New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th September 2013

There are 61 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th September 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Boxes up
AAcross 8:	Hidden
AAcross 14:	Astronomer Halley	EDMOND
AAcross 20:	Sheer, informally	SEETHRU
AAcross 21:	Individually
AAcross 22:	Not get gratis
AAcross 23:	Clan garb
AAcross 24:	A "Star Trek" officer and a physician are going to board a plane?	SPOCKSWILLFLY
AAcross 26:	Attack, as ramparts
AAcross 27:	Cracker topper
AAcross 29:	German Dadaist Hannah	HOCH
AAcross 30:	Makes stronger?
AAcross 31:	Kind of court
AAcross 34:	Without ___ in the world	ACARE
AAcross 36:	Atlantic fishery auditors?	CODCOUNTERS
AAcross 39:	"Galatea of the Spheres" and others
AAcross 41:	Comcast media holding	NBC
AAcross 44:	Ones giving their addresses
AAcross 45:	Hedge shrub
AAcross 47:	Dog command
AAcross 48:	Non-Eur. U.S. ally	ISR
AAcross 49:	Baseball features
AAcross 53:	French article	UNE
AAcross 54:	To boot
AAcross 56:	Minute
AAcross 59:	Work agreeably in a greenhouse?	POTONGOODTERMS
AAcross 62:	It's opposite julio on a calendario	ENERO
AAcross 63:	"No challenge at all"	TOOEASY
AAcross 64:	"Dat ___" (classic jazz song)
AAcross 65:	Called the shots
AAcross 67:	Dead-doornail connection	ASA
AAcross 68:	Delicate first-date topic
AAcross 72:	Moon feature
AAcross 73:	Aristocratic practice
AAcross 75:	Bacteriologist Julius	PETRI
AAcross 76:	"Happy Birthday" on a cake, e.g.?	GOBBLEDMESSAGE
AAcross 80:	Naysayer
AAcross 81:	Reproductive parts of flowers
AAcross 82:	Folk rocker DiFranco
AAcross 83:	Ball game
AAcross 85:	Québec place name starter	STE
AAcross 86:	Buster Brown's dog, in old comics
AAcross 87:	Verizon competitor
AAcross 90:	Positions oneself to hear better, say	LEANSIN
AAcross 93:	Wood-shaping tool
AAcross 94:	Reagan attorney general	MEESE
AAcross 95:	Sexy operators?	HOTSURGEONS
AAcross 99:	Cell part
AAcross 101:	Femmes fatales	MANEATERS
AAcross 102:	Bank heist, e.g.
AAcross 104:	Lion portrayer	LAHR
AAcross 107:	Word with sea or seasoned
AAcross 108:	Bar, legally
AAcross 112:	Where frogs shop?	HOPPERSBAZAAR
AAcross 115:	Religious recluse
AAcross 117:	Consternation
AAcross 118:	O.K. to serve
AAcross 119:	Medication for a narcoleptic
AAcross 120:	Cabernet Sauvignon alternative
AAcross 121:	Ran out
AAcross 122:	Immediately
DDown 1:	They're probably close: Abbr.
DDown 2:	Undiluted
DDown 3:	Large sport fish
DDown 4:	Draw
DDown 5:	Hotel amenity
DDown 6:	Directional suffix
DDown 7:	Hitchcock genre
DDown 8:	Common aquarium feature
DDown 9:	Show up
DDown 10:	Grp. in a 1955 merger
DDown 11:	"Wag the Dog" actress	HECHE
DDown 12:	Fashion designer Marc	ECKO
DDown 13:	Family tree listing: Abbr.	DESC
DDown 14:	Prefix with dermis
DDown 15:	Longtime home of the Cotton Bowl
DDown 16:	Reflective material
DDown 17:	Unbalanced
DDown 18:	Florida State player, casually
DDown 19:	Prohibitionists
DDown 25:	Oil source
DDown 28:	Model Carol
DDown 32:	Clutch, e.g.
DDown 33:	Recipe amt.	TSP
DDown 35:	Stronghold
DDown 36:	Tortile
DDown 37:	Italian princely family name	ORSINI
DDown 38:	Sand ___ (perchlike fish)
DDown 39:	Drab-looking
DDown 40:	Bygone Chevrolet	AVEO
DDown 42:	Salve
DDown 43:	Engine specification: Abbr.	CYLS
DDown 46:	Drinks now, pays later	RUNSATAB
DDown 47:	Make more enticing
DDown 50:	Footless creature
DDown 51:	Barnyard sound
DDown 52:	Enters furtively	STEALSIN
DDown 55:	Chevron
DDown 57:	Exhibit fear, in a way
DDown 58:	Quarter
DDown 60:	Green spot
DDown 61:	1960s-'70s pitcher Blue Moon	ODOM
DDown 63:	Ticked (off)
DDown 66:	Locked?
DDown 68:	One 60-trillionth of a min.	PSEC
DDown 69:	"True"	ITISSO
DDown 70:	Dimwit
DDown 71:	Charmers
DDown 73:	Start of a choosing rhyme	EENIE
DDown 74:	"Can ___ now?"	IGO
DDown 76:	"___ light?"	GOTA
DDown 77:	"Metamorphoses" poet
DDown 78:	Sight at many a barbecue	BUGZAPPER
DDown 79:	Setting of the 2012 film "John Carter"
DDown 80:	Combine name
DDown 84:	Hoarders' problems
DDown 88:	Rinds
DDown 89:	Fourth Arabic letter	THA
DDown 91:	Go along with	AGREETO
DDown 92:	"WKRP in Cincinnati" news director Les ___	NESSMAN
DDown 94:	To a greater extent	MORESO
DDown 96:	Reduced	ONSALE
DDown 97:	Got emotional, with "up"
DDown 98:	Baseball's Bando
DDown 100:	Mountainous land
DDown 101:	Postal symbol, once	MRZIP
DDown 102:	Bud
DDown 103:	Super-duper
DDown 105:	Uncle of Enoch
DDown 106:	"I ___ thought"	HADA
DDown 109:	Part of a space shuttle's exterior
DDown 110:	___ & Carla (1960s duo)
DDown 111:	Cooped (up)
DDown 113:	No longer playing: Abbr.
DDown 114:	They may improve in crunch time
DDown 116:	Birthplace of the bossa nova