New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th March 2015

There are 60 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th March 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Small drums
AAcross 7:	Leaves of grass
AAcross 13:	Folded like a fan
AAcross 20:	East Coast national park
AAcross 21:	Early stone tool
AAcross 22:	Go wild	RUNRIOT
AAcross 23:	Ancient Peruvian using Netflix?	STREAMINGINCA
AAcross 25:	Washington post?
AAcross 26:	Newbie: Var.
AAcross 27:	Senator Mike from Wyoming	ENZI
AAcross 28:	1965 hitmakers Dino, ___ & Billy
AAcross 30:	Start to lose it
AAcross 31:	Exactly 72, maybe	EVENPAR
AAcross 33:	"No fishing here!"?	CASTELSEWHERE
AAcross 38:	Be up
AAcross 39:	Ending with Vietnam
AAcross 40:	Vietnam ___
AAcross 41:	Like the headline "ELVIS FATHERED MY ALIEN BABY"
AAcross 42:	Sheer
AAcross 44:	Lines from Homer and Erasmus
AAcross 47:	Some art projections
AAcross 51:	Dog whose rocket went off course?	DEEPSPACECANINE
AAcross 55:	Make the podium
AAcross 56:	Some black-tie events
AAcross 57:	Refrain syllable	TRA
AAcross 58:	"Network," for one
AAcross 59:	Never	NOTONCE
AAcross 62:	"Is that so?"	DOESIT
AAcross 64:	A minimus is a little one
AAcross 65:	Comment to an annoying blackjack dealer?	YOUMAKEMEWANNACASHOUT
AAcross 71:	TV ET
AAcross 72:	Pub fixture	ALETAP
AAcross 73:	"Ta-da!"	ITWORKS
AAcross 74:	Up-to-the-minute
AAcross 77:	Letters after Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's name	DNY
AAcross 78:	Less deserving of a laugh, say
AAcross 81:	Sealer, maybe
AAcross 82:	Part of a jumbo trail mix?	REALLYBIGCASHEW
AAcross 87:	Sorry sort	SADCASE
AAcross 89:	Lit
AAcross 90:	Marie Antoinette, par exemple	REINE
AAcross 91:	First name on the "America's Got Talent" panel	HEIDI
AAcross 93:	State on the Miss.
AAcross 93:	State on the Miss.
AAcross 94:	Bouncer's concern
AAcross 96:	AAA offering: Abbr.	RTE
AAcross 97:	Agent for Bogart's partner?	BACALLHANDLER
AAcross 102:	Wild
AAcross 104:	Declare
AAcross 105:	Filmmaker Riefenstahl	LENI
AAcross 106:	Hold it!
AAcross 108:	"When I was ___ ..."	ALAD
AAcross 109:	President John Tyler's wife	LETITIA
AAcross 111:	"12-Point Type: A History"?	THELIFEOFPICA
AAcross 116:	Tied up
AAcross 117:	They might grab some food before a flight
AAcross 118:	Hard and unyielding
AAcross 119:	Bar order that's not drunk
AAcross 120:	"Me as well!"	IDOTOO
AAcross 121:	Isn't completely truthful
DDown 1:	It may be on the tip of your tongue
DDown 1:	It may be on the tip of your tongue
DDown 2:	Put in play
DDown 3:	It holds a lock in place
DDown 4:	Classic theater
DDown 5:	Marshy place, perhaps
DDown 6:	Identical to	SAMEAS
DDown 7:	Auto pioneer Karl	BENZ
DDown 8:	"When dealing with people, let us remember we are not dealing with creatures of ___": Dale Carnegie
DDown 9:	Will Smith biopic
DDown 10:	When repeated, a child's meal
DDown 11:	Yadda, yadda, yadda
DDown 12:	Tangerine or peach
DDown 13:	Force divided by area, in physics
DDown 14:	___ brothers, inventors of the motion picture (1895)	LUMIERE
DDown 15:	Having five sharps	INB
DDown 16:	Cause of a great loss?	CRASHDIET
DDown 17:	Option for a quick exit
DDown 18:	Quaint letter opener	TOSIR
DDown 19:	Classic British Jaguar	ETYPE
DDown 24:	Concerning	INRE
DDown 29:	Sharp turn
DDown 32:	Projected image
DDown 34:	High-tech surveillance acronym	AWACS
DDown 35:	Major account
DDown 36:	Site of a 1776 George Washington victory in the Revolutionary War
DDown 37:	___ Rudolph, U.S. sprinter who won three golds in the 1960 Olympics	WILMA
DDown 43:	British racetrack site	EPSOM
DDown 44:	___ Hardware
DDown 45:	It's in the 60s
DDown 46:	Rock singer?
DDown 48:	Photoshop user, e.g.
DDown 49:	Egyptian king overthrown in a 1952 revolution	FAROUK
DDown 50:	Wintry mixes
DDown 52:	Barely touch, as a meal
DDown 53:	Visibly stunned	AREEL
DDown 54:	Grp. with a launch party?
DDown 58:	Criticism
DDown 59:	Spiral-horned antelopes
DDown 60:	"C'est magnifique!"	OOLALA
DDown 61:	Like some titmice
DDown 62:	Fist bump, in slang
DDown 63:	It might say "Happy Birthday!"
DDown 66:	Ancient Assyrian foe	MEDE
DDown 67:	Old lab burners
DDown 68:	Ambushed
DDown 69:	One calling foul?
DDown 70:	Mess (around)
DDown 75:	Catholic rite
DDown 76:	"Delphine" author Madame de ___
DDown 78:	Waxing and waning, e.g.
DDown 79:	U.K. honour
DDown 80:	Free
DDown 82:	Thomas Jefferson and Calvin Coolidge, e.g.
DDown 83:	Quiet period
DDown 84:	Menial
DDown 85:	Showstopper?
DDown 86:	When school's open
DDown 88:	More slapstick
DDown 92:	Novelist McEwan	IAN
DDown 94:	___-bodied
DDown 95:	Board's opposite
DDown 97:	Maryland's largest city, informally	BALTO
DDown 98:	___ Fisher Hall, longtime venue at Lincoln Center	AVERY
DDown 99:	Whale constellation
DDown 100:	Capone henchman	NITTI
DDown 101:	Something you might get a charge out of
DDown 103:	Tasty
DDown 107:	"In that case ..."	IFSO
DDown 110:	China's Lao-___	TSE
DDown 112:	Suffered from
DDown 113:	Jeff Lynne's band, for short	ELO
DDown 114:	Patch of land
DDown 115:	___ season