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Sunday, 6th February 2000

There are 62 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th February 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Warm over
AAcross 7:	Alexander ___, real-life prototype of Robinson Crusoe
AAcross 14:	Lay away
AAcross 19:	Verdi opera	OTELLO
AAcross 20:	Trample
AAcross 21:	Mount that last erupted in 1786
AAcross 22:	Baby bottle
AAcross 23:	"The Snake Pit" director Litvak	ANATOLE
AAcross 24:	First name in TV talk	MONTEL
AAcross 25:	Smog?	AIRAPPARENT
AAcross 27:	Betty Crocker?	FLOURGIRL
AAcross 29:	Knuckleballer ___ Wilhelm	HOYT
AAcross 30:	13-Down source
AAcross 31:	Bad thing to blow
AAcross 32:	Contents of some sacs
AAcross 35:	Patient's woe
AAcross 39:	Freelancer's encl.	SASE
AAcross 41:	Alarm time, for some	SIXAM
AAcross 44:	Repair the spine of
AAcross 45:	Plague
AAcross 46:	Not merely paying attention
AAcross 50:	Stock exchange figures
AAcross 52:	Grizzly remains?	BEARBONES
AAcross 55:	It's moved in limbo
AAcross 56:	1975 title role for Isabelle Adjani	ADELEH
AAcross 57:	Unlike a klutz
AAcross 58:	Support the Salvation Army
AAcross 60:	Nevil Shute's "___ Like Alice"	ATOWN
AAcross 63:	They have the best seats in the house
AAcross 65:	Approach bedtime
AAcross 66:	Horse?	NEIGHSAYER
AAcross 71:	Lobster festival?	MAINEEVENT
AAcross 73:	"Tiny Alice" playwright
AAcross 74:	Feminist Eleanor	SMEAL
AAcross 76:	Constellation next to Scorpio
AAcross 77:	Prayer book
AAcross 79:	Supreme Court justices, e.g.
AAcross 82:	Grateful Dead leader	GARCIA
AAcross 86:	Printemps follower	ETE
AAcross 87:	Troubadour's trouble?	DIRTYLYRE
AAcross 89:	Some racers
AAcross 90:	Nick
AAcross 92:	Marais ___ Cygnes (Kansas river)
AAcross 93:	Drill directive	ATEASE
AAcross 95:	Like Serling stories
AAcross 96:	Archer of myth
AAcross 98:	Flooring it
AAcross 100:	E.R. pronouncement
AAcross 101:	1877 Manet painting
AAcross 103:	"Must be something ___"	IATE
AAcross 106:	Have ___ (freak out)	ACOW
AAcross 108:	Aerobics exercise?	MORNINGDO
AAcross 110:	Spice rack?	THYMEKEEPER
AAcross 117:	Reduced	ONSALE
AAcross 118:	Off base, perhaps	ONLEAVE
AAcross 120:	Rub
AAcross 121:	Made purely academic
AAcross 122:	Shea Stadium players of 1965
AAcross 123:	Decorate differently
AAcross 124:	Moore's TV boss	ASNER
AAcross 125:	"With Reagan: The Inside Story" memoirist	EDMEESE
AAcross 126:	Compact
DDown 1:	First name in gossip	RONA
DDown 2:	Needle holder
DDown 3:	What a Hamburger may be called
DDown 4:	Designer Peretti	ELSA
DDown 5:	Beth preceder
DDown 6:	Lethargy
DDown 7:	Shake up
DDown 8:	Sea bird
DDown 9:	Like some meat
DDown 10:	"The Greatest American Hero" star	KATT
DDown 11:	Liz said it often
DDown 12:	Virginia colonist John	ROLFE
DDown 13:	Slow ring
DDown 14:	Some are animated
DDown 15:	Port on the Strait of Gibraltar
DDown 16:	On the move
DDown 17:	Firewood measure
DDown 18:	Repository of fame?
DDown 21:	Texas sch.	SMU
DDown 26:	Australia's ___ Rock	AYERS
DDown 28:	Johnson's "Hellzapoppin'" co-star	OLSEN
DDown 30:	Crash site?
DDown 32:	Tasmania's highest peak
DDown 33:	Got in the game
DDown 34:	Wheel turner
DDown 36:	Title for some bishops
DDown 37:	Skewbald
DDown 38:	Setter's warning
DDown 40:	Got rid of, in a way
DDown 42:	What a family film is appropriate for	ALLAGES
DDown 43:	Track-and-field official?	MEETHEAD
DDown 45:	Elect
DDown 47:	Go down
DDown 48:	Church plate
DDown 49:	16th-century council site
DDown 51:	Pythagorean P's
DDown 53:	Aqueduct Racetrack, familiarly
DDown 54:	Heel?	SOLEMATE
DDown 59:	Its capital is Pamplona	NAVARRE
DDown 61:	Walked the earth
DDown 62:	'69 Series winners	NYMETS
DDown 64:	___-Cat	SNO
DDown 66:	Having a label
DDown 67:	High class
DDown 68:	"Rosmersholm" playwright
DDown 69:	Counting-out rhyme starter	EENY
DDown 70:	Went long	RANLATE
DDown 72:	Cartesian conjunction
DDown 75:	Island of W.W. II fighting
DDown 78:	Italian beach resort
DDown 80:	Side by side?
DDown 81:	Puddin'
DDown 83:	Firewood measure
DDown 84:	Personal prefix	IDIO
DDown 85:	Not docked
DDown 88:	Equip anew
DDown 89:	For this reason
DDown 91:	Chemical salt in some inks
DDown 94:	Like Anna's students
DDown 97:	"The Executioner's Song" author
DDown 99:	Racer, of a sort
DDown 101:	The Ten Commandments, in large part	NONOS
DDown 102:	Illegal firing
DDown 104:	Brick type
DDown 105:	Strengthened, with "up"
DDown 107:	Artist Max
DDown 108:	Site of a 1929 exhibition by 107-Down	MOMA
DDown 109:	Adventure writer Buntline
DDown 110:	Head for the Riviera?
DDown 111:	Well
DDown 112:	"Memphis" director Simoneau	YVES
DDown 113:	Romain de Tirtoff, familiarly	ERTE
DDown 114:	Phrase starter
DDown 115:	Work on People
DDown 116:	___ Martin Cognac	REMY
DDown 119:	Make tracks

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