New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th May 2014 There are 64 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th May 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Like many shotgunsBARRELEDAAcross 9: MoleAGENTAAcross 14: Back-to-back gamesHEADERAAcross 20: Singer ChristinaAGUILERAAAcross 21: ___ gin fizzRAMOSAAcross 22: "Twelfth Night" loverORSINOAAcross 23: Oil and gasoline giantSINCLAIRAAcross 24: Very vexedIRATEAAcross 25: Leonardo ___, a.k.a. FibonacciPISANOAAcross 26: ___-pitch softballSLOAAcross 27: What a detective tries to reconstructSCENARIOAAcross 29: "Platoon" settingVIET NAMAAcross 29: "Platoon" settingVIETNAMAAcross 30: Sommelier's prefixOENAAcross 31: FlavorSEASONAAcross 32: Lozenge brandLUDENSAAcross 34: "Platoon" directorOLIVER STONEAAcross 37: Suckling siteTEATAAcross 38: "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for ___" (1985 best seller)AHATAAcross 42: Old Baby Bell based in the Big AppleNYNEXAAcross 43: AssentsOKAYSAAcross 45: Stretch outELONGATEAAcross 47: NeuterGELDAAcross 50: Literary inits.EAPAAcross 52: Jai alai basketCESTAAAcross 53: Water checker?DAMAAcross 56: Going out for the afternoon?SIESTAAAcross 60: The Who's "My Generation," e.g.DEBUTALBUMAAcross 64: Pelvic partsILIAAAcross 66: Musician's practice with four sharpsESCALEAAcross 68: Former Obama social secretary RogersDESIREEAAcross 69: OverPASTAAcross 70: Like some swords ... or a hint to this puzzle's themeDOUBLE-EDGEDAAcross 72: Balkan nativeSERBAAcross 75: Old Jewish villagesSHTETLSAAcross 77: Start of a Beatles refrainOBLADIAAcross 78: Old Highlands daggerSNEEAAcross 79: Thelma and Louise, e.g.TITLEROLESAAcross 82: Davis and MidlerBETTESAAcross 84: Cover some ground?SODAAcross 85: DizzyAREELAAcross 86: BitTADAAcross 88: "___ put it another way ..."ORTOAAcross 90: PerseveredKEPTATITAAcross 94: SpursGOADSAAcross 98: Landmark tech product of 1981IBMPCAAcross 102: Latin "to be"ESSEAAcross 103: Biblical name of ancient SyriaARAMAAcross 105: Dispel differencesCLEAR THE AIRAAcross 108: "CSI" settingDNALABAAcross 110: Coal or pine productTAROILAAcross 111: Melted chocolate, e.g.GOOAAcross 112: Kind of algebraBOOLEANAAcross 116: "Is it in you?" sloganeerGATORADEAAcross 118: Write-___INSAAcross 119: Renter's dream, maybeOWNINGAAcross 120: Lhasa ___ (dogs)APSOSAAcross 121: Some sheet fabricsPERCALESAAcross 124: Nothing, in NapoliNIENTEAAcross 125: Tuscany townSIENAAAcross 126: Sign-upENROLLEEAAcross 127: Classic London transportDECKERAAcross 128: Genetic structureHELIXAAcross 129: Source of some discriminationSTANDARDDDown 1: Wind instrument pitched an octave lower than its smaller cousinBASSOONDDown 2: How ballerinas moveAGILELYDDown 3: "Enter quickly!"RUNONINDDown 4: Rock's OcasekRICDDown 5: Pipe fittingELLDDown 6: RenterLEASERDDown 7: Heath evergreensERICASDDown 8: Thinks maybe one canDARESTODDown 9: Huffington of the Huffington PostARIANNADDown 10: Teri of "Tootsie"GARRDDown 11: Subject of some computer settingsE-MAILDDown 11: Subject of some computer settingsEMAILDDown 12: ClosetedNOTOUTDDown 13: Lao-___TSEDDown 14: Enter quicklyHOPINTODDown 15: Native New YorkersERIESDDown 16: ___ D.A.ASSTDDown 17: Primatologist FosseyDIANDDown 18: Sicilian cityENNADDown 19: Hotel accommodation for more than oneROOMDDown 28: Kindle competitorNOOKDDown 29: ___ chopsVEALDDown 31: Battle of the ___SEXESDDown 33: Letter that's also a nameDEEDDown 35: ChillaxVEGDDown 36: Art appreciationEYEDDown 38: Forever youngAGELESSDDown 39: Dimmed stars?HASBEENSDDown 40: Aleutian isleATTUDDown 41: Gang up on, as in basketballTEAMDDown 44: "How ___"SADDDown 46: Tar Heels' state: Abbr.NCARDDown 48: German musical entertainmentLIEDERDDown 49: Auto sponsor of Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life"DESOTODDown 51: HawkPEDDLEDDown 53: Commit a chip-eating faux pasDIPDDown 54: King lead-inALADDown 54: King lead-inALA.DDown 55: Boo-boosMISSTEPSDDown 57: Shell seen around waterSCULLDDown 58: Formatting feature on a typewriterTABSETDDown 59: TotalityALLDDown 61: SiredBEGATDDown 62: Unfazed byUSED TODDown 63: Better at picking things up?TIDIERDDown 65: JockATHLETEDDown 67: Job listing inits.EEODDown 71: DescentEBBDDown 73: Old car make that's a homophone of a modern car modelREODDown 74: Relative of a twinBEDDDown 76: Anatomical tissueTELADDown 79: Reaction of surpriseTAKEDDown 80: Ticks offIRESDDown 81: Need a lift?SAGDDown 83: Brand of power toolsSTIHLDDown 87: Vet, e.g.DOCDDown 89: Queen's honour: Abbr.OBEDDown 91: Brightly colored birdTANAGERDDown 92: Country whose flag says "God is great" 22 timesIRANDDown 93: Chess champ MikhailTALDDown 95: Part of a jazz comboALTOSAXDDown 96: PreciousDEARDDown 97: Mexican shawlsSARAPESDDown 99: ___ Gorilla, 1960s TV cartoon characterMAGILLADDown 100: First of a kindPIONEERDDown 101: BetrayedCROSSEDDDown 104: Raucous birdMAGPIEDDown 106: Squirrel, e.g.RODENTDDown 107: South American landTIERRADDown 108: Al ___DENTEDDown 109: Swiss city on the RhineBASELDDown 112: Attraction in a carbon dioxide moleculeBONDDDown 113: Baby's boo-booOWIEDDown 114: Equivalent of 20 finsONE CDDown 115: Something clickableLINKDDown 117: Collette of "United States of Tara"TONIDDown 120: Blond shadeASHDDown 122: BamboozleCONDDown 123: City council rep.ALD