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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd January 2012

    There are 61 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd January 2012. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Colo. ___, Colo.SPR
    AAcross 4: 1040 preparer, for short
    AAcross 7: Heartbeat
    AAcross 13: Plied with spirits
    AAcross 18: ShakespeareTHEBARD
    AAcross 20: National Forensic League skill
    AAcross 22: Rare violin
    AAcross 23: Royal house until the early 20th century
    AAcross 24: Bad occupation for Sleepy?
    AAcross 26: One
    AAcross 27: Head of ancient Sparta?
    AAcross 28: Hardest to ship, say
    AAcross 29: Bad occupation for Happy?GOTHMUSICIAN
    AAcross 31: Bit of wear for a fop
    AAcross 32: Hero who debuted in Weird Tales magazine in 1932CONAN
    AAcross 33: M.A. hopeful's ordealGRE
    AAcross 34: Like Oscar Wilde's humor
    AAcross 37: Ruler in a robe
    AAcross 41: Touch while running
    AAcross 42: Home of two M.L.B. teams
    AAcross 42: Home of two M.L.B. teams
    AAcross 44: Villains in 1939's "Stagecoach"
    AAcross 48: Last ___
    AAcross 50: Ones running away with the game?
    AAcross 54: Mrs. Robinson's daughterELAINE
    AAcross 55: Having hands, maybe
    AAcross 57: Bad occupation for Sneezy?FLORALARRANGER
    AAcross 59: More than a quarter of the earth's crust, by mass
    AAcross 61: Longtime Yankee nicknameAROD
    AAcross 62: Spot for a flame
    AAcross 63: Bad occupation for Grumpy?MOTIVATIONALSPEAKER
    AAcross 69: 2000 musical with the song "Fortune Favors the Brave"AIDA
    AAcross 70: Diplomatic, say
    AAcross 71: Some juices
    AAcross 73: Bad occupation for Dopey?ALGEBRATEACHER
    AAcross 79: Grippers
    AAcross 80: Spanish dish
    AAcross 81: Classic figure in a top hat
    AAcross 83: It needs to be fed frequently
    AAcross 84: Best in the market
    AAcross 86: Last word of "Finnegans Wake"
    AAcross 87: ___ CanalsSOO
    AAcross 89: Gives a darn?
    AAcross 90: Bridge maker's deg.
    AAcross 91: Biblical mount
    AAcross 93: Singer JohnELTON
    AAcross 95: Common tattoo spot
    AAcross 98: Bad occupation for Doc?VILLAGEIDIOT
    AAcross 105: Hippocampus hippocampus, e.g.
    AAcross 105: Hippocampus hippocampus, e.g.
    AAcross 108: Mishmashes
    AAcross 109: Employee of the month award, say
    AAcross 110: Bad occupation for Bashful?TVPERSONALITY
    AAcross 112: Waldorf salad ingredients
    AAcross 113: Sports anchor RichEISEN
    AAcross 114: Attacked ground units, in a way
    AAcross 115: Honchos
    AAcross 116: Lands in a puddle, maybe
    AAcross 117: Accent
    AAcross 118: ___-Magnon
    AAcross 119: ___-la-laTRA
    DDown 1: Kerri ___, U.S. gymnastics star at the 1996 OlympicsSTRUG
    DDown 2: 45 player
    DDown 3: Pay up
    DDown 4: Cave ___CANEM
    DDown 5: One going to market
    DDown 6: Daily or weekly: Abbr.ADV
    DDown 7: "Friends" roleMONICA
    DDown 8: (0,0), on a graph
    DDown 9: Eruption sight
    DDown 10: "___ Frome"ETHAN
    DDown 11: A picky person may pick one
    DDown 12: Trailer attachment
    DDown 13: Bananas
    DDown 14: "Somebody shot me!"IMHIT
    DDown 15: Questionnaire blank
    DDown 16: Airport postings, for short
    DDown 17: Force
    DDown 19: Subject of dozens of Degas paintings
    DDown 21: Vertigo symptom
    DDown 25: Group with the 1995 #1 hit "Waterfalls"
    DDown 27: Honor like a troubadourSINGOF
    DDown 30: Bar that shrinks
    DDown 33: Miss
    DDown 34: Like four U.S. presidents
    DDown 35: Mathematician DescartesRENE
    DDown 36: River to the North SeaYSER
    DDown 37: Chapters in history
    DDown 38: Half note
    DDown 39: Novelist CalvinoITALO
    DDown 40: Like lanterns at the start of evening
    DDown 42: Log
    DDown 43: Big bother
    DDown 43: Big bother
    DDown 45: Degree of interest?
    DDown 46: "Voilà!"ALAKAZAM
    DDown 47: Fire
    DDown 49: Convivial
    DDown 51: Jai ___ALAI
    DDown 52: Funeral song in Scotland
    DDown 53: Cuts
    DDown 56: Become a YouTube sensationGOVIRAL
    DDown 58: Finally edible
    DDown 60: Zip
    DDown 64: Duo with the 2003 hit "All the Things She Said"
    DDown 65: Levi's alternative
    DDown 66: Actors MacLachlan and Chandler
    DDown 67: Serve up some ham?
    DDown 68: Extend, in a way
    DDown 72: Georgia and Moldova, once: Abbr.SSRS
    DDown 73: Like two peas in ___
    DDown 74: Hail
    DDown 75: Is allowed (to)
    DDown 76: Overhead transports
    DDown 77: Tolkien's tree creaturesENTS
    DDown 78: Some Jamaicans
    DDown 82: "Switched-On Bach" instrumentMOOG
    DDown 85: Snares
    DDown 88: Not a great hand for raisingONEPAIR
    DDown 92: Surgical inserts
    DDown 93: Aristocracies
    DDown 94: Big name in insuranceLLOYDS
    DDown 95: [Give me the worm! Give me the worm!]
    DDown 96: Hallmark of the Philadelphia sound
    DDown 97: Sounds of hesitation
    DDown 98: Relating to the palm of the hand
    DDown 99: Apple software bundle that includes GarageBandILIFE
    DDown 100: Volunteer's cryILLGO
    DDown 101: "Shoot!"
    DDown 102: Disgruntled worker's parting cryIQUIT
    DDown 103: External
    DDown 104: "The Gondoliers" brideTESSA
    DDown 105: Ballet bit
    DDown 106: Malevolent
    DDown 107: Lhasa ___
    DDown 111: "Either plagiarism or revolution," per Paul Gauguin
    DDown 112: Fighters' org.
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