New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th October 2012

There are 61 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th October 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Yoga posture
AAcross 6:	Mideast strongman	ASSAD
AAcross 11:	Men's suit specification
AAcross 15:	Bread dispensers	ATMS
AAcross 19:	Common belief
AAcross 20:	Complete, in informal writing
AAcross 21:	"Dies ___"	IRAE
AAcross 22:	Slow leak
AAcross 23:	Special attention
AAcross 26:	Lioness's lack
AAcross 27:	Behind
AAcross 28:	Against one's will	NOTBYCHOICE
AAcross 30:	Salon worker
AAcross 31:	Island west of Maui
AAcross 32:	Didn't come right out and say
AAcross 33:	Word with Army or ant
AAcross 34:	Lapful, maybe
AAcross 37:	Tantrum, colloquially
AAcross 38:	General headquarters?
AAcross 41:	Farm wagon
AAcross 42:	Some baby sitters
AAcross 44:	Soap discontinued in 2011	ALLMYCHILDREN
AAcross 50:	Speakeasy's distilling locale
AAcross 54:	Buzzer
AAcross 55:	Buzzes
AAcross 56:	Repeated phrase in "Hot Hot Hot"	OLEOLE
AAcross 58:	Ikea store, to some
AAcross 59:	Something with a Blue Book value
AAcross 61:	1937 hit with the lyric "You're like the fragrance of blossoms fair"	SORARE
AAcross 62:	Brown ink
AAcross 63:	Comic strip with the characters Rat and Pig	PEARLSBEFORESWINE
AAcross 67:	A little off
AAcross 69:	Not well
AAcross 70:	Behind	PASTDUE
AAcross 73:	Low-battery signal
AAcross 74:	Dog with "rough" and "smooth" breeds
AAcross 75:	British pens
AAcross 77:	Southwest terminal?
AAcross 78:	"The Gates" artist	CHRISTO
AAcross 80:	M.R.I., maybe	TOTALBODYSCAN
AAcross 83:	Old-fashioned boiler input
AAcross 85:	"Have you ___ good?"
AAcross 86:	Tex. neighbor
AAcross 87:	Egypt's Sadat	ANWAR
AAcross 90:	What a pusher may push in a park
AAcross 94:	Cabinet dept. since 1889	AGR
AAcross 96:	Stoller's partner in songwriting	LEIBER
AAcross 98:	Like some coincidences
AAcross 99:	Enters hurriedly	RUSHESIN
AAcross 104:	What dead men are said to do	TELLNOTALES
AAcross 106:	You may go under it at a hotel
AAcross 107:	Stock: Abbr.	MDSE
AAcross 108:	With "The," former sketch comedy program on CBS ... fittingly enough	CAROLBURNETTSHOW
AAcross 110:	Bit of science
AAcross 111:	Farm fowl
AAcross 112:	Chilled	ONICE
AAcross 113:	Some up-and-comers
AAcross 114:	Teetotaler's amount
AAcross 115:	Or follower
AAcross 116:	Some classwork
AAcross 117:	Relative of a crown
DDown 1:	Top of a ladder, maybe
DDown 2:	"___ Evil" (Mia Farrow film)	SEENO
DDown 3:	Chronicle
DDown 4:	"Our Town" opera composer	NEDROREM
DDown 5:	On the ground, in ballet	ATERRE
DDown 6:	Volume of the world
DDown 7:	Pet that doesn't need much brushing, say
DDown 8:	Old Brit. coins
DDown 9:	Son in "The Royal Tenenbaums"	ARI
DDown 10:	Italian ladies
DDown 11:	Itty-bitty breath mint
DDown 12:	Omani or Yemeni
DDown 13:	Three-time All-Star pitcher Frank	LARY
DDown 14:	Hanger-on
DDown 15:	Warning
DDown 16:	Blue eyes and blond hair
DDown 17:	Takes baby steps
DDown 18:	Alka-Seltzer ad character
DDown 24:	Frist's successor as Senate majority leader
DDown 25:	Outta here
DDown 29:	Percussionist's setup	HIHAT
DDown 31:	Home of the oldest school in Sweden, founded in 1085
DDown 35:	Palm products
DDown 36:	Recipe unit
DDown 38:	Hindu title of respect
DDown 39:	Round in Britain, maybe
DDown 40:	More likely to crash?
DDown 41:	Boating hazards
DDown 43:	"Uh-uh, laddie"
DDown 45:	Blue Triangle grps.	YWCAS
DDown 46:	Not burn completely
DDown 47:	It might extend above a side door	ROOFLET
DDown 48:	The youngest Jetson	ELROY
DDown 49:	Only a day away, say
DDown 51:	Cassette player
DDown 52:	"Pulp Fiction" weapon
DDown 53:	Benaderet of "The Beverly Hillbillies"	BEA
DDown 57:	Cinnabar, e.g.
DDown 57:	Cinnabar, e.g.
DDown 60:	2010 movie with a plot to steal the moon	DESPICABLEME
DDown 61:	Prefix with comedy	SERIO
DDown 62:	Wuss
DDown 64:	Pine-___
DDown 65:	Split in a hurry
DDown 66:	Forest, in Germany
DDown 67:	Epitome of simplicity
DDown 68:	"Whatever"	MEH
DDown 71:	River through Orsk	URAL
DDown 72:	Central Sicilian province	ENNA
DDown 74:	Windy City commuters' inits.	CTA
DDown 75:	Lottery winner's feeling
DDown 76:	Departure from the norm
DDown 79:	Philosopher Kierkegaard	SOREN
DDown 81:	Competent
DDown 82:	Ted who wrote "The Kennedy Legacy"
DDown 84:	T. S. Eliot's middle name	STEARNS
DDown 87:	"Nashville" director	ALTMAN
DDown 88:	Must	NEEDTO
DDown 89:	Presidential middle name or last name
DDown 91:	Take off again, as pounds	RELOSE
DDown 92:	Dodger Hershiser	OREL
DDown 93:	Vasco da Gama's departure point
DDown 94:	#2: Abbr.	ASST
DDown 95:	Low-rent district
DDown 97:	Pharmaceutical giant that makes Boniva	ROCHE
DDown 100:	"___ Gold"	ULEES
DDown 101:	African region including Khartoum and Timbuktu	SAHEL
DDown 102:	"___ roll!" (bettor's cry)	IMONA
DDown 103:	Full of the latest
DDown 105:	Asian gold bar measure
DDown 106:	Glassmaking material
DDown 109:	Game with Wild Draw 4 cards	UNO