New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th April 2011

There are 57 across clues and 84 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th April 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Screen grp.?
AAcross 4:	Solzhenitsyn subject
AAcross 9:	Dives (into)
AAcross 14:	Song accompanied by a harp
AAcross 19:	Huffington Post buyer in 2011	AOL
AAcross 20:	Lyric muse
AAcross 21:	Wear down
AAcross 22:	Tree-lined path in une forêt
AAcross 23:	"I used to do drugs. ___": Mitch Hedberg	ISTILLDOBUTIUSEDTOTOO
AAcross 27:	Invent
AAcross 28:	Ignores
AAcross 29:	Dam result, often
AAcross 30:	Sends one out of the park
AAcross 33:	Alone, in Paris	SEUL
AAcross 35:	Lady of Lammermoor	LUCIA
AAcross 36:	"The car stopped on a dime. Unfortunately, the dime was ___": Anonymous	INAPEDESTRIANSPOCKET
AAcross 42:	Mexican Valentine's greeting	TEAMO
AAcross 43:	Madre's hermano	TIO
AAcross 44:	Recuperate	RESTUP
AAcross 46:	Kind of diet
AAcross 49:	"Never mind"	SKIPIT
AAcross 52:	Asian flatbread
AAcross 55:	Mystifying Geller	URI
AAcross 56:	Biblical name meaning "hairy"
AAcross 58:	"I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it ___": Woody Allen	THROUGHNOTDYING
AAcross 63:	Like Jack, it's said
AAcross 66:	Some doors
AAcross 67:	Exploding stars
AAcross 68:	"Whoever named it necking was ___": Groucho Marx	APOORJUDGEOFANATOMY
AAcross 75:	Sci-fi film with a hatching egg on its poster
AAcross 76:	Cork's place: Abbr.
AAcross 77:	More moist
AAcross 79:	"You know what I hate? Indian givers. ___": Emo Philips	NOITAKETHATBACK
AAcross 86:	Affix carelessly, with "on"
AAcross 87:	Crush, sportswise
AAcross 88:	Whisked mixture
AAcross 89:	Send continuously, as video
AAcross 92:	Physicist Georg
AAcross 93:	Cut off
AAcross 97:	Dinner table command, with "up"
AAcross 99:	Above	ONTOP
AAcross 101:	"I don't mean to sound bitter, cold or cruel, but I am ___": Bill Hicks	SOTHATSHOWITCOMESOUT
AAcross 109:	Fool's deck
AAcross 110:	Fashionable '70s dress
AAcross 111:	Breastbones
AAcross 112:	Saint's place	SUPERDOME
AAcross 116:	Essentials
AAcross 119:	Con Ed, e.g.: Abbr.	UTIL
AAcross 120:	"I have the heart of a small boy. It ___": Stephen King	ISINAGLASSJARONMYDESK
AAcross 124:	Classic role-playing game, for short	DANDD
AAcross 125:	Dairy mascot	ELSIE
AAcross 126:	Slate, for one	EZINE
AAcross 127:	Fooled
AAcross 128:	Out-line?
AAcross 129:	Perform à la Shakespeare
AAcross 130:	Place for military supplies
AAcross 131:	Mayo container?
DDown 1:	Feature of many a Jet Li film
DDown 1:	Feature of many a Jet Li film
DDown 1:	Feature of many a Jet Li film
DDown 2:	"Already?"	SOSOON
DDown 3:	Stanza successor	ALTIMA
DDown 4:	Get fixed?
DDown 5:	19-Across has a much-used one
DDown 6:	The Beatles during Beatlemania, e.g.
DDown 7:	Heaps
DDown 8:	Totally fail	GOBUST
DDown 9:	Diving duds
DDown 9:	Diving duds
DDown 10:	J.F.K.'s successor	ARI
DDown 11:	Forbidding
DDown 12:	1960s doo-wop group with an automotive name, with "the"	EDSELS
DDown 13:	Escorts to a second-floor apartment, say	SEESUP
DDown 14:	First Congolese P.M. Lumumba	PATRICE
DDown 15:	Czech neighbors	SLOVAKS
DDown 16:	Liza Minnelli, for one
DDown 17:	First pope to be called "the Great"
DDown 18:	"Love ___ leave ..."	MEOR
DDown 24:	Like Inspector Clouseau
DDown 25:	Superlative prefix	UBER
DDown 26:	Inside look?
DDown 31:	Roger of "Cheers"
DDown 32:	Pierre is there: Abbr.	SDAK
DDown 34:	Scottish psychiatrist R. D.	LAING
DDown 37:	Squirt, e.g.
DDown 38:	'13 grad in '11, e.g.
DDown 39:	Biblical patriarch "righteous in this generation"
DDown 40:	Decorative kit
DDown 41:	Become a traitor
DDown 45:	Glutton
DDown 46:	Wet lowland
DDown 47:	___ Minor
DDown 48:	Wettish
DDown 50:	Crocus or freesia, botanically
DDown 51:	Chinese gang
DDown 53:	Eugene O'Neill's "___ Christie"
DDown 54:	Palindromic time
DDown 57:	Battle of the Atlantic vessel
DDown 59:	Start of a fitness motto	USEIT
DDown 60:	Spot	TVAD
DDown 61:	Fruit that grows in a cluster
DDown 62:	Cries of pain	YEOWS
DDown 64:	Bugs Bunny's girlfriend	LOLA
DDown 65:	The Phantom of the Opera	ERIK
DDown 69:	Taunt
DDown 70:	A law ___ itself
DDown 71:	Venus and others
DDown 72:	Grand slam, e.g.
DDown 73:	Whence Venus?
DDown 74:	When said three times, "Of course, obviously!"
DDown 78:	Record stat
DDown 79:	Sleep precursor
DDown 80:	Gets charged up?
DDown 81:	Really liking
DDown 82:	"Quit your crying"
DDown 83:	It's assumed
DDown 84:	Nile menace, informally
DDown 85:	Vegas attraction
DDown 90:	Cashpoints	ATMS
DDown 91:	Vintner Claude	MOET
DDown 94:	Doesn't cut
DDown 95:	Empty pretense
DDown 96:	Garage opener?	HARDG
DDown 98:	F-15, e.g.
DDown 100:	Ann Landers or Ayn Rand: Abbr.
DDown 102:	Drove (along)
DDown 103:	French walled city on the English Channel	STMALO
DDown 104:	Something that can't be patented
DDown 105:	Like stadium seating
DDown 106:	Daniel of Nicaragua
DDown 107:	Simultaneity
DDown 108:	Admonish, as a child	TALKTO
DDown 112:	Aspect
DDown 113:	Org. for part-time soldiers	USAR
DDown 114:	Colada fruit
DDown 115:	Latin 101 verb
DDown 117:	What you might do after retiring
DDown 118:	Fabric scrap, say
DDown 121:	Family girl
DDown 122:	6 letters	MNO
DDown 123:	Thus far