New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th January 2014

There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th January 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Apply quickly
AAcross 7:	Wall ___
AAcross 13:	Gringos' land	ELNORTE
AAcross 20:	Place with wheels and deals
AAcross 21:	Summit planner
AAcross 22:	Worse
AAcross 23:	Woodworking tool
AAcross 24:	Untrustworthy sort
AAcross 25:	What players do at the start of a game of tag
AAcross 26:	Some bling
AAcross 27:	One for the "no" column
AAcross 29:	Most Cypriots, ethnically	GREEKS
AAcross 31:	Massages
AAcross 32:	Like some eagles and tires
AAcross 34:	Li'l Abner's surname	YOKUM
AAcross 36:	Company with the Havoline brand	TEXACO
AAcross 38:	Notre dame, e.g.	ELLE
AAcross 39:	Valdez of coffee advertising	JUAN
AAcross 40:	Period of the Cenozoic Era
AAcross 42:	Language suffix
AAcross 45:	Servings of mashed potatoes, e.g.
AAcross 47:	Writer Kipling	RUDYARD
AAcross 48:	Let go
AAcross 49:	Cynic Bierce who once defined "alone" as "in bad company"
AAcross 52:	Swear off
AAcross 53:	Potentially dangerous
AAcross 55:	Sapling
AAcross 56:	Relax
AAcross 58:	Goes in
AAcross 59:	Stairway post
AAcross 60:	Twinkie filler
AAcross 62:	"Back to the Future" villains	LIBYANS
AAcross 64:	Amo : I love :: ___ : I hate	ODI
AAcross 65:	"The Merry Drinker" painter
AAcross 66:	Pop singer Del Rey
AAcross 67:	In need of a lift
AAcross 70:	"Adoration" subjects in a Leonardo painting	THEMAGI
AAcross 74:	Maine college
AAcross 75:	Irish county and seaport	SLIGO
AAcross 77:	Have troops in
AAcross 79:	[What a bore]
AAcross 81:	Martin Sheen's real family name	ESTEVEZ
AAcross 83:	Tops off?
AAcross 85:	Pam of "Jackie Brown"	GRIER
AAcross 86:	Takeout choice
AAcross 87:	All riled up
AAcross 88:	Part of London where Eliza Doolittle is from	EASTEND
AAcross 90:	One side of an 1899-1902 war	BOERS
AAcross 91:	Smidgen
AAcross 92:	Source of ivory
AAcross 93:	Uzbekistan's ___ Sea	ARAL
AAcross 94:	About a quarter of the population of Sicily lives on its slopes
AAcross 98:	Title girl in a Chuck Berry hit	NADINE
AAcross 99:	Make enforceable
AAcross 100:	Opportunity
AAcross 101:	Learn well
AAcross 104:	Take blows for
AAcross 107:	A line in an A-line?
AAcross 109:	Punk offshoot
AAcross 110:	Be supported by	STANDON
AAcross 112:	Movie director who was himself the subject of a 1994 movie	EDWOOD
AAcross 114:	Gold-medal gymnast Mary Lou	RETTON
AAcross 116:	Powell's successor on the Supreme Court
AAcross 117:	Some starting help	ALEGUP
AAcross 118:	"Keep going!"
AAcross 119:	Love to hate?
AAcross 120:	Canon parts
AAcross 121:	On the receiving end of a Dear John letter
DDown 1:	Writer of old
DDown 2:	Secular
DDown 3:	See 51-Down	ASPELL
DDown 4:	Gumshoes
DDown 5:	___ empty stomach	ONAN
DDown 6:	73-Down, relatively	NOWAYJOSE
DDown 7:	Denver-to-Albuquerque dir.
DDown 8:	See 52-Down	THEGUN
DDown 9:	Break a peace treaty, say
DDown 9:	Break a peace treaty, say
DDown 10:	Gaelic tongue
DDown 11:	Lunging sport
DDown 12:	93-Down, relatively	TALKTOYOULATER
DDown 13:	Lines to Wrigley Field
DDown 14:	See 82-Down	LOCKANDKEY
DDown 15:	Fine point
DDown 16:	Bone: Prefix	OSTEO
DDown 17:	Moreno of "West Side Story"	RITA
DDown 18:	Ticked (off)
DDown 19:	Goofs
DDown 28:	"Yessiree!"	YOUBETCHA
DDown 30:	Dreamcast maker	SEGA
DDown 33:	Résumé datum
DDown 35:	___ in kangaroo
DDown 37:	Boomers' kids	XERS
DDown 40:	Sip on
DDown 41:	Limit
DDown 42:	95-Down, relatively
DDown 43:	"___ gut"	SEHR
DDown 44:	Breyers alternative	EDYS
DDown 46:	Rest in a hammock, say
DDown 47:	Wanders
DDown 48:	Abbr. at the start of a memo	ATTN
DDown 49:	He's 2, for one	ATNO
DDown 50:	He "will never speak unless he has something to say," in a song	MRED
DDown 51:	3-Down, relatively
DDown 52:	8-Down, relatively	FEELINGTHEHEAT
DDown 54:	"Bambi" doe	ENA
DDown 57:	Air freshener scent
DDown 61:	Cleaner's supply
DDown 63:	One who might yell "Go home!"	BASECOACH
DDown 66:	Rested in a hammock, say
DDown 68:	Gets up there
DDown 69:	Nap
DDown 71:	Taking a certain tone
DDown 72:	Fuel economy authority, for short
DDown 72:	Fuel economy authority, for short
DDown 73:	See 6-Down	MYDEADBODY
DDown 74:	Cartoon sound
DDown 75:	Hubbub
DDown 76:	Macros, e.g.
DDown 77:	Words of remembrance, briefly
DDown 78:	Michael of "Arrested Development"	CERA
DDown 80:	McFlurry flavor
DDown 82:	14-Down, relatively
DDown 84:	Indian wrap
DDown 89:	Depots: Abbr.	STNS
DDown 90:	Built-in part of a tank top, maybe
DDown 92:	Block party?
DDown 93:	See 12-Down	ANDOUT
DDown 95:	See 42-Down	THETOP
DDown 96:	"Make it stop!"
DDown 97:	Observed Yom Kippur
DDown 98:	Italian grandpa	NONNO
DDown 99:	Funeral delivery of old
DDown 101:	"___ stupid question ..."	ASKA
DDown 102:	Vitamin a.k.a. para-aminobenzoic acid	BTEN
DDown 103:	Director Gus Van ___
DDown 105:	In a hammock, maybe
DDown 106:	Gershwin biographer David	EWEN
DDown 108:	Many a Yelp link
DDown 111:	Big Apple N.L. team	NYM
DDown 113:	Fielding feats: Abbr.	DPS
DDown 115:	Cable inits. for a cinephile	TCM