New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th April 2009

There are 81 across clues and 90 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th April 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Certain fraternity activity
AAcross 6:	Gourmand's request
AAcross 10:	Injuring
AAcross 16:	Kind of window
AAcross 21:	Speak for the Congressional Record, say
AAcross 22:	Skater's feat
AAcross 23:	Faster than larghetto
AAcross 24:	John who was knighted	ELTON
AAcross 25:	Cruise brochures?
AAcross 27:	Founding of a hip replacement clinic?
AAcross 29:	Noble Lombard family name	ESTE
AAcross 30:	Crackbrained
AAcross 31:	Green: Prefix
AAcross 33:	Mauna ___	LOA
AAcross 34:	Slipknot loops
AAcross 35:	Place for trophies
AAcross 36:	Green candidate for president, 1996	NADER
AAcross 38:	Writer Horatio
AAcross 40:	Card taker, for short
AAcross 41:	"___ Day's a Holiday" (Mae West film)
AAcross 43:	New radials at 6 a.m.?	EARLYRETIREMENT
AAcross 50:	Jags
AAcross 52:	Sound on a roller coaster
AAcross 53:	That: Sp.	ESA
AAcross 54:	Winglike
AAcross 55:	Surveyed surreptitiously
AAcross 56:	Comic Johnson	ARTE
AAcross 57:	Timbuktu's home
AAcross 58:	Jacques who starred in "Mon Oncle"
AAcross 59:	Mülheim an der ___, Germany
AAcross 60:	Purchase of a vault?	SAFEINVESTMENT
AAcross 66:	Butter holder
AAcross 67:	Warts and all	ASIS
AAcross 68:	Inventor Howe	ELIAS
AAcross 69:	Zager & ___, 1960s pop duo
AAcross 70:	Journalist's query
AAcross 72:	Zip
AAcross 73:	Stone heap
AAcross 74:	Russian river	URAL
AAcross 75:	Incite
AAcross 77:	To sell organic or not?	MARKETINGDECISION
AAcross 81:	Ill-bred
AAcross 83:	Mayberry boy	OPIE
AAcross 84:	St. Basil's dome shape
AAcross 85:	Strong suit, slangily
AAcross 88:	São ___	PAULO
AAcross 89:	Booth or Drood
AAcross 91:	___ once	ALLAT
AAcross 92:	Bye-bye birdie?
AAcross 93:	Round fig.
AAcross 94:	Blueprints for a 50-mile grazing stretch?	LONGRANGEPLANS
AAcross 98:	___-European	INDO
AAcross 99:	Square in a public square, maybe
AAcross 101:	Hungarian patriot Imre ___	NAGY
AAcross 102:	From scratch
AAcross 103:	No longer excited
AAcross 104:	___-retentive
AAcross 105:	"Deliver Us From ___" (2003 film)	EVA
AAcross 106:	Lauder and namesakes	ESTEES
AAcross 108:	Kitchen adjunct
AAcross 109:	Mortgage no one cares about?	LOWINTERESTLOAN
AAcross 113:	Fraud
AAcross 114:	Moray, e.g.
AAcross 115:	City NNW of Robins Air Force Base
AAcross 116:	Hair-razing experience?
AAcross 118:	"Now I see!"
AAcross 121:	Having a higher ceiling and more light
AAcross 125:	Stick up
AAcross 126:	Fed. construction overseer
AAcross 128:	Be short
AAcross 129:	Place of bliss
AAcross 130:	Surfers' reunion?
AAcross 133:	Activity of duvet makers?
AAcross 136:	Fats Waller's "___ the Real Thing Comes Along"
AAcross 137:	Fifth, e.g.
AAcross 138:	County in New York, Ohio or Pennsylvania
AAcross 139:	Golf's "army" leader	ARNIE
AAcross 140:	Razz
AAcross 141:	E-mailing option
AAcross 142:	Bye holder
AAcross 143:	Hearty draft
DDown 1:	Got by somehow
DDown 2:	Turned up
DDown 3:	Yacht in a time-share?
DDown 4:	Suffix with major	ETTE
DDown 5:	Zebra
DDown 6:	"But love's a ___ without a cure": Dryden
DDown 7:	Rust, for one
DDown 8:	Automotive inits.
DDown 9:	"Anything ___?"
DDown 10:	California community in sight of Mount Soledad	LAJOLLA
DDown 11:	Buzz
DDown 12:	Post office item
DDown 13:	Overlook
DDown 14:	Naldi of the Ziegfeld Follies	NITA
DDown 15:	Capitol fig.
DDown 16:	Modern map subject
DDown 17:	Quartet member
DDown 18:	A.C. measures	BTUS
DDown 19:	Stories passed from generation to generation
DDown 20:	Chemical suffixes
DDown 26:	Jazz drummer Hakim and others	OMARS
DDown 28:	Get on board
DDown 32:	Lurch
DDown 36:	"___ a lift?"
DDown 37:	Cowardly
DDown 39:	Ball room?
DDown 40:	Grocery feature
DDown 42:	Zigs and zags
DDown 44:	"Ars gratia ___"
DDown 45:	Rangers of New York and Texas
DDown 46:	Art surrounder
DDown 47:	Tickles
DDown 48:	Word with human or Mother
DDown 49:	Cree or Crow
DDown 50:	Jettison
DDown 51:	Time-out
DDown 52:	Word maven William	SAFIRE
DDown 57:	High point: Abbr.	MTN
DDown 60:	Retail giant
DDown 61:	Correspondingly
DDown 62:	On the brink
DDown 63:	Give the slip
DDown 64:	Store sign
DDown 65:	Pressure situation for a pitcher	TWOON
DDown 71:	Barbarian
DDown 73:	"Good King Wenceslas," e.g.
DDown 74:	Remove, as from a lapel
DDown 75:	Like the 71-Downs
DDown 76:	Goes wild
DDown 77:	Prefix with practice
DDown 78:	The Big Sioux River forms part of its border
DDown 79:	Irish girls
DDown 80:	Some holiday visitors	INLAWS
DDown 81:	Monte Carlo mainstay
DDown 82:	Bonnie or Clyde
DDown 85:	Exchange for 007?
DDown 86:	Abacus, e.g.
DDown 87:	"Oh, joy!"
DDown 88:	Corolla part
DDown 89:	Samantha of "The Collector," 1965
DDown 90:	Like some wit
DDown 91:	Sleeper's problem
DDown 92:	Sawyer of ABC	DIANE
DDown 95:	Like the presidencies of Taft and Hoover	ONETERM
DDown 96:	Focus of some gazing
DDown 97:	___ Corrasable Bond (old typing paper)	EATONS
DDown 100:	Priest of Shiloh	ELI
DDown 103:	Prizefighter La Motta
DDown 106:	End-of-sentence abbr.
DDown 107:	Moved through mud
DDown 108:	Covers up mud, in a way
DDown 110:	Eye site
DDown 111:	Overacts
DDown 112:	Ancient Italian
DDown 113:	Was obsequious
DDown 117:	TV host Mandel	HOWIE
DDown 119:	Olympic skating champ of 1928, 1932 and 1936	HENIE
DDown 120:	Tee off
DDown 121:	Neighbor
DDown 122:	Actress Skye	IONE
DDown 123:	Pro ___
DDown 124:	Flag, horticulturally
DDown 125:	Dream, in Dijon	REVE
DDown 127:	Juice drinks	ADES
DDown 129:	Author of the Books of Chronicles, by tradition
DDown 131:	Place for a ring
DDown 132:	Sister
DDown 134:	It's major for miners
DDown 134:	It's major for miners
DDown 135:	Suffix with baron	IAL