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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th January 2014

    There are 78 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th January 2014. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: The "who" of a Clue accusation, whose identity is hinted at by the three circled answers in this quadrant
    AAcross 8: "Most ___" ("For sure")
    AAcross 11: The "where" of a Clue accusation, whose identity is hinted at by the three circled answers in this quadrant
    AAcross 15: Not skilled inPOORAT
    AAcross 21: What you can bring up, in a phraseTHEREAR
    AAcross 22: Photo lab abbr.
    AAcross 23: "M*A*S*H" starALDA
    AAcross 24: Midwest capital
    AAcross 25: George's mother on "Seinfeld"ESTELLE
    AAcross 26: Luau dish
    AAcross 27: Part of Caesar's boastVIDI
    AAcross 28: Thrown out of the country
    AAcross 29: Got logged off, in a wayTIMEDOUT
    AAcross 31: Textile tool
    AAcross 33: "The Lion King" queen
    AAcross 34: Blows one's mind
    AAcross 37: Ain't right?ISNT
    AAcross 38: Southern terminus of I-35LAREDOTEXAS
    AAcross 40: Pyrexia
    AAcross 41: Unfrost
    AAcross 41: Unfrost
    AAcross 42: Old Tokyo
    AAcross 43: Go pfft
    AAcross 44: Varsity award
    AAcross 45: Early Coleco hand-held gameALIENATTACK
    AAcross 53: The Palins, e.g.ALASKANS
    AAcross 55: Musical notation
    AAcross 56: ___ bleu
    AAcross 57: Tad
    AAcross 58: Motor coach
    AAcross 62: To bootATTHAT
    AAcross 64: Lay off
    AAcross 65: MGM symbol
    AAcross 66: Orbit competitor
    AAcross 67: Bloody Mary stirrer
    AAcross 68: Others, to OvidALIA
    AAcross 69: Make a boner
    AAcross 70: Colorful bird
    AAcross 71: "Bam!" manEMERIL
    AAcross 72: Advance
    AAcross 73: The "what" of a Clue accusation, whose identity is hinted at by the three circled answers in this quadrant
    AAcross 79: Saturnalia
    AAcross 83: Thing in doubt?SILENTB
    AAcross 90: Conned
    AAcross 93: Wrestling star LouALBANO
    AAcross 94: Opening for a dermatologist?
    AAcross 95: Running wildONATEAR
    AAcross 96: Jungian complex
    AAcross 97: Bordeaux wine
    AAcross 98: Some Ivy LeaguersELIS
    AAcross 99: Start of the accusationMISSSCARLET
    AAcross 101: Untouched?
    AAcross 102: ___ girl
    AAcross 104: Firm group: Abbr.ATTYS
    AAcross 105: Tennis's PetrovaNADIA
    AAcross 106: Like some football teams
    AAcross 108: Fringe
    AAcross 109: ___-CatSNO
    AAcross 111: Makeshift ballot box
    AAcross 112: Classic gaming inits.NES
    AAcross 113: Middle of the accusationINTHELOUNGE
    AAcross 118: Expressing
    AAcross 121: Feature of a baseball shutoutNORUNS
    AAcross 122: Sainted archbishop of Canterbury who founded Scholasticism
    AAcross 123: Phone abbr.OPER
    AAcross 126: Friend of Franco
    AAcross 127: What Lou Gehrig played
    AAcross 132: 1939 Garland co-starLAHR
    AAcross 133: Home-body?
    AAcross 135: End of the accusationWITHTHEROPE
    AAcross 137: Author Kingsley or Martin
    AAcross 138: Actor RichardCRENNA
    AAcross 139: "So that's ___?"
    AAcross 140: 1990s-2000s Volkswagen vehicleEUROVAN
    AAcross 141: 2010 film "___ Men"
    AAcross 142: Greeted the villain
    AAcross 143: Want
    AAcross 144: Director Mack of early slapstick
    DDown 1: Chateau ___ MichelleSTE
    DDown 2: Hesitant soundsUHS
    DDown 3: Fixed
    DDown 4: Ballpark fare
    DDown 5: More elusive
    DDown 6: Appeases
    DDown 7: Coat rack
    DDown 8: A.T.M. offering
    DDown 9: Formally declare
    DDown 10: Move like a butterfly
    DDown 11: Become entwined
    DDown 12: Tony the TwinOLIVA
    DDown 13: More anomalous
    DDown 14: Its seal has an anchor and a moose
    DDown 15: Prehistoric menace
    DDown 16: Noughts-and-crosses loserOOX
    DDown 17: Have a thought
    DDown 18: "Cool it!"
    DDown 19: Cub Scouts leader
    DDown 20: Cries of prideTADAS
    DDown 30: It may contain aspartameDIETSODA
    DDown 32: Starting point?
    DDown 34: Genial
    DDown 35: Not so smooth, maybe
    DDown 36: An ace is a good one
    DDown 39: Completely, after "in"TOTO
    DDown 41: Major part of a tooth
    DDown 44: Bush who wrote "Spoken From the Heart"
    DDown 45: ___ to the finishARACE
    DDown 46: "I don't care what they do"LETEM
    DDown 47: Basket fiber
    DDown 48: It's a knockout
    DDown 49: Ordeal
    DDown 50: Confound
    DDown 51: Farrell or Firth
    DDown 52: Work, as clay
    DDown 54: Actor WilliamKATT
    DDown 59: Entreat
    DDown 60: French articleUNE
    DDown 61: Bering ___: Abbr.STR
    DDown 63: Mr. OnassisARI
    DDown 73: W.W. II groupWACS
    DDown 74: "___ Enchanted"ELLA
    DDown 75: Captain's last orderABANDONSHIP
    DDown 76: "Gay" cityPAREE
    DDown 77: Pepsi brand
    DDown 78: Hardly at allNOTVERYMUCH
    DDown 79: Some German carsOPELS
    DDown 80: Cartoony clubsROLLINGPINS
    DDown 81: React to a loss
    DDown 82: "Uh-huh, definitely"YESYES
    DDown 83: "Brave New World" drug
    DDown 84: Part of U.S.: Abbr.INIT
    DDown 85: Endure
    DDown 86: E-commerce siteETSY
    DDown 87: Crime buster Eliot
    DDown 88: Tic ___ (candy)TAC
    DDown 89: Antony's player in "Julius Caesar," 1953BRANDO
    DDown 90: RepressedHELDIN
    DDown 91: Inevitability of life
    DDown 92: Result of 91-Down, maybe
    DDown 100: Sauce brandRAGU
    DDown 103: Years abroadANNI
    DDown 107: Coke, for one
    DDown 108: High rails
    DDown 109: Having no direction, in math
    DDown 110: GenericNONAME
    DDown 113: Sort of
    DDown 114: In ___ Patris (prayer words)NOMINE
    DDown 115: King in "The Little Mermaid"
    DDown 116: Grant for filmmaking?HUGH
    DDown 117: CybermemosENOTES
    DDown 119: Recto's flip side
    DDown 120: Slangy denialsNOPES
    DDown 124: Coastal raptor
    DDown 125: Scanned
    DDown 127: Bit of office greenery
    DDown 128: Unyielding
    DDown 129: Go all over
    DDown 130: Tiff
    DDown 131: Backpack item
    DDown 134: Dr.'s order
    DDown 136: Cry's partner
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