New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st July 2012 There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st July 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Plays a sirenTEMPTSAAcross 7: Gold Coast, todayGHANAAAcross 12: MeanderROAMAAcross 16: It's a plus in a bank acct.DEPAAcross 19: Noted landing siteARARATAAcross 20: Player of the younger Cunningham on "Happy Days"MORANAAcross 21: Mach3 predecessorATRAAAcross 22: "Yes, I'm a Witch" singer, 1992ONOAAcross 23: ___ Bay, 1898 battle siteMANILAAAcross 24: DeliverADMINISTERAAcross 26: They push thingsADSAAcross 27: File folder, e.g.ICONAAcross 28: President who was 65-Across (1872)CALVIN COOLIDGEAAcross 30: Heads upASCENDSAAcross 33: Capital of Denmark?DEEAAcross 34: Come to naughtFAILAAcross 35: Fermented honey drinkMEADAAcross 36: Where kips are cashLAOSAAcross 37: Observe, in the BibleSEESTAAcross 39: Presidential daughter who was 65-Across (1998)MALIAOBAMAAAcross 41: First National Leaguer with 500 home runsOTTAAcross 42: Act outMIMEAAcross 43: StaffMANAAcross 44: Some slippersMULESAAcross 45: Novelist who was 65-Across (1804)NATHANIEL HAWTHORNEAAcross 52: Early computerENIACAAcross 53: Yevtushenko's "Babi ___"YARAAcross 54: Red Cross supplySERAAAcross 55: Word with black or packJETAAcross 58: "The Haj" authorURISAAcross 61: Long way to go?LIMOAAcross 63: Bill providerATMAAcross 64: ___ Valley, 2002 Winter Olympics venueDEERAAcross 65: See 28-, 39-, 45-, 83-, 95- and 107-AcrossBORNONTHEFOURTHOFJULYAAcross 71: PlentyA LOTAAcross 72: Sri Lankan exportTEAAAcross 73: Film canineASTAAAcross 74: "This is dedicated to the ___ love"ONEIAAcross 75: Wordsworth's "solitary Tree"YEWAAcross 76: InterpretREADAAcross 78: Article in Der SpiegelEINAAcross 79: Sweater styleV NECKAAcross 83: Team owner who was 65-Across (1930)GEORGESTEINBRENNERAAcross 89: Have ___ one's wordsTOEATAAcross 92: Set-___TOSAAcross 93: Sierra Nevada, e.g.BEERAAcross 94: Building block, of sortsDNAAAcross 95: Columnist who was 65-Across (1918)ANNLANDERSAAcross 99: Powerful blowsSWATSAAcross 101: Attire usually worn with slippersTUTUAAcross 102: "Unfaithful" co-star, 2002GEREAAcross 103: The final Mrs. ChaplinOONAAAcross 104: Economic stat.CPIAAcross 105: InitiallyAT FIRSTAAcross 107: Literary critic who was 65-Across (1905)LIONEL TRILLINGAAcross 111: Michigan collegeALMAAAcross 112: When sung five times, an Abba hitIDOAAcross 113: Electrical impulse conductor in the bodyMOTONEURONAAcross 114: RiffraffRABBLEAAcross 117: D.C. playerNATAAcross 118: Knightwear?MAILAAcross 119: Maytag acquisition of 2001AMANAAAcross 120: And others, in a footnoteET ALIAAAcross 121: Most of a figure eightESSAAcross 122: CoolersADESAAcross 123: Water balloon soundSPLATAAcross 124: OutASLEEPDDown 1: Tufted topperTAMDDown 2: ChapterERADDown 3: Some large tubesMANICOTTIDDown 4: They might be inflatedPRICESDDown 5: Part of Tennyson's "crooked hands"TALONDDown 6: Pinch-hits (for)STANDSINDDown 7: Former financing inits.GMACDDown 8: Wannabe surfersHODADSDDown 9: Cove, e.g.ARMLETDDown 10: Sucker-likeNAIVEDDown 11: Years at the VaticanANNIDDown 12: Wily sortRASCALDDown 13: 10th-century Holy Roman emperorOTTOIIDDown 14: Iris partAREOLADDown 15: Clayey depositMARLDDown 16: Conclude negotiations successfullyDOADEALDDown 17: Chess closingEND GAMEDDown 17: Chess closingENDGAMEDDown 18: ImpersonatedPOSEDASDDown 25: Bundles of joy, so to speakINFANTSDDown 29: InfuseIMBUEDDown 30: "Home ___"ALONEDDown 31: Lord of the FliesSATANDDown 32: Convoy componentSEMIDDown 38: Wide shoe specEEEDDown 39: Wide-open mouthMAWDDown 40: Every, in an RxOMNDDown 42: Lens used for close-upsMACRODDown 43: New World monkeysMARMOSETSDDown 46: FrequentHAUNTDDown 47: Singer LovettLYLEDDown 48: City on the slopes of Mount CarmelHAIFADDown 49: What a thermometer measuresHEATDDown 50: Garden chemical brandORTHODDown 51: One of the Estevez brothersRAMONDDown 55: French gameJEUDDown 56: Dish that may be smokedEELDDown 57: AdjudgeTRYDDown 59: PrelimINTRODDown 60: Range roverSTEERDDown 62: Certain belly buttonOUTIEDDown 64: Magic lamp figureDJINNDDown 65: Seabiscuit, for oneBAYDDown 66: Crowd shoutOLEDDown 67: Ticket datumROWDDown 68: Den ___, NederlandHAAGDDown 69: Eastern royalRANIDDown 70: What a thermometer may measureFEVERDDown 77: Get off at a stationDETRAINDDown 80: Like adversity, one hopesENDURABLEDDown 81: Mint productsCENTSDDown 82: Sausage topperKRAUTDDown 83: Ancient Greek anatomistGALENDDown 84: Seventh chapterETADDown 85: "I'll send an ___ to the world" (Police lyric)SOSDDown 86: Bird's org.NBADDown 87: Kind of testBETADDown 88: Interstate signREST AREADDown 89: "Good night, and good luck," e.g.TAG LINEDDown 89: "Good night, and good luck," e.g.TAGLINEDDown 90: Six Nations tribeONEIDASDDown 91: Becomes establishedENROOTSDDown 96: Like some mutual fundsNOLOADDDown 97: West of NashvilleDOTTIEDDown 98: RegistersENROLSDDown 99: Air show maneuverSPIRALDDown 100: Actress RyderWINONADDown 101: KettledrumTIMBALDDown 104: Opposite of break apartCLUMPDDown 106: High-heels alternativesFLATSDDown 108: Anarchist GoldmanEMMADDown 109: MeadowlandsLEASDDown 110: PunkieGNATDDown 115: "The dog ate my homework," probablyLIEDDown 116: Literary inits.EAP