New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th February 2001

There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th February 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Aged	GROWNOLD
AAcross 9:	Cry from Homer Simpson
AAcross 12:	Bugs	VWS
AAcross 15:	Hook deliverer
AAcross 19:	Romeo
AAcross 20:	Christian ___
AAcross 21:	Literary monogram	EAP
AAcross 22:	Chow chow chow	ALPO
AAcross 23:	SPAETZLE	ONTOPOFSPAGHETTI
AAcross 26:	No haute cuisine
AAcross 27:	Ecological community
AAcross 28:	Seven up, e.g.
AAcross 29:	HOUSE
AAcross 31:	Pitcher Martinez
AAcross 32:	Record player
AAcross 33:	Fr. martyr, maybe	STE
AAcross 34:	GROUCHY
AAcross 40:	Berlin-to-Leipzig dir.
AAcross 41:	Good thing to have in war
AAcross 42:	"The Karate Kid" co-star	MORITA
AAcross 43:	Development areas?
AAcross 47:	Antiquated outburst
AAcross 48:	Academy newcomer
AAcross 49:	ORDINAL	FOLLOWINGORDERS
AAcross 55:	Shake
AAcross 56:	California's ___ National Forest	TAHOE
AAcross 57:	Protractedly	ONANDON
AAcross 58:	Old telecommunications conglomerate	ITT
AAcross 59:	Panthers, e.g.	NHLTEAM
AAcross 61:	It may be needed for a change
AAcross 65:	Cry of disgust
AAcross 66:	SEALING WAX	BELOWSEALEVEL
AAcross 71:	William F. Buckley was one	ELI
AAcross 72:	Reply of affirmation	YESIAM
AAcross 74:	Inattention
AAcross 75:	20%, often
AAcross 76:	Drive down the fairway	TEESHOT
AAcross 81:	Order to a band	HITIT
AAcross 82:	Quash
AAcross 83:	DISDAIN	UNDERDISCUSSION
AAcross 87:	Two-time U.S. Open winner Hart
AAcross 88:	What prices may do
AAcross 89:	Megacorporation
AAcross 90:	Take off the stock exchange
AAcross 91:	Slip
AAcross 92:	"Moesha" broadcaster	UPN
AAcross 94:	TIMBREL
AAcross 99:	Run in front of U	RST
AAcross 100:	It's rich in oil
AAcross 104:	See 60-Down
AAcross 105:	LONE WOLF
AAcross 107:	It may be jumped
AAcross 108:	Pulitzer winner Sinclair	UPTON
AAcross 113:	Son of Venus
AAcross 114:	MESS	PRECEDINGMESSAGE
AAcross 117:	Romanian's neighbor
AAcross 118:	Word before second or hour
AAcross 119:	Protein source
AAcross 120:	They were striking in the Stone Age
AAcross 121:	Gridiron group
AAcross 122:	Gridiron gain: Abbr.	YDS
AAcross 123:	Gridiron goals, briefly	TDS
AAcross 124:	Détente documents
DDown 1:	Whipped cream serving
DDown 2:	Rice-A-___	RONI
DDown 3:	"No, No, Nanette" lyricist Harbach
DDown 4:	Pronoun in a Hemingway title
DDown 5:	Puppy pickup point
DDown 6:	Gaucho's gold	ORO
DDown 7:	One may be spotted in a gym
DDown 8:	Revolution in square-dancing
DDown 9:	Precise
DDown 10:	E-mail address ending	ORG
DDown 11:	Comedy club chorus
DDown 12:	Flashy Chevy, for short	VETTE
DDown 13:	Cancer or Scorpio	WATERSIGN
DDown 14:	Architectural tapers
DDown 15:	Burkina ___	FASO
DDown 16:	Bad treatment
DDown 17:	12-Down, for one
DDown 18:	Best players, usually	TOPSEEDS
DDown 24:	Big copper exporter
DDown 25:	Eastern newt
DDown 30:	Something to be shown
DDown 31:	Annual tourn. holder	PGA
DDown 34:	Heighten
DDown 35:	Western accessory
DDown 36:	Brother of Iphigenia
DDown 37:	Feeling
DDown 38:	Hot time in Québec	ETE
DDown 39:	Pair
DDown 44:	Pair
DDown 45:	Magazin article	EIN
DDown 46:	Molecular biology topic
DDown 47:	Seat of Jackson County, Texas	EDNA
DDown 49:	Eden event
DDown 50:	"___ be in England ..."	OHTO
DDown 51:	MGM co-founder	LOEW
DDown 52:	Pastoral expanses
DDown 53:	Most curious
DDown 54:	Disquiets
DDown 56:	Like some modern restaurants
DDown 59:	Hawk or Hornet	NBAER
DDown 60:	With 104-Across, former voice of "This Week in Baseball"
DDown 62:	Czar who succeeded Catherine I	PETERII
DDown 63:	Undemocratic tendency
DDown 64:	Dorothy Parker delivery
DDown 67:	Sounds from a sauna
DDown 68:	Year the empress Octavia was murdered
DDown 69:	Prefix with dermal	ENTO
DDown 70:	Ore site
DDown 73:	Aqueduct of Sylvius, e.g.	ITER
DDown 77:	Hue stronger than scarlet	SIGNALRED
DDown 78:	Fu-___ (legendary Chinese sage)	HSI
DDown 79:	Mozart's "L'___ del Cairo"
DDown 80:	252 wine gallons
DDown 82:	Part of mV
DDown 83:	Software clients, collectively	USERBASE
DDown 84:	Noted seafarers	NORSEMEN
DDown 85:	Town near London, site of England's first paper mill	DARTFORD
DDown 86:	"All aboard!" area: Abbr.	STA
DDown 87:	Excellent, to a hip-hopper
DDown 90:	Dress in
DDown 92:	Old Mideast inits.	UAR
DDown 93:	Like Top-Siders and khakis
DDown 95:	They're not easily broken
DDown 96:	Pizazz
DDown 97:	Step off
DDown 98:	Oceanside town north of San Diego	DELMAR
DDown 101:	One side in an 1899 war	BOERS
DDown 102:	Entrepreneur's reading, maybe
DDown 103:	One might get a cut
DDown 106:	Celestial array
DDown 108:	Meat approver, for short
DDown 109:	Exam for jrs.	PSAT
DDown 110:	El alternative
DDown 111:	S-curve
DDown 112:	Top Untouchable
DDown 115:	Turkey
DDown 116:	Ending with butyl