New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th December 2013

There are 70 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th December 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	One at a woman's side?
AAcross 1:	One at a woman's side?
AAcross 6:	Fixes keys
AAcross 11:	Person who might bump into you on a subway
AAcross 16:	Starbucks size	VENTI
AAcross 17:	Model/actress Keibler	STACY
AAcross 18:	Brother of Prometheus
AAcross 19:	Choice
AAcross 20:	Road runners
AAcross 21:	Animal with a flexible snout
AAcross 22:	Unduly
AAcross 23:	Spoken instruction in animal training	VERBALCUE
AAcross 26:	Best Musical of 1975, with "The"
AAcross 27:	Completely dominates
AAcross 29:	He said the most important thing for poets to do is to write as little as possible
AAcross 30:	"Oh, hmm ..."	ISEE
AAcross 31:	Elevator ___
AAcross 33:	New York Titans' org.
AAcross 35:	Bit of hopscotch equipment	SIDEWALKCHALK
AAcross 42:	Shady spot
AAcross 44:	In a state of conflict
AAcross 45:	Bee product
AAcross 48:	Iowa's ___ Colonies	AMANA
AAcross 49:	Name that's Hebrew for "pleasant"
AAcross 50:	"Something ought to finally go my way"	IMDUE
AAcross 51:	Philadelphia/New Jersey connector
AAcross 54:	Half of sechs	DREI
AAcross 55:	"Il était ___ fois" (French fairy tale start)	UNE
AAcross 56:	Brand name that's an anagram of 31-Across	RCA
AAcross 57:	Rejections
AAcross 58:	Acted like a rat
AAcross 60:	"Howdy"
AAcross 62:	Item on a chain
AAcross 65:	Center of activity
AAcross 68:	Like some expenses
AAcross 72:	Pop icon?
AAcross 73:	Wash against, as the shore	LAPAT
AAcross 75:	Like some duties
AAcross 76:	Finsteraarhorn, e.g.
AAcross 77:	It's often divided into sections 0, 2, 4, 6, etc.
AAcross 80:	Country where the Blue Nile originates: Abbr.
AAcross 81:	Part of the healing process
AAcross 83:	___ distance	ATA
AAcross 84:	A balconette is a low-cut style of one
AAcross 85:	Mlle., in Madrid	SRTA
AAcross 86:	Like a Monday morning quarterback?
AAcross 87:	Symbols of dirtiness
AAcross 89:	"___ the Air" (2009 Clooney movie)	UPIN
AAcross 90:	Part of FEMA: Abbr.	EMER
AAcross 91:	Rat
AAcross 92:	"Shoot!"
AAcross 93:	Pass again on the track	RELAP
AAcross 95:	Big dos
AAcross 96:	Fake
AAcross 97:	Precept
AAcross 99:	Dangerous person to play against for money
AAcross 101:	Old Olds	CIERA
AAcross 103:	No-goodnik
AAcross 106:	Sounds from Santa
AAcross 107:	Sincere
AAcross 113:	Ad Council output, briefly
AAcross 115:	First president with a Twitter account
AAcross 117:	Decoration under a dish
AAcross 118:	2010 earthquake site
AAcross 120:	Walk heavily
AAcross 121:	Universal ___
AAcross 122:	Blown out?
AAcross 123:	Best hand in Texas hold 'em	POCKETACES
AAcross 124:	Talk face-to-face?
AAcross 125:	Having a ton of money to draw on	DEEPPOCKET
DDown 1:	Presidential power first used by James Madison
DDown 2:	Not on deck, say
DDown 3:	Sometimes-caramelized item
DDown 4:	First National Leaguer with eight consecutive 100-R.B.I. seasons	OTT
DDown 5:	Chicken ___
DDown 6:	Michael and Peter
DDown 7:	Lab item that sounds like a popular website	UTUBE
DDown 8:	Birth-related
DDown 9:	Reason for a food recall
DDown 10:	Big name in food service	SYSCO
DDown 11:	Show anxiety, in a way
DDown 12:	1989 world champion figure skater	ITO
DDown 13:	Bear necessities?
DDown 14:	Talk show starting in 2012	KATIE
DDown 15:	Miniature
DDown 24:	To be, to Béatrice	ETRE
DDown 25:	Jazz quintet's home
DDown 28:	Half of the Nobel Prize winners, typically
DDown 30:	Secret society in Dan Brown's "Angels & Demons"
DDown 32:	"Let's call it ___"	ADRAW
DDown 34:	Muslim ascetic
DDown 35:	Low, moist area
DDown 36:	On the way out
DDown 37:	___ worse than death	AFATE
DDown 38:	Hang (over)
DDown 39:	Harold's partner in comedies	KUMAR
DDown 40:	Ice
DDown 41:	Friendly term of address
DDown 42:	Madam
DDown 43:	"The Wire" antihero	OMAR
DDown 46:	Downhill sport
DDown 47:	Tight ends?
DDown 52:	"Come again?"
DDown 53:	Scott of "Happy Days"	BAIO
DDown 59:	You'll trip if you drop it
DDown 61:	"Gross!"
DDown 62:	Well-protected, nonrunning quarterback	POCKETPASSER
DDown 63:	Sign word often translated into multiple languages
DDown 64:	Duds
DDown 65:	Tries	HASAGOAT
DDown 66:	Emotional peaks
DDown 67:	Pressing needs?
DDown 69:	Unlike eagles	OVERPAR
DDown 70:	Appropriate
DDown 71:	Silver, say	POCKETCHANGE
DDown 73:	Next-to-last #1 Beatles hit	LETITBE
DDown 74:	Sully
DDown 78:	Spits rhymes
DDown 79:	Beer buy
DDown 82:	Tongue-lash
DDown 85:	Subject of a 2009 national tournament cheating scandal
DDown 88:	"Meet the Press" guest, for short
DDown 94:	Possibly
DDown 96:	Formed rising bubbles
DDown 98:	It's "not" in Scotland
DDown 100:	Apiece, at Wimbledon
DDown 101:	Army attack helicopter
DDown 102:	___ Pitman, developer of shorthand
DDown 104:	Freedom Tower feature
DDown 105:	Bar at the bar
DDown 106:	Microwaveable snack item	HOTPOCKET
DDown 108:	States further
DDown 109:	Corner piece
DDown 110:	Miniature
DDown 111:	Dud
DDown 112:	Jane who becomes Mrs. Rochester
DDown 114:	Cause of a sudden drop in altitude
DDown 116:	Marie Curie, e.g.: Abbr.	MME
DDown 119:	Word often shortened to one letter in text messages