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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th March 2000

    There are 73 across clues and 64 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th March 2000. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Shook, maybe
    AAcross 6: Quarrel
    AAcross 11: Animal that has kittens
    AAcross 16: Litterae or poetica
    AAcross 19: Impersonations
    AAcross 20: Sky box locale
    AAcross 21: Fish may be kept in it
    AAcross 22: Lovey
    AAcross 23: Soave ___BOLLA
    AAcross 24: Lethargy
    AAcross 25: 1989 Al Pacino movieSEAOFLOVE
    AAcross 27: Trumpeter Red
    AAcross 28: Gang types
    AAcross 29: Director Reiner
    AAcross 30: "Understood!"ISEE
    AAcross 31: Roguish
    AAcross 32: Grandchild of Japanese immigrants
    AAcross 33: Tony-winning Hagen
    AAcross 34: 13th-century invader
    AAcross 35: People to hang out with
    AAcross 38: Former U.S. Open siteFORESTHILLS
    AAcross 41: Stable sounds
    AAcross 42: Went to the top
    AAcross 44: Relieves
    AAcross 45: Like some pond life
    AAcross 47: Bygone New York newspaper
    AAcross 48: Brave
    AAcross 49: Sitting room?
    AAcross 51: "Uncle Tom's Cabin" girlEVA
    AAcross 52: "Shoulda, woulda, coulda" thinker
    AAcross 54: Soccer star HammMIA
    AAcross 57: Chat room abbr.LOL
    AAcross 58: Goes (for)
    AAcross 61: Dark
    AAcross 63: Passbook entry: Abbr.INT
    AAcross 64: N.H.L. conference div.ATL
    AAcross 65: It's good when they're extendedOLIVEBRANCHES
    AAcross 67: Broadcasting inits. since 1970NPR
    AAcross 68: Number after cinque
    AAcross 69: Cause of some skids
    AAcross 70: Get rid of
    AAcross 71: Calendar abbr.TUE
    AAcross 72: Quick scores?TDS
    AAcross 73: "Dear" ones
    AAcross 74: Many a state name in D.C.
    AAcross 75: Dyes
    AAcross 77: Muffin ingredient
    AAcross 79: Sky boxes, perhaps
    AAcross 81: It's for the birds
    AAcross 82: Thin as ___ARAIL
    AAcross 84: Keyboard key
    AAcross 86: ArrivedGOTIN
    AAcross 88: Wizard's homeEMERALDCITY
    AAcross 90: Like some coversFIRSTDAY
    AAcross 93: Desires
    AAcross 94: Mythical bird
    AAcross 95: Hard roll?
    AAcross 98: "___ Had It" (1959 hit)IVE
    AAcross 99: D.C. regulators
    AAcross 100: "___ Breckinridge"MYRA
    AAcross 101: Flutist's embellishment
    AAcross 102: Gluts
    AAcross 104: NumskullsPEABRAINS
    AAcross 106: Rugged ridge
    AAcross 107: Trust fund babies, often
    AAcross 108: Titus, e.g.: Abbr.EMP
    AAcross 109: Cuts corners?
    AAcross 110: Something to read word for word?
    AAcross 111: Began
    AAcross 112: River to the Irish Sea
    AAcross 113: Certain OldsmobileALERO
    AAcross 114: They can hold water
    AAcross 115: Practices
    DDown 1: Ohio River tributary
    DDown 2: Artemis's twin
    DDown 3: "Witness" co-starKELLYMCGILLIS
    DDown 4: ___ Stanley GardnerERLE
    DDown 5: Actress CannonDYAN
    DDown 6: Runway moves
    DDown 7: Sings "Rock-a-Bye Baby"
    DDown 8: Tow truck attachments
    DDown 9: It's positive
    DDown 10: Wagner's final workPARSIFAL
    DDown 11: Eclipse
    DDown 12: Like stainproof fabric
    DDown 13: They're fit for a princess
    DDown 14: Organic compound
    DDown 15: One who cries foul?
    DDown 16: Last Supper guest
    DDown 17: Lets on
    DDown 18: Bull market necessities?
    DDown 26: Be a go-between
    DDown 32: Pacifier
    DDown 34: Where, to a whaler?
    DDown 36: Carrier at J.F.K.ELAL
    DDown 37: Matadors' duds
    DDown 39: Run-of-the-mill: Abbr.
    DDown 40: Most overcome
    DDown 42: Reds
    DDown 43: Big name in brushworkORALB
    DDown 45: "Finally!"
    DDown 46: Made "moonlight requisitions"
    DDown 47: "ER" doctor played by Laura Innes
    DDown 48: Where cows are sacred
    DDown 50: Is a blabbermouthTELLSALL
    DDown 52: Steamroll
    DDown 52: Steamroll
    DDown 53: Sam and Ben
    DDown 54: There's no use in thisMINTCONDITION
    DDown 55: Does data work
    DDown 56: Napping
    DDown 59: Marketing device
    DDown 60: Iberian Mrs.SRA
    DDown 62: Marathon mementosTSHIRTS
    DDown 66: Fall off
    DDown 76: "___ cannot be!"NOIT
    DDown 77: Something screwdrivers can help makeBARTAB
    DDown 78: Small estuaries
    DDown 79: Krazy ___
    DDown 80: Negative reactionICYSTARE
    DDown 82: 1998 song by Rebecca BlakeAMUSEME
    DDown 83: Mold anew
    DDown 84: Harsh critic
    DDown 85: "Three Musicians" artist
    DDown 86: They're boring
    DDown 87: "...___ quit!"ORI
    DDown 88: Skipped out, in a way
    DDown 89: Common refrigerant
    DDown 90: Bumble
    DDown 91: Loath
    DDown 92: Good news from lenders
    DDown 96: Traffic light feature
    DDown 97: Feudal lord
    DDown 100: Kind of call
    DDown 102: Bygone leader
    DDown 103: Sleekly designed
    DDown 105: Abbr. often appearing above percentagesRDA
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