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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th May 2012

There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th May 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Course preparer
AAcross 5: Close shave
AAcross 11: John Lennon song that ends "I love you, yeah, yeah, now and forever"
AAcross 16: Deck (out)
AAcross 19: Tops
AAcross 20: Like some church matters
AAcross 21: Monster slain by Hercules
AAcross 22: Lead-in to meter
AAcross 23: Chocolat, say?TREATOFVERSAILLES
AAcross 26: Shorten, with "off"
AAcross 27: In the limelight
AAcross 28: HBO competitorSTARZ
AAcross 29: Emphatic denialISAIDNO
AAcross 31: Home to the Minutemen, informallyUMASS
AAcross 33: When repeated, an old New Orleans tuneIKO
AAcross 35: Word repeated four times in the last line of Shakespeare's "All the world's a stage" speech
AAcross 36: Polyester fabric
AAcross 39: Macho drag queen?ASTUDINSCARLET
AAcross 46: Shield border
AAcross 47: Make, as a copy of a CD
AAcross 48: Stop on a line
AAcross 49: Dockworkers' org.ILA
AAcross 50: Like literary classics?GOODANDREAD
AAcross 54: Call to the bar?BEERBELL
AAcross 56: Weirdo
AAcross 57: Earth goddess
AAcross 58: Bobby who sang "Take Good Care of My Baby"
AAcross 60: Hall-of-Fame pitcher JossADDIE
AAcross 61: Unsurprisingly
AAcross 63: Skinny?
AAcross 65: Discreet signal
AAcross 68: Like a centaur?PARTANIMAL
AAcross 70: "Don't let that youngster get off without paying!"?BILLTHEKID
AAcross 75: Rural setting
AAcross 76: Had way too much ofODEDON
AAcross 78: Words from a con manTRUSTME
AAcross 79: Given a number, maybe
AAcross 83: Flushed
AAcross 84: Baseball's strikeout kingRYAN
AAcross 85: Go (for)
AAcross 86: Unbiased account?FAIRTALE
AAcross 89: Announcement made by a transplant surgeon, perhaps?LIVERSTABLE
AAcross 92: British isle
AAcross 93: Allan-___ (figure in the Robin Hood legend)ADALE
AAcross 95: Omelette ingredientOEUF
AAcross 96: Middling grades
AAcross 97: Stigmatize a "great" king?BRANDALEXANDER
AAcross 100: Hankering
AAcross 102: Salon selection
AAcross 103: Twin killings, on a diamond: Abbr.DPS
AAcross 104: Went off course
AAcross 106: Part of the inn crowd?
AAcross 110: Access requirement, maybe
AAcross 110: Access requirement, maybe
AAcross 114: Old-fashioned ingredient
AAcross 118: Big collection agcy.
AAcross 119: Two reasons to avoid a dog kennel?THESOUNDANDTHEFUR
AAcross 122: Apt name for a 1-Across?STU
AAcross 123: Unenthusiastic
AAcross 124: Maximum
AAcross 125: Bar mixer
AAcross 126: Rx amt.TSP
AAcross 127: Wonderland messageEATME
AAcross 128: "Are you kidding me?"
AAcross 129: Ocho minus cinco
DDown 1: Roman censorCATO
DDown 2: Game ender, at times
DDown 3: Chemical endings
DDown 4: Given prominence
DDown 5: "A diamond is forever," e.g.
DDown 6: Saint-Germain-des-Prés sights
DDown 7: Ohio or Colorado: Abbr.RIV
DDown 8: Some tennis winners
DDown 9: Head line?
DDown 10: Lanchester on the screenELSA
DDown 11: Little genius
DDown 12: Olive ___OYL
DDown 13: Mid 16th-century yearMDLI
DDown 14: God with a shield
DDown 15: Launch party?
DDown 16: Was duplicitousTOLDALIE
DDown 17: Former co-host of "The View"ODONNELL
DDown 18: Lose itGOPOSTAL
DDown 24: ___-shanterTAMO
DDown 25: Of no interest
DDown 30: See 32-Down: Abbr.ISR
DDown 32: Native of 30-Down
DDown 34: It's solid yellowONEBALL
DDown 36: Take a peke?
DDown 37: Excitement
DDown 38: Debate ender
DDown 40: Do more than threaten, say
DDown 41: Pilgrim
DDown 42: Anesthetized
DDown 43: Tore
DDown 44: Like some dorms
DDown 44: Like some dorms
DDown 45: Title town of a Longfellow poemATRI
DDown 51: Chihuahua drink
DDown 52: Tandoor-baked bread
DDown 53: Where heroes are made
DDown 55: Elaine of "Seinfeld"
DDown 59: Represented
DDown 62: Outlaw Belle who is said to have harbored Jesse James
DDown 63: Many a Little League coach
DDown 64: River to the Rhône
DDown 66: When many German steins are liftedOKTOBER
DDown 67: They get bigger when you smile
DDown 69: Hit the runway
DDown 71: Astronomical distance: Abbr.LTYR
DDown 72: Refrain syllablesTRAS
DDown 73: Easter activity
DDown 74: Abhor
DDown 77: Actor AlainDELON
DDown 80: BarelyATAD
DDown 81: "I did it!"TADA
DDown 82: It's grounded every SaturdayELAL
DDown 84: Prepare, as some Mexican-style beans
DDown 86: Aesop, notably
DDown 87: Places for gates
DDown 88: "That makes sense"ITADDSUP
DDown 90: Saturn S.U.V.VUE
DDown 91: Conclusive trial
DDown 94: Lose it
DDown 98: Holiday quaff
DDown 99: Not worth ___ASOU
DDown 100: Singer of the 1958 #1 hit "It's Only Make Believe"TWITTY
DDown 101: The first "H" in Hanukkah
DDown 105: Former TV judgeABDUL
DDown 107: Suffix with cigarETTE
DDown 108: Cousin of an ostrich
DDown 109: Back-to-sch. time
DDown 111: Growl
DDown 112: Sitting on one's hands
DDown 113: Simba's mate
DDown 115: ___ effortEFOR
DDown 116: Tactless
DDown 117: Mmes., over the borderSRAS
DDown 120: Actor Alastair
DDown 121: Cambodia's Lon ___NOL
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