New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th May 2014 There are 73 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th May 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Diamond coverTARPAAcross 5: Some ArizonansHOPIAAcross 9: Sultan's chargeHAREMAAcross 14: Mother ___JONESAAcross 19: Calypso stapleSTEEL DRUMAAcross 21: Pull togetherUNITEAAcross 22: Quarter-rounded moldingOVOLOAAcross 23: Agents in blood clottingPLATELETSAAcross 24: I.Q. test developerBINETAAcross 25: MinuteEENSYAAcross 26: Part of A.P.R.: Abbr.PCTAAcross 27: Archaeologist's discoveryTOMBAAcross 29: New Orleans Saint who was the Super Bowl XLIV M.V.P.DREWBREESAAcross 33: ___ Disraeli, author of "Curiosities of Literature"ISAACAAcross 35: Like seven Nolan Ryan gamesNO-HITAAcross 36: "No kidding!"OHAAcross 38: Element #2's symbolHEAAcross 39: Rodent that burrows near streamsNUTRIAAAcross 41: Prince Harry, for oneREDHEADAAcross 45: Some West Coast winesNAPASAAcross 47: ResentedGRUDGEDAAcross 49: Mother ___TERESAAAcross 50: Joel and JenniferGREYSAAcross 51: Opposite of 'neathO'ERAAcross 52: Start the growing seasonSOWAAcross 54: With 58-Down, four-time destination for 56-DownNORTHAAcross 55: Simple storage unit on a farmPOLEBARNAAcross 57: Abbreviation between two namesA.K.A.AAcross 57: Abbreviation between two namesAKAAAcross 60: Bert's mystery-solving twinNANAAcross 62: Eye cover for the naive?WOOLAAcross 63: The original "It" girlCLARABOWAAcross 64: What's good in Jerusalem?TOVAAcross 65: LockTRESSAAcross 67: ID digitsSSNAAcross 68: Mother ___LODEAAcross 69: Michael Collins's org.IRAAAcross 70: Mother ___SHIPAAcross 71: Circular parts?ADSAAcross 74: Bank of IsraelLEUMIAAcross 75: Vintner's prefixOENAAcross 76: 800, sayTOLL-FREEAAcross 78: Cuba libre ingredientCOLAAAcross 81: End of a pickoffTAGAAcross 82: D.C. playerNATAAcross 83: "Survivor" tacticALLIANCEAAcross 84: Really went forATEUPAAcross 86: Sharks' and Jets' org.NHLAAcross 88: Needle-nosed fishGARAAcross 90: Montemezzi opera "L'Amore dei ___ Re"TREAAcross 91: Mother ___TONGUEAAcross 93: Pot pusher's vehicle?TEA CARTAAcross 93: Pot pusher's vehicle?TEACARTAAcross 98: Literally, "lion dog"SHIH-TZUAAcross 100: Second of six?SHORTIAAcross 101: Dorothy's auntEMAAcross 103: 2001 Spielberg sci-fi filmAIAAcross 104: GreasesLARDSAAcross 106: "The Age of Anxiety" poetAUDENAAcross 107: Not accidentalMEANTAAcross 109: Pointed fence stakesPALISADESAAcross 113: Wager of war against ParthiaNEROAAcross 114: Trident alternativeORBITAAcross 115: Téa of "The Family Man"LEONIAAcross 116: What unicorns don't doEXISTAAcross 118: Not said expresslyINDICATEDAAcross 121: ProddedURGEDAAcross 122: Stick in a school deskRULERAAcross 123: Smithsonian artifactsAMERICANAAAcross 124: Mother ___GOOSEAAcross 125: Spread outSPLAYAAcross 126: Cataract locationLENSAAcross 127: Paris suburb on the SeineISSYDDown 1: Recipe amt.TSPDDown 2: Braves, on a sports tickerATLDDown 3: End the growing seasonREAPDDown 4: Purina purveyorPETCODDown 5: "Good" cholesterol, for shortHDLDDown 6: Some freighter cargoOREDDown 6: Some freighter cargoORE.DDown 7: Backsliding, to a dieterPUTTINGONWEIGHTDDown 8: "Yeah, right!"IMSOSUREDDown 9: Mother ___HUBBARDDDown 10: Singer DiFrancoANIDDown 11: ZestRINDDDown 12: Forever, in verseETERNDDown 13: Astronomical sightingMETEORDDown 14: Politician who appeared as himself on NBC's "Parks and Recreation"JOEBIDENDDown 15: TopplesOVERTHROWSDDown 16: Abstainer's choiceNONEDDown 17: Ultimate word of an ultimatumELSEDDown 18: Kikkoman saucesSOYSDDown 20: Umpire's cryLETDDown 28: Coming of ageMATURATIONDDown 30: HoneWHETDDown 31: Khan's clanMONGOLSDDown 32: Goof aroundMESS ABOUTDDown 34: Coffin nailCIGDDown 37: Former chief justice StoneHARLANDDown 38: Bucolic bundleHAY BALEDDown 40: 1950s political monogramAESDDown 42: Architect SaarinenEERODDown 43: RegardingASTODDown 44: Wonka inventorDAHLDDown 46: Kind of reviewPEERDDown 48: Words to one who's about to go offDONTSTARTINONMEDDown 53: Subject of a Pittsburgh art museumWARHOLDDown 55: Windows boxes?PCSDDown 56: Seven-time N.B.A. rebounding champ, 1992-98RODMANDDown 58: See 54-AcrossKOREADDown 59: Pushing the envelope, sayAVANT-GARDEDDown 61: Actor Sam of "The Horse Whisperer"NEILLDDown 66: Bowler's baneSPLITDDown 71: Education secretary DuncanARNEDDown 72: Last month: Abbr.DECDDown 73: "What'd I tell you?"SEEDDown 74: Most people don't think they're funnyLAUGHLINESDDown 77: Game for which Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday were once dealersFARODDown 78: Jazz musiciansCATSDDown 79: Then again, in text messagesOTOHDDown 80: Filmmaker RiefenstahlLENIDDown 85: TablePUT ASIDEDDown 87: Former defense secretary AspinLESDDown 89: Through roadARTERIALDDown 92: Pound of poetryEZRADDown 94: "Now I remember!"AHADDown 95: Mother ___COUNTRYDDown 96: Some kiss-and-tell booksMEMOIRSDDown 97: They don't have fingersMITTENSDDown 99: Milk dispensersUDDERSDDown 102: "Much obliged," in MontréalMERCIDDown 103: Baker and BrooknerANITASDDown 105: Make more alluringSEX UPDDown 108: Simple countersABACIDDown 109: AdvertisePLUGDDown 110: Sleek, informallyAERODDown 111: Target's target, e.g.LOGODDown 112: Flowerpot spotSILLDDown 117: Body on a mapSEADDown 119: Cozy roomDENDDown 120: "Happy Mother's ___!"DAY