New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th February 2011

There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th February 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Words before a discounted price	YOUPAY
AAcross 7:	TV network force	ADREPS
AAcross 13:	Pickle juices
AAcross 19:	Go-getter
AAcross 20:	Hometown of old radio's Fibber McGee and Molly
AAcross 21:	Noted parent in tabloids	OCTOMOM
AAcross 23:	Not level
AAcross 24:	Did sleight of hand with
AAcross 25:	Food often dipped in soy sauce
AAcross 26:	Band whose 1998 song "One Week" was #1 for one week	ENAKEDLADIES
AAcross 29:	Tennis's Ivanisevic	GORAN
AAcross 30:	Astrologer to the rich and famous	OMARR
AAcross 33:	Softens
AAcross 34:	More furtive
AAcross 36:	PC key
AAcross 37:	Lab instructor?	DOGHANDLER
AAcross 39:	Reduced amount?	QTY
AAcross 40:	1950s pinup queen ___ Page	BETTIE
AAcross 42:	Spartan walkway
AAcross 43:	Bridge position
AAcross 44:	___ generis
AAcross 45:	"After you"
AAcross 46:	Pear variety	TLETT
AAcross 48:	Milky Way, for one
AAcross 50:	Didn't accept, with "on"
AAcross 53:	One way for drivers to turn	ONRED
AAcross 55:	NASA recruiting site
AAcross 56:	In the past, once
AAcross 60:	"Give ___ rest!"
AAcross 61:	___-ray Disc	BLU
AAcross 63:	Gift from above
AAcross 65:	Shreve who wrote "The Pilot's Wife"	ANITA
AAcross 66:	Onetime head of the Medellín drug cartel	PABLOESCO
AAcross 69:	Mattel announced their breakup in 2004	BIEANDKEN
AAcross 71:	Name in 2000 headlines	ELIAN
AAcross 72:	Set up
AAcross 76:	Alphabet trio	RST
AAcross 77:	Tapping site
AAcross 78:	Big name in lens care	RENU
AAcross 79:	Dernier ___	CRI
AAcross 80:	Sandler's "Spanglish" co-star	LEONI
AAcross 82:	With good order
AAcross 84:	Classic western slugfest	ROOMBRAWL
AAcross 87:	It's just below a B
AAcross 89:	Really use an opportunity well
AAcross 92:	CPR pro	EMT
AAcross 93:	Slinky, e.g.
AAcross 94:	Togo's capital
AAcross 98:	Writer/philosopher Hannah
AAcross 99:	General name on a menu?	TSO
AAcross 100:	Three-stringed instruments
AAcross 102:	Roman 1,002	MII
AAcross 103:	Children's song refrain	EIEIO
AAcross 105:	"Death of a Salesman" role	LOMAN
AAcross 106:	Best Buy buy
AAcross 107:	Wars, in ancient Rome	BELLA
AAcross 109:	Plan on ordering a drink, say	BELLYUPTOTHE
AAcross 112:	Loose
AAcross 114:	Actress Dolores of the silent era
AAcross 115:	Brand advertised with a cow	BORDEN
AAcross 119:	Member of an assaulting party
AAcross 120:	Leveling tool
AAcross 121:	Blue boys?	SMURFS
AAcross 122:	Fervid
AAcross 123:	Choir supports
AAcross 124:	Currency replaced by the euro
DDown 1:	Rushing stat: Abbr.	YDS
DDown 2:	Popeye's gal	OYL
DDown 3:	Juan's one	UNO
DDown 4:	New Year's Eve wear	PAPERHATS
DDown 5:	Egyptian god of the universe
DDown 6:	"Star Wars" guru	YODA
DDown 7:	Beseeches	APPEALSTO
DDown 8:	Resolved
DDown 9:	Suitcase convenience
DDown 10:	"Aunt ___ Cope Book"	ERMAS
DDown 11:	Multicolored
DDown 12:	Really mean
DDown 13:	Giving orders
DDown 14:	Pioneer in quadraphonic records	RCA
DDown 15:	"I love this!"	ITSGREAT
DDown 16:	Big Apple neighborhood	NOHO
DDown 17:	Gulf state
DDown 18:	Civil war locale beginning in 1991
DDown 22:	Made, as money
DDown 27:	Sharply reprimanded	KEDAT
DDown 28:	Just	ELY
DDown 30:	Takes too much
DDown 31:	Witty saying
DDown 32:	Fifth word of the Gettysburg Address
DDown 35:	W.W. II craft	EBOAT
DDown 38:	Etui item
DDown 39:	Jails, in British slang
DDown 41:	Finis	THEEND
DDown 44:	Drop
DDown 45:	Quiet transportation
DDown 47:	Simon of Duran Duran	LEBON
DDown 48:	___-Magnon
DDown 49:	Present opener?	OMNI
DDown 50:	Parade tootler
DDown 51:	Dickens title opener	ATALE
DDown 52:	Vaccine pioneer
DDown 54:	"The Killing Fields" actor Haing S. ___	NGOR
DDown 57:	"___-Tikki-Tavi"	RIKKI
DDown 58:	Word with plate or plant
DDown 59:	Like grapefruit juice
DDown 62:	Grp. whose seal has the words "This we'll defend"
DDown 62:	Grp. whose seal has the words "This we'll defend"
DDown 64:	Irving Bacheller novel "___ Holden"	EBEN
DDown 65:	Caper
DDown 67:	Ralph ___ né Lifshitz	LAUREN
DDown 68:	Steal
DDown 70:	Equal in height	ASTALL
DDown 73:	Avis alternative
DDown 74:	Lizard look-alike
DDown 75:	Football score abroad	GOL
DDown 79:	South American animal with a snout
DDown 81:	Quarantine advocates
DDown 83:	Part of the next-to-last line of the Lord's Prayer	DELIVERUS
DDown 85:	"My stars!"	OHDEARME
DDown 86:	Mend, in a way, as a metal joint
DDown 88:	Lounge in many a hotel
DDown 89:	Fearsome snakes
DDown 90:	Mozart's "Un bacio di mano," e.g.
DDown 91:	Garrison in Minnesota	KEILLOR
DDown 93:	More like Bette Midler stage shows
DDown 95:	Green-lights	OKS
DDown 96:	Common middle name for a girl
DDown 97:	Biblical verb ending
DDown 99:	Cravat holder
DDown 100:	Recurring Matt Damon title role
DDown 101:	Not out
DDown 104:	"The Great Movies" author	EBERT
DDown 105:	Actor Waggoner and others	LYLES
DDown 108:	Product of fatback
DDown 110:	Italian author Primo
DDown 111:	Recipe abbr.	TBSP
DDown 113:	Brig. ___
DDown 116:	Rap's Dr. ___	DRE
DDown 117:	Little amphibian
DDown 118:	Hush-hush grp.