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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th September 2011

There are 62 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th September 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Word with liberal or visual
AAcross 5: Foliose
AAcross 5: Foliose
AAcross 13: Hero of a John Irving best sellerTSGARP
AAcross 19: Beverage whose logo was once the bottom half of a woman's legsNEHI
AAcross 20: Actress who co-starred in "Havana," 1990LENAOLIN
AAcross 21: Protect
AAcross 22: Heads-up in Ireland?GAELICWARNING
AAcross 24: Danish cheese
AAcross 25: "Gerontion" poet
AAcross 26: "Yikes!"
AAcross 27: Australia's Great ___ Basin
AAcross 28: Dorm police, for short
AAcross 29: Superman's attire, e.g.?CLASSICACTIONSUIT
AAcross 34: Head of London?
AAcross 35: Venezuela's Chávez
AAcross 36: Security interest
AAcross 37: Metric liquid meas.
AAcross 38: Achievement
AAcross 40: Farm pails?RUSTICBUCKETS
AAcross 47: City raided in "Godzilla Raids Again"
AAcross 49: Cloud producer, informally
AAcross 50: ___ Highway (route from Dawson Creek)ALCAN
AAcross 54: Willing to doUPFOR
AAcross 56: Fluid
AAcross 57: Boxer on season four of "Dancing With the Stars"LAILAALI
AAcross 60: Aggregate
AAcross 61: Like items at a supermarket checkout
AAcross 64: "I feel the earth move under my feet," e.g.?KINGLYRIC
AAcross 65: Q.E.D. partERAT
AAcross 67: Paris's Musée ___
AAcross 68: Benjamin
AAcross 69: W.W. I German admiralSPEE
AAcross 70: Fancy garb for Caesar?FINETUNIC
AAcross 72: Characterized byPRONETO
AAcross 74: Suffix with absorbENT
AAcross 75: Exploited
AAcross 76: Sugar providers
AAcross 77: Flower also known as love-in-idleness
AAcross 79: French school
AAcross 80: "___ my case!"IREST
AAcross 81: "Button your lip!"ZIPIT
AAcross 83: Antisthenes, notably?ORIGINALCYNIC
AAcross 88: Veronese masterpiece "The Feast in the House of ___"
AAcross 91: ___ CanalsSOO
AAcross 94: Birthplace of the Rep. Party
AAcross 95: First tribe met by Lewis and Clark
AAcross 97: Hard butter
AAcross 98: Something talked about on "Today"?TOPICOFTHEMORNING
AAcross 105: Surrealist who avoided the draft by writing the day's date in every space on his induction paperwork
AAcross 106: Victuals
AAcross 107: Michael of "Juno"CERA
AAcross 108: "Who ya ___ call?"
AAcross 110: Unnatural
AAcross 110: Unnatural
AAcross 111: Extremely occult?GREATLYMYSTIC
AAcross 115: Happy
AAcross 116: Set sailPUTTOSEA
AAcross 117: Tick off
AAcross 118: Deeper blue?
AAcross 119: O.K.ASSENTTO
AAcross 120: "The War Is Over" writer/singer
DDown 1: Ticked off
DDown 2: Beer served without artificial carbonationREALALE
DDown 3: Vacation spot that's crazily busy?THEISLEOFMANIC
DDown 4: Round storehouse
DDown 5: Cousin of Inc.LLC
DDown 6: "Ick!"EEW
DDown 7: Tennis's Ivanovic
DDown 8: Cabbies' clients
DDown 9: End of July by the sound?LONGI
DDown 10: Pelvis-related
DDown 11: Somewhat informal?
DDown 12: Grade school subj.
DDown 13: Pointer's wordsTHATONE
DDown 14: Start of all Oklahoma ZIP codes
DDown 15: Tumbler
DDown 16: Architectural space
DDown 17: Regular price
DDown 18: Set for a detective, maybe
DDown 21: "Eek!," e.g.
DDown 23: Yearn (for)
DDown 27: Suffix with problemATIC
DDown 30: Watch from the sidelines
DDown 31: Río makeup
DDown 32: Kind of pad
DDown 33: Certain triple-decker
DDown 39: U.K. decoration: Abbr.
DDown 41: Bitter, in a way
DDown 42: "Ghosts" playwright
DDown 43: What Bryn Mawr College is not
DDown 43: What Bryn Mawr College is not
DDown 44: N.Y.C. subway inits.BMT
DDown 45: Skyscraping
DDown 46: Wows
DDown 48: Married couple?
DDown 51: Prank involving a hammer and nails?CARPENTERANTIC
DDown 52: 1986 film shot partly in a decommissioned power plant
DDown 53: Mint on a hotel pillow, e.g.
DDown 54: Good for something
DDown 55: What karats measure
DDown 56: Reversed
DDown 57: Columbia athletes
DDown 58: Bread on the table, maybe
DDown 59: "___ that a lot"IGET
DDown 62: Salsa singer CeliaCRUZ
DDown 63: U.S. visa type issued to visiting diplomats
DDown 64: Labyrinthine
DDown 66: Complete: PrefixTELEO
DDown 68: Gradual increase in vol.CRESC
DDown 71: Row
DDown 72: Strip
DDown 73: Yes, to no: Abbr.OPP
DDown 76: Woman's support
DDown 78: Bother
DDown 80: Word derived from the Latin "uncia," meaning "one-twelfth"
DDown 81: Baked ___
DDown 82: Uncle Sam, for one
DDown 84: "Hmmm ..."IWONDER
DDown 85: Quick
DDown 86: Followers: SuffixISTS
DDown 87: French vote
DDown 89: Nail polish, e.g.
DDown 90: Collisions
DDown 91: Sticky roll?
DDown 92: "C'est si bon!"OOLALA
DDown 93: Put in one's two cents' worth
DDown 96: Like custard
DDown 99: "This has got me fuming!"IMMAD
DDown 100: Die out
DDown 101: Creamy shades
DDown 102: Dashes may be part of them
DDown 103: Speak to the masses
DDown 104: BetrayRATON
DDown 109: Capital near the 60th parallel
DDown 111: No. typically between 2.0 and 4.0
DDown 112: Omaha Beach craft, for shortLST
DDown 113: One of these days
DDown 114: Kind of jacket
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