New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th February 2013

There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th February 2013. View the answers below..

Also try..
All New York Times Answers All Publications

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Wallop
AAcross 6:	Gray piece
AAcross 10:	Cricket club
AAcross 13:	Fair-minded
AAcross 17:	"Funeral Blues" writer
AAcross 18:	"Pity is for the living, ___ is for the dead": Twain
AAcross 19:	Kaplan of "Welcome Back, Kotter"	GABE
AAcross 20:	Info from a debriefing
AAcross 22:	Somewhat redundant 1965 country song?	GREENGREENGRASSOFHOME
AAcross 26:	Journalist Couric	KATIE
AAcross 27:	___ Lang, Superboy's love
AAcross 28:	1951 Cooperstown inductee	OTT
AAcross 29:	Increases, with "up"
AAcross 30:	Somewhat redundant Milton Bradley game?	HUNGRYHUNGRYHIPPOS
AAcross 35:	Show featuring the L.V.P.D.	CSI
AAcross 38:	Oktoberfest collectibles
AAcross 39:	Cotillion attendee
AAcross 40:	Power in sci-fi
AAcross 40:	Power in sci-fi
AAcross 41:	Kneeler's offering
AAcross 43:	Ambient musician Brian	ENO
AAcross 44:	Org. that fines polluters
AAcross 44:	Org. that fines polluters
AAcross 45:	Chicken bred for its meat
AAcross 49:	Somewhat redundant size?	EXTRAEXTRALARGE
AAcross 54:	Roof projection
AAcross 55:	Constitutional
AAcross 56:	Bedtime preyer?
AAcross 57:	"Nick News" host Linda	ELLERBEE
AAcross 60:	Song featured in "Animal House"
AAcross 61:	Bakery array
AAcross 62:	Reacted to a bad call
AAcross 63:	Mr. Bill appeared on it: Abbr.	SNL
AAcross 64:	Somewhat redundant 1960s spy series?	THEWILDWILDWEST
AAcross 69:	Sound of heartbreak
AAcross 72:	Picks up
AAcross 73:	Cartoon beagle	ODIE
AAcross 74:	Hit the roof
AAcross 78:	Like some passages in a symphony
AAcross 80:	Elton John nickname
AAcross 81:	Deli appliance
AAcross 82:	O'Neill's "___ Christie"
AAcross 83:	Somewhat redundant literary genre?	SHORTSHORTSTORY
AAcross 88:	Scrammed	GOTLOST
AAcross 91:	Brief laugh
AAcross 92:	Flamboyant stole
AAcross 93:	Machiavellian concerns
AAcross 94:	John of Salisbury
AAcross 95:	Pink lady ingredient
AAcross 96:	"The things I put up with!"
AAcross 99:	Buff
AAcross 100:	Somewhat redundant theater production?	OFFOFFBROADWAYSHOW
AAcross 106:	Glinda's creator
AAcross 107:	Clock face number
AAcross 108:	Repo justification
AAcross 109:	Core philosophy
AAcross 112:	Extremely redundant 1963 caper film?	ITSAMADMADMADMADWORLD
AAcross 118:	"Ta-da!"
AAcross 119:	Patron saint of sailors	ELMO
AAcross 120:	Cut and collect
AAcross 121:	128-character set
AAcross 122:	Job title abbr.	ASST
AAcross 123:	Cooper Union's location, briefly	NYC
AAcross 124:	Haute cuisine it's not
AAcross 125:	Chews (out)
DDown 1:	Not look perky, say
DDown 2:	Visibility reducer
DDown 3:	Skull session result
DDown 4:	Comb row
DDown 5:	Ancient Roman author Quintus ___	ENNIUS
DDown 6:	In accordance with
DDown 7:	Goalie's jersey number, often
DDown 8:	A Waugh	EVELYN
DDown 9:	Human speech mimickers
DDown 10:	Shearing shed sound
DDown 11:	Swallow, as costs
DDown 12:	Clearly low on patience
DDown 13:	Peter Pan rival	JIF
DDown 14:	Not as content
DDown 15:	Percussive dance troupe
DDown 16:	Musician's rate
DDown 19:	Will Geer's role on "The Waltons"
DDown 21:	Minus
DDown 23:	Refined
DDown 24:	Animal whose head doesn't make a sound?
DDown 25:	Common check box on surveys
DDown 31:	MTV's earliest viewers, mostly
DDown 32:	With 33-Down, plastic shields and such
DDown 33:	See 32-Down
DDown 34:	Equal: Prefix
DDown 35:	Tangy salad leaves
DDown 36:	Amendment guaranteeing a speedy trial
DDown 37:	Part of the front matter
DDown 42:	Mosaicist's supply
DDown 44:	South Dakota Air Force base
DDown 45:	Not on deck, maybe
DDown 46:	R&D sites
DDown 47:	Unchanging
DDown 48:	Walk while dizzy
DDown 50:	Wimbledon champ Gibson
DDown 51:	Shakes up
DDown 52:	Very impressed
DDown 53:	Crystal Cave is one
DDown 58:	Common middle name
DDown 59:	E Day debuts	EDSELS
DDown 61:	Emergency
DDown 62:	Captain who says "Well, gentlemen, between ourselves and home are 27,000 sea miles"
DDown 65:	Fill up on
DDown 66:	Perfume sampling spot
DDown 67:	Roman calendar day
DDown 68:	Overused
DDown 69:	One way to go to a party
DDown 70:	"What a calamity!"	OHNO
DDown 71:	Inclination
DDown 75:	Big East sch.	UCONN
DDown 76:	Proust's "Ë la Recherche du Temps ___"
DDown 77:	Sweet meet?
DDown 79:	Nabisco treats sold only seasonally	MALLOMARS
DDown 81:	Hidden
DDown 84:	Athens's home
DDown 85:	1950s TV star Duncan	RENALDO
DDown 86:	Do as expected
DDown 87:	Old World deer
DDown 89:	Body blow reaction
DDown 90:	World capital situated in what was once ancient Thrace
DDown 95:	How bad news is often received
DDown 96:	Attests
DDown 97:	"Music for the Royal Fireworks" composer
DDown 98:	Open conflict
DDown 100:	End note?
DDown 101:	Nickname of jazz's Earl Hines	FATHA
DDown 102:	Joins
DDown 103:	Cheney's follower	BIDEN
DDown 104:	Slow on the uptake
DDown 105:	"___ Body?" (first Lord Peter Wimsey novel)
DDown 110:	Marine threat
DDown 111:	Skinny
DDown 113:	Satisfied
DDown 114:	"Breaking Bad" network	AMC
DDown 115:	Great Leap Forward overseer
DDown 116:	BlackBerry buy
DDown 117:	Slam