New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th August 2011 There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th August 2011. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Airplane amenitiesLEGRESTSAAcross 9: "The Dublin Trilogy" dramatistO'CASEYAAcross 15: Kind of attractionFATALAAcross 20: WindwardAWEATHERAAcross 21: Fashion frillRUFFLEAAcross 22: Add-on meaning "galore"AGOGOAAcross 23: Start-press order for a New York daily?LETTHETIMESROLLAAcross 25: Shaded shelterBOWERAAcross 26: Sleuth LupinARSENEAAcross 27: Suffix with formULAAAcross 28: Dresden's riverELBEAAcross 30: St. Pete-to-Savannah dir.NNEAAcross 31: FlapsADOSAAcross 32: Make outDESCRYAAcross 35: Big name in potatoesOREIDAAAcross 37: Explorer's writingLOGAAcross 39: Flippered animal that runs a maid service?HOUSEKEEPINGSEALAAcross 43: Legal assistantsPARASAAcross 46: Mart startWALAAcross 47: SparksAROUSESAAcross 48: Request for candy from a kid at camp?SHIPLOLLIPOPAAcross 52: Nutritional abbr.RDAAAcross 53: Like the yin side: Abbr.FEMAAcross 56: Author SinclairUPTONAAcross 57: StartONSETAAcross 59: Dewlapped creatureIGUANAAAcross 62: When to call, in some adsEVESAAcross 64: "Rocky III" co-starMRTAAcross 65: GnarlyRADAAcross 67: Ohio universityAKRONAAcross 68: Congratulatory phrase at a "Peanuts" bar mitzvah?YOUREAMANCHARLIEBROWNAAcross 74: "Sounds like ___!"APLANAAcross 75: Western IndianUTEAAcross 76: High linesELSAAcross 77: Romeo's predecessor?ALFAAAcross 78: Keir of "2001: A Space Odyssey"DULLEAAAcross 80: End of a Greek runOMEGAAAcross 82: Ones gathered for a reading, maybeHEIRSAAcross 85: ___ resultASAAAcross 86: One of the Bobbsey twinsNANAAcross 88: Jaded comment from a constantly updated person?NONEWSISNEWSAAcross 93: 1981 German-language hit filmDASBOOTAAcross 96: Part of some itineraries?VIAAAcross 97: Leisurely time to arrive at the officeTENAMAAcross 98: 1970s, to a schmaltzy wedding band?THEERAOFFEELINGSAAcross 104: See 106-AcrossDNAAAcross 105: Musée d'Orsay artistRENOIRAAcross 106: Things determined by 104-AcrossTRAITSAAcross 107: Everybody, to ErichALLEAAcross 110: "___ me" (phone comment)ITSAAcross 111: Match partGAMEAAcross 114: Geneviève, for one: Abbr.STEAAcross 115: Denmark's ___ IslandsFAEROEAAcross 118: "Scooby-Doo" girlVELMAAAcross 120: Amnesiac's vague recollection of having a hobby?IMINTOSOMETHINGAAcross 125: ConstructERECTAAcross 126: EnvironmentMILIEUAAcross 127: TV character who worked for SteinbrennerCOSTANZAAAcross 128: Six-pack holder?TORSOAAcross 129: Certain newspaper advertisementINSERTAAcross 130: WashedDETERGEDDDown 1: Substitute for forgotten words in a songLALADDown 2: Pour thing?EWERDDown 3: Stops panickingGETSAGRIPDDown 4: ValuedRATEDDDown 5: Prefix with -centricETHNODDown 6: "I can't believe it!"SHEESHDDown 7: Holiday celebrated with bánh chung cakesTETDDown 8: Asian title that's an anagram of an English oneSRIDDown 9: Unsettling last wordsOR ELSEDDown 10: Two-time Oscar nominee JoanCUSACKDDown 11: Home to about 15% of the world's population: Abbr.AFRDDown 12: W. Coast air hubSFODDown 13: Fashion magazineELLEDDown 14: "2, 4, 6, 8 - Who do we appreciate?," e.g.YELLDDown 15: ___ eggFABERGEDDown 16: BackAGODDown 17: College-area localTOWNIEDDown 18: What a chair should cover?AGENDADDown 19: Cosmetics brand with the classic slogan "Because I'm worth it"LOREALDDown 24: Swiss mixMUESLIDDown 29: Often-trimmed treeBONSAIDDown 32: Designed for twoDUALDDown 33: Takes inREAPSDDown 34: "___ out!"YERDDown 36: Serpentine shapeESSDDown 37: "Beatles '65" and othersLPSDDown 38: Hanauma Bay localeOAHUDDown 40: Antipollution mascot Woodsy ___OWLDDown 41: AOL's Web site, e.g.PORTALDDown 42: Birth control option, brieflyIUDDDown 44: Lacking a surrounding colonnade, as a templeAPTERALDDown 45: Ljubljana residentSLOVENEDDown 49: Ready to be calledONEADDown 50: French meatPORCDDown 51: ActiveON THE GODDown 53: Casino offeringFARODDown 54: Poetic "plenty"ENOWDDown 55: Singer AimeeMANNDDown 58: MuffsERRSDDown 60: What a pajama party often isGABFESTDDown 61: It's NW of GeorgiaUKRAINEDDown 63: Sch. that plays Texas A&MSMUDDown 64: Memory: PrefixMNEMDDown 66: Calendario unitDIADDown 68: When tripled, et ceteraYADADDown 69: Musical numberOPUSDDown 70: "The Producers" character who sings "When You Got It, Flaunt It"ULLADDown 71: MuchoATONOFDDown 72: Actor RickmanALANDDown 73: K-12ELHIDDown 79: "Broken Arrow" co-star MichaelANSARADDown 81: Type inENTERDDown 83: PortrayalRENDERINGDDown 84: Zeus' disguise when fathering Helen of TroySWANDDown 87: Blood-typing systemABODDown 89: Modern party planning aidsEVITESDDown 90: Sports columnWINSDDown 91: Go south, as salesSAGDDown 92: Scot's "wee"SMADDown 93: In excelsis ___DEODDown 94: Japanese "thanks"ARIGATODDown 95: Frequent, in verseOFTDDown 98: Stand on short feetTRIVETDDown 99: StraightHETERODDown 100: Eve who wrote "The Vagina Monologues"ENSLERDDown 101: ___ eggEASTERDDown 102: Beat itLITOUTDDown 103: Best in crash-test ratingsSAFESTDDown 108: Order to a baristaLATTEDDown 109: "Zigeunerliebe" composerLEHARDDown 112: "La Bohème" sopranoMIMIDDown 113: Key of Brahms's Symphony No. 4: Abbr.EMINDDown 116: Eleven, to HéloïseONZEDDown 117: Edwardian expletiveEGADDDown 119: Ones putting on a show, for shortMCSDDown 121: They: Fr.ILSDDown 122: German rejectionNIEDDown 123: Cause of some repetitive behavior, in briefOCDDDown 124: A StoogeMOE