New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th September 2010

There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th September 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	When repeated, a resort near the Black Forest	BADEN
AAcross 6:	How things may be remembered
AAcross 11:	Beginning
AAcross 15:	Caboose, for one
AAcross 18:	In ___ (unborn)	UTERO
AAcross 19:	Homeric hero
AAcross 20:	Part of Q.E.D.	ERAT
AAcross 21:	___ Miss
AAcross 22:	Specification in a salad order	DRESSINGONTHESIDE
AAcross 25:	A lens fits in it
AAcross 26:	Swell
AAcross 27:	Certifies, in a way
AAcross 28:	U.S.M.C. barracks boss	NCO
AAcross 29:	XXX
AAcross 31:	Homeric genre
AAcross 32:	Address part
AAcross 34:	Unit in measuring population density
AAcross 40:	As a friend, to the French	ENAMI
AAcross 42:	Relative of Manx
AAcross 43:	Michael who once headed Disney	EISNER
AAcross 44:	Grab bag: Abbr.	MISC
AAcross 46:	Some stakes
AAcross 48:	Dreadful feeling
AAcross 49:	Worker who may create a stir?
AAcross 53:	Following
AAcross 56:	Opening
AAcross 57:	Opening for an aspiring leader	ROOMATTHETOP
AAcross 59:	Fine and dandy, in old slang
AAcross 60:	"I don't give ___!"	ADARN
AAcross 62:	Zing
AAcross 63:	Writer/critic Trilling
AAcross 65:	Hit computer game with the original working title Micropolis	SIMCITY
AAcross 68:	First name alphabetically in the Baseball Hall of Fame
AAcross 70:	President who said "I'm an idealist without illusions"
AAcross 71:	Giggle	HEEHEE
AAcross 72:	Suffix with lumin-	ESCE
AAcross 73:	Hard, boring efforts
AAcross 74:	Directional suffix
AAcross 75:	Diagonals	SLANTEDLINES
AAcross 79:	"Mazel ___!"	TOV
AAcross 82:	Fix, as a shoelace
AAcross 84:	Complete	HEADTOTOE
AAcross 85:	Country singer Griffith	NANCI
AAcross 87:	Name on 1952 campaign buttons	ADLAI
AAcross 89:	Romance of 1847	OMOO
AAcross 90:	Errand runners
AAcross 91:	Mid 12th-century year	MCLI
AAcross 93:	Cool, very red celestial body	NSTAR
AAcross 97:	Carp or flounder, typically
AAcross 99:	Highly rated security	AABOND
AAcross 101:	Hungarian city
AAcross 103:	Actress Ward	SELA
AAcross 104:	Fashion inits.	YSL
AAcross 105:	You might wait for it to drop	OTHERSHOE
AAcross 109:	Three-wheeled vehicle
AAcross 114:	Spanish bruin	OSO
AAcross 115:	Go-between	THEMANINTHEMIDDLE
AAcross 117:	Rapper ___-A-Che	RIC
AAcross 118:	Same: Fr.
AAcross 119:	Convict
AAcross 120:	Relative of a canary
AAcross 121:	Cinch ___ (Hefty garbage bag brand)	SAK
AAcross 122:	"Idylls of the King" lady
AAcross 123:	Falls (over)
AAcross 124:	Breast: Prefix	MASTO
DDown 1:	Melville's "Billy ___"	BUDD
DDown 2:	Italian bell town	ATRI
DDown 3:	Dead ends?
DDown 4:	Formerly, once
DDown 5:	Public knowledge	NOSECRET
DDown 6:	Ph.D., e.g.
DDown 7:	Barge ___
DDown 8:	"Don't give ___ lip!"
DDown 9:	Beverage that may be foamy
DDown 10:	A wishbone has one	YSHAPE
DDown 11:	Director Vittorio
DDown 12:	48th state: Abbr.	ARIZ
DDown 13:	Begins energetically	WADESIN
DDown 14:	Explosive trial, for short	NTEST
DDown 15:	Place for a date, frequently
DDown 16:	"___ Restaurant"	ALICES
DDown 17:	Not likely
DDown 19:	"... ___ the queen of England!"	ANDIM
DDown 23:	"And to those thorns that ___ bosom lodge": Shak.	INHER
DDown 24:	St. Patrick's land
DDown 30:	One of the 12 tribes of Israel
DDown 33:	Shipwreck locale
DDown 34:	Ship locale
DDown 35:	Last dynasty of China
DDown 36:	Links org.	USGA
DDown 37:	Susan who co-starred in "Five Easy Pieces"	ANSPACH
DDown 38:	Actor Neeson	LIAM
DDown 39:	"Cómo ___?"	ESTA
DDown 41:	Shopping locale
DDown 45:	Indulged	CATEREDTO
DDown 47:	Pre-broadcast activity
DDown 49:	David Cameron, e.g.
DDown 50:	Normandy battle town	STLO
DDown 51:	More ___ enough
DDown 52:	Dark time, in verse
DDown 52:	Dark time, in verse
DDown 54:	Just got (by)
DDown 55:	Trust, with "on"
DDown 57:	Honey badger
DDown 58:	Dinner spreads
DDown 61:	Engine type
DDown 64:	Employed	ONSTAFF
DDown 65:	"Fer ___!"	SHER
DDown 66:	French noun suffix	IERE
DDown 67:	Cause of thoughtlessness?
DDown 68:	Dog of old films	ASTA
DDown 69:	Didn't just pass
DDown 70:	Noted Bauhaus artist
DDown 72:	Dallas-to-Memphis dir.
DDown 73:	High-hats
DDown 76:	Large food tunas
DDown 77:	Bausch & ___ (lens maker)	LOMB
DDown 78:	Langston Hughes poem	ITOO
DDown 80:	"The ___ Gave My Heart To" (1997 Aaliyah hit)	ONEI
DDown 81:	Tapers, briefly	VCRS
DDown 83:	Peculiar: Prefix	IDIO
DDown 85:	Bedouins' trait
DDown 86:	It's like "-like"
DDown 88:	"Next ..."	ANDTHEN
DDown 90:	Dimwit
DDown 91:	City chiefs
DDown 92:	Cinnamon tree
DDown 94:	Swarmed
DDown 95:	Indian tourist city
DDown 96:	Challenger astronaut Judith	RESNIK
DDown 98:	Chief dwelling?
DDown 100:	"I'm innocent!"	NOTME
DDown 102:	Liechtenstein's western border
DDown 106:	Certain engine	HEMI
DDown 107:	"This round's ___"	ONME
DDown 108:	List-ending abbr.
DDown 108:	List-ending abbr.
DDown 110:	Notion
DDown 111:	Mil. leaders	CDRS
DDown 112:	Came to earth
DDown 113:	"There Shall ___ Night" (Pulitzer-winning Robert E. Sherwood play)	BENO
DDown 116:	Elevs.	HTS