New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th October 2001

There are 61 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th October 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Jack's love in "Titanic"
AAcross 5:	Bug
AAcross 8:	Certain school grade
AAcross 12:	First name in 50's TV
AAcross 16:	Rating
AAcross 20:	Words from 113-Across	BONAPPETIT
AAcross 22:	Where 113-Across's creations may appear
AAcross 23:	Contents of the Uffizi Gallery	ITALIANART
AAcross 24:	Like some refugees
AAcross 25:	It comes with strings attached
AAcross 26:	Suffix with persist	ENT
AAcross 27:	Calendario page	ENERO
AAcross 28:	Devotes
AAcross 30:	Basketmaking need
AAcross 35:	Start of a quote	IWASTHIRTYTWOWHEN
AAcross 40:	Hopping mad
AAcross 44:	Compares
AAcross 45:	Bonny lass's reply, maybe
AAcross 46:	In a state of reverence
AAcross 47:	Actor Bates
AAcross 48:	Compliments, as to the chef
AAcross 49:	Words
AAcross 50:	Kind of lock
AAcross 51:	Psychological manipulation	MINDGAMES
AAcross 53:	Head of England
AAcross 55:	Ornamental shrub
AAcross 57:	Buzzer
AAcross 58:	Soprano Moffo
AAcross 59:	"Stay!"	DONTGO
AAcross 62:	Doorkeeper's reply
AAcross 63:	Middle of the quote	ISTARTEDCOOKING
AAcross 66:	See 71-Across	BEAME
AAcross 69:	Surface
AAcross 70:	Salon job
AAcross 71:	With 66-Across, former New York politician	ABE
AAcross 74:	Swear (to)
AAcross 76:	Chemical suffix
AAcross 77:	Got through to
AAcross 79:	1988 platinum-selling country album	REBA
AAcross 80:	Out of control
AAcross 83:	It connects to the stem
AAcross 84:	Posterior
AAcross 85:	Mullah's land
AAcross 86:	Tube top
AAcross 87:	Was almost out of stock	RANLOW
AAcross 89:	Old ___ (Davy Crockett's rifle)	BETSY
AAcross 90:	End of the quote	UNTILTHENIJUSTATE
AAcross 94:	Melancholy, in music
AAcross 95:	Sore ankle application
AAcross 96:	"Whether times are good ___, happy ..." (1971 song lyric)	ORBAD
AAcross 100:	Flock member
AAcross 102:	General Assembly topic
AAcross 103:	Shrimp, lobsters, etc.
AAcross 107:	Deli order	PLAINBAGEL
AAcross 112:	113-Across, e.g.	FRENCHCHEF
AAcross 113:	Speaker of the quote	JULIACHILD
AAcross 114:	"The Godfather" actress	TALIASHIRE
AAcross 115:	"You said it!," in Sonora	SISI
AAcross 116:	Is idle
AAcross 117:	Farm outbuilding
AAcross 118:	Gush
DDown 1:	Account execs
DDown 2:	Like lilac leaves
DDown 3:	"Paradise Lost" figure
DDown 4:	First-class
DDown 5:	Cone makers
DDown 6:	Novelist Gould	LOIS
DDown 7:	1981 film "___ Jeunesse"	UNE
DDown 8:	Packing a punch
DDown 9:	Literary olio
DDown 10:	State capital?
DDown 11:	Turn in many a children's game
DDown 12:	TV site
DDown 13:	In-flight info, for short
DDown 14:	Charlie Chaplin title
DDown 15:	Onetime communications giant	ITT
DDown 17:	Log-on code	USERID
DDown 18:	"Must be ___ news day"	ASLOW
DDown 19:	Kind of shirt
DDown 20:	Some gang members
DDown 21:	Place for a grilling
DDown 25:	___ smoke	UPIN
DDown 28:	Spike Lee's "___ Gotta Have It"
DDown 29:	Unit of force
DDown 31:	Like palm trees in a storm
DDown 32:	Foil
DDown 33:	Actress Sobieski of "Joan of Arc"	LEELEE
DDown 34:	Make beloved
DDown 36:	Certain homecoming attendees
DDown 37:	Pitching style
DDown 37:	Pitching style
DDown 38:	Fight enders, briefly	TKOS
DDown 39:	Soaks
DDown 40:	Gentle one
DDown 41:	"Would ___ to you?"	ILIE
DDown 42:	Windmill part
DDown 43:	N.Y.C. subway
DDown 48:	Philosophy 101 subject
DDown 49:	Oz visitor	TOTO
DDown 52:	Subject of Avogadro's law
DDown 53:	Rustic digs
DDown 54:	Formerly
DDown 56:	Prefix with -hedron	PENTA
DDown 59:	"Jurassic Park" actress
DDown 60:	Crumble
DDown 61:	Landing site of 4/1/45
DDown 63:	"This is no joke!"	IMEANIT
DDown 64:	Shipbuilder's stock
DDown 65:	Like the Olympics: Abbr.	INTL
DDown 66:	Metal in witherite
DDown 67:	Ceaseless, in poetry
DDown 68:	Diamond stats	ATBATS
DDown 71:	Plugging away	ATIT
DDown 72:	Uncle ___
DDown 73:	Swirl
DDown 75:	Sign of refinement
DDown 77:	Warner Bros. inventory
DDown 78:	What's that, Carlo?
DDown 81:	Hawaiian foodfish
DDown 82:	Syndicate since 1960
DDown 83:	Tight
DDown 87:	Bringing a blush to the cheek, maybe
DDown 88:	Just open
DDown 89:	Docking spots
DDown 91:	Singer Luft	LORNA
DDown 92:	Posts on the stairs
DDown 93:	Famed Leontyne Price role	TOSCA
DDown 97:	German musical family
DDown 98:	Like ___ off the old block	ACHIP
DDown 99:	Plow pioneer
DDown 101:	Rudiments
DDown 101:	Rudiments
DDown 103:	Suffix with techno-	CRAT
DDown 104:	Lean (on)
DDown 105:	Prefix with colored
DDown 106:	Not many
DDown 107:	Bedwear
DDown 108:	French men's magazine	LUI
DDown 109:	Gore and others
DDown 110:	It's right on a clock
DDown 111:	"Skedaddle!"
DDown 112:	Garrisons: Abbr.	FTS