New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th September 2011

There are 73 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th September 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	*Nitty-gritty, as of negotiations
AAcross 6:	*Boater
AAcross 11:	Sponge (up)
AAcross 14:	*Title figure in an Aesop fable
AAcross 19:	Royal African capital
AAcross 20:	Something plighted
AAcross 21:	Co. once owned by Howard Hughes
AAcross 22:	"L'shanah ___!" (Rosh Hashana greeting)	TOVAH
AAcross 23:	Amtrak train	ACELA
AAcross 24:	Emulated the phoenix	ROSEAGAIN
AAcross 26:	New Mexico county	OTERO
AAcross 27:	Roughly plan
AAcross 29:	Effects
AAcross 31:	Losing casino roll
AAcross 32:	Not included
AAcross 34:	James ___, duettist on the 1982 #1 hit "Baby, Come to Me"
AAcross 36:	It might be French, Swiss or Italian
AAcross 37:	Insipid writing
AAcross 40:	Globular
AAcross 42:	Fight (off)
AAcross 43:	"Well, that's odd"
AAcross 44:	Go ___ great length	ONAT
AAcross 46:	More placid
AAcross 48:	Boss
AAcross 50:	Corporate owner
AAcross 52:	Passé
AAcross 54:	Term of address in Dixie	YALL
AAcross 55:	Susan of NPR	STAMBERG
AAcross 58:	*Work on at a desk, say
AAcross 60:	Shot up
AAcross 64:	Death, in Dresden
AAcross 65:	Thief
AAcross 67:	Take no action regarding	SITON
AAcross 69:	Bale binder
AAcross 70:	Settled down
AAcross 72:	Grunts may come out of them
AAcross 74:	Author Shute of "On the Beach"	NEVIL
AAcross 76:	Throw out
AAcross 77:	*Bracket shape
AAcross 79:	Mini-tantrums
AAcross 81:	Barrio babies
AAcross 83:	Eavesdrop, maybe
AAcross 84:	Exactly like	SAMEAS
AAcross 86:	Log holder
AAcross 88:	What Chesapeake dogs are trained to do
AAcross 90:	Golden rule word
AAcross 92:	Leader of Abraham?
AAcross 94:	Time of lament	SADDAY
AAcross 95:	Ayn Rand protagonist	JOHNGALT
AAcross 99:	"I have been half in love with ___ Death": "Ode to a Nightingale"
AAcross 102:	Locus
AAcross 103:	"Il était ___ fois ..." (French fairy-tale starter)	UNE
AAcross 104:	Ancient kingdom in Asia Minor
AAcross 106:	Incredibly stupid
AAcross 108:	Newsman Baxter on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"
AAcross 109:	Kitten's cry
AAcross 110:	Fishermen with pots	EELERS
AAcross 112:	Onetime weight-loss drug	MERIDIA
AAcross 114:	Exclamation after a workout
AAcross 116:	Convertible
AAcross 118:	The dot on the "i" in the Culligan logo	WATERDROP
AAcross 122:	___ acid
AAcross 124:	Alabama speedway locale	TALLADEGA
AAcross 126:	2011 revolution locale
AAcross 127:	Crazy
AAcross 128:	Britney Spears's "___ Slave 4 U"	IMA
AAcross 129:	More judicious
AAcross 130:	Stimulant
AAcross 131:	Really feel for?
AAcross 132:	Ia. neighbor
AAcross 132:	Ia. neighbor
AAcross 133:	Stellate : star :: xiphoid : ___
AAcross 134:	Artery opener
DDown 1:	Some intimates
DDown 2:	Billiards need
DDown 3:	Have ___ in one's bonnet	ABEE
DDown 4:	See 87-Down
DDown 5:	Library area
DDown 6:	Poetic stanza
DDown 7:	Many a vaudevillian
DDown 8:	Listed
DDown 9:	Polished off
DDown 10:	Question from one in another room
DDown 11:	Bad marks
DDown 12:	Because of	OWINGTO
DDown 13:	Roast go-with
DDown 14:	The "it" in the lyric "turn it on, wind it up, blow it out"	GTO
DDown 15:	Campus drillers
DDown 16:	C
DDown 17:	Frozen food brand	SARALEE
DDown 18:	Ad-filled weekly
DDown 25:	4 on a phone
DDown 28:	Cool sorts
DDown 30:	Computer option for a document	SAVEAS
DDown 33:	Singer Washington	DINAH
DDown 35:	*Ernest and Julio Gallo product
DDown 37:	Regulars on VH1	POPSTARS
DDown 38:	Asia Minor
DDown 39:	Model
DDown 41:	The Whale constellation
DDown 45:	Pro ___	TEM
DDown 47:	Enzyme regulating blood fluid and pressure
DDown 49:	Cabbage dishes
DDown 51:	Original "Wagon Train" network	NBC
DDown 53:	Classic McDonnell Douglas aircraft	DCTEN
DDown 56:	Goes bad
DDown 57:	*Usual amount to pay
DDown 59:	Act like a protective mother
DDown 61:	Hit one out of the park, say	RIPPEDIT
DDown 62:	Sap
DDown 63:	Innocent
DDown 66:	Actress Knightley	KEIRA
DDown 68:	"The ___ Tailors," Dorothy L. Sayers mystery
DDown 71:	N.Y.C. landmark	THEUN
DDown 73:	Trite
DDown 75:	Ignore, in a way	LETSLIDE
DDown 78:	Fishing line fiasco
DDown 80:	Tick off
DDown 82:	Monterrey Mrs.	SRA
DDown 85:	One with endurance
DDown 87:	With 4-Down, MgSO4.7H2O	EPSOM
DDown 89:	Fingers, for short
DDown 91:	Source of many English words that come to us via French
DDown 93:	"Strap yourselves in, kids ..."	HEREWEGO
DDown 95:	*Part of a boxer's training
DDown 96:	Time it takes to develop a set of photos, maybe	ONEHOUR
DDown 97:	Scrupulously followed, as the party line	HEWEDTO
DDown 98:	No-win situation?	TIEGAME
DDown 100:	One living off the land, maybe
DDown 101:	One-piece garment
DDown 105:	Where kids get creative in school	ARTLAB
DDown 107:	*It's pitched for a large audience
DDown 111:	Fifth of eight
DDown 113:	Learn to get along
DDown 115:	Bit of smoke
DDown 117:	*Common secret
DDown 119:	Smelly
DDown 120:	Israeli conductor Daniel	OREN
DDown 121:	After-dinner drink
DDown 123:	Iowa college	COE
DDown 125:	Margery of rhyme