New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th April 2015

There are 73 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th April 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	White's partner	SAJAK
AAcross 6:	Religious journey
AAcross 9:	Queen's attendant
AAcross 12:	Treasonous groups
AAcross 18:	Home of Faa'a International Airport
AAcross 19:	Kindle, e.g.	EREADER
AAcross 21:	Union union
AAcross 22:	Asian wild ass
AAcross 23:	1/100 of a peseta
AAcross 24:	With formal properness
AAcross 25:	Some Halloween decorations
AAcross 26:	Kit ___ bar
AAcross 28:	"Leave!"	GONOW
AAcross 29:	Book that needs to be read word for word?	ROGETS
AAcross 30:	Picking up strength, for short?
AAcross 30:	Picking up strength, for short?
AAcross 31:	Sony video recorder	BETACAM
AAcross 33:	Relatively recent
AAcross 35:	Postal abbr.	RTE
AAcross 36:	101, say
AAcross 37:	Corporate department
AAcross 38:	Party time, for short	BDAY
AAcross 42:	7/11 product?
AAcross 45:	Crime of those in Dante's second circle
AAcross 46:	When repeated, classic song with the lyric "Sayin' we gotta go, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah"
AAcross 47:	Bully, at times
AAcross 49:	Begin's opposite?
AAcross 51:	Word of regret	SHOULDA
AAcross 53:	"So what?"	WHOCARES
AAcross 55:	One who aims to hit singles?
AAcross 57:	Quarters of a Quarter Pounder
AAcross 58:	Walk quietly
AAcross 59:	Keepers of appointments, for short	PDAS
AAcross 61:	Deficit, informally
AAcross 62:	Went (for)
AAcross 63:	Scoundrel
AAcross 65:	Baseball V.I.P.s	GMS
AAcross 67:	Gist
AAcross 68:	Crucial
AAcross 69:	Ayatollah's speech
AAcross 71:	Afflicts
AAcross 73:	Hist. or Eng.	SUBJ
AAcross 75:	Flee
AAcross 78:	Ne'er-do-wells
AAcross 79:	In good ___
AAcross 81:	Twilight, poetically
AAcross 84:	It could go either way	EVENBET
AAcross 86:	Adhered (to)
AAcross 88:	Amaretto ingredients
AAcross 89:	Best-selling children's series "___ Jackson & the Olympians"
AAcross 90:	Common address start
AAcross 92:	Bugs someone?	MELBLANC
AAcross 94:	See 97-Across
AAcross 95:	Explorer Meriwether ___
AAcross 96:	___-breath	BABYS
AAcross 97:	Japanese 94-Across
AAcross 100:	Claymation dog	GROMIT
AAcross 102:	Helpful household pets
AAcross 104:	Cut (off)
AAcross 105:	Appraises
AAcross 108:	Some 99-Down	NANOS
AAcross 110:	___ Period (part of Japanese history)
AAcross 111:	___ regni
AAcross 112:	Go by
AAcross 113:	Lightly pound
AAcross 115:	Coming or going, say
AAcross 117:	Moderate
AAcross 118:	"No, you really must!"	IINSIST
AAcross 119:	Takes marks off
AAcross 120:	Yellow-and-white flowers
AAcross 121:	Prefix with system
AAcross 122:	Letters in the Greek spelling of "Parthenon"
AAcross 123:	Capital on the Atlantic
DDown 1:	Least mad
DDown 2:	Example from classic American literature	AHABPEQUOD
DDown 3:	Lively dances
DDown 4:	Polished off
DDown 5:	Example from television	KIRKENTERPRISE
DDown 6:	Property unit
DDown 7:	"___ you even listening?"
DDown 8:	With 18-Down, structure that gets less stable with time	JENGA
DDown 9:	Deuce preceder, maybe	ADIN
DDown 10:	Example from sci-fi literature	NEMONAUTILUS
DDown 11:	Brick worker's tools
DDown 12:	Summer pants
DDown 13:	Big dos
DDown 14:	Example from 18th-century history	BLIGHBOUNTY
DDown 15:	Top
DDown 16:	Pleasant inflection
DDown 17:	Some beans
DDown 18:	See 8-Down
DDown 20:	Bond holder?
DDown 27:	Clad
DDown 31:	Flora and fauna
DDown 32:	Deceives
DDown 34:	Dampens
DDown 37:	Affix carelessly
DDown 39:	___ de leche	DULCE
DDown 40:	Cooperated with
DDown 41:	Up side?
DDown 43:	Duke rival, for short	UNC
DDown 44:	Game center?	TAC
DDown 46:	Watchmaker's tool
DDown 47:	County div.
DDown 48:	"I got it!"
DDown 50:	"I finally got it!"
DDown 52:	Example from fantasy literature	HOOKJOLLYROGER
DDown 54:	Some trilogies
DDown 56:	Get running smoothly, in a way
DDown 60:	Example from 20th-century history	SMITHTITANIC
DDown 63:	Example from advertising	CRUNCHGUPPY
DDown 64:	Words before a date	USEBY
DDown 66:	Is out
DDown 69:	Point of sharpest vision
DDown 70:	Golden ___
DDown 72:	Cut (off)
DDown 74:	Told
DDown 75:	Metaphorical example from poetry	LINCOLNUSA
DDown 76:	As well as
DDown 77:	Classic roadsters	MGS
DDown 78:	"One ... two ... three ...," in a gym
DDown 80:	On the left, for short	DEM
DDown 82:	Get together
DDown 83:	Many a fed. holiday
DDown 85:	British Invasion band
DDown 87:	Kind of ceiling
DDown 91:	Much-vilified food
DDown 93:	Some fingerprints
DDown 95:	Schlemiels
DDown 98:	Louse's place, in Robert Burns's "To a Louse"
DDown 99:	See 108-Across	IPODS
DDown 101:	Watch over
DDown 102:	Fearsome birds
DDown 103:	Welcome, perhaps
DDown 105:	Ixnay
DDown 106:	"A Clockwork Orange" protagonist	ALEX
DDown 107:	Unbelievable, say
DDown 109:	Talking during a movie, e.g.	NONO
DDown 111:	___ League
DDown 114:	Michigan rival, for short	OSU
DDown 116:	Post-Civil War Reconstruction, e.g.