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January 13, 2008 NYT Clues Answers

NYT Crossword and Answers - January 13, 2008

Welcome to NYT Puzzle and answers. The New York Times Crossword is a most popular puzzles. Here are the clues and answers for today puzzle:

Across:

  • 1. "Come on ... be good, kids": NOWNOW
  • 7. Kind of jacket: FLAK
  • 11. Actor Gulager: CLU
  • 14. Occurs to, with "on": DAWNS
  • 19. Emulate Earhart: AVIATE
  • 20. Bean town?: LIMA
  • 21. Alley ___: OOP
  • 22. Traditional whale hunter: ALEUT
  • 23. Like some titmice: TUFTED
  • 24. Went too far: OVERSHOT
  • 26. Pretty cool: NIFTY
  • 27. Mark who won the Masters and British Open in 1998: OMEARA
  • 28. The old frontier you and I don't remember?: WESTWEFORGET
  • 30. Is covered in dew, perhaps: GLISTENS
  • 32. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, e.g.: IRANI
  • 33. Longtime Bob Hope broadcaster: NBC
  • 35. ___ d'amore: OBOE
  • 37. Like some traffic: THRU
  • 38. Donkey Kong, for one: APE
  • 39. Place to gamble in N.Y.C.: OTB
  • 41. Job ad abbr.: EOE
  • 43. Center of success?: CEE
  • 44. Rap's Dr. ___: DRE
  • 45. Climate that's copy-protected by law?: PATENTWEATHER
  • 49. Ralph Nader and Ross Perot: ALSORANS
  • 52. Brought on: LEDTO
  • 53. Sound from a fan: WHIRR
  • 54. ___ Tunes: LOONEY
  • 55. U.K. record label: EMI
  • 57. Richness: OPULENCE
  • 60. Like some grasses: AWNED
  • 61. Porridge ingredients: PEASE
  • 63. Scratches (out): EKES
  • 64. Took too many pills, briefly: ODED
  • 65. Merlin on an Imax screen?: GIANTWIZARD
  • 67. Fall mos.: OCTS
  • 71. Currency whose symbol is "$": PESO
  • 72. Like Java man: ERECT
  • 73. Lose one's marbles: GOMAD
  • 78. What to follow in the forest: FOOTPATH
  • 80. Stat for Warren Spahn: Abbr.: ERA
  • 81. Pull out formally: SECEDE
  • 82. F.B.I. director appointed by Clinton: FREEH
  • 83. Jimmy of DC Comics: OLSEN
  • 87. Bond poster: BAILSMAN
  • 89. Eyelid moistener at a museum?: ARTWINKWETTER
  • 93. Some colas, familiarly: RCS
  • 94. Small wts.: OZS
  • 95. "Well, ___-di-dah!": LAH
  • 96. Asian school of thought: ZEN
  • 97. U.S.O. show attendees: GIS
  • 98. Cuddly sci-fi critter: EWOK
  • 100. Algonquian tongue: CREE
  • 101. Court call: LET
  • 103. Twangy: NASAL
  • 105. Mover left or right: ARROWKEY
  • 107. Rouse a beloved English queen?: WAKEVICTORIA
  • 110. Nocturnal insect: EARWIG
  • 113. Buggy drivers: AMISH
  • 115. In the world: EXISTENT
  • 116. National airline of Afghanistan: ARIANA
  • 117. Coca-Cola trademark: FANTA
  • 118. Singer Des'___: REE
  • 119. 10-year host of "Entertainment Tonight": TESH
  • 120. Boasts of: VAUNTS
  • 121. Seventh-grader, often: TWEEN
  • 122. Many, many mos.: YRS
  • 123. Pamplona shouts: OLES
  • 124. Tangle up (in): ENMESH

Down:

  • 1. Group with a secy. gen.: NATO
  • 2. Certain gamete: OVUM
  • 3. Better half takes the stage?: WIFEGOESON
  • 4. Christmas on Capri: NATALE
  • 5. "S.N.L." alum Cheri: OTERI
  • 6. Married in error?: WEDASTRAY
  • 7. Scent maker: FLOWER
  • 8. Add pep to: LIVENUP
  • 9. "What ___!" ("This place needs cleaning!"): AMESS
  • 10. Go-___: KART
  • 11. Able to be followed: COHERENT
  • 12. Bath scrubber: LOOFA
  • 13. So far: UPTONOW
  • 14. "Goll-lee!": DANG
  • 15. Many a "Star Trek" character: ALIEN
  • 16. Tush made of shuttle thread?: WEFTBEHIND
  • 17. Bit of trail mix: NUT
  • 18. Pork place?: STY
  • 25. Grabbed surreptitiously: SWIPED
  • 29. Graduation or confirmation: RITE
  • 31. Following: THEN
  • 34. Not just ask: COERCE
  • 35. Florida county seat: OCALA
  • 36. Not on deck: BELOW
  • 38. Had something: ATE
  • 40. Go "waaaah!": BAWL
  • 42. Got things wrong: ERRED
  • 44. Harriet Beecher Stowe novel: DRED
  • 46. Elite: ALIST
  • 47. Didn't walk or go by subway, say: TOOKACAB
  • 48. ___ Epstein, Red Sox G.M. starting in 2002: THEO
  • 50. Mr. Right, with "the": ONE
  • 51. Enjoy the theater: SEEASHOW
  • 56. Word before and after "a": MANO
  • 58. Prell competitor: PERT
  • 59. Currency exchange abbr.: USD
  • 61. Painter Mondrian: PIET
  • 62. Milk source: EWE
  • 63. Former Israeli president Weizman: EZER
  • 65. 3.5, e.g.: Abbr.: GPA
  • 66. Actress Papas: IRENE
  • 67. Viscera: OFFAL
  • 68. Rodeo locale: CORRAL
  • 69. Stick one's foot in Chardonnay?: TOETHEWINE
  • 70. Good winter entree: STEW
  • 73. Some toothpastes: GELS
  • 74. Where to get a mil. commission: OCS
  • 75. Development of amnesia?: MEMORYWANE
  • 76. In ___ (stunned): ADAZE
  • 77. None too bright: DENSE
  • 79. Illustrator for Charles Dickens: PHIZ
  • 81. Fabric that needs serious mending?: SICKWEAVE
  • 84. Bequests: LEGACIES
  • 85. Circus props: STILTS
  • 86. Supposed makers of crop circles: ETS
  • 88. Suffix with buck: AROO
  • 90. Bird whose name sounds like its soft call: NENE
  • 91. Tricks: KNAVERY
  • 92. Get more soap suds out of: RERINSE
  • 99. Angers: WRATHS
  • 100. Metal that may ignite if scratched: CERIUM
  • 102. Try: TASTE
  • 104. Dr. J was one: SIXER
  • 105. Spinning dizzily: AREEL
  • 106. Part of DKNY: KARAN
  • 108. Tribal chief: KHAN
  • 109. "The Simpsons" bus driver: OTTO
  • 111. They're not good for QB's: INTS
  • 112. Nasty wound: GASH
  • 113. Back: AFT
  • 114. Big mouth: MAW

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