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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th February 2011

There are 71 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th February 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Desert Storm transports
AAcross 8: Is sociable
AAcross 13: Annoyed with persistent petty attacks
AAcross 20: Qualify
AAcross 21: Contest site
AAcross 22: 1994 Red Hot Chili Peppers albumOUTINLA
AAcross 23: Rabbi or mullah
AAcross 24: Like most Western music
AAcross 25: Went over completely
AAcross 26: March ___
AAcross 27: John McCain and John KerryVIETNAMVETS
AAcross 30: Dog command
AAcross 31: Gig for a deejay
AAcross 33: Sped
AAcross 34: For-EV-er
AAcross 35: Steeplechase, e.g.
AAcross 36: Idle
AAcross 38: Emulated a hungry wolf
AAcross 40: Common rolls
AAcross 42: River crossed by the Longfellow Bridge
AAcross 44: Clogs at the bottom?
AAcross 45: Arrive at by airFLYINTO
AAcross 46: Repair shop figs.
AAcross 47: British P.M. after Lloyd George
AAcross 49: Ward, to the Beaver
AAcross 50: Payday, often: Abbr.
AAcross 51: Crash-investigating org.NTSB
AAcross 52: Striped stones
AAcross 55: What "Arf! Arf!" or "Meow!" may meanFEEDME
AAcross 57: "The Real World" airerMTV
AAcross 60: 2009 hit film with subtitled scenes
AAcross 62: Earn
AAcross 63: Word on either side of "à"
AAcross 66: ContributesCHIPSIN
AAcross 68: Transfer, as at a nursery
AAcross 70: "The Charge of the Light Brigade" figure
AAcross 72: Block component
AAcross 73: "Wedding Crashers" co-star, 2005VINCEVAUGHN
AAcross 76: Evolutionary chart
AAcross 77: Key of Chopin's "Polonaise-Fantaisie"AFLAT
AAcross 79: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, once, on "S.N.L."
AAcross 80: "Spider-Man" directorRAIMI
AAcross 81: "Get lost!"BEATIT
AAcross 83: Ft. Collins setting
AAcross 84: Abbr. on a currency exchange boardEUR
AAcross 85: Toy company behind yo-yos
AAcross 86: Entered carefullyEDGEDIN
AAcross 88: Canyonlands National Park features
AAcross 90: Bands on the run?
AAcross 91: Aircraft control surface
AAcross 93: Good name for a surveyor?
AAcross 94: Some MuslimsSUNNIS
AAcross 95: Those near and dearLOVEDONES
AAcross 98: Quality of new-fallen snow
AAcross 101: "___ Pieces" (Peter and Gordon hit)IGOTO
AAcross 102: Congolese riverUELE
AAcross 104: Nondemocratic rule
AAcross 105: Short answers?RSVPS
AAcross 106: Kind of scan, for short
AAcross 107: Keepers of the flame?VESTALVIRGINS
AAcross 111: E.R. readout
AAcross 112: Old nuclear watchdog: Abbr.
AAcross 113: Dutch city ESE of UtrechtEDE
AAcross 114: Toil
AAcross 115: The Beavers of the N.C.A.A.OSU
AAcross 116: QB's miscueINT
AAcross 117: Newcastle-to-London dir.
AAcross 118: Play that introduced the word "robot"RUR
AAcross 119: Anathematic
AAcross 120: Break, of a sort
AAcross 121: Some Windows systemsNTS
DDown 1: Eighth Hebrew letter
DDown 2: Discovers
DDown 3: Post-flood locale
DDown 4: The other way around
DDown 5: Old verb ending
DDown 6: About 16,900 ft., for 3-DownELEV
DDown 7: Letter's end?
DDown 8: The situation
DDown 9: Tree with very hard timber
DDown 10: TV title character who said "I'm not an Amazon"XENA
DDown 11: Covered, as cookware
DDown 12: Some gunfire
DDown 13: Overhead ___
DDown 14: Cadence syllables
DDown 15: "Let's make ___ true Daily Double"
DDown 16: Plant with purple flowersVINCAVINE
DDown 17: Name of 13 popes
DDown 18: Gold and silver, but not bronze
DDown 19: ___ City, Fla.DADE
DDown 28: Antiquity, poetically
DDown 29: Demise
DDown 32: Course for new U.S. arrivalsESL
DDown 35: King on un tronoREY
DDown 36: A-one service?
DDown 37: Setting for part of 2005's "Munich"
DDown 39: Royal name in NorwayOLAV
DDown 40: Use for skatingSLIDEON
DDown 41: Break down
DDown 43: Infernal
DDown 45: Big name in mustardFRENCHS
DDown 48: Sloppy, as a kiss
DDown 50: Sword: Fr.
DDown 53: ___-X
DDown 54: "Oh, joy!," e.g., typically
DDown 55: Inane
DDown 56: ___ Miller (Julie Christie title role with 57-Down)
DDown 56: ___ Miller (Julie Christie title role with 57-Down)
DDown 57: Warren Beatty title role with 56-DownMCCABE
DDown 58: Group with a board of governorsTHEFED
DDown 59: Weekly since 1955, with "The"VILLAGEVOICE
DDown 61: Type in again, as a password
DDown 61: Type in again, as a password
DDown 62: "After you"
DDown 63: Vessel seen just below the surface?
DDown 64: Hired gun, in gang slang
DDown 65: Coils
DDown 67: Clotting agent
DDown 69: Plastic used in piping
DDown 71: SubsSTANDINS
DDown 74: Marcel Marceau, e.g.
DDown 75: [This makes me mad!]GRR
DDown 78: Satisfied, for a while at leastTIDEDOVER
DDown 80: #2'sRUNNERSUP
DDown 82: Home recorderTIVO
DDown 85: Repair shop job
DDown 87: Teetotaler
DDown 89: U.S.S.R. part: Abbr.
DDown 90: What may help one live and learn?
DDown 92: Classic hair removal brandNEET
DDown 94: Catch some flies
DDown 95: Some beans
DDown 96: Meanies
DDown 97: Hack
DDown 98: Overly caffeinated
DDown 99: Pooped
DDown 100: Some NCOsSSGTS
DDown 103: "___ Enchanted" (2004 film)ELLA
DDown 104: V
DDown 108: U.R.L. enderEDU
DDown 109: Brewhouse fixture
DDown 110: Code-breaking grp.
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