New York Times Answers - Sunday, 21st April 2013 There are 61 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 21st April 2013. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Solar panel spots, sometimesROOFSAAcross 6: Coolidge's vice presidentDAWESAAcross 11: Hollywood hrs.PSTAAcross 14: Grammar concernUSAGEAAcross 19: "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" composer MorriconeENNIOAAcross 20: Dramatic response to "Who's there?"ITISIAAcross 21: Neighboring bunkers?ROOMMATESAAcross 23: BitingACERBAAcross 24: Tammany Hall corruption, e.g.?EVILFROMNEWYORKAAcross 26: Patisserie offeringsDESSERTSAAcross 28: Sunflower State capitalTOPEKAAAcross 29: Starting stakeANTEAAcross 30: Bona fideTRUEAAcross 31: Poetic pauseCAESURAAAcross 33: Sign that means "Do not disturb"ON AIRAAcross 34: Try to see what you're getting for Christmas?PEEKUNDERWRAPSAAcross 38: Something a model should be inSTYLEAAcross 39: Up, as an anchorATRIPAAcross 40: Piazza parts?ZEESAAcross 41: Way to goGAITAAcross 42: What much can followINASAAcross 43: Is in the worksBREWSAAcross 45: Academy for criminals?PERPSCHOOLAAcross 51: Journey from the nest to the kitchen, say?RATSTREKAAcross 53: "Arrested Development" character FünkeTOBIASAAcross 54: "Harry Potter" librarian PinceIRMAAAcross 55: Itty-bitty batteryAAAAAcross 56: Cactus featuresSPINESAAcross 58: Had an appetiteYENNEDAAcross 60: Take in or take onADOPTAAcross 64: Hidden drug habit, maybe?POTSECRETAAcross 67: TortureAGONYAAcross 68: Accidentally revealBETRAYAAcross 70: Psychologist Jean known for his theory of cognitive developmentPIAGETAAcross 71: Laugh syllableHARAAcross 73: Prefix with -plasmECTOAAcross 74: Pitchers to publishersAGENTSAAcross 76: Drink greedily?GULPITINAAcross 81: Playground apparatus of the Apocalypse?DOOMSWINGSAAcross 83: Game for players with steady handsJENGAAAcross 85: ___ deck (part of a cruise ship)LIDOAAcross 86: Plasma constituentsIONSAAcross 87: VibeAURAAAcross 88: Cooler, to LL Cool JILLERAAcross 89: Comes toCOSTSAAcross 91: Be a lenient judge?DIALDOWNTHELAWAAcross 96: Hayride seatsBALESAAcross 97: Some tennis playSINGLESAAcross 98: All that and ___ of chipsABAGAAcross 99: Top QatariEMIRAAcross 100: Lifeguard's actRESCUEAAcross 101: It might be right under your noseMUSTACHEAAcross 105: Maligned merchandise?REVILEDTHEGOODSAAcross 109: Cartoon boy with an antenna on his capELROYAAcross 110: Lover of LancelotGUINEVEREAAcross 111: Actor Hirsch of "Speed Racer"EMILEAAcross 112: "Victory is yours"ILOSEAAcross 113: Wolfgang Puck restaurantSPAGOAAcross 114: Part of a reactorRODAAcross 115: One of the EphronsDELIAAAcross 116: Like some blood and articlesTYPEDDDown 1: Librarian's urgingREADDDown 2: "When I was young ..."ONCEDDown 3: A lot of binary codeONESDDown 4: Memorable romantic momentFIRSTKISSDDown 5: Regain clarity, saySOBER UPDDown 6: Got rid of the waist?DIETEDDDown 7: Relatives of dune buggies, for shortATVSDDown 8: Something to connect to a TVWIIDDown 9: U.S. alien's subj.ESLDDown 10: They're shaken in kitchensSIFTERSDDown 11: SupportPROP UPDDown 12: Actress SuzanneSOMERSDDown 13: Hasbro brandTONKADDown 14: Affiliate of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.UMWDDown 15: 1989 John Cusack romantic comedySAYANYTHINGDDown 16: Like some noise musicATONALDDown 17: "___ the Dinosaur" (pioneering cartoon short)GERTIEDDown 18: Gravelly ridgeESKERDDown 22: ___ culpaMEADDown 25: Sub ___ROSADDown 27: SeriesRUNDDown 31: Captain's commandCREWDDown 32: StupefiesAWESDDown 33: Ear-relatedOTICDDown 34: Two threes, for onePAIRDDown 35: Site of Cyclops' smithyETNADDown 36: "It was," in LatinERATDDown 37: O.T. bookEZEKDDown 38: PertSASSYDDown 41: No. between 0 and 4GPADDown 43: Support providerBRADDown 44: GatherREAPDDown 45: Puerto Rican city that shares its name with an explorerPONCEDDown 46: "Awake in the Dark" writerEBERTDDown 47: IncreaseRISEDDown 48: Yes ___ORNODDown 49: You might see one in an eclipseOMENDDown 50: Margaret Thatcher, e.g.LADYDDown 52: "Catch ya later!"TATADDown 53: Supermodel CherylTIEGSDDown 56: Police setupSTINGDDown 57: Exams for would-be Natl. Merit ScholarsPSATSDDown 59: Family name in the Old WestEARPDDown 60: Undercover?ABEDDDown 61: Some '30s designDECODDown 62: Good name for a car mechanic?OTTODDown 63: Commitment signifierPROMISERINGDDown 65: Amenable (to)OPENDDown 66: ToughTHUGDDown 69: Reflexes said to be contagiousYAWNSDDown 72: LikeALADDown 72: LikeALA.DDown 75: They're not vets yetGISDDown 76: Bother, with "at"GNAWDDown 77: Under the table, maybeILLEGALLYDDown 78: Work the landTILLDDown 79: "What's the big ___?"IDEADDown 80: Land on the Arctic Cir.NORWDDown 82: DipsosSOTSDDown 83: Title fellow in a Beatles songJUDEDDown 84: Figure with arrowsEROSDDown 87: SupposedALLEGEDDDown 88: "Eww, no!"IHATEITDDown 89: Was mentionedCAMEUPDDown 90: Lover of Cesario in "Twelfth Night"OLIVIADDown 91: Set of software components packaged for release, brieflyDISTRODDown 92: Moved like a caterpillarINCHEDDDown 93: Possible flu symptomAGUEDDown 94: Possible flu symptomNAUSEADDown 95: "Conan" channelTBSDDown 96: Arctic Circle sightsBERGSDDown 97: Annual dinnerSEDERDDown 100: Excite, with "up"REVDDown 101: Roman 1551MDLIDDown 102: Wheat or cornCROPDDown 103: It might fill a kiddie poolHOSEDDown 104: Carefully saw?EYEDDDown 106: Rex of the jungleLEODDown 107: Kipling's "Follow Me ___"OMEDDown 108: It can be refinedOIL