New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th April 2008

There are 77 across clues and 94 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th April 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Thing in a case
AAcross 4:	1960s-'80s Red Sox legend, informally	YAZ
AAcross 7:	In the cellar
AAcross 11:	Org. that promotes adoption	SPCA
AAcross 15:	"Poor venomous fool," in "Antony and Cleopatra"
AAcross 18:	Pumpkin-picking time: Abbr.
AAcross 19:	"Sons and Lovers" Oscar nominee Mary
AAcross 20:	Expected
AAcross 22:	King of comedy
AAcross 23:	Going rate?: Abbr.
AAcross 24:	1941 Henry Luce article that coined a name for an era	THEAMERICANCENTURY
AAcross 28:	Barcelona Olympics prize	ORO
AAcross 29:	Tevye creator ___ Aleichem
AAcross 30:	Eight-time Norris Trophy winner
AAcross 31:	Protein acid, informally
AAcross 32:	Have ___ to pick	ANIT
AAcross 33:	Celine Dion's "I'm Your Angel" duet partner	RKELLY
AAcross 34:	Closeout come-on	EVERYTHINGMUSTGO
AAcross 39:	Designated driver's drink
AAcross 40:	Badges, e.g., in brief
AAcross 41:	___ candy (some pop tunes)
AAcross 42:	Work of Seigneur de Montaigne	ESSAI
AAcross 43:	"Your Moment of ___" ("The Daily Show" feature)
AAcross 45:	Truncated cones, in math
AAcross 49:	Streaming	AFLOW
AAcross 52:	Novel that ends "Don't ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody"	THECATCHERINTHERYE
AAcross 61:	Not to mention
AAcross 62:	Atlas section
AAcross 63:	"Roll Over Beethoven" band, for short	ELO
AAcross 64:	1990s-2000s English tennis star Tim	HENMAN
AAcross 65:	Rocky Mountains resort
AAcross 66:	Wide-eyed
AAcross 67:	First principles
AAcross 70:	"I'm king of the world!," e.g.
AAcross 71:	Exceeded the speed limit?	ODED
AAcross 72:	"Tancredi" composer
AAcross 75:	Artful deception	SMOKEANDMIRRORS
AAcross 78:	State quarters?
AAcross 80:	Actress Ullmann
AAcross 81:	Suffix with billion
AAcross 82:	1972 Harry Nilsson hit	JUMPINTOTHEFIRE
AAcross 90:	Windsor, e.g.
AAcross 95:	Switch finish?	EROO
AAcross 96:	Absorb a loss	EATIT
AAcross 97:	1984 Heisman winner	FLUTIE
AAcross 99:	Orient
AAcross 100:	Chickadees' kin
AAcross 101:	Laughing gas and water, chemically
AAcross 103:	Mess up
AAcross 104:	Lover in "The Merchant of Venice"	PORTIA
AAcross 106:	Genuine: Ger.
AAcross 107:	Prime eatery	FIVESTARRESTAURANT
AAcross 111:	Sloughs off
AAcross 113:	You can't take it with you
AAcross 114:	Upstate N.Y. sch.	RPI
AAcross 115:	Tribute in jest
AAcross 118:	Managed
AAcross 119:	Sneak a peek
AAcross 121:	Boot part
AAcross 125:	Stanley Cup finalists of 1982 and 1994	VANCOUVERCANUCKS
AAcross 131:	Couple	PAIRUP
AAcross 133:	Long-legged wader
AAcross 134:	He played Krupa in "The Gene Krupa Story"	MINEO
AAcross 135:	"You did it!"
AAcross 136:	Lorenz Hart specialty
AAcross 137:	Pricey sports car, informally
AAcross 138:	Head of a special government inquiry	INDEPENDENTCOUNSEL
AAcross 143:	Hard wood
AAcross 144:	Math. class	GEOM
AAcross 145:	Actress Watts
AAcross 146:	Home on "Gilligan's Island"
AAcross 147:	Inflation meas.
AAcross 148:	On the other hand
AAcross 149:	Charles de Gaulle alternative
AAcross 150:	Varsity QB, e.g.	BMOC
AAcross 151:	Sign at a smash	SRO
AAcross 152:	Possessed
DDown 1:	"Number 10" Abstract Expressionist
DDown 2:	Made a comeback?
DDown 3:	"A Streetcar Named Desire" role
DDown 4:	"Dee-lish!"
DDown 5:	"These ___ the times that ..."
DDown 6:	Closed (in on)
DDown 7:	Money
DDown 8:	Botanist Gray	ASA
DDown 9:	Center of many revolutions
DDown 10:	Certain X or O	TAC
DDown 11:	Subbed (for)
DDown 12:	Dive
DDown 13:	Glances
DDown 14:	"___ takers?"
DDown 15:	Spanish sherry
DDown 16:	Offshoot
DDown 17:	Snap
DDown 21:	Mother of Judah	LEAH
DDown 25:	Popular portal	AOL
DDown 26:	Kupcinet and Cross	IRVS
DDown 27:	Application letters	NMI
DDown 29:	Some namesakes: Abbr.	SRS
DDown 32:	Without obligation	ASAFAVOR
DDown 35:	Change of a mortgage, slangily	REFI
DDown 36:	Paul Bunyan story
DDown 37:	Ministry of ___, in "1984"
DDown 38:	Ryder Cup team
DDown 38:	Ryder Cup team
DDown 40:	Time ___
DDown 43:	Tase
DDown 44:	When many get a St.-Tropez tan	ETE
DDown 46:	Biblical queendom	SHEBA
DDown 47:	Joint part
DDown 48:	Royal Navy foe of 1588
DDown 50:	Willow used in basketry
DDown 51:	Hills of Yorkshire
DDown 52:	Spree
DDown 53:	Monster hurricane of 1989
DDown 54:	Libido
DDown 55:	Lowly workers
DDown 56:	Do voodoo on
DDown 57:	Skull and Bones members	ELIS
DDown 58:	Latitude
DDown 59:	Bleeth of "Baywatch"	YASMINE
DDown 60:	Unabridged
DDown 67:	Executive's charter, maybe	AIRTAXI
DDown 68:	Infiltrator
DDown 69:	Flat-bottomed boat
DDown 73:	Despot ___ Amin	IDI
DDown 74:	Lead-in to "the above" or "your business"	NONEOF
DDown 76:	Like some twins
DDown 77:	___ center
DDown 79:	Mystery element
DDown 82:	Leaps across the ballet stage
DDown 83:	"Vega$" star Robert	URICH
DDown 84:	Nick Nolte movie based on a Kurt Vonnegut novel	MOTHERNIGHT
DDown 85:	Some advanced researchers, for short
DDown 86:	Traditional almanac data
DDown 87:	Bikini blast	HTEST
DDown 88:	Sorry sort
DDown 89:	Parisian "to be"	ETRE
DDown 91:	Jean who wrote "Please Don't Eat the Daisies"	KERR
DDown 92:	"So long, dahling"	TATA
DDown 93:	"The fix ___"	ISIN
DDown 94:	Virginie ou Pennsylvanie
DDown 98:	Subject of the book "Many Unhappy Returns": Abbr.
DDown 102:	___ Zagora, Bulgaria	STARA
DDown 104:	Infant's food
DDown 105:	"Certainement!"	OUI
DDown 108:	Mussorgsky's "Pictures ___ Exhibition"	ATAN
DDown 109:	Contact lens solution brand	RENU
DDown 110:	Venture
DDown 112:	___ Miguel, Azores island	SAO
DDown 116:	Sting's last name
DDown 117:	"Hannah Montana" star Miley Cyrus, for one	TVIDOL
DDown 119:	32-card game
DDown 120:	Charges (up)
DDown 121:	"Into the Wild" actor Emile	HIRSCH
DDown 122:	Home of Gannon Univ.	ERIEPA
DDown 123:	Author of the "Elements," ca. 300 B.C.
DDown 124:	Past records?	LPS
DDown 125:	Singh on the links	VIJAY
DDown 126:	Demean
DDown 127:	Bad guys
DDown 128:	Name
DDown 129:	Filmmaker Joel or Ethan	COEN
DDown 130:	Jaded figure
DDown 131:	2006 neologism meaning "to demote"
DDown 132:	Author Rand	AYN
DDown 138:	"May ___ now?"	IGO
DDown 139:	Bust
DDown 140:	___ Pérignon
DDown 141:	Comic Philips
DDown 142:	"___ Father ..."