New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th May 2012

There are 64 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th May 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Something you willingly part with?
AAcross 7:	Air Force college athlete
AAcross 13:	Calm
AAcross 20:	Tied up
AAcross 21:	Nervous	ONEDGE
AAcross 22:	Fixes
AAcross 23:	Have, say
AAcross 25:	Record collection?	DATASET
AAcross 26:	Protector of the dead, in Egyptian myth
AAcross 27:	As a result
AAcross 28:	Seek (out)
AAcross 30:	Easy run
AAcross 31:	Slowly
AAcross 33:	It runs down the neck
AAcross 35:	Title role for Kilmer and Costner	EARP
AAcross 37:	In accordance with
AAcross 38:	They're likely to blow	ACTIVEVOLCANOES
AAcross 44:	Keglers' org.	PBA
AAcross 47:	A state symbol
AAcross 48:	No laughing matter, e.g.
AAcross 49:	Savanna grazer
AAcross 53:	Insensitive
AAcross 55:	Turkeys
AAcross 56:	At a glance
AAcross 58:	"Friends" friend
AAcross 59:	Ridicules
AAcross 60:	Reciprocally
AAcross 61:	Bismarck-to-Grand Forks dir.
AAcross 62:	Some acting awards	TONYS
AAcross 63:	Decidedly eligible, in a way	ONEA
AAcross 64:	Invoice abbr.	AMT
AAcross 65:	Not seeing eye to eye
AAcross 68:	End of the main part of the Constitution	ARTICLEVII
AAcross 71:	Flashed hand signal
AAcross 72:	Canadian Indian
AAcross 73:	Bit of a jam
AAcross 74:	"Either you do it ___ will"	ORI
AAcross 75:	Often-dried fruit
AAcross 78:	Get-rich-quick scheme?
AAcross 79:	Nix
AAcross 82:	Annual quartet
AAcross 83:	___ Bornes (classic card game)
AAcross 84:	Certain link
AAcross 85:	10 kilogauss
AAcross 86:	Sister ___, 1920s-'30s evangelist	AIMEE
AAcross 87:	Noted ring family	ALIS
AAcross 88:	Foreign one	EIN
AAcross 89:	Electrical pioneer	ALESSANDROVOLTA
AAcross 94:	Crib cry	WAH
AAcross 97:	Mex. women	SRAS
AAcross 98:	Bit of a jam
AAcross 99:	Valuable violin
AAcross 103:	"Zip-___-Doo-Dah"	ADEE
AAcross 105:	Two-finger keyboard shortcut in Windows	ALTTAB
AAcross 109:	Itinerary info
AAcross 111:	"Love ___"	MEDO
AAcross 112:	Old country name from the Portuguese for "beautiful"
AAcross 114:	Common houseplant with colorful blooms
AAcross 117:	Competitor at a hippodrome
AAcross 118:	Speaker of the line "He thinks too much: such men are dangerous"
AAcross 119:	Store, as corn
AAcross 120:	Kind of organ or overload
AAcross 121:	Some of them are marching
AAcross 122:	Got in the end
DDown 1:	In-box contents
DDown 1:	In-box contents
DDown 2:	Pickle
DDown 3:	Botulin, e.g.
DDown 4:	Record label for the Kinks and Pink
DDown 5:	Abbr. to the left of a number
DDown 6:	Falco of "The Sopranos"	EDIE
DDown 7:	Pardoned
DDown 8:	Tom, Dick or Harry
DDown 9:	Part of the Pentateuch: Abbr.
DDown 10:	Alphabet quartet	CDEF
DDown 11:	No Mr. Nice Guy
DDown 12:	Wyo. neighbor	NEBR
DDown 13:	Like Quito and La Paz
DDown 14:	Place to see una ópera	TEATRO
DDown 15:	Wager
DDown 16:	Bibliographical abbr.
DDown 16:	Bibliographical abbr.
DDown 17:	Greek with a storied life
DDown 18:	Brunch serving
DDown 19:	Word often preceded by poly-
DDown 24:	Multitudes
DDown 29:	Bawl out
DDown 32:	Kind of surprise
DDown 34:	Shiver-inducing stare
DDown 36:	Shakespeare contemporary	PEELE
DDown 39:	Steadfast
DDown 40:	Locker rooms often have them
DDown 41:	Romeo's "two blushing pilgrims"
DDown 42:	Bldg. directory listings
DDown 43:	Microchannel
DDown 44:	Narc's find
DDown 45:	Dickensian cry
DDown 46:	Some succulents	ALOEVERAS
DDown 50:	Brandy, for one
DDown 51:	1920s Olympic track gold medalist Paavo ___	NURMI
DDown 52:	Tooth: Prefix	DENTI
DDown 54:	Yakutsk's river
DDown 55:	Parry
DDown 56:	Newsman Roger	ONEIL
DDown 57:	Bric-a-___	BRAC
DDown 59:	Intense hankering
DDown 60:	Setup, of a sort
DDown 62:	Bakery display
DDown 63:	Tub-thump
DDown 65:	Sailor's cry
DDown 66:	Portable home
DDown 67:	Desktop feature
DDown 68:	They come out of the head
DDown 69:	One of Egypt's plagues
DDown 70:	Arrow shooter
DDown 73:	Like a shoe
DDown 76:	Cancún, por ejemplo	ISLA
DDown 77:	Barbecue blocks
DDown 78:	Portray
DDown 79:	Go easily (through)
DDown 80:	Hi-tech special effects	CGI
DDown 81:	French ___
DDown 83:	Actress Farrow	MIA
DDown 84:	"Just for the taste of it" or "Just do it"
DDown 86:	___ U.S. atty.	ASST
DDown 87:	Embodiments
DDown 90:	Golf pencil's lack
DDown 91:	It might go up via an escalator
DDown 92:	Like some garages	ONECAR
DDown 93:	No more than
DDown 94:	Drifts
DDown 95:	Not just esteem
DDown 96:	"Great blue" creature
DDown 100:	On again
DDown 101:	Singer with the multiplatinum albums "19" and "21"	ADELE
DDown 102:	Was sweet (on)
DDown 104:	CPR pros	EMTS
DDown 106:	Crunchy munchie
DDown 107:	Beginning to cry?
DDown 108:	Born's partner
DDown 110:	Cinematographer Nykvist	SVEN
DDown 113:	Oklahoma Indian
DDown 115:	Sussex suffix	ISE
DDown 116:	Like Haydn's Symphony No. 12 or 29	INE