New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st January 2012 There are 64 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st January 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Many college profsPHDSAAcross 5: Food preserverSARANAAcross 10: Sandwich choice, for shortPBJAAcross 13: Crosswise to the keelABEAMAAcross 18: Pool ball's "Watch this!" comment?SEEIFICAROMAAcross 21: Arles affirmativeOUIAAcross 22: Onetime first name in Israeli politicsGOLDAAAcross 23: High-mounted window you can't stop looking at?HYPNOTICTRANSOMAAcross 25: "Come ___?"AGAINAAcross 26: Steely Dan album featuring "Deacon Blues"AJAAAcross 27: Traveled by busRODEAAcross 28: Thin blue line?VEINAAcross 29: Resisted a job offer, saySTAYEDAAcross 30: Go downhillWORSENAAcross 32: Part of a watch touching the breastbone?STEMTOSTERNUMAAcross 35: End of many a listET ALAAcross 35: End of many a listET AL.AAcross 36: Camper's canfulSTERNOAAcross 38: She's entertainingHOSTESSAAcross 39: Heist planner's concernGET AWAYAAcross 39: Heist planner's concernGETAWAYAAcross 41: Wedding partVOWAAcross 42: CeilingCAPAAcross 45: Strong windsGALESAAcross 46: "You don't have to be busy to look busy," e.g.?OFFICEMAXIMAAcross 54: Squished bug, e.g.BLOBAAcross 56: [I'm so funny!]LOLAAcross 57: Go all to piecesBREAKAAcross 58: Antipasto tidbitOLIVEAAcross 59: Pill that relieves computer-related anxiety?SILICONVALIUMAAcross 63: HighSTONEDAAcross 64: Bring inEARNAAcross 65: History topicERAAAcross 66: "I think," to textersIMOAAcross 68: Empire State Building climber, for shortKONGAAcross 69: Holds under the tapRINSESAAcross 71: Inhuman group of golfers?BRUTEFOURSOMEAAcross 76: BehavedACTEDAAcross 77: 1988 Summer Olympics siteSEOULAAcross 79: Handbag monogramYSLAAcross 80: "A Love Like ___" (Barbra Streisand album)OURSAAcross 81: Sultan's wife, perhaps?HEADOFHAREMAAcross 83: Sends upMOCKSAAcross 85: Thank you for waitingTIPAAcross 86: Reed of rockLOUAAcross 87: "1984" superstateEURASIAAAcross 89: Desperately wantACHEFORAAcross 94: Bad experienceBUMMERAAcross 96: Late sixth-century yearDXCVAAcross 99: Jungle king's jeans and overalls?THELIONSDENIMAAcross 102: Looked intentlyPEEREDAAcross 104: Knocked on the nogginBEANEDAAcross 105: Rainy day planner?NOAHAAcross 106: Twelve Oaks neighborTARAAAcross 108: Pac-12 athleteUTEAAcross 109: Restaurant greeter's optionEAT INAAcross 110: Ennui among quantum physicists?PARTICLEBOREDOMAAcross 114: Go on a shopping spreeSPENDAAcross 115: Savings plan, brieflyIRAAAcross 116: Dessert delivered over the Internet?PIEALAMODEMAAcross 117: BrouhahasTODOSAAcross 118: Cowlick fixerGELAAcross 119: Monster of Jewish folkloreGOLEMAAcross 120: The Big Board, for shortNYSEDDown 1: "What a load of hogwash!"PSHAWDDown 2: Jimi Hendrix's debut singleHEYJOEDDown 3: Set outDEPARTDDown 4: Stray from righteousnessSINDDown 5: Refuse to releaseSITONDDown 6: Low-pH compoundACIDDDown 7: Go to the tape?RACEDDown 8: "___ hath an enemy called Ignorance": Ben JonsonARTDDown 9: Negative conjunctionNORDDown 10: ConjecturePOSITDDown 11: It's good in ItalyBUONODDown 12: Pal of Huck FinnJIMDDown 13: Swirly marblesAGATESDDown 14: "The Big Sleep" co-star, 1946BOGARTDDown 15: Funny BooslerELAYNEDDown 16: They're exchanged in FranceADIEUSDDown 17: Candy eaten in handfulsMANDMSDDown 19: "Praying" part of a praying mantisFORELEGDDown 20: MasterMAVENDDown 24: Pixar title characterNEMODDown 29: Best-selling author who wrote "I did not write it. God wrote it. I merely did his dictation"STOWEDDown 31: DownswingSAGDDown 32: They're heavy during stormsSEASDDown 33: SampleTRYDDown 34: Injury symptomSHOCKDDown 36: Reception room in a mansionSALONDDown 37: Rare craps rollTWELVEDDown 40: Sharp nailsTALONSDDown 41: ThroughVIADDown 42: "The Big Bang Theory" networkCBSDDown 43: Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the CenturyALIDDown 44: Creamy Italian side dishPOLENTADDown 46: One taking a bow in JapanOBIDDown 47: Smoothie ingredientFRUITDDown 48: Homme's partnerFEMMEDDown 49: Travel by carMOTORDDown 50: ___ Quijano (Don Quixote's real name)ALONSODDown 51: DeletingXINGOUTDDown 52: "___ got a feeling ..."IVEDDown 53: What's in an RxMEDDDown 55: LeaningBIASEDDDown 60: Words to live byCREDODDown 61: Garden spotARBORDDown 62: Lash of old westernsLARUEDDown 63: Hides in the shadowsSKULKSDDown 67: In olden timesOFYOREDDown 69: When doubled, ardentRAHDDown 70: Diamonds, to a yeggICEDDown 72: Einstein's birthplaceULMDDown 73: NATO alphabet vowelOSCARDDown 74: Hosp. diagnostic aidMRIDDown 75: Ability to identify Zener cardsE.S.P.DDown 75: Ability to identify Zener cardsESPDDown 77: Lacking a coat, maybeSHORNDDown 78: ___ de vieEAUDDown 82: Fill, and then someFLOODDDown 83: Big name in ChampagneMUMMDDown 84: Easily drawn gunSIDE ARMDDown 84: Easily drawn gunSIDEARMDDown 87: One of the music industry's Big FourEMIDDown 88: Kick outAXEDDown 89: If everything goes your wayAT BESTDDown 90: Cut-rateCHEAPODDown 91: Fierce, as an argumentHEATEDDDown 92: Weather Channel newsmakerEL NINODDown 93: Wicked onesFIENDSDDown 94: About ready to dropBEATDDown 95: SquareUNHIPDDown 97: Badly madeCRUDDYDDown 98: Says no toVETOESDDown 100: CatchSNAREDDown 101: R. J. Reynolds brandDORALDDown 102: Like three of golf's four majorsPROAMDDown 103: "Philadelphia" directorDEMMEDDown 106: Greenish blueTEALDDown 107: Having the knackABLEDDown 110: Chinese zodiac animalPIGDDown 111: SmokeCIGDDown 112: Sort who's a natural leader, supposedlyLEODDown 113: Great timeEON