New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th January 2010

There are 86 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th January 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Letter-shaped woodworking vise
AAcross 7:	Times, e.g.
AAcross 11:	Inuit word for "house"
AAcross 15:	Butchers' offerings	TBONES
AAcross 21:	Former New Jersey governor James
AAcross 22:	"Typee" sequel	OMOO
AAcross 23:	Junket
AAcross 24:	Out
AAcross 25:	Rolling in the grass?
AAcross 27:	Party leadership?	SOCIALCHAIR
AAcross 29:	Comic strip "___ and Janis"	ARLO
AAcross 30:	Parting locale
AAcross 31:	"Still ..."
AAcross 32:	Only person to win Emmys for acting, writing and directing	ALDA
AAcross 33:	1992 Robin Williams movie
AAcross 34:	National Geographic inserts
AAcross 35:	Mall attraction
AAcross 37:	Cookie holders
AAcross 39:	Medium power?
AAcross 39:	Medium power?
AAcross 40:	Verandas
AAcross 42:	Hypotheticals
AAcross 43:	"___ luego!"
AAcross 45:	Intersection of the x and y axes
AAcross 49:	Biologist Stephen Jay ___
AAcross 51:	Buddhist sect
AAcross 52:	"Who ___?"
AAcross 54:	Kind of artery
AAcross 55:	Cross swords?
AAcross 56:	Oct. ordeal for jrs.	PSAT
AAcross 58:	Zeniths
AAcross 61:	Lamp locales
AAcross 63:	The Father of Mexican Independence
AAcross 65:	It may rain in these
AAcross 66:	Where a tab goes
AAcross 67:	Botanical balm
AAcross 69:	"Rule, Britannia" composer	ARNE
AAcross 70:	"The Oblong Box" author
AAcross 72:	Heroin, slangily
AAcross 73:	TV Guide info
AAcross 76:	Stubbornness
AAcross 79:	Quick on the uptake
AAcross 80:	Hinged fasteners
AAcross 83:	Publication founded in 1952 featuring artwork that does the same thing as this puzzle	MADMAGAZINE
AAcross 85:	Suisse peaks	ALPES
AAcross 87:	___Kosh B'Gosh	OSH
AAcross 88:	Bittersweet performance
AAcross 90:	Run longer than expected	ENDLATE
AAcross 92:	Dance move
AAcross 94:	Neither Rep. nor Dem.
AAcross 95:	Headed for overtime
AAcross 97:	PlayStation alternative	XBOX
AAcross 98:	Monopoly token
AAcross 102:	Nudge
AAcross 104:	Visibly very embarrassed	BEETRED
AAcross 107:	Like tennis serves
AAcross 109:	Shells out
AAcross 110:	Mystique
AAcross 111:	Dumas's Monte Cristo, e.g.
AAcross 113:	Propelled, in a way
AAcross 114:	Flight
AAcross 115:	Musical score abbr.	ARR
AAcross 116:	Lacking skill in	BADAT
AAcross 117:	Become depleted
AAcross 118:	Hanukkah serving
AAcross 120:	Camera type, briefly	SLR
AAcross 122:	1950 Asimov classic	IROBOT
AAcross 124:	Whup
AAcross 127:	"Joyeux" time
AAcross 128:	Trillion: Prefix
AAcross 130:	Latin 101 word
AAcross 131:	Bingo call	BTEN
AAcross 135:	1997 Peter Fonda role	ULEE
AAcross 137:	Electrician's need
AAcross 139:	Roman's country	PATRIA
AAcross 141:	Five-star review
AAcross 142:	Place for breaking things?	NEWSCHANNEL
AAcross 144:	Classy publication?
AAcross 146:	First name in soul	ARETHA
AAcross 147:	Morales of "La Bamba"	ESAI
AAcross 148:	Adequate, old-style
AAcross 149:	Gold Glover Suzuki	ICHIRO
AAcross 150:	Narrow waterway
AAcross 151:	Rink fake-out
AAcross 152:	A century in Washington: Abbr.
AAcross 153:	"Roger ___ Book of Film"	EBERTS
DDown 1:	B, essentially	CFLAT
DDown 2:	Mild cigar
DDown 3:	Humble
DDown 4:	Some early New Yorker cartoons	ARNOS
DDown 5:	1997 Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones blockbuster, for short
DDown 6:	Have-not	POORMAN
DDown 7:	With 14-Down, what to do on the dotted lines to reveal six hidden things that have something in common with this puzzle	FOLDPAGESOAANDBARELINED
DDown 8:	Elision
DDown 9:	All alternative
DDown 10:	One-piece vestments
DDown 11:	What "ipso" means
DDown 12:	Orange spots
DDown 13:	Woe for Fido
DDown 14:	See 7-Down	UPINTHETOPANDBOTTOMROWS
DDown 15:	Claws
DDown 16:	World Service airer	BBC
DDown 17:	Labor Dept. watchdog
DDown 18:	Football Hall-of-Fame coach Greasy	NEALE
DDown 19:	Writers Bagnold and Blyton	ENIDS
DDown 20:	Rein, e.g.
DDown 26:	Gradually remove
DDown 28:	Like some elephants and all tigers
DDown 36:	Come to the rescue
DDown 38:	Kind of infection
DDown 40:	"I Shot Andy Warhol" star Taylor	LILI
DDown 41:	The like
DDown 44:	Pierre's girlfriends
DDown 45:	Planets, e.g.
DDown 46:	Casting requirement
DDown 47:	Prefix with Chinese	INDO
DDown 48:	Valve in some fireplaces	GASTAP
DDown 50:	Han's hon	LEIA
DDown 51:	Veer quickly
DDown 53:	Polar feature
DDown 53:	Polar feature
DDown 55:	Corey of "Stand By Me"	FELDMAN
DDown 56:	Bamboo lover
DDown 57:	Vulgar person
DDown 58:	"Just ___!"	ASEC
DDown 59:	Tour de France stage
DDown 60:	Some Army NCO's	SSGTS
DDown 62:	Patriotic women's org.	DAR
DDown 64:	Trawler
DDown 68:	LAX data: Abbr.	ETDS
DDown 71:	Bob Marley classic	ONELOVE
DDown 74:	Edition: Abbr.	ISS
DDown 75:	Ham on stage
DDown 77:	Coquette
DDown 78:	China's Sun ___-sen	YAT
DDown 80:	R.N. locales	HOSPS
DDown 81:	Put ___ to (end)	ASTOP
DDown 82:	Tel Aviv coin
DDown 84:	"America" singer in "West Side Story"	ANITA
DDown 86:	Eda who wrote "When Your Child Drives You Crazy"	LESHAN
DDown 89:	Mental acuity
DDown 91:	Fire
DDown 93:	Correctional
DDown 96:	Prefix with -gon	DECA
DDown 99:	Brain-busting
DDown 100:	Lulu
DDown 101:	Small vortex
DDown 103:	Jingle writer, maybe
DDown 105:	Where to find Lux.	EUR
DDown 106:	___ al-Fayed, companion of Princess Diana	DODI
DDown 108:	Lopsided victory
DDown 112:	Part of an Ironman competition
DDown 115:	Mowgli's friend in "The Jungle Book"
DDown 116:	Cold response?
DDown 117:	Gershwin musical of 1928	ROSALIE
DDown 119:	Monopoly token
DDown 120:	Engage in a certain college prank
DDown 121:	Nielsen of "The Naked Gun"	LESLIE
DDown 123:	Star of "Charles in Charge"	BAIO
DDown 124:	Skipjack and yellowfin
DDown 125:	Like good guards
DDown 126:	More fresh
DDown 129:	Church recesses
DDown 131:	Astronomer who lost part of his nose in a duel
DDown 132:	Animal with four toes on its front feet and three toes on its back feet
DDown 133:	Six-time U.S. Open champ
DDown 134:	___ Circus (ancient Roman arena)	NEROS
DDown 136:	This, in Madrid	ESTA
DDown 138:	Start of Massachusetts' motto	ENSE
DDown 140:	This might make you red in the face
DDown 143:	X
DDown 143:	X
DDown 145:	Toxic chemical, for short	PCB