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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd March 2014

There are 61 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd March 2014. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Compadre
AAcross 6: Director of “Carrie” and “Scarface”DEPALMA
AAcross 13: Muss
AAcross 19: They put up walls
AAcross 21: Does some farrier’s work on
AAcross 22: BerateRANTAT
AAcross 23: Nelson Mandela? [1995, 1985]BRAVEHEARTOUTOFAFRICA
AAcross 26: She, in Lisbon
AAcross 27: Strike the ground in a golf swing
AAcross 28: On the line
AAcross 29: Fraternal group
AAcross 30: One giving unreliable testimony? [1976, 1985*]ROCKYWITNESS
AAcross 34: Blood-related
AAcross 36: Gang girl
AAcross 37: Paradigms
AAcross 40: Bread holder?
AAcross 43: Magnate
AAcross 46: Alternatively
AAcross 48: Like yaks and mynas
AAcross 50: Muckraker Tarbell
AAcross 51: Flips over
AAcross 53: Reason for missing a flight? [1970*, 2000*]AIRPORTTRAFFIC
AAcross 57: Message from one who’s all thumbs?
AAcross 58: It’s pitchfork-shaped
AAcross 60: “With the jawbone of ___ ...” (declaration of Samson)ANASS
AAcross 61: Purposely misinformLIETO
AAcross 62: First name in tyrannyIDI
AAcross 63: Real enthusiast
AAcross 65: Ending for acro- or homo-NYM
AAcross 66: Look-alike
AAcross 68: Part of a line at O’Hare? [2002, 1976*]CHICAGOTAXIDRIVER
AAcross 73: From the top
AAcross 74: Hide-hair connector
AAcross 75: ___ cologneEAUDE
AAcross 76: Put away
AAcross 79: Leader of the pack
AAcross 82: Insurance giantAETNA
AAcross 84: Part of a jazz duo?
AAcross 85: Noted provider of pictorial instructionsIKEA
AAcross 86: Cheesy pickup line? [1944, 1995*]GOINGMYWAYBABE
AAcross 90: Bears, but not CubsNFLERS
AAcross 92: Novelist Patchett
AAcross 93: Forfeits
AAcross 94: Degrees for attys.LLDS
AAcross 96: “Hound Dog” or “What’s New Pussycat?”
AAcross 97: Baseball’s Iron ManRIPKEN
AAcross 99: Snowmobile brand
AAcross 102: River to the Rhine
AAcross 104: V-shaped fortification
AAcross 106: Reason why all the computers are down? [1976*, 2005]NETWORKCRASH
AAcross 111: Gallic girlfriend
AAcross 113: Surgically remove
AAcross 116: Pulitzer winner James
AAcross 117: Locale in Gray’s “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”
AAcross 118: Seaside outing? [1955*, 1954]PICNICONTHEWATERFRONT
AAcross 123: Former Gracie Mansion residentEDKOCH
AAcross 124: Repeat
AAcross 125: Lying face up
AAcross 126: ___ Channel (“Hannah Montana” airer)
AAcross 127: Successfully impersonatePASSFOR
AAcross 128: Early Apple computersLISAS
DDown 1: Yellow shade
DDown 2: Thomas of TVMARLO
DDown 3: Caravaggio’s “The Sacrifice of ___”
DDown 4: End of some URLs
DDown 5: Individually
DDown 6: Annual N.B.A. event
DDown 7: Auction ending?
DDown 8: The Oscars are awarded on it: Abbr.
DDown 9: When repeated, a plea of Richard III
DDown 10: Daughter in “The Sound of Music”LOUISA
DDown 11: 1986 World Series champs
DDown 12: “Dilbert” internASOK
DDown 13: Reciprocal raising of tariffs, e.g.TRADEWAR
DDown 14: Lummox
DDown 15: “Amazing!”
DDown 16: Many a hanging
DDown 17: Deficiency
DDown 18: Some P.A. announcements
DDown 20: Knitted wrap
DDown 24: TurboTax optionEFILE
DDown 25: “Yuk!”
DDown 31: Target competitorKMART
DDown 32: Not yet final, legally
DDown 33: Linda of Broadway’s “Jekyll & Hyde”EDER
DDown 35: “Holy cow!”MANALIVE
DDown 38: Historic fort on the Oregon Trail
DDown 39: Bygone boomersSSTS
DDown 41: Mince words?
DDown 42: Tijuana treat
DDown 43: Star of “Mr. Hulot’s Holiday”
DDown 44: Put the finger onIDED
DDown 45: Poisonous
DDown 47: “The Divided Self” author R. D. ___LAING
DDown 49: “I’m not kidding!”ITSTRUE
DDown 52: Enliven, with “up”
DDown 54: Like Gamal Abdel Nasser’s movementPANARAB
DDown 55: Jet black
DDown 56: Numismatic condition
DDown 59: Ocean routes
DDown 63: Achieved through trickery
DDown 64: “Rough day?” responseDONTASK
DDown 67: Expand
DDown 69: Chemistry Nobelist Otto
DDown 70: Award won 21 times by Harold Prince
DDown 71: In a stupor
DDown 72: Like fall leaves
DDown 77: Hatcher or PoloTERI
DDown 78: Allay
DDown 79: Food thickener
DDown 80: Actress AndersonLONI
DDown 81: Small irritations
DDown 83: Meadow mamas
DDown 85: “No one’s ___ than me” (Eminem lyric)
DDown 87: Belgium or Denmark
DDown 88: Tons
DDown 89: Diddle away
DDown 91: Emphatic
DDown 95: “Beetle Bailey” figure
DDown 98: Excited aboutKEENON
DDown 100: Moves slowly
DDown 101: Scares off
DDown 103: Astronaut Thomas on four space shuttle flightsAKERS
DDown 105: Prefix with natal
DDown 107: Western
DDown 108: Dr. AlzheimerALOIS
DDown 109: Medicinal plant
DDown 110: Can’t stand
DDown 111: Mimicked
DDown 112: Skirt style
DDown 114: Short cut
DDown 115: James portrayed by BeyoncéETTA
DDown 119: Clinch
DDown 120: Post-W.W. II female service memberWAF
DDown 121: From ___ ZATO
DDown 122: The Engineers of the N.C.A.A., for shortRPI
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