New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th January 2013 There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th January 2013. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Break in poetryCAESURAAAcross 8: Costumed animal, perhapsMASCOTAAcross 14: Something media executives keep an eye on?CBSTVAAcross 19: The hare, notablyALSO-RANAAcross 20: One on the verge of croaking?TADPOLEAAcross 21: Prompt againRECUEAAcross 22: Allowed aboardLETONTOAAcross 23: Molecules in natural gasETHANESAAcross 24: Acrobat developerADOBEAAcross 25: ChainsIRONSAAcross 26: "Take that!"SOTHEREAAcross 28: Egg-sorting deviceSIZERAAcross 30: Offense that's provoked by lurid newsCOPYAAcross 31: -CRIMEAAcross 32: "Fine, have it your way!"VERY WELLAAcross 35: Davis of "I'm Not Rappaport"OSSIEAAcross 37: Mom-and-pop orgs.PTASAAcross 38: Salty streamTEARSAAcross 40: AforementionedSAIDAAcross 41: New England seafood stapleSCRODAAcross 43: Author who wrote about frontier lifeWILLAAAcross 44: -HERAAcross 45: Vehicle that's out of this world?STARSHIPAAcross 49: Person on tap?BARKEEPAAcross 51: Cold war fightersMIGSAAcross 52: ShredIOTAAAcross 53: Villain in many a fairy taleEVILQUEENAAcross 55: WingedALATEAAcross 57: Salon requestBLOW-DRYAAcross 59: 27-Down predatorsEELSAAcross 60: Diamond unitCARATAAcross 62: Water park featureSLIDEAAcross 63: Sowed one's wild oatsTOMAAcross 65: -TEDAAcross 66: ___-dozenDIMEAAAcross 70: Metals giant in the Dow Jones industrial averageALCOAAAcross 72: Monterrey cheddar?PESOAAcross 75: SanitariumsASYLUMSAAcross 77: Chaise scene?PATIOAAcross 79: Villain in many an action movieTERRORISTAAcross 82: DarkensDIMSAAcross 83: ___ materALMAAAcross 84: Paparazzi payerTABLOIDAAcross 86: Biblical resting spotMT. ARARATAAcross 88: Base of Asti wineMUSAAcross 89: -GRAPEAAcross 90: Sandwich specONRYEAAcross 91: First responders, for shortEMTSAAcross 93: Pop's popGRAMPAAcross 94: Where the Mets once metSHEAAAcross 95: Back-to-back competitions?DUELSAAcross 100: ETsSPACEMENAAcross 102: Dominatrix's wearLATEXAAcross 104: -SUITAAcross 105: SamplingTASTEAAcross 106: ___ Sea, body of water north of NorwayBARENTSAAcross 108: In itselfPER SEAAcross 108: In itselfPERSEAAcross 109: Really hurtsMAIMSAAcross 111: More poker-facedSTONIERAAcross 113: Show timeAIRDATEAAcross 115: Act impulsively, as young loversELOPEAAcross 116: Without any oomphTIREDLYAAcross 117: More dirty, as Santa's bootsSOOTIERAAcross 118: He wrote "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back"LENINAAcross 119: Dramatist SeanO'CASEYAAcross 120: SwaddlesENFOLDSDDown 1: It may be spotted in a pet storeCALICODDown 2: Last OldsmobilesALEROSDDown 3: HindersESTOPSDDown 4: Wife of WoodySOONYIDDown 5: Fancy flower holdersURNSDDown 6: The Pied Piper of Hamelin, e.g.RATDDown 7: Years abroadANOSDDown 8: "Misty" croonerMATHISDDown 9: Leigh Hunt poem "Abou Ben ___"ADHEMDDown 10: Middle weights?SPARETIRESDDown 11: Traffic directorCONEDDown 12: Cry with an accentOLEDDown 13: Mosaic tilesTESSERAEDDown 14: Screwball character on "The Simpsons"CRAZYDDown 15: Moistens, in a wayBEDEWSDDown 16: Make the Billboard charts, saySCOREAHITDDown 17: Unwieldy boatTUBDDown 18: Victorian leader?VEEDDown 20: FoursomeTETRADDDown 27: Ink holdersOCTOPIDDown 29: Return address letters?IRSDDown 32: Bonding measurementVALENCEDDown 33: Feudal vassalLIEGEDDown 34: P.M.'s and such: Abbr.LDRSDDown 36: Sigmoid curveESSDDown 37: In onPRIVYTODDown 39: Actress SommerELKEDDown 42: -CHERDDown 43: Cry like a felineWAULDDown 45: Participants in some rivalries, brieflySIBSDDown 46: Going rate?TOLLDDown 47: Yours, in YpresATOIDDown 48: Number-cruncher's numbersRAW DATADDown 49: Hwy. that ends near La GuardiaBQEDDown 50: Word often seen before 3, 4 or 5, but never 1PARDDown 51: Precocious Roald Dahl heroineMATILDADDown 54: Apollo 10's Snoopy, e.g., for shortLEMDDown 56: -LADYDDown 58: Hero's spotDELIDDown 61: Magazine of the National Space SocietyADASTRADDown 64: High-fiber cerealOATBRANDDown 65: Raptors' home: Abbr.TORDDown 67: Pioneering conservationistMUIRDDown 68: Watson of the Harry Potter filmsEMMADDown 69: Part of T.A.: Abbr.ASSTDDown 71: Retirement spotCOTDDown 72: Old barnstorming needsPROPPLANESDDown 73: Lake connected to Sandusky BayERIEDDown 74: Roll around in the yard?SODDDown 76: Modern R&R optionSTAYDDown 77: Well-roundedPLUMPDDown 78: Source of talk, oftenAMSTATIONDDown 80: Jack of old westernsELAMDDown 81: "My turn"IMNEXTDDown 83: Double agent AldrichAMESDDown 85: Shakes onAGREESTODDown 87: Cherry, e.g.REDDDown 90: Master of literary twistsO. HENRYDDown 92: Sautéed seafood dishSCAMPIDDown 93: Intl. standardGMTDDown 94: Intense, as a gazeSTEELYDDown 96: Not fazed byUSED TODDown 97: Kind of pass for an overseas passengerEURAILDDown 98: On the stock exchangeLISTEDDDown 99: Stock units?STEERSDDown 101: -ESSENDDown 103: Hitch ___ARIDEDDown 106: When doubled, island near TahitiBORADDown 107: Author's encl.SASEDDown 108: Univ. figurePROFDDown 109: "The Producers" producer BrooksMELDDown 110: It may be represented by "XXX" in the funniesALEDDown 112: One of the X's in XXXTICDDown 114: -ION