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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 1st October 2000
There are 81 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st October 2000. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Nasty campaign?
AAcross 6: Insect trap of sorts
AAcross 11: Cabinet display, perhaps
AAcross 17: Singles
AAcross 21: Not just decorative
AAcross 22: Strength
AAcross 23: In a New York minute
AAcross 24: "___ here"
AAcross 25: ...food?BATTERFRIEDCHICKEN
AAcross 28: Lodge
AAcross 29: "___ say!"
AAcross 29: "___ say!"
AAcross 30: Algeria's second-biggest city
AAcross 31: Nonclerical
AAcross 32: More than devotees
AAcross 34: Year Trajan was born
AAcross 36: ...song?WALKLIKEAMAN
AAcross 40: New York City stadium name
AAcross 41: Bliss
AAcross 43: Important spelling feature of "iridescent"
AAcross 44: Actor ArmandASSANTE
AAcross 46: Pitcher ShawnESTES
AAcross 47: Archeological find
AAcross 49: Response: Abbr.
AAcross 50: Give the eyeLEERAT
AAcross 53: Jam
AAcross 56: Kindly
AAcross 58: "No ___!"
AAcross 59: Pizzeria order
AAcross 63: ...animals?
AAcross 66: Org. with a big PAC
AAcross 67: Maintained
AAcross 68: Supermodel Campbell
AAcross 70: Move like a scared rabbit
AAcross 72: Teeny
AAcross 73: Sky-chart scales
AAcross 74: Inter ___ALIA
AAcross 77: "Nosiree!"
AAcross 78: Belligerent Olympian
AAcross 79: ...boat?
AAcross 79: ...boat?
AAcross 81: ...sci-fi flick?THEFLY
AAcross 83: Certain resale item, informally
AAcross 86: Gun
AAcross 88: Stab
AAcross 89: Quadruple gold medalist, 1936
AAcross 90: Kind of car
AAcross 92: C.E.O.'sTOPDOGS
AAcross 95: Events for which to get decked out
AAcross 96: Decked out
AAcross 97: Tenn. neighbor
AAcross 97: Tenn. neighbor
AAcross 98: ...actor?LEEMAJORS
AAcross 102: Alternatives to Merlots
AAcross 104: Bruise
AAcross 106: Put away
AAcross 107: American Indian pony
AAcross 108: Solvent
AAcross 110: Court action
AAcross 111: Game usually played in a ring
AAcross 113: Produce
AAcross 118: Home of Gallo WineryMODESTO
AAcross 120: Wearer of 71-Down
AAcross 121: Exact
AAcross 123: Color quality
AAcross 124: ...TV character?HOMERSIMPSON
AAcross 128: Deck
AAcross 129: Place for police
AAcross 131: French city heavily hit in 1944CAEN
AAcross 132: South Dakota, to Pierre
AAcross 133: Something taken into account?: Abbr.INT
AAcross 134: Locale for pins
AAcross 135: ...James Bond movie?DIAMONDSAREFOREVER
AAcross 141: Follows a recipe direction
AAcross 142: Like many a phone callerONHOLD
AAcross 143: "___ Paris"ILOVE
AAcross 144: Val d'___, French ski resort
AAcross 145: Mosquito, e.g.
AAcross 146: Stinker
AAcross 147: Forty-___
AAcross 148: Old
DDown 1: Flambé
DDown 2: Emphatic letters
DDown 3: Gangland communication
DDown 4: Cockpit dial: Abbr.
DDown 5: Fiddle-de-___
DDown 6: Brawl
DDown 7: Upright
DDown 8: Critical point
DDown 9: Hiver's oppositeETE
DDown 10: Cancel, in a way
DDown 10: Cancel, in a way
DDown 11: Report of proceedings
DDown 12: City where the first Woolworth's opened, 1879
DDown 13: "Arabian Nights" creature
DDown 14: Sign
DDown 15: Lots
DDown 16: E-mailer's option
DDown 17: Emulated a Boy Scout
DDown 18: ...book?CATCHERINTHERYE
DDown 19: Overdramatize
DDown 20: Stitches
DDown 26: Scraps
DDown 27: Doesn't maintain even consistency
DDown 33: Niels Bohr, e.g.
DDown 35: Suffix with socialITE
DDown 37: Single
DDown 38: Like horses
DDown 39: Neighbor of Bhutan
DDown 42: Hold
DDown 45: Smart ___
DDown 47: Uncompromising law
DDown 48: Pollster's quest
DDown 49: Word in a tied score
DDown 51: Division of a subdivision
DDown 52: Toot
DDown 54: Something to believe in
DDown 55: Heater
DDown 56: Louvre Pyramid designer
DDown 57: Mat material
DDown 59: One-fourth of a 60's group
DDown 60: "Well, did you ___?"
DDown 61: ...candy?PETERPAULMOUNDS
DDown 62: Used a lever on
DDown 63: Snow creation
DDown 64: Lennon/McCartney's "___ Loser"IMA
DDown 65: A, as in AugsburgEIN
DDown 69: Put ___ in one's earABUG
DDown 71: Clan's pride
DDown 73: N.Y.C. airportLGA
DDown 74: "May I have your attention?"
DDown 75: Photographer's cover
DDown 76: Possibilities
DDown 80: Election news
DDown 81: Some think they're terrible
DDown 82: Scene of fierce W.W. I fighting
DDown 84: O'Neill's "A Touch of the ___"
DDown 85: Cutlass, e.g.
DDown 87: Tennessee athlete
DDown 89: John Boyd ___, 1949 Peace Nobelist
DDown 91: Check
DDown 92: Novelist JanowitzTAMA
DDown 93: Minnesota's St. ___ CollegeOLAF
DDown 94: Beau ___
DDown 95: Sci-fi escape vehicle
DDown 96: ___ DhabiABU
DDown 99: Very, to Verdi
DDown 100: Woolf's "___ of One's Own"AROOM
DDown 101: W's brotherJEB
DDown 103: Replies at sea
DDown 105: Most lamebrained
DDown 107: Time of smooth sailing
DDown 109: Summer heat-beatersADES
DDown 111: Checked out
DDown 112: ChecksREINSIN
DDown 114: Saigon celebration
DDown 115: Makes it
DDown 116: Ways to make a big splash
DDown 117: A Massachusetts symbol
DDown 119: The Alamo, for one
DDown 120: Coffee order
DDown 121: Cousin of a moccasin
DDown 122: Turned on by
DDown 123: Traffic
DDown 125: Common bacterium
DDown 126: LuPone stage role
DDown 127: "The Tao of ___" (2000 film)STEVE
DDown 129: Express approval
DDown 130: Biblical landEDOM
DDown 136: Student's cry
DDown 137: Night "The Monkees" aired: Abbr.
DDown 138: Role in Rabaud's "Mârouf"
DDown 139: Swindle, slangily
DDown 140: Hockey's TikkanenESA
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