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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th February 2006

There are 64 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th February 2006. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Staff
AAcross 5: Test group?
AAcross 10: La Scala cheer
AAcross 15: Germ jelly
AAcross 19: "I smell ___!"ARAT
AAcross 20: Financial mogul CarlICAHN
AAcross 21: Indian bread
AAcross 22: Plain and simple
AAcross 23: Nostalgic person's utterance
AAcross 24: Why the convent's head couldn't find information on the nun?NOPRIORESSRECORD
AAcross 27: Basilica of San Francesco siteASSISI
AAcross 29: "Er-r …"
AAcross 30: First step in addicts' treatment
AAcross 31: Kind of school
AAcross 32: Merged coastal access?BEACHCOMBINE
AAcross 36: Gives more than a licking?
AAcross 38: Social sort
AAcross 39: Wall protector
AAcross 40: Victory: Ger.SIEG
AAcross 42: Staple of Italian cuisine
AAcross 44: Unilever?CARESSMANUFACTURER
AAcross 47: Mexican Mrs.SRA
AAcross 49: Reason for school cancellation
AAcross 50: "Ouch!"YEOW
AAcross 51: Canadian Club and others
AAcross 52: Henhouse sounds
AAcross 54: Iceland is part of it: Abbr.
AAcross 57: Pops
AAcross 60: Accepts oppression no longer
AAcross 63: Reason to lube a tube?PIPETTESQUEAK
AAcross 69: Certain canine
AAcross 69: Certain canine
AAcross 71: Tape, for short
AAcross 72: SurrenderSAYUNCLE
AAcross 73: Artist's board nearby?PALETTEAROUND
AAcross 76: Circular
AAcross 77: Cast
AAcross 78: Word said with a tip o' the hat
AAcross 80: Stomach and intestine, e.g.
AAcross 81: View from the Gulf of Catania
AAcross 85: Speaker of the line "Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi; you're my only hope"LEIA
AAcross 87: Spanish flower
AAcross 90: French connections?ETS
AAcross 91: Cabaret singer in the style of an old pope?GREGORIANCHANTEUSE
AAcross 97: Square things
AAcross 98: "Cut it out!"
AAcross 99: "___ take arms against a sea of troubles": "Hamlet"ORTO
AAcross 100: Knock over
AAcross 103: Second-stringer
AAcross 104: Top knot?SUPERBOWLINE
AAcross 107: Mil. address
AAcross 108: Washersful
AAcross 112: Accelerate, for short
AAcross 113: Lesser hit locationsBSIDES
AAcross 114: Rubber mania?MASSEUSEHYSTERIA
AAcross 119: Stakes
AAcross 120: Moscato d'___ (Italian wine)ASTI
AAcross 121: Lion's home, to Hercules
AAcross 122: Dander
AAcross 123: "Waiting for the Robert ___"ELEE
AAcross 124: Sound before "Your fly's open"
AAcross 125: Dagwood and Blondie's dog
AAcross 126: ___ Foods, Fortune 500 company
AAcross 127: Cat with tufted ears
DDown 1: Winter melon
DDown 2: Up
DDown 3: BothersNAGSAT
DDown 4: Standard of living?
DDown 5: They're easy to park
DDown 6: "Baudolino" author
DDown 7: Time out?
DDown 8: Fuchsia, e.g.
DDown 9: Belief of many Africans
DDown 10: Cold comment
DDown 11: Felt sorry about
DDown 12: Area with a curved wall
DDown 13: Flak jacket, e.g.
DDown 14: Like some exercises
DDown 15: Cinemax competitor, for shortAMC
DDown 16: Class of planes?
DDown 17: One in handcuffs
DDown 18: Funny Foxx
DDown 25: "___ vincit amor"OMNIA
DDown 26: Have a place in the world
DDown 28: Big Apple park
DDown 33: It takes the cake
DDown 34: Quark-plus-antiquark particle
DDown 35: Counting-out starterEENY
DDown 37: See the sights
DDown 41: Kind of room
DDown 42: Unfair treatment
DDown 43: Surgeons' sites, briefly
DDown 44: Philip Seymour Hoffman title role
DDown 45: Substitute
DDown 46: Pays, as a bill
DDown 47: "Bye"SEEYA
DDown 48: Make merry
DDown 52: Princeton Review or Kaplan study
DDown 53: Exertion aversion
DDown 55: Modern recording optionTIVO
DDown 56: It's addictive
DDown 58: "... so long ___ both shall live"ASYE
DDown 59: Crouch
DDown 61: Carry
DDown 62: Enter quietlySTEALIN
DDown 64: "So Big" author FerberEDNA
DDown 65: In chains
DDown 66: Acclaim
DDown 67: Smart guys?
DDown 68: Etta of old comicsKETT
DDown 70: "___ heart" ("Be kind")HAVEA
DDown 74: Power to control
DDown 75: Put in stitches
DDown 79: Tool along
DDown 81: Ingredient in a flip
DDown 82: Poach
DDown 83: Bases from which profits are figuredNETCOSTS
DDown 84: Golden or teen follower
DDown 86: Isn't naturally
DDown 88: Novi Sad resident
DDown 89: High-speed roadway
DDown 92: Seed-to-be
DDown 93: Get well fast
DDown 94: Time of operation
DDown 95: "Bon ___!"APPETIT
DDown 96: Propagates
DDown 100: In many places
DDown 101: 50 to twoONETEN
DDown 102: Setting for many Thomas Hardy novels
DDown 105: Part of EGBDF
DDown 106: Defamation
DDown 107: "Do I need to draw you ___?"AMAP
DDown 109: Well off the coast
DDown 110: Half: PrefixDEMI
DDown 111: "___ Gotta Have It"
DDown 115: Do nothing
DDown 116: "Way to go!"
DDown 117: Bradbury's "___ for Rocket"RIS
DDown 118: Prefix with morphic
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