New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th April 2013 There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th April 2013. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Coating on some facial tissuesALOE VERAAAcross 9: Typical Busby Berkeley filmMUSICALAAcross 16: They're often wastedSOTSAAcross 20: Drove fastBARRELEDAAcross 21: Athena turned her into a spiderARACHNEAAcross 22: Riverbank basker, informallyCROCAAcross 23: What faking a stomachache might entail?CREATIVEWRITHINGAAcross 25: At any pointEVERAAcross 26: "Blueberries for ___" (classic children's book)SALAAcross 27: With 91-Across, 1976 album with a palindromic titleOLEAAcross 28: Fluoride, for oneIONAAcross 29: Ship that sailed "the ocean blue"NINAAAcross 30: Gun belts, holsters and nightstick straps?THELEATHEROFTHELAWAAcross 38: In advanceUPFRONTAAcross 41: ContendVIEAAcross 42: Loan-insuring org.FHAAAcross 43: Architectural designer MayaLINAAcross 44: QB with a statue at Sun Life StadiumMARINOAAcross 45: Dismounts like an expert gymnast?GETSOFFLITHELYAAcross 50: Uses a keyless entry system?BREAKSINAAcross 52: PromiseASSURANCEAAcross 53: They go placesROADSAAcross 54: "___ Andy's Ballyhoo" ("Show Boat" song)CAPNAAcross 56: Move brisklyTROTAAcross 57: Engaged in battleHADATAAcross 61: Group with a Grand LodgeELKSAAcross 62: Bach's "___, meine Freude"JESUAAcross 63: Contraction in a patriotic songO'ERAAcross 64: Actress Wright of "Mrs. Miniver"TERESAAAcross 65: Growth ring?LEIAAcross 66: Women's pants with pictures of wood shop tools?LATHEBLOOMERSAAcross 70: Word before pole or jumpSKIAAcross 71: Sci-fi author ___ del ReyLESTERAAcross 73: Take to sleep with, sayBEDAAcross 74: Good at schemingWILYAAcross 75: Four-legged newbornFOALAAcross 76: Drained of colorASHENAAcross 77: Time for TV debutsFALLAAcross 79: City near TurinASTIAAcross 80: Author/media observer MichaelWOLFFAAcross 81: They don't face the streetSIDEDOORSAAcross 84: 1992 Olympic tennis gold medalistCAPRIATIAAcross 86: Become a new person by washing up?BATHEANDSWITCHAAcross 90: "I've got something to say"LISTENAAcross 91: See 27-AcrossELOAAcross 92: Pres. advisory grp.NSCAAcross 93: BuddyBROAAcross 94: Men in a lineupBATTERSAAcross 95: Unpopular ophthalmologist's implement?ASCYTHEFORSOREEYESAAcross 101: What a fist might representROCKAAcross 102: Wall St. eventIPOAAcross 103: Sound of frustrationGRRAAcross 104: It had a hub at J.F.K.TWAAAcross 107: Founding member of OPECIRANAAcross 108: What the giggling supporter of the Salem witch trials was told?NOLAUGHINGMATHERAAcross 115: Defender of the WestNATOAAcross 116: It keeps things movingINERTIAAAcross 117: Squad leaderSERGEANTAAcross 118: Make mouseholes, maybeGNAWAAcross 119: Retiree's accumulationNEST EGGAAcross 120: Arsenic ___ (ratsbane)TRIOXIDEDDown 1: Elementary school group?ABC'SDDown 1: Elementary school group?ABCSDDown 2: Pasternak heroineLARADDown 3: Pitcher HershiserORELDDown 4: Disco ___ERADDown 5: Hound docVETDDown 6: Certain Ivy LeaguerELIDDown 7: Rise upREVOLTDDown 8: One-named singing star with the surname AdkinsADELEDDown 9: Render imperfectMARDDown 10: Central Swiss cantonURIDDown 11: "Gymnopédies" composerSATIEDDown 12: Blood of the Greek godsICHORDDown 13: Trouser fabricCHINODDown 14: ___ TaylorANNDDown 15: Journey segmentLEGDDown 16: All-too-public spatSCENEDDown 17: First name in aviationORVILLEDDown 18: Painted thing, sometimesTOENAILDDown 19: Lacking meatSCRAWNYDDown 24: Use a flying shuttleWEAVEDDown 30: Common chordsTRIADSDDown 31: Rush-hour dinHONKSDDown 32: Grandson of Adam and EveENOSDDown 33: Moon larger than MercuryTITANDDown 34: Physiology Nobelist Walter Rudolf ___HESSDDown 35: E equivalentFFLATDDown 36: WateryTHINDDown 37: Cooks upHATCHESDDown 38: Sidewalk cafe sightUMBRELLADDown 39: New releases?PAROLEESDDown 40: BizarreFREAKISHDDown 45: GrindGNASHDDown 46: Bone: PrefixOSTEODDown 47: Plows leave themFURROWSDDown 48: Back againFRODDown 49: CatchHEARDDown 51: "Law & Order: SVU" actorICETDDown 55: Historic multistory dwellingsPUEBLOSDDown 58: Like ghost townsDESOLATEDDown 59: Show polite interest in, sayASKAFTERDDown 60: They were big in the '50sTAILFINSDDown 62: Place for tipsJARDDown 63: SeasonedOLDDDown 64: Seriously annoyTRYDDown 66: Willing to let things slideLENIENTDDown 67: In the hold, sayBELOWDDown 68: Gymnast GaylordMITCHDDown 69: "Essays of ___"ELIADDown 72: "Music in the Key of Love" composerTESHDDown 75: Forces (upon)FOISTSDDown 77: One standing around the house, maybeFENCEDDown 78: Mention parentheticallyADDDDown 79: Bygone Chevy vanASTRODDown 80: Form lettersWRITEDDown 82: Recipe amountDASHDDown 83: Saucy fareRIBSDDown 85: Be in the gamePLAYDDown 86: ComportmentBEARINGDDown 87: Late finisherALSO-RANDDown 88: Many a Bach compositionTOCCATADDown 89: Long little doggieCORGIDDown 94: Thomas who wrote "Little Big Man"BERGERDDown 96: "... see what I mean?"YKNOWDDown 97: Cabinet members?FILESDDown 98: Some MoMA worksOP ARTDDown 99: Maze answerROUTEDDown 100: Bond villain ___ Stavro BlofeldERNSTDDown 104: Cuisine with curryTHAIDDown 105: ProceedWENDDDown 106: Funny JohnsonARTEDDown 108: "Little Birds" authorNINDDown 109: Possible lunch hourONEDDown 110: Massive memory unit, informallyGIGDDown 111: Miss America she's notHAGDDown 112: Noninvasive med. procedureMRIDDown 113: In former daysAGODDown 114: Cowpoke monikerTEX.DDown 114: Cowpoke monikerTEX