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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd August 2009

There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd August 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Shepherd
AAcross 5: Logical beginning?PATHO
AAcross 10: Regs.STDS
AAcross 14: Curio
AAcross 19: Langston Hughes poemITOO
AAcross 20: Who said "No good movie is too long, and no bad movie is short enough"EBERT
AAcross 21: House Republican V.I.P. Cantor
AAcross 22: Windblown soil
AAcross 23: Used a push-button toilet?PRESSEDTHEFLUSH
AAcross 26: Difficult surface for high-heel shoes
AAcross 27: The Jaguars, on scoreboardsJAX
AAcross 28: "White trash," e.g.
AAcross 29: Been in bed
AAcross 30: Kind of school
AAcross 31: Stop on ___ADIME
AAcross 33: "Julius Caesar" roleCASCA
AAcross 36: 12-time Pro Bowl player JuniorSEAU
AAcross 38: Super ___ (game console)NES
AAcross 39: Neural network
AAcross 40: "I can't drink beer this late"?ITSPASTMYBUDTIME
AAcross 44: Operates
AAcross 46: Flu symptom
AAcross 47: Ovid's love poetryAMORES
AAcross 48: Green
AAcross 50: Largest city paper in the U.S.: Abbr.NYT
AAcross 51: Narrow estuary
AAcross 54: Arg. neighborURU
AAcross 55: Dairy regulator?BUTTERBUSINESSBUREAU
AAcross 61: Mil. unitRGT
AAcross 62: "Up and ___!"ATEM
AAcross 63: It was destroyed by Godzilla in "Godzilla Raids Again"
AAcross 64: Cans
AAcross 66: "Zounds!"
AAcross 68: Yeoman of the British guard
AAcross 71: Sci-fi writer's creation
AAcross 72: Like Rockefeller Center
AAcross 73: Cantilevered window
AAcross 74: "The Hallucinogenic Toreador" artist
AAcross 76: Extinct relative of the emu
AAcross 77: Baseball official gets revenge?THEUMPIRESTRIKESBACK
AAcross 83: ___ Chinmoy (late spiritual leader)
AAcross 84: Toon frame
AAcross 85: Poetic dark period
AAcross 85: Poetic dark period
AAcross 86: "Concentrate!"
AAcross 87: Govt.-issued securitiesTBONDS
AAcross 90: Pelé was its M.V.P. in '76NASL
AAcross 92: Shadow
AAcross 93: "The bolt alone is sufficient"?WORKSWITHOUTANUT
AAcross 97: Stiff drink
AAcross 101: Mil. address
AAcross 102: Medicinal succulent
AAcross 103: Native of Leipzig
AAcross 104: One looking for a ticket, maybe
AAcross 105: Spruce
AAcross 108: Added value
AAcross 110: Sons of, in HebrewBNAI
AAcross 112: Nashville-based awards org.CMA
AAcross 113: Pitcher Reynolds of the 1940s-'50s YankeesALLIE
AAcross 114: Story of a small Communist barbarian?THELITTLEREDHUN
AAcross 118: Designer GeoffreyBEENE
AAcross 119: Eric of "Munich"BANA
AAcross 120: Gettysburg general under LeeEWELL
AAcross 121: Hammer part
AAcross 122: "The East ___," song of the Chinese Cultural RevolutionISRED
AAcross 123: Egyptian solar disk
AAcross 124: Catch in a ring, maybe
AAcross 125: Without much thought
DDown 1: Bill collector?TIPJAR
DDown 2: Online brokerageETRADE
DDown 3: Sartre play set in hellNOEXIT
DDown 4: Fetes
DDown 5: Plastic surgeon's procedure
DDown 6: Shanghais
DDown 7: Colorful fish
DDown 8: Regal inits.HRH
DDown 9: Native: SuffixOTE
DDown 10: Emmy-winning WardSELA
DDown 11: Platitude
DDown 12: Miramax owner
DDown 13: P.T.A. meeting place: Abbr.SCH
DDown 14: Sister in Chekhov's "Three Sisters"OLGA
DDown 15: Five-time Wimbledon champBORG
DDown 16: 1960s sitcom title roleJEANNIE
DDown 17: Prizes
DDown 18: Transmitter of nagana
DDown 24: Reno-to-L.A. dir.
DDown 25: News bulletin
DDown 30: Hawaiian attire
DDown 32: Basis of a Scouting badge
DDown 34: Neuters
DDown 35: Peyotes, e.g.
DDown 37: Litigators' org.
DDown 40: Chemically quiet
DDown 41: Mother ___
DDown 42: U.S. rebellion leader of 1842
DDown 43: Loyally following
DDown 45: Eye layers
DDown 48: McDonald's chicken bit
DDown 49: Affix
DDown 50: Having digits
DDown 52: "The wolf ___ the door"ISAT
DDown 53: Welcomed, as a visitorASKEDIN
DDown 55: Mated
DDown 56: Jazz genre
DDown 57: End-of-year numbers
DDown 58: P.M. between Netanyahu and SharonBARAK
DDown 59: Aviator
DDown 60: Open
DDown 65: Neb. neighborSDAK
DDown 67: Gets a C, sayDOESOK
DDown 69: Where Guinness originates
DDown 70: ___ painFEELNO
DDown 71: Words before may or mightWISHI
DDown 75: The French stateLETAT
DDown 78: Mantel pieces
DDown 79: Convenient meeting place?
DDown 80: Seed coat
DDown 81: "Put your feet up"
DDown 82: Tolkien hobbit
DDown 87: Overthrows
DDown 88: Oven option
DDown 89: Part of R.S.V.P.SIL
DDown 91: Also, in ArlesAUSSI
DDown 92: Places for moles
DDown 93: Mustardy condiment
DDown 94: Cane accompanier, maybe
DDown 95: Curtis of cosmeticsHELENE
DDown 96: Aristocrats
DDown 98: Fixed for all time
DDown 99: Gulliver of "Gulliver's Travels"LEMUEL
DDown 100: Gearshift mechanism, informally
DDown 104: Contend
DDown 106: "O.K. then"
DDown 107: Network signal
DDown 109: ___ Bator
DDown 111: Author/poet BatesARLO
DDown 114: TV schedule abbr.TBA
DDown 115: 10-digit no.
DDown 116: Former rival of USAir
DDown 117: Printer specification: Abbr.DPI
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