New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th February 2012

There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th February 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Handsome, as Henri
AAcross 4:	Lucky end?
AAcross 7:	Hyundai sedan	AZERA
AAcross 12:	Mata ___ (spy)	HARI
AAcross 16:	G.P.'s group
AAcross 17:	Some nerve
AAcross 19:	They're all the same
AAcross 20:	Each	APOP
AAcross 21:	Send over some Bibles?	DELIVERTHEGOODBOOKS
AAcross 24:	Tour org.	LPGA
AAcross 25:	Really want
AAcross 26:	Largest, as a sum
AAcross 27:	Things that may have to be cleared
AAcross 29:	Mark Messier, for 12 years
AAcross 30:	Actress Gilpin of "Frasier"
AAcross 31:	Graybeards
AAcross 33:	Dolt's football game plans?	PLAYBOOKFORAFOOL
AAcross 38:	Bar, legally
AAcross 39:	Cinco follower
AAcross 40:	Drum set set
AAcross 42:	Huffs
AAcross 45:	Word affixed to web or handy
AAcross 48:	Police investigator: Abbr.	DET
AAcross 49:	Comet rival	BONAMI
AAcross 51:	Ogle
AAcross 52:	Curved molding
AAcross 54:	The truth about a popular Internet community?	FACEBOOKREALITY
AAcross 59:	Reveal, in poetry
AAcross 60:	Put down
AAcross 62:	"C'est ___"	LAVIE
AAcross 63:	Sea of ___ (arm of the Black Sea)	AZOV
AAcross 64:	Stimpy's pal
AAcross 65:	"The gloves are off!"	ITSON
AAcross 67:	Jack's inferior
AAcross 68:	Albanian money
AAcross 70:	Decodes
AAcross 72:	Singer/actress with a simultaneous #1 album and #1 film, familiarly	JLO
AAcross 73:	Warden's charge
AAcross 75:	Fracas
AAcross 77:	Rathskeller vessel
AAcross 79:	Velvet finish?
AAcross 79:	Velvet finish?
AAcross 80:	Egotistical author's request to a reader?	BOOKMARKMYWORDS
AAcross 84:	Tiny bits of pasta
AAcross 85:	Live
AAcross 86:	Frees
AAcross 87:	Ike's W.W. II command	ETO
AAcross 89:	___ T. (big name in 1960s music)
AAcross 90:	Like certain passages
AAcross 93:	Professorial
AAcross 96:	Start of some Italian church names
AAcross 98:	Avid reader
AAcross 100:	Annual publications for burros?	DONKEYSYEARBOOKS
AAcross 105:	Monotony
AAcross 108:	Whence Zeno	ELEA
AAcross 109:	Mistreatment
AAcross 110:	Cut down to size
AAcross 111:	Best in business
AAcross 115:	Russian retreat
AAcross 116:	"The Mikado" baritone	KOKO
AAcross 117:	Dust cover made of 100% aluminum, perhaps?	FULLMETALBOOKJACKET
AAcross 121:	As previously mentioned, in bibliographies
AAcross 122:	Comparatively stupid
AAcross 123:	Room in Clue
AAcross 124:	Diminutive suffix	ULA
AAcross 125:	Gobi-like
AAcross 126:	Showed over
AAcross 127:	Black ___ (some military activities)
AAcross 128:	Platoon V.I.P.	SFC
DDown 1:	Half of an interrogation team	BADCOP
DDown 2:	"There's a Chef in My Soup!" writer	EMERIL
DDown 3:	Chorus syllables	LALALA
DDown 4:	Lug
DDown 5:	Orch. section	STR
DDown 6:	Successful swinger
DDown 7:	Shampoo ingredient
DDown 8:	Where the wild things are?
DDown 9:	Put an ___	ENDTO
DDown 10:	Engage again for a gig
DDown 11:	Father-and-son rulers of Syria	ASSADS
DDown 12:	One-named fashion designer	HALSTON
DDown 13:	Aid for record-keeping at Mrs. Smith's?	APPLEPIEORDERBOOK
DDown 14:	"Copy that"
DDown 15:	Bridge declaration	IPASS
DDown 17:	Like some flights
DDown 18:	Sarkozy's predecessor	CHIRAC
DDown 19:	Film special effects, briefly	CGI
DDown 22:	Actresses Dana and Judith	IVEYS
DDown 23:	Enlighten
DDown 28:	Believers	ISTS
DDown 30:	Mail-related
DDown 32:	1987 Broadway sensation, colloquially	LESMIZ
DDown 34:	Landed estate
DDown 35:	Old Spanish card game
DDown 36:	The duck in Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf"
DDown 37:	Superboy's sweetie
DDown 41:	Magic, once	LALAKER
DDown 43:	It's measured in points	TYPESIZE
DDown 44:	Spotted
DDown 45:	Rimsky-Korsakov's "Le ___ d'Or"	COQ
DDown 46:	Christina of pop	AGUILERA
DDown 47:	Get together with your bet taker?	MEETONESBOOKMAKER
DDown 50:	"Believe ___ Not!"	ITOR
DDown 53:	Some trains
DDown 55:	Pamper	CATERTO
DDown 56:	Cain raiser
DDown 57:	Sign the register	BOOKIN
DDown 58:	Part of Y.S.L.	YVES
DDown 61:	Ship's record
DDown 66:	Film whale
DDown 68:	Writer Wallace
DDown 69:	Jeff Lynne's band, for short	ELO
DDown 71:	Start of a Vol. I heading	ATO
DDown 72:	___ Kennedy Smith (sister of J.F.K.)
DDown 74:	They come from Mars	MANDMS
DDown 75:	Classic fragrance sold in France as Mon Péché	MYSIN
DDown 76:	Macedonian city with Greek and Roman ruins	EDESSA
DDown 78:	Opposite of "and"
DDown 81:	Type
DDown 82:	___ forte (less loud, in music)
DDown 83:	Judge's order
DDown 88:	Dosage frequency, frequently	ONEADAY
DDown 91:	"Gnarly, man!"
DDown 92:	Star or wolf preceder
DDown 94:	Shooting match
DDown 95:	Homer's home	HELLAS
DDown 97:	Supply at a French smoke shop	TABAC
DDown 99:	Western evergreen	REDFIR
DDown 101:	Hail in a loud voice	YELLTO
DDown 102:	Brouhaha
DDown 103:	Volume holder
DDown 104:	Washington airport	SEATAC
DDown 105:	Sushi bar servings: Var.
DDown 106:	Dwelling
DDown 107:	Like some energy
DDown 112:	Bone under a watch
DDown 113:	Govt. gangbusters	TMEN
DDown 114:	To be, to Benicio
DDown 118:	One, in Orléans	UNE
DDown 119:	Fill completely, in a way
DDown 120:	Law degs.	JDS