New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd August 2009

There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd August 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	It's open for dinner
AAcross 6:	High ball, in pool
AAcross 12:	Pond organism
AAcross 16:	Sedaris of "Strangers With Candy"	AMY
AAcross 19:	Dish that may be served on a boat
AAcross 20:	Three-line poems
AAcross 21:	Put into piles
AAcross 22:	Traversing
AAcross 23:	Contents of four answers found in this puzzle	GREEKLETTERS
AAcross 25:	It covers a lot of leg
AAcross 27:	Good for nothing?: Var.
AAcross 28:	Alexander the Great conquered it
AAcross 30:	Rarely counterfeited bills
AAcross 31:	Fictional Plaza Hotel resident	ELOISE
AAcross 33:	Alexander the Great conquered it
AAcross 34:	Group formed at C.C.N.Y. in 1910	TAUDELTAPHI
AAcross 36:	Weapon with many warheads
AAcross 37:	Roof of the World natives	TIBETANS
AAcross 40:	Monaco is one
AAcross 45:	Given an eyeful, you might say
AAcross 47:	Accepting bribes	ONTHETAKE
AAcross 48:	Brazil's ___ Alegre
AAcross 49:	"And all too soon, I fear, the king shall ___": "Richard II"
AAcross 50:	1971 album dedicated to Buddy Holly	AMERICANPIE
AAcross 52:	Picasso's ___ Period, 1901-04
AAcross 53:	Surname of two British P.M.'s
AAcross 54:	Waterford purchase
AAcross 55:	Empties
AAcross 57:	Labor leader Chávez	CESAR
AAcross 58:	Bridal wish list
AAcross 62:	Like some twisted ankles
AAcross 63:	Sam's Club rival	COSTCO
AAcross 64:	1992 Damon Wayans comedy	MOMONEY
AAcross 65:	"Old MacDonald Had a Farm" sounds
AAcross 67:	Womanizers, slangily
AAcross 68:	Nitrogen compounds
AAcross 69:	Weenie roast needs
AAcross 70:	Cars that go toward other cars	TRADEINS
AAcross 72:	Subjects of pneumography
AAcross 73:	Fended (off)
AAcross 75:	Something that's been clarified
AAcross 76:	Tavern orders
AAcross 77:	Old cracker brand	HIHO
AAcross 78:	Co-organizer of the Montgomery bus boycott, 1955	RALPHABERNATHY
AAcross 84:	Ill-looking
AAcross 85:	Renaissance painter Uccello
AAcross 87:	Bavaria and others, once
AAcross 88:	Bout of revelry
AAcross 89:	By and large
AAcross 91:	Engine attachment
AAcross 92:	Claw alternative
AAcross 93:	Group formed at Howard University in 1911	OMEGAPSIPHI
AAcross 94:	Sci-fi author's creation
AAcross 96:	Kentucky Derby drinks
AAcross 98:	Fire extinguisher's output
AAcross 101:	Mideast hub
AAcross 103:	Fill a box, say
AAcross 106:	Jason Bourne, in the Bourne series
AAcross 108:	Four groups found in this puzzle
AAcross 112:	Bounder
AAcross 113:	Umpire's wear
AAcross 114:	Retro headgear
AAcross 115:	Jay Silverheels role	TONTO
AAcross 116:	Have a bite of
AAcross 117:	Quelques-___ (some: Fr.)	UNES
AAcross 118:	2000 Olympics locale
AAcross 119:	Golfer who said "Never concede a putt"
DDown 1:	"No ___"
DDown 2:	First word in many church names
DDown 3:	Pursue violent options	USEFORCE
DDown 4:	1980 double album by Springsteen	THERIVER
DDown 5:	Raises
DDown 6:	C&W singer Wooley	SHEB
DDown 7:	British art museum
DDown 8:	Book of Hours entry
DDown 9:	___ & Tina Turner Revue
DDown 10:	Determination
DDown 11:	Ruhr industrial city
DDown 12:	Gets several views	ASKSAROUND
DDown 13:	Actress Anderson	LONI
DDown 14:	Social reformer Margaret Fuller, to Buckminster Fuller
DDown 15:	"I already ___"
DDown 16:	Skin So Soft seller
DDown 17:	Lab test subjects
DDown 18:	Asian bovines
DDown 24:	Sheltered side
DDown 26:	Meryl Streep title role	SOPHIE
DDown 29:	Most corrugated
DDown 31:	Novel on which "Clueless" is based
DDown 32:	Writer O'Flaherty	LIAM
DDown 33:	Like final contracts
DDown 35:	Mexican-style fast-food chain	DELTACO
DDown 37:	Comfortably warm
DDown 38:	Personal, as thoughts
DDown 39:	Group formed at Miami University in 1839	BETATHETAPI
DDown 41:	Furies
DDown 42:	Antihistamine brand	DRISTAN
DDown 43:	Steals the show from, say
DDown 44:	Urban railways
DDown 46:	Figures out intuitively
DDown 51:	Legal precedents
DDown 52:	No longer on vacation
DDown 53:	Oscar winner for "GoodFellas"	PESCI
DDown 56:	Remove the suds
DDown 57:	Inducements	COMEONS
DDown 58:	Pointy-eared "Star Trek" character	ROMULAN
DDown 59:	Highly respected
DDown 60:	Round percussion instruments
DDown 61:	Term for a judge	YOURHONOR
DDown 63:	Enigma machine, e.g.
DDown 64:	Nyasaland, nowadays
DDown 66:	___-European	INDO
DDown 67:	New Journalism pioneer Gay	TALESE
DDown 69:	Areas of expertise
DDown 71:	Choir attire
DDown 73:	Liveryman's command
DDown 74:	Celtic priest of old
DDown 79:	Group formed at Trinity College in 1895	ALPHACHIRHO
DDown 80:	Wisconsin home of Lawrence University
DDown 81:	Timberland limit
DDown 82:	Villainous Uriah	HEEP
DDown 83:	Desires
DDown 85:	Product with a circular red, white and blue logo
DDown 86:	Semiterrestrial organism
DDown 87:	The Who's lead singer	DALTREY
DDown 90:	Match played at the local arena
DDown 95:	Elizabethan collars
DDown 96:	Dean's 1960s singing partner
DDown 97:	Apartments, e.g.
DDown 98:	Undisputed point
DDown 99:	W.W. II general Bradley	OMAR
DDown 100:	Red's pal in "The Shawshank Redemption"	ANDY
DDown 102:	Slip (into)
DDown 103:	English collar	ETON
DDown 104:	French family member
DDown 105:	Speak up?
DDown 107:	The Mustangs of the N.C.A.A.	SMU
DDown 109:	Get a total
DDown 110:	J.F.K. board info
DDown 111:	Ground cover