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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: One-on-onesDUELSAAcross 6: Justice Dept. branchATFAAcross 9: Gyllenhaal of "Brokeback Mountain"JAKEAAcross 13: 1983 film debut of Bill MaherDCCABAAcross 18: Documentarian MorrisERROLAAcross 19: It's found in la merSELAAcross 20: Cerberus guards its gates, in mythHADESAAcross 21: Wipe outERASEAAcross 22: LowerABASEAAcross 23: *Movie about ... an intense blinking contest?STAREWARSAAcross 25: It comes from the heartAORTAAAcross 26: Steaming beverageLATTEAAcross 27: Atoms in some light bulbsARGONSAAcross 28: *... a housecleaner?NEATWORKAAcross 30: *... a sled racer?SNOWVOYAGERAAcross 32: Children's author SilversteinSHELAAcross 33: "Yikes!"EEKAAcross 34: "You betcha"YUPAAcross 37: Year "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" came outMCMAAcross 38: China's Chiang ___-shekKAIAAcross 41: Part of a poundCAGEAAcross 44: *... a bee during a downpour?STINGININTHERAINAAcross 51: UpAWAKEAAcross 53: Part of E.M.S.: Abbr.EMERAAcross 54: Wall St. Journal listingsIPOSAAcross 55: HandlesTENDSAAcross 56: *... actor Jason's fan club?BATEMANFOREVERAAcross 59: Least volatile, perhapsSAFESTAAcross 60: Some patchesIRONONSAAcross 61: Expert despite little trainingNATURALAAcross 63: Brainy person, and proud of itNERDAAcross 64: One might have a ballDEBAAcross 66: Public health agcy.CDCAAcross 67: Senate voteNAYAAcross 68: VerdantLUSHAAcross 72: Device Professor X wears over his head in "X-Men"CEREBROAAcross 74: Pop singer BedingfieldNATASHAAAcross 76: Low-maintenance potted plantCACTUSAAcross 80: *... Jerry Garcia's band's portraits?DRAWNOFTHEDEADAAcross 84: ___ waterINHOTAAcross 85: AirMIENAAcross 86: It's west of the International Date LineASIAAAcross 87: High cloudsCIRRIAAcross 88: *... a parent's edicts?TEENCOMMANDMENTSAAcross 92: ___ ZoneESPNAAcross 93: "Gag me!"EWWAAcross 94: Certain extractionOREAAcross 94: Certain extractionORE.AAcross 95: One-named R&B singerMYAAAcross 96: PitchesADSAAcross 98: StrippedBAREAAcross 100: *... a king's brilliance?REGALGENIUSAAcross 108: *... a harvester?GRAINMANAAcross 112: Get hotENRAGEAAcross 113: Kind of beanPINTOAAcross 114: Who wrote "Wherever Law ends, Tyranny begins"LOCKEAAcross 115: Hidden DVD feature ... which can be found, literally, in the answers to the starred cluesEASTER EGGAAcross 117: City south of Brigham CityOGDENAAcross 118: Peptic ___ULCERAAcross 119: NonstopONENDAAcross 120: Lucy of "Kill Bill"LIUAAcross 121: ObjectTHINGAAcross 122: WherewithalMEANSAAcross 123: Part of N.B.NOTAAAcross 124: Back-to-school mo.SEPAAcross 125: Laurel and LeeSTANSDDown 1: Starts of some gamesDEALSDDown 2: ___ Outfitters, clothing retailerURBANDDown 3: Mythological figure often depicted holding a kitharaERATODDown 4: 1945 Best Picture winner, with "The"LOSTWEEKENDDDown 5: Album holderSLEEVEDDown 6: EvaluateASSAYDDown 7: Prefix with fluorideTETRADDown 8: Recurring Stephen King antagonist Randall ___FLAGGDDown 9: Vise partsJAWSDDown 10: ___ Lovelace, computer pioneerADADDown 11: "The Way You Look Tonight" composerKERNDDown 12: De bene ___ (legal phrase)ESSEDDown 13: Music genre of Possessed and DeicideDEATHMETALDDown 14: Hollywood's RussellCROWEDDown 15: Two-time Emmy-winning actress for "Taxi"CAROLKANEDDown 16: Observatory subj.ASTRDDown 17: BillBEAKDDown 20: English king who was a son of William the ConquerorHENRY IDDown 24: Smelt ___ROEDDown 29: Noted American writer in YiddishASCHDDown 31: Signs off onOKSDDown 35: Computer used to predict the 1952 presidential electionUNIVACDDown 36: Chemical dropperPIPETDDown 37: The 57-Down, e.g.MTSDDown 39: SupportsAIDSDDown 40: M.I.T. part: Abbr.INSTDDown 41: Airplane areaCABINDDown 42: SentientAWAREDDown 43: Big snapper?GATORDDown 45: More wound upTENSERDDown 46: World banking org.IMFDDown 47: Prefix with noirNEODDown 48: [I'm not happy about this ...]GRRDDown 49: Like some stockings and baseball gamesNORUNDDown 50: Gridiron figureREFDDown 52: Music related to punk rockEMODDown 57: Aconcagua settingANDESDDown 58: FundENDOWDDown 59: Just what the doctor ordered?SAYAHDDown 62: VituperateRANTATDDown 65: DarkenBEDIMDDown 66: NookCRANNYDDown 68: Weekly bar promotion, maybeLADIESNIGHTDDown 69: ___ manualUSERSDDown 70: ExactlySHARPDDown 71: Allowed to enterHADINDDown 72: Wasn't exactingCUT CORNERSDDown 73: Pond fishBREAMDDown 75: Sam Spade, e.g., for shortTECDDown 76: Île de la ___CITEDDown 77: Once againANEWDDown 78: Solo companionCHEWBACCADDown 79: SlewTONDDown 81: Subject of the Pentagon Papers, informallyNAMDDown 82: Sugar suffixOSEDDown 83: Word at the end of many French filmsFINDDown 85: Fr. titleMMEDDown 89: City SSE of 117-AcrossOREMDDown 90: Son-of-a-gunDARNEDDDown 91: Yield to wearinessSAGDDown 97: StationsDEPOTSDDown 99: Poet ConradAIKENDDown 101: Mess upERRDDown 102: Ones who wrote in the Ogham alphabetGAELSDDown 103: New Mexico State athleteAGGIEDDown 104: Helping hand, paradoxicallyLEGUPDDown 105: World powerhouse in cricketINDIADDown 106: Knoxville sch.UTENNDDown 107: Fake-book materialSONGSDDown 108: DownGLUMDDown 109: Part of a playROLEDDown 110: Many agesAEONDDown 111: iPod ___NANODDown 112: Home of Typhon, in mythETNADDown 116: ___ for lifeSET