcross 66:	Life vest worn on a Korean border river?	YALUJACKET
AAcross 71:	Piranhas in a German border river?	ODEREATERS
AAcross 76:	Speed of sound
AAcross 77:	___ spell
AAcross 79:	One often going by limo
AAcross 80:	"American Beauty" director Mendes
AAcross 83:	Corporate shuffling, for short	REORG
AAcross 85:	Stand-up guy?
AAcross 89:	___ dixit	IPSE
AAcross 90:	Workers
AAcross 92:	Request to an Alaskan river to return to its headwaters?	YUKONGOHOMEAGAIN
AAcross 95:	Played one's part
AAcross 97:	Can of Cornwall?
AAcross 98:	Provoke
AAcross 99:	Atlanta-based cable inits.
AAcross 100:	Aggressive posturin' on an English river?	THAMESFIGHTINWORDS
AAcross 107:	The merchant of Venice	ANTONIO
AAcross 108:	Stephen of "The End of the Affair"	REA
AAcross 109:	Tad
AAcross 113:	Bookish
AAcross 116:	"Buon ___"	GIORNO
AAcross 119:	Dull discomfort
AAcross 120:	With 123-Across, what minor rivers of Pakistan say at their junctions?	WEREALLINDUS
AAcross 123:	See 120-Across
AAcross 125:	Train track beam	IRAIL
AAcross 126:	Channel crosser Gertrude
AAcross 127:	Connected, as circuit elements
AAcross 128:	Fountain orders
AAcross 129:	Team whose home ice is the Prudential Center
AAcross 130:	V.M.I. athletes	KEYDETS
DDown 1:	N.F.L. commentator Phil	SIMMS
DDown 2:	Labor party?
DDown 3:	Adrift, say
DDown 4:	Priests' changing room
DDown 5:	U2 collaborator on "Passengers: Original Soundtracks 1"	ENO
DDown 6:	Hold 'em alternative
DDown 7:	Tubes, e.g.
DDown 8:	Illinois home of Black Hawk College
DDown 9:	With 11-Down, prehistoric period
DDown 10:	"My Name is Asher ___"
DDown 11:	See 9-Down
DDown 12:	Snacked
DDown 13:	Reachable by pager	ONCALL
DDown 14:	Cold war term of address
DDown 15:	Hopeful
DDown 16:	Narrow inlets
DDown 17:	Sommelier's prefix	OENO
DDown 18:	___ Mawr	BRYN
DDown 20:	One who doesn't retire early
DDown 25:	Shield border, in heraldry
DDown 28:	"___ you!"
DDown 31:	Jamie of "MAS*H"	FARR
DDown 33:	Pop
DDown 34:	Lickspittle
DDown 36:	Last Julio-Claudian emperor
DDown 37:	Semiliquid lump
DDown 38:	California governor who was recalled in 2003
DDown 39:	Workers' rights org.
DDown 40:	Christine ___, "The Phantom of the Opera" heroine	DAAE
DDown 41:	"Wow!"
DDown 42:	2006 World Cup champion
DDown 43:	Andrea ___, famous shipwreck	DORIA
DDown 44:	Minute
DDown 49:	"Confessions of an English ___-Eater"
DDown 50:	Pinpoint, say
DDown 51:	Works on copy
DDown 52:	Actress Skye	IONE
DDown 53:	It has a big mouth
DDown 54:	Father, as a mudder
DDown 59:	H as in Hera
DDown 63:	"I thought ___!" ("My feeling exactly!")	SOTOO
DDown 65:	"Shrek!" author William	STEIG
DDown 67:	Unsettle
DDown 68:	___-deucey	ACEY
DDown 69:	With 47-Across, onetime Chinese premier
DDown 70:	2009 sci-fi role for Chris Pine
DDown 72:	-
DDown 73:	Hemingway, once
DDown 74:	Fly catcher
DDown 75:	Whiff
DDown 78:	Expensive bar
DDown 80:	Silly singing
DDown 81:	Main
DDown 82:	Prefix with carpal
DDown 84:	___ apparatus (cell organelle)
DDown 86:	School whose motto is Latin for "Never tickle a sleeping dragon"	HOGWARTS
DDown 87:	"Typee" sequel	OMOO
DDown 88:	Rock, in modern lingo
DDown 91:	Cry of accomplishment	WEMADEIT
DDown 93:	Neighborhood west of the Bowery	NOHO
DDown 94:	Kicks in
DDown 96:	Stonewallers' statements
DDown 101:	Acronym for a small-runway aircraft	STOL
DDown 102:	Sent to the free-throw line
DDown 103:	Like some jokes and jobs
DDown 104:	Van Gogh painting that sold for a record $53.9 million in 1987
DDown 105:	Prefix with con
DDown 106:	Cut a fine figure?
DDown 110:	Earth shade
DDown 111:	0.2% of a ream
DDown 112:	Tends, as sheep
DDown 113:	1960s dance, with "the"
DDown 114:	Trillion: Prefix
DDown 115:	Risk territory east of Ukraine	URAL
DDown 116:	Rook
DDown 117:	Cozy corner
DDown 118:	Look badly?
DDown 121:	The Silver State: Abbr.
DDown 122:	Soft & ___	DRI
DDown 124:	Ice cream mogul Joseph	EDY