New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th March 2013

There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th March 2013. View the answers below..

Also try..
All New York Times Answers All Publications

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Polite response to "Thank you"	NOTATALL
AAcross 9:	Classic verse that begins "Ah, broken is the golden bowl!"	LENORE
AAcross 15:	Kafka or Liszt	FRANZ
AAcross 20:	Written justification
AAcross 21:	Part of a doubleheader
AAcross 22:	Esther of "Good Times"	ROLLE
AAcross 23:	Tennis clinic focusing on drop shot skills?	NETWORKINGEVENT
AAcross 25:	More competent
AAcross 26:	Haunted house sound
AAcross 27:	"It's a Wonderful Life" cabdriver	ERNIE
AAcross 28:	Meter reader?
AAcross 30:	Architect Saarinen	EERO
AAcross 31:	"Don't get all worked up!"
AAcross 32:	Young actor Smith	JADEN
AAcross 33:	Cutter
AAcross 34:	Churchill, e.g.
AAcross 36:	Pigs
AAcross 38:	Coaches who help you use your wrist in shots?	SPINDOCTORS
AAcross 42:	Ed.'s pile	MSS
AAcross 45:	Spiny ___
AAcross 46:	Fleece
AAcross 48:	Chooses not to participate	OPTSOUT
AAcross 49:	Tennis players who clown around?	COURTJESTERS
AAcross 52:	"One can only ___ much"	DOSO
AAcross 53:	BlackBerry, e.g., in brief
AAcross 54:	Having freedom of tempo
AAcross 55:	Illumination unit
AAcross 56:	Year that "Shrek" and "A Beautiful Mind" came out	MMI
AAcross 58:	Putter (along)
AAcross 60:	"The fix ___"	ISIN
AAcross 61:	"Haven't the foggiest"	NOIDEA
AAcross 64:	Photo developing compound
AAcross 67:	"For a righty, you hit the ball pretty well on your left side," and others?	BACKHANDEDCOMPLIMENTS
AAcross 73:	Allay
AAcross 74:	Destroy
AAcross 75:	In ___ form
AAcross 76:	Source of the line "They have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind"
AAcross 79:	Part of R.R.: Abbr.	RTE
AAcross 81:	"___ in cat"	CAS
AAcross 82:	You might set one out for a cat
AAcross 84:	Due follower	TRE
AAcross 85:	Part of R.S.V.P.	VOUS
AAcross 88:	Line judge's mission?
AAcross 91:	Commercial law firm specialty
AAcross 93:	Canadian natives
AAcross 94:	Mastery
AAcross 95:	"Alexander's Feast," e.g.
AAcross 96:	"Nothing" and "aught"?	LOVEHANDLES
AAcross 98:	Part of R.S.V.P.
AAcross 100:	Captain Hook's alma mater	ETON
AAcross 101:	Ready follower?
AAcross 102:	Bit of voodoo
AAcross 104:	Tech release of 2010
AAcross 108:	Mex. miss	SRTA
AAcross 110:	Of two minds
AAcross 112:	Author of a 1719 literary sensation
AAcross 113:	Transamerica Pyramid feature
AAcross 114:	Planchette holder
AAcross 116:	Luke Skywalker's volley?	RETURNOFTHEJEDI
AAcross 119:	Hit single-player game of the 1980s
AAcross 120:	Goes over the top, in a way
AAcross 121:	Does again
AAcross 122:	It falls between 3760 and 3761 on the Jewish calendar	ONEBC
AAcross 123:	Housekeeping
AAcross 124:	Broad-minded
DDown 1:	Vice president John ___ Garner
DDown 2:	Setting for a 1935 Marx Brothers comedy
DDown 3:	Public radio offerings
DDown 4:	Ever
DDown 5:	Swiped
DDown 6:	Cabinet dept.	AGR
DDown 7:	Pleasant
DDown 8:	Scottish landowners
DDown 9:	Modern kind of name
DDown 9:	Modern kind of name
DDown 10:	Lightish blade
DDown 11:	Home of the Shoshone Mtns.
DDown 12:	It's higher than an ace	ONEPAIR
DDown 13:	Celebrity
DDown 14:	Art Deco master	ERTE
DDown 15:	Monk's title
DDown 16:	Barbie's last name
DDown 17:	Mistakenly hitting into the doubles area during a singles match?	ALLEYOOPS
DDown 18:	Pirate, e.g., for short	NLER
DDown 19:	One goes after it
DDown 24:	Biloxi-to-Birmingham dir.
DDown 29:	Sporty car features	TTOPS
DDown 32:	Middle brother in a 2000s pop trio	JOEJONAS
DDown 33:	Jerk
DDown 35:	Epithet for Nadya Suleman	OCTOMOM
DDown 37:	Riga resident	LETT
DDown 38:	Spanish irregular verb
DDown 39:	Ski-___
DDown 40:	Like some awakenings
DDown 41:	Neither raise nor fold
DDown 42:	Sloppy fast-food sandwich	MCRIB
DDown 43:	"Semper Fidelis" composer
DDown 44:	___ Bay, former U.S. base in the Philippines	SUBIC
DDown 46:	Eliza Doolittle, for one
DDown 47:	Subjected to voodoo
DDown 50:	Vex
DDown 51:	White Castle offerings
DDown 52:	Barely remembered days of old	DIMPAST
DDown 57:	Zoo department
DDown 59:	Batting champ John	OLERUD
DDown 62:	Turn-___
DDown 63:	Start to puncture?	ACU
DDown 65:	Kind
DDown 66:	Part of a requiem Mass
DDown 68:	Anchor-hoisting cry	HEAVEHO
DDown 69:	As expected	ONCUE
DDown 70:	"Singin' in the Rain" composer ___ Herb Brown	NACIO
DDown 71:	Way things are going
DDown 72:	Durable fabric
DDown 76:	Abbr. after a period
DDown 77:	Crumbly snack
DDown 78:	Start of a tennis game?	SERVETIME
DDown 80:	Either Zimbalist	EFREM
DDown 83:	Con
DDown 86:	Praying figure
DDown 87:	"Top Gun" org.
DDown 89:	D.D.E. opponent	AES
DDown 90:	Frankie Valli sang in it
DDown 92:	1958 hit with the line "Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip"	GETAJOB
DDown 93:	Jefferson's vice president
DDown 97:	Response to "I bet you won't"	DAREME
DDown 98:	It can be gross
DDown 99:	Container on a counter, maybe	TIPJAR
DDown 102:	Perfume
DDown 103:	Mysterious blip
DDown 105:	Michelangelo masterpiece
DDown 106:	Eve of old TV	ARDEN
DDown 107:	One who does not believe in miracles
DDown 108:	Not bad
DDown 109:	Destroy
DDown 111:	City near Provo	OREM
DDown 112:	Bit of residue
DDown 113:	Dry
DDown 115:	Mandela's org.	ANC
DDown 117:	Three-time Tony winner Hagen
DDown 118:	Daughter of Loki