New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th March 2014

There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th March 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Start of the United Negro College Fund slogan	AMIND
AAcross 6:	Old lab burners
AAcross 11:	Abbr. at the top of an email	BCC
AAcross 14:	Something passed between the legs?
AAcross 19:	___ Domingo
AAcross 20:	Now and again?
AAcross 21:	Like an ode
AAcross 23:	Kind of farming
AAcross 25:	Like Neptune among the planets in the solar system
AAcross 26:	___ pro nobis
AAcross 27:	Echelon
AAcross 28:	With the circled letters, 1955 Bill Haley and His Comets hit?	THECLOCK
AAcross 30:	Sound of sweet nothings
AAcross 31:	Having a beat
AAcross 33:	Hall-of-Famer Ralph	KINER
AAcross 35:	Purveyor of the Doublicious sandwich	KFC
AAcross 36:	___ Webster, Twain's "celebrated jumping frog"	DANL
AAcross 37:	With 43-Across, 1973 Deep Purple hit?
AAcross 39:	Like Odin
AAcross 41:	Sound engineer's knob
AAcross 43:	See 37-Across	THEWATER
AAcross 45:	Brings in
AAcross 47:	Some dreams
AAcross 50:	Reverse, e.g.
AAcross 51:	Dismissed
AAcross 53:	"Eternally nameless" thing, in Eastern religion
AAcross 54:	Bath accessories
AAcross 55:	Dr Pepper alternative	MRPIBB
AAcross 58:	Former Disney president Michael	OVITZ
AAcross 60:	Dreamy romantic quality
AAcross 62:	Olympic leap	TOELOOP
AAcross 64:	Ring Lardner's "Alibi ___"
AAcross 65:	It's put on before takeoff
AAcross 65:	It's put on before takeoff
AAcross 66:	1959 Dion and the Belmonts hit?	LOATEENAGERVE
AAcross 69:	Old mattress stuffing
AAcross 72:	Pond denizen
AAcross 73:	Phil who played 65-Down
AAcross 78:	1984 Cyndi Lauper hit?	TIMETIME
AAcross 79:	Memorable series in "Psycho"
AAcross 81:	Dawn-to-dusk	ALLDAY
AAcross 82:	The continents, e.g.
AAcross 83:	"Phooey!"
AAcross 85:	Kelly of morning TV	RIPA
AAcross 87:	Haughty affectation
AAcross 88:	Rap sheet listing
AAcross 89:	Query at the start of a poker game	YOUIN
AAcross 91:	Verbally assault
AAcross 94:	Rene of "Thor"	RUSSO
AAcross 96:	Thumbing-the-nose gesture
AAcross 98:	Challenge for F.D.R.
AAcross 99:	Mideast V.I.P.
AAcross 101:	Meatless day in W.W. II: Abbr.	TUE
AAcross 103:	Some lawn mowers
AAcross 105:	Pertaining to religious rites
AAcross 108:	Bugs Bunny addressee
AAcross 109:	Where to find screwdrivers and rusty nails
AAcross 111:	Like peas in ___
AAcross 113:	Suffix with salt	INE
AAcross 114:	Made bats	DRIVENMAD
AAcross 116:	Primer pair	DICKANDJANE
AAcross 119:	Info on a magazine cover	ISSUEDATE
AAcross 120:	Real dear
AAcross 121:	More cool, in slang
AAcross 122:	French thinkers?
AAcross 123:	Wink's partner
AAcross 124:	___ State (Mountain West Conference team)
AAcross 125:	Runners in the cold?
DDown 1:	Org.	ASSOC
DDown 2:	Actress Tierney	MAURA
DDown 3:	Suffering	INBADSHAPE
DDown 4:	Some versions of Windows	NTS
DDown 5:	"Quit stalling!"	DOITNOW
DDown 6:	Suffix with major	ETTE
DDown 7:	Back it up, in a way
DDown 8:	"Seduction of the Minotaur" author	NIN
DDown 9:	Bank ID	ACCTNO
DDown 10:	"Listen, pal!"	SEEHERE
DDown 11:	Tea Partiers, e.g.
DDown 12:	Crack filler
DDown 13:	Casual summer wear
DDown 14:	Medium for love letters?
DDown 15:	Card reader, for short
DDown 16:	What fastidious people can't be
DDown 17:	___ Scott Card, "Ender's Game" writer	ORSON
DDown 18:	Competitor of ZzzQuil	NYTOL
DDown 22:	Label for 28-Across	DECCA
DDown 24:	Alaskan city
DDown 29:	Fake
DDown 32:	Chef Lagasse	EMERIL
DDown 34:	"To sum up ..."	INREVIEW
DDown 36:	No longer in fashion
DDown 38:	Info for an airport greeter, for short
DDown 40:	Victorian ___
DDown 42:	Summons, of a sort
DDown 43:	The "T" of Mr. T	TERO
DDown 44:	Prefix with thermal
DDown 46:	"Long time ___"	NOSEE
DDown 48:	Boss Tweed nemesis
DDown 49:	New York arrival of '77	SST
DDown 50:	BBC std.
DDown 52:	Bank in need of support?
DDown 54:	Where "hello" is "sveiks"
DDown 56:	Reinforces
DDown 57:	Muff a grounder	BOOTIT
DDown 59:	Something you can believe
DDown 61:	Hands on deck
DDown 63:	Chicken ___ (Italian dish, informally)	PARM
DDown 65:	NCO of 1950s TV	SGTBILKO
DDown 67:	Former faddish exercise regimen	TAEBO
DDown 68:	Way off
DDown 69:	Oktoberfest quaff
DDown 70:	John Locke, philosophically
DDown 71:	Out-of-the-way way
DDown 74:	Brand of pickles	VLASIC
DDown 75:	Slanted writing
DDown 76:	Description on many eBay listings
DDown 77:	The "s" in Awacs: Abbr.	SYS
DDown 78:	Dose meas.	TSP
DDown 79:	Eastern religion
DDown 80:	Place for a mani-pedi
DDown 84:	Graz's land: Abbr.	AUS
DDown 86:	Rev (up)
DDown 89:	See 95-Down	YOURMAN
DDown 90:	1969 Creedence Clearwater Revival hit?	NOOMDAB
DDown 92:	Quantum physics particle
DDown 93:	Rubber from Arabia?
DDown 95:	With 89-Down, 1968 Tammy Wynette hit?
DDown 97:	"Twelfth Night" duke	ORSINO
DDown 99:	"___ to the list"	ADDIT
DDown 100:	Inspector of crime fiction
DDown 102:	One inspiring love of poetry?
DDown 104:	"___ alive!"
DDown 106:	"Bonne ___!"	ANNEE
DDown 107:	Longing looks
DDown 109:	Some queens
DDown 110:	Didn't stop in time, say	ODED
DDown 112:	___ ale
DDown 115:	French scene	VUE
DDown 117:	Hollywood special FX	CGI
DDown 118:	"Selena" star, to her fans	JLO