New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th September 2008

There are 63 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th September 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Goes on TV
AAcross 5:	Kublai Khan and others
AAcross 12:	Barkeep's supply
AAcross 18:	Transports, in a way
AAcross 21:	Place to make an omelet
AAcross 22:	Studio behind the original "Star Trek"	DESILU
AAcross 23:	Protected
AAcross 24:	Program on which pundits talk about marinara and such?	RELIABLESAUCES
AAcross 26:	Easily makes the hole with, in golf	TAPSIN
AAcross 27:	Trapper's ware
AAcross 28:	Walloped, quickly
AAcross 29:	Hydroelectric org.	TVA
AAcross 30:	Venice's Bridge of ___
AAcross 32:	Program on which pundits say dumbfounding things?	FAZETHENATION
AAcross 37:	You might not be able to stand this
AAcross 39:	Big winner at the casino
AAcross 41:	Home of 14-Down	AMES
AAcross 42:	All: Prefix	OMN
AAcross 43:	Bass ___
AAcross 44:	Possessor of many rings
AAcross 45:	Late bloomer
AAcross 47:	Suffix with viol	IST
AAcross 49:	Easily concealed weapon
AAcross 51:	Program on which pundits talk about hangings?	THENOOSEHOUR
AAcross 56:	Sulu player on "Star Trek"	TAKEI
AAcross 57:	"The Wild Duck" dramatist
AAcross 59:	Got dark
AAcross 60:	At all
AAcross 62:	Leave rubber, with "out"
AAcross 63:	Indians play it
AAcross 65:	Exasperated exclamations
AAcross 66:	Program on which pundits express indignant surprise?	THEOHREALLYFACTOR
AAcross 71:	Kwik-E-Mart clerk	APU
AAcross 73:	Earring type
AAcross 74:	Afternoon hour
AAcross 75:	Personal ad abbr.	SWF
AAcross 76:	Kind of winds
AAcross 79:	Tuscan province	SIENA
AAcross 80:	Old Dodges	OMNIS
AAcross 84:	Program on which pundits slug it out with reporters?	BEATTHEPRESS
AAcross 87:	Passed out in a bad way
AAcross 90:	Start of a Vol. 1 heading	ATO
AAcross 91:	I do's
AAcross 92:	Whence Zeno	ELEA
AAcross 93:	Life overseas
AAcross 94:	Brooding sort
AAcross 96:	Pollster Roper	ELMO
AAcross 97:	Analyze
AAcross 98:	Wood for bows
AAcross 99:	Program on which pundits kvetch?	SUNDAYMOANING
AAcross 104:	Buffoons
AAcross 106:	"Who ___?" (song from "Les Miz")
AAcross 107:	Mens ___ (criminal intent)	REA
AAcross 108:	Works at a museum
AAcross 110:	Worrier's words	OHDEAR
AAcross 113:	Program on which pundits deride the power of the federal government?	WASHINGTONWEAK
AAcross 118:	Old cash register key	NOSALE
AAcross 119:	Answer the call
AAcross 120:	It may be a lot	ONEACRE
AAcross 121:	Waxes
AAcross 122:	Commentator Myers	DEEDEE
AAcross 123:	Have	NOTNEED
AAcross 124:	Would-be J.D.'s exam	LSAT
DDown 1:	Words after hard or keep	ATIT
DDown 2:	___ Thomas, the Soul Queen of New Orleans	IRMA
DDown 3:	Cut of beef
DDown 4:	"Pardon me, Pasquale"	SCUSI
DDown 5:	Sticker abbr.	MSRP
DDown 6:	Michael of "Caddyshack"	OKEEFE
DDown 7:	Nabisco ___ wafer	NILLA
DDown 8:	Ostentation
DDown 9:	Commercial suffix with Motor
DDown 10:	Med. country	LEB
DDown 11:	The Cards, on scoreboards	STL
DDown 12:	Has way too much of, slangily	ODSON
DDown 13:	___ double life	LEADA
DDown 14:	Cyclones' sch.	ISU
DDown 15:	A role some people play
DDown 16:	Control surface on a plane's wing
DDown 17:	NPR newswoman Stamberg	SUSAN
DDown 19:	Program on which pundits talk about Camelot?	KNIGHTLINE
DDown 20:	Lady of Brazil
DDown 25:	Just makes, with "out"
DDown 31:	One who says "See you in court!"
DDown 33:	In the stomach
DDown 34:	Govt. gangbusters	TMEN
DDown 35:	Lifesaver, e.g.
DDown 36:	___ max	TOTHE
DDown 37:	History
DDown 38:	Michigan college
DDown 40:	Not quite good enough for the majors, say
DDown 45:	Addled
DDown 46:	Nonkosher food
DDown 47:	Actor Jason of the Harry Potter films	ISAACS
DDown 48:	Volleyball action
DDown 50:	Matriarch of six of the 12 Tribes of Israel	LEAH
DDown 52:	One of Chekhov's "Three Sisters"	OLGA
DDown 53:	___ before	ONOR
DDown 54:	180
DDown 55:	Map lines: Abbr.	RDS
DDown 58:	Attention getter
DDown 61:	Start of a pirate chant	YOHOHO
DDown 63:	Miler turned congressman	RYUN
DDown 64:	Many ski chalets	AFRAMES
DDown 66:	Sushi staple
DDown 67:	Improve
DDown 68:	Loamy soil
DDown 69:	Program on which pundits talk for 48 straight hours?	TWODAYSHOW
DDown 70:	"All ___" (Tomlin film)	OFME
DDown 71:	State dept. figure	AMB
DDown 72:	Dupin's creator
DDown 77:	Strong position
DDown 78:	Giant star of the 1930s and '40s	OTT
DDown 79:	Big East's ___ Hall
DDown 79:	Big East's ___ Hall
DDown 81:	Specialists in special ops	NAVYSEALS
DDown 82:	"Why would ___?"	ILIE
DDown 83:	Dither
DDown 85:	Sport with a 4 1/2-ounce ball
DDown 86:	Cine- suffix
DDown 88:	"The most beautiful woman ever to visit Casablanca"	ILSA
DDown 89:	Years on the diamond
DDown 94:	Decent
DDown 95:	Isolate
DDown 96:	Time online, for example	EMAG
DDown 97:	Harshly bright
DDown 99:	Cut a cord, say
DDown 100:	Present itself
DDown 101:	Musical matchmaker
DDown 102:	Certain caucuser
DDown 103:	Beatrice, to Leonato, in "Much Ado About Nothing"
DDown 105:	Subject of the book "Disaster in Dearborn"	EDSEL
DDown 109:	Tube lineup	SKED
DDown 111:	"... and to ___ good-night"	ALLA
DDown 112:	What's left
DDown 114:	Covered up
DDown 115:	Big load
DDown 116:	"Double Fantasy" singer
DDown 117:	Safety equipment