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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th March 2012

There are 64 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th March 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Border-crossing necessities
AAcross 4: Black cloud formers
AAcross 9: Unresponsive state
AAcross 13: A flat equivalentGSHARP
AAcross 19: Hitchcock thriller set in Brazil
AAcross 21: It's all downhill from here
AAcross 22: Nation bordering Svizzera
AAcross 23: Ordeal that's no big deal?TRIVIALTRAVAIL
AAcross 25: Gaze upon
AAcross 26: It's much followed in North Africa
AAcross 27: Large cloth sign with nothing on it?BARRENBANNER
AAcross 29: Toy hammer?MATTELMALLET
AAcross 34: Ending with sex or symbol
AAcross 35: Seek redress from
AAcross 36: "Anything ___?"
AAcross 37: Potential pet
AAcross 38: Smartphone buy
AAcross 40: Swine's diet
AAcross 42: Full range
AAcross 43: For ___
AAcross 45: "So that's your game!"
AAcross 46: Gulf of Oman port
AAcross 50: Soft yet easily breakable "Star Trek" creature?BRITTLETRIBBLE
AAcross 56: Available
AAcross 57: "Save Me" singer MannAIMEE
AAcross 58: Break in logic
AAcross 59: Fire starter?
AAcross 60: Magic, for instanceNBATEAM
AAcross 63: Refresher
AAcross 64: European of the Iron Age
AAcross 65: In days gone by
AAcross 66: Hemispherical computer add-on?DOMEDMODEM
AAcross 68: "Ride 'em, cowboy!," e.g.?RODEOORDER
AAcross 70: In its current stateASIS
AAcross 71: "As if that weren't enough ..."
AAcross 72: Perpetually, to Pope
AAcross 73: What only one Best Picture winner has hadXRATING
AAcross 74: In the distance
AAcross 75: Dieter's target
AAcross 76: "The cat's meow" or "a dog's life"
AAcross 78: "___ Eyes" (1969 hit for the Guess Who)
AAcross 79: Big house that's not as big?SMALLERSLAMMER
AAcross 82: Site of one of the Seven Wonders
AAcross 83: Rower's need
AAcross 84: "I hate the Moor" speaker
AAcross 85: Young builder's supplyLEGOS
AAcross 87: Point of rotation
AAcross 90: Plus
AAcross 91: Floors
AAcross 92: Casino souvenir
AAcross 96: "Entourage" agent GoldARI
AAcross 97: Back stroke?
AAcross 99: Goddess of gas?ETHANEATHENA
AAcross 102: Get part of one's shirt under control?CORRALCOLLAR
AAcross 106: Poppies, e.g.
AAcross 107: Undamaged
AAcross 108: What the Gorgon Stheno does in Greek myth?PURSUESPERSEUS
AAcross 113: Render unproductive?
AAcross 114: Dressage gait
AAcross 115: Noisy water heater
AAcross 116: Old Soviet naval base site
AAcross 117: Vodka brandSKYY
AAcross 118: "Borrow"
AAcross 119: Rubber-stampsOKS
DDown 1: Early enough
DDown 1: Early enough
DDown 2: At the back
DDown 3: Ones going on a long walk?
DDown 4: Old machinery coating
DDown 5: Actress VardalosNIA
DDown 6: ___ MailAOL
DDown 7: "You know better!"
DDown 8: Belarus, once: Abbr.SSR
DDown 9: Venae ___ (large blood vessels)CAVAE
DDown 10: It can make you dizzy
DDown 11: Yom Kippur War politician
DDown 12: Revolutionary device?
DDown 13: Longtime Redskins coach Joe
DDown 14: The Andrea Doria, for one
DDown 15: Chemistry Nobelist Otto
DDown 16: King of Naples in "The Tempest"
DDown 17: Cheese offRILEUP
DDown 18: Baseball team once owned by Ray Kroc
DDown 20: Like kiwi fruit
DDown 24: With proficiency
DDown 28: Pinch
DDown 30: Exam administered four times a yr.LSAT
DDown 31: "Lou Grant" production co.MTM
DDown 32: Caribbean resort island
DDown 33: Army heads
DDown 38: Pledge of Allegiance finisher
DDown 39: Like most canned tomatoes
DDown 41: Defensive return
DDown 42: Reacted to shocking news
DDown 43: "Watch your ___!"
DDown 44: Took a few seconds?
DDown 45: Podium personage
DDown 46: They're not popular in officesMONDAYS
DDown 47: ___ oneself (share private thoughts)
DDown 48: Workhorse's quality
DDown 49: Phoebe of "Drop Dead Fred"
DDown 51: Sunni sermonizer
DDown 52: Communication system of old
DDown 53: Exchanged, as words
DDown 54: Reckless driver's loss, possibly
DDown 55: Becomes clear
DDown 61: More copious
DDown 62: Wisdom tooth, e.g.
DDown 64: Caesar's first wifeCORNELIA
DDown 65: Maker of Bug-B-Gon
DDown 67: Adds, as to a recordingDUBSIN
DDown 68: Print shop unit
DDown 69: Salty language
DDown 72: Interrupter of Dagwood's napsELMO
DDown 75: Kentucky Derby and Epsom Oaks, for twoFLATRACES
DDown 76: Old sofa's problem
DDown 77: Concerned about the environment
DDown 80: Can of Newcastle
DDown 81: Young chap
DDown 82: ___ Bud, schoolgirl in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood"
DDown 86: M.A. seeker's testGRE
DDown 87: Director and star of "Looking for Richard"PACINO
DDown 88: Free of creases
DDown 89: Shaw defined it as "insufficient temptation"
DDown 90: Disney subsidiary
DDown 91: Drive-___
DDown 92: Holder of plunder
DDown 93: Regarding this matter
DDown 94: How Sam's Club buys goodsINBULK
DDown 95: Free tickets
DDown 98: Extremist
DDown 99: George Jetson's boyELROY
DDown 100: Scrumptious
DDown 101: Outside shot?
DDown 103: Cry often made while snapping the fingers
DDown 104: Elects
DDown 105: Read but never post
DDown 109: "Too many to list" abbr.
DDown 110: Poseidon's domain
DDown 111: Launch platform
DDown 112: Record with many beats: Abbr.
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