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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th March 2000
There are 65 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th March 2000. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: 1983 film comedy with Bill MaherDCCAB
AAcross 6: Lovelies
AAcross 11: Arguments
AAcross 19: Now, in NogalesAHORA
AAcross 20: Old drugstore nameREXALL
AAcross 21: Equivalent
AAcross 22: Bona fide
AAcross 23: Mother in "The Glass Menagerie"AMANDA
AAcross 24: SawbucksTENSPOTS
AAcross 25: Subject of "The Haj"
AAcross 26: Warehouse function, maybe
AAcross 28: ___ TTOA
AAcross 29: Old-time actress Frances
AAcross 30: With the situation thus
AAcross 32: Popular fruit drink
AAcross 33: Wine additive
AAcross 34: Starting points
AAcross 36: South Dakota
AAcross 40: Female donkeys
AAcross 41: "Haystacks" painter
AAcross 42: However, briefly
AAcross 43: They usually have yellow centers
AAcross 44: Start of a count
AAcross 45: Mine carrier
AAcross 49: Edits
AAcross 50: In toto
AAcross 51: Tall, skinny guy
AAcross 52: Turns
AAcross 53: ___ Maples TrumpMARLA
AAcross 54: Washington's Sen. ___ Gorton
AAcross 55: Bad start?
AAcross 56: Things to chew on
AAcross 57: Neighborhood convenienceCORNERSTORE
AAcross 59: ___-American
AAcross 60: Computer add-on?
AAcross 61: Items hit with hammers
AAcross 62: Actor KeachSTACY
AAcross 63: Plant pore
AAcross 64: Maker of NBA Pro and NFL BlitzNINTENDO
AAcross 66: Baby carrier
AAcross 67: Showy
AAcross 68: Pause for cold warriors
AAcross 69: Bubbler
AAcross 70: Migrating geese
AAcross 71: Kind of chart
AAcross 72: Displaying 5-Down
AAcross 73: First in courage
AAcross 74: They have panelsCOMICSTRIPS
AAcross 78: Least dull
AAcross 79: Fruitless
AAcross 80: Kayoed
AAcross 81: Sports shoes, informally
AAcross 82: Galoot
AAcross 85: Zilch
AAcross 86: It's not preferred
AAcross 90: Valet employer
AAcross 92: Drop offTAKEANAP
AAcross 94: Get ready to bite
AAcross 95: "Lord, ___?"ISITI
AAcross 96: Weaken
AAcross 97: Payton of football
AAcross 98: Faint dead away
AAcross 99: Is unwilling to riskDARESNOT
AAcross 100: Playing cards
AAcross 101: "Crime and Punishment" heroineSONYA
DDown 1: Florentine art treasure
DDown 2: Take after
DDown 3: This rises by degrees
DDown 4: Air on stage
DDown 5: Boor's trait
DDown 6: Bumps
DDown 7: Wood sorrel
DDown 8: Domain
DDown 9: Some legal scholars, for shortLLDS
DDown 10: Blind feature
DDown 11: Certain missile
DDown 12: Like Beckett's "Endgame"ONEACT
DDown 13: "The Big Heat" director
DDown 14: Apart from this
DDown 15: Challenge for a barber
DDown 16: "Who Do ___ Kill?" (1992 movie)IGOTTA
DDown 17: Skedaddle
DDown 17: Skedaddle
DDown 18: Halvah ingredient
DDown 20: They think they're superior
DDown 27: "Indeed"OHYES
DDown 31: Mediums
DDown 33: Early jazz composition
DDown 35: Puts down, in a way
DDown 36: Men's fashion accessoriesCOLLARSTUDS
DDown 37: Just
DDown 38: On-line brokerageETRADE
DDown 39: "Come back, ___" (western line)SHANE
DDown 40: Shutter
DDown 41: Director LouisMALLE
DDown 44: They're measured by degrees
DDown 45: Not dry
DDown 46: Rest stop amenity
DDown 47: Chicken Little, for one
DDown 48: Post-firing task
DDown 49: Lift off
DDown 50: Best Picture nominee of 1996
DDown 51: Urban area
DDown 53: Matisse's world
DDown 54: Word on many a button
DDown 57: "Les Trois Mousquetaires" and others
DDown 58: Bit of rubble
DDown 59: Deals with guilt
DDown 61: Photo finish?
DDown 63: The Amistad and othersSLAVESHIPS
DDown 65: Unenthusiastic
DDown 66: Extra horsepower, in slang
DDown 67: Open
DDown 69: Popular corn chipFRITO
DDown 70: Swell
DDown 72: English tidbit
DDown 73: Calvin Coolidge's estate, with "The"
DDown 74: Aslope
DDown 75: Writer FallaciORIANA
DDown 76: Dairy machine
DDown 77: Kind of vine
DDown 78: Problematic
DDown 81: Commemorative marker
DDown 83: Of no importance
DDown 84: Henry's tuteeELIZA
DDown 86: Cleveland cagersCAVS
DDown 87: Son of JudahONAN
DDown 88: Abbr. on a food labelNTWT
DDown 89: Brand
DDown 91: Northerner's home
DDown 93: Before, of yore
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