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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 5th March 2000
There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th March 2000. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: They're stuffed in delis
AAcross 6: Train
AAcross 11: Kids' gamePATACAKE
AAcross 19: Jiggers?
AAcross 20: Uncertain
AAcross 21: Like pigs' feet
AAcross 22: Julia Roberts/Hugh Grant filmNOTTINGHILL
AAcross 24: Best-selling 1969 albumABBEYROAD
AAcross 25: Willa Cather heroineANTONIA
AAcross 26: John, Paul and George: Abbr.STS
AAcross 27: Part of U.N.L.V.
AAcross 28: Like 47-Down's bubbles
AAcross 29: Kay Kyser's "___ Reveille"
AAcross 30: He was Plato in "Rebel Without a Cause"
AAcross 31: Emphatic type: Abbr.ITAL
AAcross 33: Electrify
AAcross 35: Sneaks one past
AAcross 37: Radar gun wielder
AAcross 39: Where Eliza Doolittle met Henry HigginsCOVENTGARDEN
AAcross 45: Imagined
AAcross 48: Dispositions
AAcross 49: Have ___ at
AAcross 50: Marmalade-loving bearPADDINGTON
AAcross 54: Rama VII's domain
AAcross 55: Gastronomic capital of France
AAcross 56: ___ artery
AAcross 57: At another time
AAcross 57: At another time
AAcross 59: Split
AAcross 61: Refreshment stands
AAcross 63: Köln's river
AAcross 65: ___ four
AAcross 66: Organ with a drum in it
AAcross 67: Theme of this puzzleLONDONLOCALES
AAcross 70: ___ Mochis, Mexico
AAcross 73: Restaurant stack
AAcross 74: Sinner's motivator?
AAcross 75: "Fiddler on the Roof" setting
AAcross 77: EyeballedGAPEDAT
AAcross 80: Adventure
AAcross 81: Sound
AAcross 82: Felt bad about
AAcross 83: Counterfeiters' nemesesTMEN
AAcross 86: "Upstairs, Downstairs" settingEATONPLACE
AAcross 89: "Fables in Slang" author
AAcross 90: Semi drivers?
AAcross 93: Hardly hardworking
AAcross 94: Coarsely abusive language
AAcross 97: Censor's subject
AAcross 98: Spot for a parade
AAcross 102: Nev. neighbor
AAcross 103: Tel ___-JaffaAVIV
AAcross 104: Not in the strike zone, maybe
AAcross 106: Jeff Lynne's grp.ELO
AAcross 107: Exemplar of grace
AAcross 110: Tire trapper
AAcross 112: Change pocket
AAcross 114: Capacitates
AAcross 116: "___ Blues" (1924 Paul Whiteman hit)LIMEHOUSE
AAcross 119: British press, figuratively
AAcross 121: Like some discussions
AAcross 122: Party, e.g.
AAcross 123: Needing kneading?
AAcross 124: Certain bikeTENSPEED
AAcross 125: Friday's creator
AAcross 126: Full
DDown 1: It's hung and beaten
DDown 2: Unexpected, in a way
DDown 3: Jot
DDown 4: ReASTO
DDown 5: They may need guards
DDown 6: Come too
DDown 6: Come too
DDown 7: Shakespearean ending
DDown 8: Tag lineASIS
DDown 9: Bird, once
DDown 10: One-named fashion designerHALSTON
DDown 11: Sunscreen ingredient
DDown 12: Finance workers, for short
DDown 13: One up, e.g.
DDown 14: In-case connector
DDown 15: SALT II signer
DDown 16: Yours, in ToursATOI
DDown 17: New Jersey's ___ University
DDown 18: Countercurrent
DDown 21: Polo clubs
DDown 23: Pellagra preventer
DDown 32: She married Mickey
DDown 33: Fellow students, e.g.
DDown 34: Breathed
DDown 36: They're kept behind bars
DDown 38: Hoisting devices?
DDown 40: "Mahalo ___ loa" ("Thank you very much," in Maui)NUI
DDown 41: Go places
DDown 42: Harry Belafonte song phraseDAYO
DDown 43: Swelled heads
DDown 44: What one little piggy had
DDown 46: Like pigs' feet
DDown 47: Island entertainerDONHO
DDown 50: Peak discoverer
DDown 51: Inter ___ALIA
DDown 52: French Christian
DDown 53: Incessantly
DDown 55: Decision-making method
DDown 58: "The Nanny" butlerNILES
DDown 60: Fender benders, e.g.
DDown 62: Short composition
DDown 64: Star bursts
DDown 65: Chefs aim to please them
DDown 68: Mace source
DDown 69: Post-delivery handout
DDown 70: Mother of Helen
DDown 71: Of the 66-Across
DDown 72: ___-eyed
DDown 73: Kind of student
DDown 76: University of ___ (the Golden Hurricane)
DDown 77: Excite, slangily
DDown 78: Quattro or CabrioletAUDI
DDown 79: Striptease
DDown 84: Track challenge
DDown 85: Reversed
DDown 87: High-cholesterol concoction
DDown 88: Former first familyNIXONS
DDown 90: Pulled off
DDown 91: John
DDown 92: Didn't tip
DDown 95: Department store section
DDown 96: Develop
DDown 99: Soften
DDown 100: Comic JohnCLEESE
DDown 101: Made introductions, maybe
DDown 105: Power statistic
DDown 107: Place on the schedule
DDown 108: Film editing effect
DDown 109: Grace period?
DDown 110: Ill-bred
DDown 111: Reconditioned, e.g.
DDown 113: Kick
DDown 115: Spanish tarBREA
DDown 117: Drillmaster's word
DDown 118: Murder ___
DDown 120: Bowie collaboratorENO