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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th August 2001
There are 68 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th August 2001. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Finished, as doughnuts
AAcross 8: Latin step
AAcross 13: Justice Ginsburg's maiden nameBADER
AAcross 18: What a car may be put into
AAcross 19: Expresses, maybe
AAcross 21: Dress styles
AAcross 23: Echo
AAcross 24: Rank
AAcross 25: Play the flute
AAcross 26: Prison party?STRIPEDBASH
AAcross 28: Where golfers slam-dance?MOSHGREEN
AAcross 30: Systems of rules
AAcross 31: Took the cake?
AAcross 32: Tony-winning actor of 1962 and 1990
AAcross 33: Rebellious Turner
AAcross 34: Lennon's in-laws
AAcross 35: Lively circle?
AAcross 37: Foes of Fortinbras, in ShakespeareDANES
AAcross 38: Ad ___ per aspera (Kansas' motto)ASTRA
AAcross 40: Overcharge
AAcross 41: Was in misery
AAcross 42: Eucharistic plate
AAcross 43: Bundle
AAcross 46: Jewelry designer PerettiELSA
AAcross 47: Henry's sixth
AAcross 48: Street of mysteryDELLA
AAcross 49: Protection against rustling?SWISHGUARD
AAcross 53: Culmination
AAcross 57: Feel empathy
AAcross 59: "Here ___ Again" (1987 #1 hit)IGO
AAcross 60: "Touch me with noble ___": King Lear
AAcross 61: Chelsea Hospital architect
AAcross 62: Lover of Aphrodite
AAcross 63: Diet breaker, maybe
AAcross 65: Piece of evidence in a trial
AAcross 66: Kerouac or Burroughs
AAcross 67: Approaching
AAcross 68: Drives a getaway car for, e.g.
AAcross 70: Prefix with chlorideTRI
AAcross 71: Actor Everett of "Citizen Kane"SLOANE
AAcross 73: Lollapalooza
AAcross 74: Netting on all sides?MESHAROUND
AAcross 77: Methyl methacrylate, e.g.
AAcross 78: ___-doke
AAcross 80: It might follow "one, two, three"
AAcross 81: Flexible response
AAcross 83: Ribbon holder
AAcross 85: Rub the wrong way
AAcross 87: Paranoiac's worry
AAcross 88: League members
AAcross 89: Sound loudly
AAcross 90: Drops from above
AAcross 91: Garage job
AAcross 95: Old Egyptian lettersUAR
AAcross 96: Where 88-Across play
AAcross 97: Staccato indicator
AAcross 98: It's getting carried away
AAcross 99: Impertinent group?BRASHBAND
AAcross 102: Hawkeye/Hot Lips encounter?MASHMEETING
AAcross 105: Army medic
AAcross 106: Patron
AAcross 108: Adjacency
AAcross 109: Cold explosion?
AAcross 110: Goddess of sorcery
AAcross 111: Promising
AAcross 112: Sonny ___, Duke Ellington's longtime drummerGREER
AAcross 113: Impede
AAcross 114: Israel's parliament
DDown 1: California city, informallyFRISCO
DDown 2: Sports Illustrated's 1984 Sportswoman of the YearRETTON
DDown 3: Not moderate
DDown 4: Best of seven, say
DDown 5: Some football plays
DDown 6: This, in TampicoESTE
DDown 7: Exploit
DDown 8: Geologists' studies
DDown 9: Stopped lying?
DDown 10: "Do the ___"
DDown 11: Short time
DDown 12: Buttercup family member
DDown 13: Surround
DDown 14: "... bump on ___"ALOG
DDown 15: Stylish gown
DDown 16: Peace maker
DDown 17: Brush up on
DDown 20: Made noises at night
DDown 22: Heroine of Wagner's "The Flying Dutchman"SENTA
DDown 27: Intruder alert?
DDown 29: Lottery org.
DDown 32: Sweet Spanish wine
DDown 35: Clod chopper
DDown 36: Bay filler
DDown 37: Restaurant serving
DDown 38: Alpine stream
DDown 39: Nonsense involving farm bedding?STRAWBOSH
DDown 40: Game in which jacks are highest trumps
DDown 41: To boot
DDown 42: Qualcomm Stadium squad
DDown 43: Look through a window, maybePEERIN
DDown 44: Claim
DDown 45: Space for a cymbalist?CLASHROOM
DDown 46: H's position
DDown 47: Ready
DDown 48: Pipe cleanerDRANO
DDown 50: Becomes aware, with "up"
DDown 51: Not even
DDown 52: Over
DDown 54: Bring to life
DDown 55: Not so nice
DDown 56: Sign on a door
DDown 58: Crown topper
DDown 64: Mind
DDown 69: 1943 Bogart film
DDown 70: Drag
DDown 72: Liepaja residentLETT
DDown 75: Rampant
DDown 76: Supermarket section
DDown 79: Big cuffs?
DDown 82: Product of a solution
DDown 83: Cauterizing
DDown 84: St. Patrick's Day celebrant
DDown 85: Hold tight
DDown 86: Oversaw
DDown 87: Way
DDown 88: Brass section
DDown 89: Top piece
DDown 90: Play list?
DDown 91: Drinks to sip
DDown 92: Colt legendUNITAS
DDown 93: In pairs, botanically
DDown 94: One destined for baldness?
DDown 96: Dogpatch nameABNER
DDown 97: "Paradiso" writer
DDown 98: North Sea feeder
DDown 100: Hook's mate
DDown 101: Part of a summer forecast
DDown 102: Cold cuts, e.g.
DDown 103: German capital
DDown 104: Black, to Blake
DDown 107: Curling surface
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