New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd May 2011

There are 67 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd May 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Be bratty
AAcross 6:	Chaplin chapeau
AAcross 11:	Center of emotions
AAcross 16:	Long-range weapon, for short
AAcross 20:	Spa spot
AAcross 21:	It's got game, often
AAcross 22:	At just the right time	ONCUE
AAcross 23:	Pants, in brief	TROU
AAcross 24:	The Library's rare first-edition printing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" is, to its publisher's chagrin, ___	SUBTITLEDAPARIOTICSONG
AAcross 28:	Pont Neuf's locale
AAcross 29:	Tractor-trailer
AAcross 30:	Betty of "Dizzy Dishes"	BOOP
AAcross 31:	King at Karnak
AAcross 32:	Wingding
AAcross 33:	Unmanned vehicle that found the Titanic
AAcross 35:	"Yankee Doodle Dandy" Oscar winner
AAcross 37:	Piggish
AAcross 38:	Spanish treasure	ORO
AAcross 39:	Heavy cart
AAcross 40:	Very	OHSO
AAcross 41:	Go out
AAcross 43:	Norbert Pearlroth spent 52 years of 60-hour weeks in the Library's Reading Room collecting material for ___	RIPLEYSBELIEVEITORNOT
AAcross 51:	Fabulous writer?
AAcross 52:	"The Creation" composer
AAcross 53:	Ring site
AAcross 54:	Jagged chain
AAcross 56:	Lee, e.g.: Abbr.
AAcross 58:	Big name in country	REBA
AAcross 59:	This is not going anywhere	STAYCATION
AAcross 61:	Cry of praise
AAcross 65:	Do some grilling
AAcross 67:	Rail org.	MTA
AAcross 68:	Amigo
AAcross 69:	The Library's Special Collections include one of George Washington's creations, ___	AHANDWRITTENBEERRECIPE
AAcross 76:	Uganda's Amin	IDI
AAcross 77:	Some chest-pounding, briefly
AAcross 78:	Have something
AAcross 79:	Boxes
AAcross 80:	Progresso offering
AAcross 85:	Take to a higher power
AAcross 88:	Plot thickener
AAcross 89:	Smooth as silk
AAcross 90:	Article used by Einstein	DER
AAcross 91:	Grace in film
AAcross 93:	Fashionable beach resorts
AAcross 97:	The Library's Periodicals Room was the source of most of the excerpted material in the first issue of ___	READERSDIGESTMAGAZINE
AAcross 101:	Thermal opening?
AAcross 102:	A Lincoln
AAcross 103:	KFC side dish
AAcross 104:	Dye container
AAcross 105:	Hines of jazz	FATHA
AAcross 109:	Pull-up pullers
AAcross 112:	Fret
AAcross 113:	Tease
AAcross 114:	Pinafores
AAcross 116:	Spot on the staff?
AAcross 117:	Neighbor of Swe.
AAcross 118:	Button ridge
AAcross 120:	The handle of Charles Dickens's ivory letter opener, in the Library's collection, is ___	THEPAWOFHISDECEASEDCAT
AAcross 125:	Reddish purple
AAcross 126:	Without digressing	ADREM
AAcross 127:	John who wrote "The Bastard"
AAcross 128:	Go-between
AAcross 129:	Goes on to say
AAcross 130:	Cartoonist Bil	KEANE
AAcross 131:	Indolence
AAcross 132:	Irascible
DDown 1:	Bozo
DDown 2:	Informal talk
DDown 3:	Stretchy garments	TUBETOPS
DDown 4:	Disconnect
DDown 5:	Hassle
DDown 6:	Internet option, briefly
DDown 7:	Vitamin-rich snack	ENERGYBAR
DDown 8:	Kind of wave
DDown 9:	Crow
DDown 10:	Short agreement
DDown 11:	"Jabberwocky" birds	BOROGOVES
DDown 12:	Lyonnaise sauce ingredient
DDown 13:	With 14-Down, visually investigate
DDown 14:	See 13-Down
DDown 15:	Predecessor of Rabin
DDown 16:	Caller ID?	ITSME
DDown 17:	Sign of the times?
DDown 18:	Ulna and fibula
DDown 19:	Cartoon criminal	MUGSY
DDown 25:	Lachrymose
DDown 26:	Humble
DDown 27:	Wales, in medieval times
DDown 32:	Roman squares
DDown 34:	Torrent
DDown 35:	Borneo borderer	CHINASEA
DDown 36:	Besides
DDown 39:	Bank (on)
DDown 40:	Hag	OLDBAT
DDown 42:	Pear variety
DDown 44:	The Hub hub
DDown 45:	Look on
DDown 46:	Wonderland cake message	EATME
DDown 47:	Inflamed
DDown 48:	Hockey goal part
DDown 49:	Small African antelopes
DDown 50:	Barnstormers
DDown 55:	Llullaillaco's locale
DDown 57:	Shanghai-to-Beijing dir.
DDown 60:	Easily handled, as a ship
DDown 61:	Huzzahs
DDown 62:	Words of worry	OHDEAR
DDown 63:	Hélène or Geneviève	SAINTE
DDown 64:	Missile paths
DDown 66:	You may get them in a bunch
DDown 70:	Products with earbuds	IPODS
DDown 71:	Set straight
DDown 72:	Melancholy, musically
DDown 73:	Chart checkers, for short	RNS
DDown 74:	Mandatory recycling, e.g.	ECOLAW
DDown 75:	Andalusian port
DDown 81:	Andalusian aunt
DDown 82:	Where "Parks and Recreation" is set
DDown 83:	High-pH solutions
DDown 84:	Heyday
DDown 84:	Heyday
DDown 86:	Alphabetical order?
DDown 87:	Setting of Johnny Depp's feature film debut	ELMSTREET
DDown 92:	Noah Webster's alma mater
DDown 94:	Splits
DDown 95:	Tilted	ONASLANT
DDown 96:	Dickens's Mr. Pecksniff
DDown 98:	Good name for a thief
DDown 99:	Goggles
DDown 100:	Goggles
DDown 105:	Mullah's edict
DDown 106:	Honeydew producer
DDown 107:	Drift
DDown 108:	They may be high
DDown 110:	___ dignitatem
DDown 111:	Folkie Leonard	COHEN
DDown 112:	Show-stopping
DDown 113:	Bench warmer?
DDown 115:	Love letters	SWAK
DDown 117:	Actress Patricia
DDown 119:	Spruce
DDown 121:	Words of praise
DDown 122:	Spinmeisters?	DJS
DDown 123:	Can opener?
DDown 124:	Communication syst. for the deaf	TTY