New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th January 2012 There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th January 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Swivel on an axisSLUEAAcross 5: Cowboys' home, familiarlyBIGDAAcross 9: LaughableINANEAAcross 14: Marble, e.g.ORBAAcross 17: One in GermanyEINEAAcross 18: Locale of St. Catherine's Monastery, said to be the world's oldest working monasterySINAIAAcross 19: Sources of many beadsCORALSAAcross 21: Narrow inletRIAAAcross 22: Fancy footwear at a TV station?SPIKEHEELSAAcross 24: Advertising department at a TV station?EMARKETINGAAcross 26: Rugged transport, for shortATVAAcross 27: ___ Levy, four-time Super Bowl coach for BuffaloMARVAAcross 28: VisitedCAMEBYAAcross 30: Western loopNOOSEAAcross 31: Like some fortressesMOATEDAAcross 33: Lose ground?ERODEAAcross 35: Classic toy company whose name is its founder's middle nameLIONELAAcross 36: Slide show at a TV station?ENCOREPRESENTATIONAAcross 41: "Puss in Boots" villainOGREAAcross 42: "Barbarella" extras, for shortETSAAcross 43: Person making waves?ROWERAAcross 44: "How ya doin', bro?"SUPAAcross 47: LividIRATEAAcross 50: River to Korea BayYALUAAcross 52: InsanityMANIAAAcross 53: ShavePAREAAcross 54: Court recitationOATHAAcross 55: Midpoints: Abbr.CTRSAAcross 56: Q&A at a TV station?ION EXCHANGEAAcross 58: Lickety-splitCHOP-CHOPAAcross 60: Green-egg layersEMUSAAcross 61: Ruthless corporate typeRAIDERAAcross 62: Noted calendar makersMAYANSAAcross 63: Underworld leaderDONAAcross 64: OverflowABOUNDAAcross 66: Skater YamaguchiKRISTIAAcross 68: Sort (out)SIFTAAcross 69: Instrument with a big bellBASSTUBAAAcross 72: Expert at a TV station?HISTORYBUFFAAcross 75: Cookie holdersJARSAAcross 76: Beginning of some temple namesBNAIAAcross 77: Opéra partACTEAAcross 78: CockamamieLOONYAAcross 79: Carnal cravingLUSTAAcross 80: European freshwater fishBREAMAAcross 81: Super ___NESAAcross 82: George nicknamed Mr. BasketballMIKANAAcross 83: "Tsk! Tsk!"BADAAcross 84: Baseball family surnameALOUAAcross 86: Enrollment at a TV station?LIFETIMEMEMBERSHIPAAcross 92: ShockedAGHASTAAcross 95: How some stocks are boughtATPARAAcross 96: Hold fastADHEREAAcross 97: SeizeWRESTAAcross 98: Playful response to a good insultOHSNAPAAcross 101: You might rub a knife across itHONEAAcross 103: Country singer David Allan ___, writer of "Take This Job and Shove It"COEAAcross 104: Recruiters at a TV station?FOXHUNTERSAAcross 106: Fish holder at a TV station?OXYGENTANKAAcross 109: It's picked in the PacificUKEAAcross 110: One taking the gold?PIRATEAAcross 111: Meal with wineSEDERAAcross 112: Missouri relativesOTOEAAcross 113: It was dropped at WoodstockLSDAAcross 114: "___ Got a Brand New Bag" (1965 James Brown hit)PAPASAAcross 115: Orange or oliveTREEAAcross 116: Await decisionPENDDDown 1: Opening word?SESAMEDDown 2: Tea merchant Sir ThomasLIPTONDDown 3: Early computerUNIVACDDown 4: Shout in a stripEEKDDown 5: Drink served with BrezelnBIERDDown 6: "What chutzpah!"INEVERDDown 7: Miss at a hoedownGALDDown 8: "The Simpsons" character with platform shoesDISCOSTUDDown 9: Old block deliverersICEMENDDown 10: Gold rush town of 1899NOMEDDown 11: Graceful horseARABDDown 12: ___ a scratchNARYDDown 13: Utah's state animalELKDDown 14: Mythical figure blinded by OenopionORIONDDown 15: Do a certain dish dutyRINSEDDown 16: Zero, in slangBAGELDDown 18: Beach umbrella, e.g.SHADERDDown 20: Student involved in a prank, maybeSENIORDDown 23: Appear on the sceneEMERGEDDown 25: SpongeBob, e.g.TOONDDown 29: Sugary quaffsADESDDown 32: Canine protectorTOOTHPASTEDDown 34: Fishing gearREELSDDown 35: BlanketLIEACROSSDDown 37: ___ PlacePEYTONDDown 38: Continental prefixTRANSDDown 39: PrimoA-ONEDDown 40: Product from MarsTWIXDDown 44: Sahara featureSAND DUNEDDown 45: PushURGEDDown 46: One of a group of 12, sayPEERDDown 47: World org. based in Lausanne, SwitzerlandI.O.C.DDown 47: World org. based in Lausanne, SwitzerlandIOCDDown 48: Bowl callRAHDDown 49: Leucippus and Democritus, philosophicallyATOMISTSDDown 51: Some Dadaist worksARPSDDown 52: Go upMOUNTDDown 53: Oil producer?PAINTBRUSHDDown 55: It brings up many ticket holdersCHAIR LIFTDDown 55: It brings up many ticket holdersCHAIRLIFTDDown 56: "Ta-ta!"IMOFFDDown 57: Place to live in GermanyHAUSDDown 59: Prefix with -plasmCYTODDown 60: Give lessonsEDIFYDDown 64: Sheiks' garmentsABASDDown 65: Sidecars might go on itBARTABDDown 66: "Star Trek II" villainKHANDDown 67: Houston universityRICEDDown 68: ___ IslamSUNNIDDown 70: Meadow callBAADDown 71: "Ready!" followerAIMDDown 73: Joiner of a teamYOKEDDown 74: Gravy holderBOATDDown 75: Home of ancient BethlehemJUDEADDown 79: One of a secretive trioLAMPPOSTDDown 80: Dairy brandBORDENDDown 82: Get foggyMISTUPDDown 83: ___ decayBETADDown 85: One-point score, of a sortLEANERDDown 86: It might be batted at a knockoutLASHDDown 87: Clerics' homesMANSESDDown 88: Half of a title role for John Barrymore or Spencer TracyMRHYDEDDown 89: Goddess associated with witchcraftHECATEDDown 90: Like some T-shirt designsIRONONDDown 91: Didn't wait until Christmas, sayPEEKEDDDown 92: TerribleAWFULDDown 93: SavviesGROKSDDown 94: EntrancedHEXEDDDown 98: Other, in OviedoOTRADDown 99: CrateHEAPDDown 100: Lassie of Arg.SRTADDown 102: S-shaped moldingOGEEDDown 105: Quick drinkNIPDDown 107: Gen ___XERDDown 108: OutdoTOP