New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd January 2011 There are 72 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd January 2011. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Yo, she was AdrianTALIAAAcross 6: *Insulation measureRVALUEAAcross 12: *Weapon first tested in '52H-BOMBAAcross 17: *Gasket typeO RINGAAcross 18: Bedridden, sayAILINGAAcross 19: DebilitatesIMPAIRSAAcross 22: They're found in año after añoTILDESAAcross 24: Oscar snubber of 1972BRANDOAAcross 25: Frequently pierced placeNOSTRILAAcross 26: *The Boss's backersESTREETBANDAAcross 28: It may go off the road, brieflyATVAAcross 29: *Setting for "Saving Private Ryan"D-DAYAAcross 30: Taxco tableMESAAAcross 31: WindsCOILSAAcross 32: Nanki-___ of "The Mikado"POOAAcross 34: *Touch, e.g.IPODAAcross 36: *Ace ___ Stories (old detective pulp magazine)G-MANAAcross 38: Swindle, slangilyBURNAAcross 39: One of the Blues BrothersELWOODAAcross 42: N N NNUSAAcross 45: N N NENSAAcross 46: Stocks upAMASSESAAcross 49: SlantANGLEAAcross 50: ShelledSHOTATAAcross 52: *Typography symbolMDASHAAcross 53: Pilot's milieuSKYAAcross 55: DarnSEWAAcross 56: Workplace for a cabin boyYACHTAAcross 57: Payment typeLUMP SUMAAcross 59: Hot times on the RivieraETESAAcross 61: 12-Across and the likeNUKESAAcross 62: Tag sale tagASISAAcross 63: Opposite of guerraPAZAAcross 65: ___ Mode, female character in "The Incredibles"EDNAAAcross 67: ___ Kadiddlehopper, Red Skelton characterCLEMAAcross 68: *It may be under a hoodVSIXAAcross 69: The third one is a shockerRAILAAcross 71: BarksARFSAAcross 74: Numerical prefixDECAAAcross 76: One carrying a toon?CELAAcross 78: The year 640DCXLAAcross 79: "Give it ___!"ARESTAAcross 80: Honoree's placeDAISAAcross 82: Toyota S.U.V.SEQUOIAAAcross 84: SmallPETTYAAcross 85: .___COMAAcross 88: *4x platinum album of 2001JLOAAcross 89: Maurice of Nixon's cabinetSTANSAAcross 90: King protectorBISHOPAAcross 91: Bottle in the kitchen or bathDRANOAAcross 93: Whence the word "safari"SWAHILIAAcross 96: Coach ParseghianARAAAcross 97: Going ___APEAAcross 98: Numbers by a door?CAROLSAAcross 100: *'Vette optionTTOPAAcross 101: Actress SoferRENAAAcross 103: Light bulb over one's tête?IDEEAAcross 104: "Awesome!"WOWAAcross 105: Shelter org.ASPCAAAcross 108: SkewerSPITAAcross 112: *Beam with a bendLBARAAcross 114: Skeletal opening?EXOAAcross 116: *Women just don't get itY CHROMOSOMEAAcross 118: Former Pakistani P.M. BhuttoBENAZIRAAcross 120: Spanish pastryCHURROAAcross 122: Last-second bidder on eBaySNIPERAAcross 123: Marathoner's needSTAMINAAAcross 124: Mountain homesAERIESAAcross 125: *House covererCSPANAAcross 126: Like a turkey's wattleSAGGYAAcross 127: *One of Sean Combs's aliasesPDIDDYAAcross 128: Steak ___DIANEDDown 1: Tribal heads?TOTEMDDown 2: "___, fair sun, and kill the envious moon": RomeoARISEDDown 3: Melodious speaking tonesLILTSDDown 4: Cross-dressingINDRAGDDown 5: Author who won a posthumous Pulitzer in 1958AGEEDDown 6: Bar mitzvah partyRABBIDDown 7: Spreading fast on YouTubeVIRALDDown 8: Country singer Jackson and othersALANSDDown 9: Jenny ___ a k a the Swedish NightingaleLINDDDown 10: Grand Forks sch.UNDDDown 11: ___ tripEGODDown 12: PointerHINTDDown 13: *"Plan 9 From Outer Space," e.g.BMOVIEDDown 14: Saturn's spouseOPSDDown 15: Flatten, in a wayMATDOWNDDown 16: PointersBIRDDOGSDDown 20: InletRIADDown 21: Like some winksSLYDDown 23: Trig ratioSECANTDDown 27: BunchesTONSDDown 28: *TopsA-ONEDDown 32: Exercise one is prone to doPUSH UPDDown 32: Exercise one is prone to doPUSHUPDDown 33: Places where some R.N.'s workORSDDown 35: Took the part ofPLAYEDDDown 37: Deli arrayMEATSDDown 38: Sting's instrumentBASSDDown 40: Repeated cry in Buster Poindexter's "Hot Hot Hot"OLEDDown 41: ___ pointDEWDDown 42: *Group with the 2000 #1 hit "It's Gonna Be Me"NSYNCDDown 43: *Thing that won't go off without a hitch?UHAULDDown 44: HitSOCKEDDDown 46: Mingles (with)ADMIXESDDown 47: They may have keysMAPSDDown 48: Scranton-to-Philadelphia dir.SSEDDown 51: Like some amusement parksTHEMEDDDown 52: Shakespeare's "food of love"MUSICDDown 54: *"As Seen on TV" companyKTELDDown 57: Vegas opening?LASDDown 58: 1909 Physics Nobelist for work in wireless telegraphyMARCONIDDown 60: Some drum partsSNARESDDown 64: *3-D graph lineZ-AXISDDown 66: The Queen of Soul, familiarlyARETHADDown 68: Colorado ski areaVAILDDown 70: Dockworker's org.ILADDown 72: *It helps one get the pictureFSTOPDDown 73: *Midsize JaguarSTYPEDDown 75: CoaxCAJOLEDDown 77: Harry Shearer's program on public radioLESHOWDDown 78: Kind of incomeDUALDDown 79: BeelikeAPIANDDown 81: Call letters?SOSDDown 83: *Little swabQTIPDDown 85: Govt. flu-fighting org.CDCDDown 86: MouthsORADDown 87: ___ Trench (earth's deepest depression)MARIANASDDown 90: BluegillsBREAMSDDown 92: Obama nicknameNODRAMADDown 94: *I.R.S. formWTWODDown 95: From ___ Z (how this puzzle goes?)ATODDown 96: Oil company acronymARCODDown 99: GraspingSEEINGDDown 102: Town in UmbriaASSISIDDown 105: Nose-burningACRIDDDown 106: BitSHREDDDown 107: LacklusterPROSYDDown 109: Old manPOPPADDown 110: "Um ... er ..."IMEANDDown 111: Lead/tin alloyTERNEDDown 112: Dumbbell abbr.LBSDDown 113: Call, e.g.BETDDown 115: *Revealing photoX-RAYDDown 116: Doctor ZhivagoYURIDDown 117: How many oldies get rereleasedONCDDDown 119: Not go straightZIGDDown 120: LimitCAPDDown 121: "If only ___ listened ..."HED