New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd February 2014

There are 64 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd February 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Bush judicial appointee
AAcross 8:	Quarterbacks, often
AAcross 15:	Bush judicial appointee	ALITO
AAcross 20:	Professional tennis since 1968	OPENERA
AAcross 21:	Rank
AAcross 22:	Singer with the album "Live at the Polynesian Palace"	DONHO
AAcross 23:	Time for the best deals, maybe, in a going-out-of-business sale
AAcross 24:	*1939 Judy Garland film	THEWIZARDOFOZ
AAcross 26:	There was a great one in Genesis
AAcross 27:	One-named designer	ERTE
AAcross 28:	Lava comes out of it
AAcross 29:	Kind of car or tee
AAcross 32:	Appear suddenly
AAcross 36:	Slaughter in the 1946 World Series	ENOS
AAcross 37:	*1933 Jean Harlow film
AAcross 40:	"Nuts!"
AAcross 41:	Gator's tail?
AAcross 43:	D-backs, on scoreboards	ARI
AAcross 44:	Daily riser
AAcross 45:	How things may be brought	TOHEEL
AAcross 47:	Pass
AAcross 51:	Restful places
AAcross 53:	Each
AAcross 54:	*1943 Spencer Tracy/Irene Dunne film	AGUYNAMEDJOE
AAcross 56:	Is threatening, in a way
AAcross 58:	Colorist
AAcross 60:	Self-absorbed sort
AAcross 61:	Hit
AAcross 63:	Some kitchenware
AAcross 66:	Call from a curb
AAcross 67:	Sprint competitor, once	GTE
AAcross 68:	*1939 Vivien Leigh/Clark Gable film	GONEWITHTHEWIND
AAcross 73:	___ king
AAcross 73:	___ king
AAcross 76:	Sprint
AAcross 77:	Word of agreement
AAcross 78:	2000s events in North Korea, for short	NTESTS
AAcross 82:	Provider of music on the go?	CARSTEREO
AAcross 85:	Court grp.	USTA
AAcross 88:	Footnote abbr.	OPCIT
AAcross 89:	*1942 Spencer Tracy/Hedy Lamarr film	TORTILLAFLAT
AAcross 92:	Odist's preposition
AAcross 94:	When repeated, a Polynesian capital	PAGO
AAcross 95:	Publish
AAcross 96:	Drinkers' toasts
AAcross 97:	Brother of George W. and Jeb	NEIL
AAcross 99:	Award for Miss Hawaii, in addition to a tiara
AAcross 100:	Summer hrs.	DST
AAcross 102:	Snow queen in Disney's "Frozen"	ELSA
AAcross 103:	*1948 Ingrid Bergman film
AAcross 105:	Elegance
AAcross 108:	eBay user
AAcross 110:	Certain newspaper advertisement
AAcross 111:	Like Christiane Amanpour, by upbringing
AAcross 113:	Pub containers
AAcross 115:	Perfect, as a home
AAcross 119:	Director of the eight starred films in this puzzle, who was born on 2/23/1889	VICTORFLEMING
AAcross 123:	Torrey Pines Golf Course locale	LAJOLLA
AAcross 125:	Suffer humiliation, in slang	EATIT
AAcross 126:	Comeback
AAcross 127:	Brooks Robinson's team
AAcross 128:	Sitcom with a 1974 wedding	RHODA
AAcross 129:	Foreign traveler's purchase, maybe
AAcross 130:	Source of the line "What's past is prologue," with "The"
DDown 1:	Massage therapeutically
DDown 2:	___-blue
DDown 3:	"I should ___ lucky"	BESO
DDown 4:	Put into a sepulcher
DDown 5:	*1932 Clark Gable/Jean Harlow film	REDDUST
DDown 6:	La-la lead-in	TRA
DDown 7:	Perhaps
DDown 8:	Migratory seabird
DDown 9:	Vier + vier	ACHT
DDown 10:	What Babe wants to be in "Babe"
DDown 10:	What Babe wants to be in "Babe"
DDown 11:	Finish (up)
DDown 12:	New Haven reuner	ELI
DDown 13:	"Frasier" role	ROZ
DDown 14:	Major glitch
DDown 15:	Puts together
DDown 16:	Things that should be tied up by the curtain?	LOOSEENDS
DDown 17:	Playfully
DDown 18:	Complete, informally
DDown 19:	Transudes
DDown 25:	Beatles title girl	RITA
DDown 27:	Queen of literature	ELLERY
DDown 30:	Send off
DDown 31:	Gave up
DDown 33:	Birthplace of 22-Across
DDown 34:	Hunts, with "on"
DDown 35:	Lacking variety	ONENOTE
DDown 37:	Gives up, in slang
DDown 38:	"Then again, I could be wrong"	ORNOT
DDown 39:	Adult's counterpart
DDown 42:	Obsessed with	DEEPINTO
DDown 45:	Fortunetelling aids
DDown 46:	1980s-'90s series based on the fictional firm McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak	LALAW
DDown 48:	Doing ___ (dancing springily)	AJIG
DDown 49:	Basis in accounting
DDown 50:	Head to Paris?
DDown 52:	Overly confident
DDown 55:	Recipe instruction
DDown 57:	Wiry-coated terriers
DDown 59:	Lead-in to Pen, commercially
DDown 62:	Genuflect
DDown 64:	Night that "Friends" aired: Abbr.	THU
DDown 65:	Swashbuckles, say
DDown 69:	Some London lords
DDown 70:	Effected, in a bad way
DDown 71:	"___ ba-a-ack!"
DDown 72:	"Ed Wood" star	DEPP
DDown 73:	When the story begins, perhaps	ACTI
DDown 74:	1960s U.S. bombing target
DDown 75:	Flight board info: Abbr.	ARRS
DDown 79:	Milan's La ___
DDown 80:	Go-getter
DDown 81:	Unemotive
DDown 83:	Means of access to a cafeteria, maybe	STUDENTID
DDown 84:	In past centuries	OFOLD
DDown 86:	Joint parts
DDown 87:	Specialties
DDown 90:	Give off coherent light
DDown 91:	Overreacting sort
DDown 93:	Essen article
DDown 98:	*1925 Percy Marmont film	LORDJIM
DDown 101:	One way to the top
DDown 103:	Pub measure
DDown 104:	1960s western sitcom	FTROOP
DDown 105:	Chopped ___
DDown 106:	___ Heep (Dickens character)
DDown 107:	Blade brand	XACTO
DDown 109:	Red opening?
DDown 112:	Bit
DDown 114:	"Render ___ Caesar ..."
DDown 116:	Shelfmate of Vogue	ELLE
DDown 117:	Tavern stock
DDown 118:	Place for a topgallant
DDown 120:	Lash holder
DDown 121:	Green monitor, for short?
DDown 121:	Green monitor, for short?
DDown 122:	Finish (up)
DDown 123:	Fate
DDown 124:	"___ we done?"