New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th May 2013

There are 55 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th May 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Friends in a pub
AAcross 6:	Openly disdain	SNEERAT
AAcross 13:	Baroque French dance
AAcross 20:	Cognizant
AAcross 21:	Relaxing soak	HOTBATH
AAcross 22:	Alma mater of Eli Manning	OLEMISS
AAcross 23:	TV movie about ... where I can easily get a cab?	TAXISTANDBYME
AAcross 25:	"I'm not kidding"
AAcross 26:	Mind-numbing
AAcross 27:	Kind of pressure involved in water filtration
AAcross 29:	French word with two accents	ETE
AAcross 30:	... where to go in Togo?	OUTHOUSEOFAFRICA
AAcross 37:	Home run pace
AAcross 40:	Arriviste
AAcross 41:	Greek vowels
AAcross 42:	Network with the slogan "Not Reality. Actuality"	TRUTV
AAcross 44:	"Me and Bobby ___" (posthumous Janis Joplin #1)	MCGEE
AAcross 46:	Pants measure
AAcross 47:	... a Hispanic "hip hip hooray"?	THREECHEERSAMIGOS
AAcross 53:	Cousin ___	ITT
AAcross 54:	Nikkei unit
AAcross 55:	Epitome of thinness
AAcross 56:	Greet silently	NODAT
AAcross 57:	Janis's cartoon husband	ARLO
AAcross 58:	NBC newsman Holt	LESTER
AAcross 60:	Step
AAcross 61:	Specter of the Senate, once	ARLEN
AAcross 62:	... trying to get a friar to violate his vow of silence?	SAYANYTHINGMONK
AAcross 68:	Trade talk
AAcross 71:	Soak
AAcross 72:	Farfalle and orzo
AAcross 76:	Old French line	ROIS
AAcross 77:	Comment that might get the response "de rien"	MERCI
AAcross 78:	Follower of Las Vegas or New York
AAcross 81:	Back
AAcross 82:	Livy's "I love"	AMO
AAcross 83:	... a singing group that meets for bacon and eggs?	BREAKFASTGLEECLUB
AAcross 87:	Bursts (in)
AAcross 89:	Russians, e.g.	SLAVS
AAcross 90:	"Stoutly-built" Dickens villain
AAcross 91:	Concave object of reflection?	INNIE
AAcross 92:	Not mixing well?
AAcross 96:	School orgs.	PTAS
AAcross 97:	... Skywalker's trendy hygiene products?	COOLHANDSOAPLUKE
AAcross 101:	Boxer, e.g., in brief	DEM
AAcross 104:	Drinks served in flutes
AAcross 105:	Parliament constituent?
AAcross 108:	"How touching"	IMMOVED
AAcross 111:	... giving a pipsqueak the brush-off?	GETLOSTSHORTY
AAcross 115:	Yasir Arafat, by birth
AAcross 116:	State symbol of Massachusetts
AAcross 117:	Archbishop of Canterbury's headdress
AAcross 118:	Fabulously rich ancient king
AAcross 119:	White Castle offerings
AAcross 120:	Comparatively foxy
DDown 1:	Lacking shine
DDown 2:	Expect
DDown 3:	Ones going to Washington?	TAXRETURNS
DDown 4:	Pennsylvania's Flagship City
DDown 5:	Mtg.
DDown 6:	Whale of an exhibition	SHAMU
DDown 7:	Miles Davis ___ (cool jazz group)
DDown 8:	Fig. on a terminal monitor
DDown 9:	Die down
DDown 10:	With 69-Down, 1990s-2000s sitcom star
DDown 11:	Tops
DDown 12:	Santiago's milieu in a Hemingway novel	THESEA
DDown 13:	Become lenient	GOSOFT
DDown 14:	Prince Valiant's love	ALETA
DDown 15:	Checks out
DDown 16:	Original opening to Homer's "Odyssey"?
DDown 17:	Hermano del padre o de la madre	TIO
DDown 18:	The Tigers of the Ohio Valley Conf.	TSU
DDown 19:	Ogee's shape
DDown 24:	Binge
DDown 28:	Neighbor of Alg.
DDown 31:	Even more vast
DDown 32:	Phone abbr.	OPER
DDown 33:	Exploits
DDown 34:	Nickname for Clara Bow	ITGIRL
DDown 35:	Jerseys and such
DDown 36:	Actor Kutcher
DDown 38:	Numbered rd.	RTE
DDown 39:	Binge
DDown 42:	Texter's ta-ta	TTYL
DDown 43:	Syngman of South Korea	RHEE
DDown 44:	VHF unit
DDown 45:	Jobs's job, once
DDown 46:	You might choose something by it
DDown 48:	Grant for filmmaking?	CARY
DDown 49:	Start to matter?
DDown 50:	Bellyache
DDown 51:	"Gotcha, man"	IDIG
DDown 52:	Hellhound of Norse mythology	GARM
DDown 57:	Torah holders
DDown 59:	General ___ chicken	TSOS
DDown 60:	___-goat
DDown 61:	Standard part of a limerick
DDown 63:	James who died three years before winning a Pulitzer
DDown 64:	"A Doll's House" wife	NORA
DDown 65:	"Do not like"
DDown 66:	Worker's weekend whoop	TGIF
DDown 67:	Anthony's partner in radio	OPIE
DDown 68:	Language from which "cotton" and "candy" are derived
DDown 69:	See 10-Down
DDown 70:	Day, to da Vinci	GIORNO
DDown 73:	Has an adult conversation?	TALKSDIRTY
DDown 74:	Feverish fit
DDown 75:	Doesn't just tear up
DDown 77:	___ Piggle-Wiggle (children's character)
DDown 77:	___ Piggle-Wiggle (children's character)
DDown 78:	Engine problem
DDown 79:	French high-speed rail inits.	TGV
DDown 80:	Literary inits.	RLS
DDown 83:	Retro dos
DDown 84:	Where the world's 100 tallest mountains are found
DDown 85:	It's an affront
DDown 86:	"Homeland" org.
DDown 88:	Basketball Hall-of-Famer Artis	GILMORE
DDown 92:	Positive ends
DDown 93:	'60s activist org.	SDS
DDown 94:	Oklahoma Indians	OSAGES
DDown 95:	"I Never Played the Game" memoirist	COSELL
DDown 96:	Prominent beefcake features
DDown 98:	"I'd like to see ___"	AMENU
DDown 99:	Surname appearing nine times in a list of Indy 500 winners	UNSER
DDown 100:	Long-tailed beach fliers
DDown 102:	___ nous	ENTRE
DDown 103:	Urban ___, 2004 and 2012 undefeated college football coach	MEYER
DDown 106:	___ law
DDown 107:	Sweat
DDown 108:	Former railroad regulatory agcy.
DDown 109:	Blemish
DDown 110:	Italian mine?	MIO
DDown 112:	"I did NOT need to hear that"	TMI
DDown 113:	Former Ford model
DDown 114:	Cinnabar, e.g.
DDown 114:	Cinnabar, e.g.