New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd February 2014

There are 74 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd February 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Turns left
AAcross 5:	Ogles offensively	LEERSAT
AAcross 12:	One for the money?	UNUM
AAcross 16:	Actors Ken and Lena	OLINS
AAcross 18:	Gettable	INREACH
AAcross 19:	___ Foods
AAcross 20:	Cash in
AAcross 22:	Tiny tunneler
AAcross 23:	Big gun
AAcross 24:	Ones doing aerobics
AAcross 26:	Popular British band named after the villain in "Barbarella"	DURANDURAN
AAcross 28:	Sinister señor
AAcross 29:	Lacoste offering
AAcross 30:	Soul maker	KIA
AAcross 31:	Channel showing old Hollywood hits	TCM
AAcross 34:	Disposables maker	BIC
AAcross 35:	Modus operandi
AAcross 38:	Kind of accounting
AAcross 39:	Bistro glassful
AAcross 40:	Sturdy ones
AAcross 42:	Org. using X-rays
AAcross 45:	Equally, say	INHALF
AAcross 47:	Tangled	INAKNOT
AAcross 50:	Legit
AAcross 52:	Words before and after "my lads" in the United States Merchant Marine anthem	HEAVEHO
AAcross 54:	___ acid
AAcross 55:	Sides are often alongside them
AAcross 56:	Entry fee?
AAcross 57:	"Don't look now ..."	UHOH
AAcross 59:	Bell or shell preceder
AAcross 61:	Regarding	ASTO
AAcross 62:	Super Bowl successes, for short	TDS
AAcross 63:	Key of Bach's most famous Mass	BMINOR
AAcross 65:	Furniture style of Louis XV
AAcross 67:	Dupe
AAcross 68:	___ the Explorer	DORA
AAcross 70:	"That's all folks," for Mel Blanc
AAcross 72:	Batman : Robin :: Green Hornet : ___	KATO
AAcross 74:	Strand, somehow	SNOWIN
AAcross 76:	Girl's name meaning "happiness"
AAcross 77:	Squirm
AAcross 80:	John Cusack's co-star in "Say Anything ..."	IONESKYE
AAcross 82:	Dir. of the Missouri between S.D. and Neb.
AAcross 83:	Like leftovers, often
AAcross 85:	Born
AAcross 86:	Actor Richard who played Jaws in Bond films	KIEL
AAcross 87:	Some A.L. (but not N.L.) players	DHS
AAcross 88:	It may be indicated with a ring
AAcross 89:	More than pique
AAcross 90:	Too smooth
AAcross 92:	Dudley Do-Right's love	NELL
AAcross 94:	Second place?
AAcross 95:	Part of N.R.A.: Abbr.	ASSN
AAcross 96:	Email button
AAcross 98:	Erne or tern
AAcross 98:	Erne or tern
AAcross 102:	Baloney, in Bristol
AAcross 104:	Entitle to wear vestments
AAcross 106:	Headstrong
AAcross 107:	East Asian stew
AAcross 107:	East Asian stew
AAcross 110:	"Ta-ta!"	TOODLEOO
AAcross 112:	It may be radical
AAcross 113:	Places where polar bears fish	ICEHOLES
AAcross 115:	They may be sprayed on
AAcross 116:	HBO competitor	SHO
AAcross 117:	Bill's partner
AAcross 118:	Pro
AAcross 119:	Major, for example
AAcross 120:	Poetic rhapsody
AAcross 121:	Soak (up)
AAcross 122:	Summer White House setting: Abbr.	EDT
AAcross 123:	"Lady" of the lea
AAcross 124:	Rocky shout-outs
DDown 1:	Biblical peak	HOREB
DDown 2:	Actress Vega of "Spy Kids"	ALEXA
DDown 3:	Expand
DDown 4:	Mortimer of old radio	SNERD
DDown 5:	Contributors to The Paris Review, e.g.
DDown 6:	First of 12 in South America	ENERO
DDown 7:	Muffs
DDown 8:	Band with the 1994 album "Monster"
DDown 9:	"He" and "she" follower
DDown 10:	Not perform as expected
DDown 11:	Dance popularized by Michael Jackson	THEROBOT
DDown 12:	"Yep"	UHHUH
DDown 13:	Iraqi P.M. ___ al-Maliki	NOURI
DDown 14:	Like one of the arm bones
DDown 15:	Destined (for)
DDown 17:	Like vino de Rioja
DDown 19:	Gobs
DDown 21:	Compassion, figuratively	MILKOFHUMANKINDNESS
DDown 23:	Start of many jokes	KNOCKKNOCKWHOSTHERE
DDown 25:	Dos x tres
DDown 27:	Latin "others"	ALIA
DDown 31:	Blue-green
DDown 32:	Part of many an anniversary celebration
DDown 33:	Tax-free bond, for short
DDown 35:	Pair of cymbals in a drum kit	HIHAT
DDown 36:	Ceaselessly	ONEND
DDown 37:	Tautological statement of finality	WHATSDONEISDONE
DDown 38:	Cavs, on a scoreboard	CLE
DDown 41:	Elbow-bender
DDown 42:	Superstitious thespian's name for a work of Shakespeare ... from which 21-, 23-, 37-, 58- and 60-Down all come	THESCOTTISHPLAY
DDown 43:	Take care of	SEETO
DDown 44:	Cause of an insurance investigation
DDown 46:	One of 17 on a Monopoly board: Abbr.
DDown 48:	What a goner has	NOHOPE
DDown 49:	Army threats?
DDown 51:	Mendoza Mrs.	SRA
DDown 53:	"___ get it!"	OHI
DDown 55:	System prefix
DDown 58:	A single stroke	ONEFELLSWOOP
DDown 60:	What the lucky person leads	ACHARMEDLIFE
DDown 63:	Lively
DDown 64:	Piqued
DDown 65:	500 events
DDown 66:	Equipped to row
DDown 69:	Have debts
DDown 71:	"The Addams Family" nickname	TISH
DDown 73:	___ Maria
DDown 74:	Rat
DDown 75:	Carol
DDown 78:	Towel designation
DDown 79:	Elysium
DDown 81:	Cry before "haw"	YEE
DDown 84:	Big stretch?
DDown 91:	Moccasin decorations
DDown 93:	You might bow your head to receive one
DDown 94:	Play about Capote	TRU
DDown 95:	Famous Titanic victim
DDown 97:	Zilch
DDown 99:	One of "The Honeymooners"	ALICE
DDown 100:	Drippings appropriately positioned under the circled letters
DDown 101:	Alternatively
DDown 103:	"Lo-o-ovely!"
DDown 104:	Director Preminger
DDown 105:	You may find a fork in it
DDown 108:	Prefix with -phile	OENO
DDown 109:	Some reproaches
DDown 111:	Palindromic cry
DDown 114:	Intimidate