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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st March 2013

There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st March 2013. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: One-on-ones
AAcross 6: Justice Dept. branch
AAcross 9: Gyllenhaal of "Brokeback Mountain"
AAcross 13: 1983 film debut of Bill MaherDCCAB
AAcross 18: Documentarian MorrisERROL
AAcross 19: It's found in la mer
AAcross 20: Cerberus guards its gates, in myth
AAcross 21: Wipe out
AAcross 22: Lower
AAcross 23: *Movie about ... an intense blinking contest?STAREWARS
AAcross 25: It comes from the heart
AAcross 26: Steaming beverage
AAcross 27: Atoms in some light bulbs
AAcross 28: *... a housecleaner?NEATWORK
AAcross 30: *... a sled racer?SNOWVOYAGER
AAcross 32: Children's author SilversteinSHEL
AAcross 33: "Yikes!"
AAcross 34: "You betcha"
AAcross 37: Year "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" came outMCM
AAcross 38: China's Chiang ___-shek
AAcross 41: Part of a pound
AAcross 44: *... a bee during a downpour?STINGININTHERAIN
AAcross 51: Up
AAcross 53: Part of E.M.S.: Abbr.EMER
AAcross 54: Wall St. Journal listingsIPOS
AAcross 55: Handles
AAcross 56: *... actor Jason's fan club?BATEMANFOREVER
AAcross 59: Least volatile, perhaps
AAcross 60: Some patchesIRONONS
AAcross 61: Expert despite little training
AAcross 63: Brainy person, and proud of it
AAcross 64: One might have a ball
AAcross 66: Public health agcy.
AAcross 67: Senate vote
AAcross 68: Verdant
AAcross 72: Device Professor X wears over his head in "X-Men"CEREBRO
AAcross 74: Pop singer BedingfieldNATASHA
AAcross 76: Low-maintenance potted plant
AAcross 80: *... Jerry Garcia's band's portraits?DRAWNOFTHEDEAD
AAcross 84: ___ waterINHOT
AAcross 85: Air
AAcross 86: It's west of the International Date Line
AAcross 87: High clouds
AAcross 88: *... a parent's edicts?TEENCOMMANDMENTS
AAcross 92: ___ ZoneESPN
AAcross 93: "Gag me!"EWW
AAcross 94: Certain extraction
AAcross 94: Certain extraction
AAcross 95: One-named R&B singer
AAcross 96: Pitches
AAcross 98: Stripped
AAcross 100: *... a king's brilliance?REGALGENIUS
AAcross 108: *... a harvester?GRAINMAN
AAcross 112: Get hot
AAcross 113: Kind of bean
AAcross 114: Who wrote "Wherever Law ends, Tyranny begins"
AAcross 115: Hidden DVD feature ... which can be found, literally, in the answers to the starred clues
AAcross 117: City south of Brigham City
AAcross 118: Peptic ___
AAcross 119: NonstopONEND
AAcross 120: Lucy of "Kill Bill"LIU
AAcross 121: Object
AAcross 122: Wherewithal
AAcross 123: Part of N.B.
AAcross 124: Back-to-school mo.
AAcross 125: Laurel and LeeSTANS
DDown 1: Starts of some games
DDown 2: ___ Outfitters, clothing retailer
DDown 3: Mythological figure often depicted holding a kithara
DDown 4: 1945 Best Picture winner, with "The"LOSTWEEKEND
DDown 5: Album holder
DDown 6: Evaluate
DDown 7: Prefix with fluoride
DDown 8: Recurring Stephen King antagonist Randall ___FLAGG
DDown 9: Vise parts
DDown 10: ___ Lovelace, computer pioneer
DDown 11: "The Way You Look Tonight" composer
DDown 12: De bene ___ (legal phrase)
DDown 13: Music genre of Possessed and DeicideDEATHMETAL
DDown 14: Hollywood's RussellCROWE
DDown 15: Two-time Emmy-winning actress for "Taxi"CAROLKANE
DDown 16: Observatory subj.ASTR
DDown 17: Bill
DDown 20: English king who was a son of William the Conqueror
DDown 24: Smelt ___
DDown 29: Noted American writer in Yiddish
DDown 31: Signs off onOKS
DDown 35: Computer used to predict the 1952 presidential electionUNIVAC
DDown 36: Chemical dropper
DDown 37: The 57-Down, e.g.MTS
DDown 39: Supports
DDown 40: M.I.T. part: Abbr.
DDown 41: Airplane area
DDown 42: Sentient
DDown 43: Big snapper?
DDown 45: More wound up
DDown 46: World banking org.
DDown 47: Prefix with noir
DDown 48: [I'm not happy about this ...]GRR
DDown 49: Like some stockings and baseball gamesNORUN
DDown 50: Gridiron figure
DDown 52: Music related to punk rock
DDown 57: Aconcagua setting
DDown 58: Fund
DDown 59: Just what the doctor ordered?SAYAH
DDown 62: VituperateRANTAT
DDown 65: Darken
DDown 66: Nook
DDown 68: Weekly bar promotion, maybeLADIESNIGHT
DDown 69: ___ manual
DDown 70: Exactly
DDown 71: Allowed to enterHADIN
DDown 72: Wasn't exacting
DDown 73: Pond fish
DDown 75: Sam Spade, e.g., for short
DDown 76: Île de la ___
DDown 77: Once again
DDown 78: Solo companionCHEWBACCA
DDown 79: Slew
DDown 81: Subject of the Pentagon Papers, informally
DDown 82: Sugar suffix
DDown 83: Word at the end of many French films
DDown 85: Fr. titleMME
DDown 89: City SSE of 117-AcrossOREM
DDown 90: Son-of-a-gun
DDown 91: Yield to weariness
DDown 97: Stations
DDown 99: Poet Conrad
DDown 101: Mess up
DDown 102: Ones who wrote in the Ogham alphabetGAELS
DDown 103: New Mexico State athlete
DDown 104: Helping hand, paradoxicallyLEGUP
DDown 105: World powerhouse in cricket
DDown 106: Knoxville sch.UTENN
DDown 107: Fake-book material
DDown 108: Down
DDown 109: Part of a play
DDown 110: Many ages
DDown 111: iPod ___NANO
DDown 112: Home of Typhon, in myth
DDown 116: ___ for life
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