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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th April 2011

There are 66 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th April 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Fix, as a program
AAcross 6: Water skimmers
AAcross 10: Nickname for BaryshnikovMISHA
AAcross 15: Gds.MDSE
AAcross 19: Steve McQueen's ex-wife and co-star in "The Getaway"ALIMACGRAW
AAcross 21: Vogue's Wintour and others
AAcross 22: Kind of torch
AAcross 23: Electrical paths in New York City?BIGAPPLECIRCUITS
AAcross 25: They're always charged
AAcross 26: Flap
AAcross 27: Poet's "before"
AAcross 28: D precederCSHARP
AAcross 29: Divert
AAcross 31: Deux of these are better than un
AAcross 33: Spill a Cuban drink?LOSEONESMOJITO
AAcross 36: Shelter that's often octagonal
AAcross 39: Housing for the homeless: Abbr.SRO
AAcross 40: Pit crew's supply
AAcross 41: One who says "Beg your pardon" after stepping on your toes?POLITEDANCER
AAcross 47: Mordant MortSAHL
AAcross 49: "Exodus" heroARI
AAcross 50: Father of Deimos and Phobos, in myth
AAcross 51: Seedcase that inspired Velcro
AAcross 52: Scot's "own"
AAcross 53: Noblewoman
AAcross 55: Dorm heads, for short
AAcross 56: Mmes., in IberiaSRAS
AAcross 57: Speak on C-Span, say
AAcross 60: Burn cause
AAcross 61: Gentleman's partner
AAcross 63: Preachers' lies?PULPITFICTION
AAcross 68: Get up?
AAcross 69: Subj. of modern mapping
AAcross 71: Bust planner, in brief
AAcross 72: Sly sort?RAMBO
AAcross 73: What a mashed potato serving may have?CENTEROFGRAVY
AAcross 78: "Sock it to me!" showLAUGHIN
AAcross 80: Unbar, to the Bard
AAcross 81: High-end cameraLEICA
AAcross 82: Superior body?
AAcross 83: Abbr. unlikely to start of a sentence
AAcross 84: Revolutionary?
AAcross 88: Continuing plot in a TV series
AAcross 89: "___ Did It" (2007 memoir)IFI
AAcross 90: Cookie first baked in Manhattan's Chelsea district
AAcross 91: "Confiteor ___ omnipotenti" (Latin prayer starter)DEO
AAcross 92: "Understood, man"IDIG
AAcross 94: Hairdresser's first do?LEARNERSPERM
AAcross 97: Luggage attachmentIDTAG
AAcross 99: Cartoon exclamation
AAcross 101: One way to serve caféAULAIT
AAcross 102: Author Amy's family squabble?CLASHOFTHETANS
AAcross 107: Our sun's typeGSTAR
AAcross 111: Baker or LoosANITA
AAcross 112: Pizza topping
AAcross 113: FICA fig.SSN
AAcross 115: Prefix with metric
AAcross 116: "It won't hurt ___"
AAcross 117: The Miracles?SMOKEYANDTHEBAND
AAcross 121: Ball boy?
AAcross 122: Like a bagel
AAcross 123: Homey's rep
AAcross 124: Mtn. stats
AAcross 125: Shakespeare's "spot"SEEST
AAcross 126: Tofu sources
AAcross 127: Spine-tingling
DDown 1: Blot with gauze, sayDABAT
DDown 2: Pass over
DDown 3: One who sees everything in black and white?
DDown 4: Actress Thurman
DDown 5: Regards in wondermentGAPESAT
DDown 6: Rubberneck
DDown 7: Art, nowadays
DDown 8: Rocky of song
DDown 9: Tell, e.g.
DDown 10: Asian gambling mecca
DDown 11: Stores after cremation
DDown 12: Long-range shooters
DDown 13: Word after high or top
DDown 14: Source of Indian tea
DDown 15: Volcano near Aokigahara forestMTFUJI
DDown 16: Mass part
DDown 17: Bitin' things
DDown 18: ___ for elephantEIS
DDown 20: Red Cross course, briefly
DDown 24: Line score inits.RHE
DDown 30: Group with the 6x platinum album "Dr. Feelgood"MOTLEYCRUE
DDown 32: Backing: Var.
DDown 33: Bent beamsLBARS
DDown 34: Some flakes
DDown 35: Suffix with psych-OSIS
DDown 37: Whistle-blower, in slang
DDown 38: Facebook co-founder SaverinEDUARDO
DDown 41: 3.26 light-years
DDown 42: Sibyl, for one
DDown 43: Writer EdaLESHAN
DDown 44: Chinese dynasty during the time of Confucius
DDown 45: Marquess's subordinate
DDown 46: Sow's counterpart
DDown 48: Prefix with portHELI
DDown 54: Change the price on
DDown 56: Bedtime commentSLEEPTIGHT
DDown 58: Neaten
DDown 59: Season in le soleil?ETE
DDown 62: First German emperor of Italy
DDown 63: Runner
DDown 64: Mideast nosh
DDown 65: Announcement upon arrivingIMHERE
DDown 66: ___ dictum (incidental remark)
DDown 67: Sarge, e.g.
DDown 70: CBS's "The ___ Today"NFL
DDown 74: Audition (for)
DDown 75: 100 Iranian dinars
DDown 76: Israeli seaport
DDown 77: Cow, in CádizVACA
DDown 79: Director KurosawaAKIRA
DDown 82: Comics character who said "Big sisters are the crab grass in the lawn of life"LINUS
DDown 84: Keatsian, e.g.
DDown 85: Johnnie Walker varietyREDLABEL
DDown 86: Plant manager?
DDown 87: Willingly
DDown 90: Chooses
DDown 93: Start to boil over?GETSORE
DDown 95: Met by chanceRANINTO
DDown 96: Intaglio seals
DDown 98: If nothing changes
DDown 100: Base wear?
DDown 103: They have hops
DDown 104: Choose
DDown 105: Scotland's Firth of ___
DDown 106: Rake in
DDown 108: Sash go-with
DDown 109: "Rich Man, Poor Man" Emmy winnerASNER
DDown 110: Actor McDowallRODDY
DDown 113: Jeanne et Julie, e.g.: Abbr.STES
DDown 114: Any boat
DDown 116: ___ Lovelace, computer programming pioneer
DDown 118: ___ Szyslak of "The Simpsons"
DDown 119: Dull
DDown 120: E-mail add-onBCC
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