New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th September 2011 There are 62 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th September 2011. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Word with liberal or visualARTSAAcross 5: FolioseLEAF-LIKEAAcross 5: FolioseLEAFLIKEAAcross 13: Hero of a John Irving best sellerTSGARPAAcross 19: Beverage whose logo was once the bottom half of a woman's legsNEHIAAcross 20: Actress who co-starred in "Havana," 1990LENAOLINAAcross 21: ProtectSHELTERAAcross 22: Heads-up in Ireland?GAELICWARNINGAAcross 24: Danish cheeseHAVARTIAAcross 25: "Gerontion" poetELIOTAAcross 26: "Yikes!"EGADAAcross 27: Australia's Great ___ BasinARTESIANAAcross 28: Dorm police, for shortRASAAcross 29: Superman's attire, e.g.?CLASSICACTIONSUITAAcross 34: Head of London?ELLAAcross 35: Venezuela's ChávezHUGOAAcross 36: Security interestLIENAAcross 37: Metric liquid meas.MLSAAcross 38: AchievementDEEDAAcross 40: Farm pails?RUSTICBUCKETSAAcross 47: City raided in "Godzilla Raids Again"OSAKAAAcross 49: Cloud producer, informallyA-BOMBAAcross 50: ___ Highway (route from Dawson Creek)ALCANAAcross 54: Willing to doUPFORAAcross 56: FluidUNSETAAcross 57: Boxer on season four of "Dancing With the Stars"LAILAALIAAcross 60: AggregateSUMAAcross 61: Like items at a supermarket checkoutSCANNEDAAcross 64: "I feel the earth move under my feet," e.g.?KINGLYRICAAcross 65: Q.E.D. partERATAAcross 67: Paris's Musée ___RODINAAcross 68: BenjaminC-NOTEAAcross 69: W.W. I German admiralSPEEAAcross 70: Fancy garb for Caesar?FINETUNICAAcross 72: Characterized byPRONETOAAcross 74: Suffix with absorbENTAAcross 75: ExploitedUTILIZEDAAcross 76: Sugar providersBEETSAAcross 77: Flower also known as love-in-idlenessPANSYAAcross 79: French schoolLYCEEAAcross 80: "___ my case!"IRESTAAcross 81: "Button your lip!"ZIPITAAcross 83: Antisthenes, notably?ORIGINALCYNICAAcross 88: Veronese masterpiece "The Feast in the House of ___"LEVIAAcross 91: ___ CanalsSOOAAcross 94: Birthplace of the Rep. PartyWISC.AAcross 95: First tribe met by Lewis and ClarkOTOEAAcross 97: Hard butterRAMAAcross 98: Something talked about on "Today"?TOPICOFTHEMORNINGAAcross 105: Surrealist who avoided the draft by writing the day's date in every space on his induction paperworkARPAAcross 106: VictualsALIMENTSAAcross 107: Michael of "Juno"CERAAAcross 108: "Who ya ___ call?"GONNAAAcross 110: UnnaturalMAN-MADEAAcross 110: UnnaturalMANMADEAAcross 111: Extremely occult?GREATLYMYSTICAAcross 115: HappyPLEASEDAAcross 116: Set sailPUTTOSEAAAcross 117: Tick offLISTAAcross 118: Deeper blue?SADDERAAcross 119: O.K.ASSENTTOAAcross 120: "The War Is Over" writer/singerOCHSDDown 1: Ticked offANGEREDDDown 2: Beer served without artificial carbonationREALALEDDown 3: Vacation spot that's crazily busy?THEISLEOFMANICDDown 4: Round storehouseSILODDown 5: Cousin of Inc.LLCDDown 6: "Ick!"EEWDDown 7: Tennis's IvanovicANADDown 8: Cabbies' clientsFARESDDown 9: End of July by the sound?LONGIDDown 10: Pelvis-relatedILIACDDown 11: Somewhat informal?KINDADDown 12: Grade school subj.ENGDDown 13: Pointer's wordsTHATONEDDown 14: Start of all Oklahoma ZIP codesSEVENDDown 15: TumblerGLASSDDown 16: Architectural spaceATRIUMDDown 17: Regular priceRETAILDDown 18: Set for a detective, maybePRINTSDDown 21: "Eek!," e.g.SHRIEKDDown 23: Yearn (for)ITCHDDown 27: Suffix with problemATICDDown 30: Watch from the sidelinesLURKDDown 31: Río makeupAGUADDown 32: Kind of padSOSDDown 33: Certain triple-deckerCLUBDDown 39: U.K. decoration: Abbr.DSODDown 41: Bitter, in a wayTANNICDDown 42: "Ghosts" playwrightIBSENDDown 43: What Bryn Mawr College is notCO-EDDDown 43: What Bryn Mawr College is notCOEDDDown 44: N.Y.C. subway inits.BMTDDown 45: SkyscrapingTALLDDown 46: WowsSLAYSDDown 48: Married couple?ARSDDown 51: Prank involving a hammer and nails?CARPENTERANTICDDown 52: 1986 film shot partly in a decommissioned power plantALIENSDDown 53: Mint on a hotel pillow, e.g.NICETYDDown 54: Good for somethingUSEFULDDown 55: What karats measurePURITYDDown 56: ReversedUNDIDDDown 57: Columbia athletesLIONSDDown 58: Bread on the table, maybeANTEDDown 59: "___ that a lot"IGETDDown 62: Salsa singer CeliaCRUZDDown 63: U.S. visa type issued to visiting diplomatsA-ONEDDown 64: LabyrinthineKNOTTYDDown 66: Complete: PrefixTELEODDown 68: Gradual increase in vol.CRESCDDown 71: RowTIERDDown 72: StripPEELDDown 73: Yes, to no: Abbr.OPPDDown 76: Woman's supportBRADDown 78: BotherAILDDown 80: Word derived from the Latin "uncia," meaning "one-twelfth"INCHDDown 81: Baked ___ZITIDDown 82: Uncle Sam, for oneICONDDown 84: "Hmmm ..."IWONDERDDown 85: QuickGIFTEDDDown 86: Followers: SuffixISTSDDown 87: French voteNONDDown 89: Nail polish, e.g.VARNISHDDown 90: CollisionsIMPACTSDDown 91: Sticky roll?STAMPSDDown 92: "C'est si bon!"OOLALADDown 93: Put in one's two cents' worthOPINEDDDown 96: Like custardEGGYDDown 99: "This has got me fuming!"IMMADDDown 100: Die outCEASEDDown 101: Creamy shadesECRUSDDown 102: Dashes may be part of themMEETSDDown 103: Speak to the massesORATEDDown 104: BetrayRATONDDown 109: Capital near the 60th parallelOSLODDown 111: No. typically between 2.0 and 4.0GPADDown 112: Omaha Beach craft, for shortLSTDDown 113: One of these daysYETDDown 114: Kind of jacketMAO