New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th February 2011 There are 71 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th February 2011. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Desert Storm transportsHUMVEESAAcross 8: Is sociableMIXESAAcross 13: Annoyed with persistent petty attacksCHIVIEDAAcross 20: QualifyENTITLEAAcross 21: Contest siteARENAAAcross 22: 1994 Red Hot Chili Peppers albumOUTINLAAAcross 23: Rabbi or mullahTEACHERAAcross 24: Like most Western musicTONALAAcross 25: Went over completelySPANNEDAAcross 26: March ___HAREAAcross 27: John McCain and John KerryVIETNAMVETSAAcross 30: Dog commandCOMEAAcross 31: Gig for a deejayRAVEAAcross 33: SpedFLEWAAcross 34: For-EV-erEONSAAcross 35: Steeplechase, e.g.RACEAAcross 36: IdleAT RESTAAcross 38: Emulated a hungry wolfDROOLEDAAcross 40: Common rollsSEVENSAAcross 42: River crossed by the Longfellow BridgeCHARLESAAcross 44: Clogs at the bottom?SOLESAAcross 45: Arrive at by airFLYINTOAAcross 46: Repair shop figs.ESTSAAcross 47: British P.M. after Lloyd GeorgeLAWAAcross 49: Ward, to the BeaverDADAAcross 50: Payday, often: Abbr.FRIAAcross 51: Crash-investigating org.NTSBAAcross 52: Striped stonesAGATESAAcross 55: What "Arf! Arf!" or "Meow!" may meanFEEDMEAAcross 57: "The Real World" airerMTVAAcross 60: 2009 hit film with subtitled scenesAVATARAAcross 62: EarnGARNERAAcross 63: Word on either side of "à"VISAAcross 66: ContributesCHIPSINAAcross 68: Transfer, as at a nurseryREPOTAAcross 70: "The Charge of the Light Brigade" figureCOSSACKAAcross 72: Block componentCELLAAcross 73: "Wedding Crashers" co-star, 2005VINCEVAUGHNAAcross 76: Evolutionary chartTREEAAcross 77: Key of Chopin's "Polonaise-Fantaisie"AFLATAAcross 79: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, once, on "S.N.L."COANCHORSAAcross 80: "Spider-Man" directorRAIMIAAcross 81: "Get lost!"BEATITAAcross 83: Ft. Collins settingMSTAAcross 84: Abbr. on a currency exchange boardEURAAcross 85: Toy company behind yo-yosDUNCANAAcross 86: Entered carefullyEDGEDINAAcross 88: Canyonlands National Park featuresMESASAAcross 90: Bands on the run?TENDONSAAcross 91: Aircraft control surfaceELEVONAAcross 93: Good name for a surveyor?RODAAcross 94: Some MuslimsSUNNISAAcross 95: Those near and dearLOVEDONESAAcross 98: Quality of new-fallen snowWHITENESSAAcross 101: "___ Pieces" (Peter and Gordon hit)IGOTOAAcross 102: Congolese riverUELEAAcross 104: Nondemocratic ruleFIATAAcross 105: Short answers?RSVPSAAcross 106: Kind of scan, for shortMRIAAcross 107: Keepers of the flame?VESTALVIRGINSAAcross 111: E.R. readoutEEGAAcross 112: Old nuclear watchdog: Abbr.AECAAcross 113: Dutch city ESE of UtrechtEDEAAcross 114: ToilSLAVEAAcross 115: The Beavers of the N.C.A.A.OSUAAcross 116: QB's miscueINTAAcross 117: Newcastle-to-London dir.SSEAAcross 118: Play that introduced the word "robot"RURAAcross 119: AnathematicHATEDAAcross 120: Break, of a sortNAPAAcross 121: Some Windows systemsNTSDDown 1: Eighth Hebrew letterHETHDDown 2: DiscoversUNEARTHSDDown 3: Post-flood localeMT. ARARATDDown 4: The other way aroundVICE VERSADDown 5: Old verb endingETHDDown 6: About 16,900 ft., for 3-DownELEVDDown 7: Letter's end?SERIFDDown 8: The situationMATTERSDDown 9: Tree with very hard timberIRONWOODDDown 10: TV title character who said "I'm not an Amazon"XENADDown 11: Covered, as cookwareENAMELEDDDown 12: Some gunfireSALVOESDDown 13: Overhead ___COSTSDDown 14: Cadence syllablesHUPSDDown 15: "Let's make ___ true Daily Double"ITADDown 16: Plant with purple flowersVINCAVINEDDown 17: Name of 13 popesINNOCENTDDown 18: Gold and silver, but not bronzeELEMENTSDDown 19: ___ City, Fla.DADEDDown 28: Antiquity, poeticallyELDDDown 29: DemiseENDDDown 32: Course for new U.S. arrivalsESLDDown 35: King on un tronoREYDDown 36: A-one service?ACEDDown 37: Setting for part of 2005's "Munich"TEL AVIVDDown 39: Royal name in NorwayOLAVDDown 40: Use for skatingSLIDEONDDown 41: Break downSOBDDown 43: InfernalSATANICDDown 45: Big name in mustardFRENCHSDDown 48: Sloppy, as a kissWETDDown 50: Sword: Fr.FERDDown 53: ___-XGASDDown 54: "Oh, joy!," e.g., typicallySARCASMDDown 55: InaneFATUOUSDDown 56: ___ Miller (Julie Christie title role with 57-Down)MRSDDown 56: ___ Miller (Julie Christie title role with 57-Down)MRS.DDown 57: Warren Beatty title role with 56-DownMCCABEDDown 58: Group with a board of governorsTHEFEDDDown 59: Weekly since 1955, with "The"VILLAGEVOICEDDown 61: Type in again, as a passwordRE-ENTERDDown 61: Type in again, as a passwordREENTERDDown 62: "After you"GO-AHEADDDown 63: Vessel seen just below the surface?VARICOSE VEINDDown 64: Hired gun, in gang slangICEMANDDown 65: CoilsSKEINSDDown 67: Clotting agentPLATELETDDown 69: Plastic used in pipingPVCDDown 71: SubsSTANDINSDDown 74: Marcel Marceau, e.g.NOMDDown 75: [This makes me mad!]GRRDDown 78: Satisfied, for a while at leastTIDEDOVERDDown 80: #2'sRUNNERSUPDDown 82: Home recorderTIVODDown 85: Repair shop jobDENTDDown 87: TeetotalerNONUSERDDown 89: U.S.S.R. part: Abbr.SOVDDown 90: What may help one live and learn?TUITIONDDown 92: Classic hair removal brandNEETDDown 94: Catch some fliesSHAGDDown 95: Some beansLIMASDDown 96: MeaniesOGRESDDown 97: HackSLASHDDown 98: Overly caffeinatedWIREDDDown 99: PoopedSPENTDDown 100: Some NCOsSSGTSDDown 103: "___ Enchanted" (2004 film)ELLADDown 104: VFIVEDDown 108: U.R.L. enderEDUDDown 109: Brewhouse fixtureVATDDown 110: Code-breaking grp.NSA