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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 23rd December 2001
There are 62 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd December 2001. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: 1984 Paul McCartney hitSOBAD
AAcross 6: Subject of a clipping?
AAcross 13: ABC's
AAcross 19: Nocturnal insect
AAcross 21: TV exec RooneARLEDGE
AAcross 22: Soluble mineral salt
AAcross 23: Start of a verseWHENSANTASPOLARCLIMES
AAcross 26: Tanning agent
AAcross 27: G.I. mailing address
AAcross 28: Like many scolders' arms
AAcross 29: When Christmas comes in PolynésieETE
AAcross 30: Largest city in Md.BALTO
AAcross 32: Letter add-ons: Abbr.PSS
AAcross 33: They need to be chewed
AAcross 37: Sizable skirts
AAcross 38: Tailor's concern
AAcross 39: Picket line ignorer
AAcross 43: Russia's ___ MountainsURAL
AAcross 44: Rani's wear
AAcross 45: Zeno's homeELEA
AAcross 46: "Eugene Onegin" mezzoOLGA
AAcross 47: Verse, part 2MAKESANTASOBFORBIMINI
AAcross 53: Diminutive suffix
AAcross 54: Duke Ellington's "___ It Bad and That Ain't Good"IGOT
AAcross 55: Groucho's "Duck Soup" roleRUFUS
AAcross 56: Not just "no!"
AAcross 57: A pop
AAcross 58: Scratch
AAcross 59: Big name in book publishingFARRAR
AAcross 61: Canny
AAcross 62: "Bon ___!"APPETIT
AAcross 64: They cut quite a swath
AAcross 66: Make a chess move
AAcross 69: Pharmaceutical ointment
AAcross 71: Epitome of lightness
AAcross 72: Connect to secretly
AAcross 75: Hold forth
AAcross 76: Make ___ forAPLAY
AAcross 77: Abruzzi bell townATRI
AAcross 78: Infamous AminIDI
AAcross 79: Verse, part 3HEWARMSHIMSELFATTIMES
AAcross 84: ___ spumanteASTI
AAcross 85: "Two owls and ___ ...": LearAHEN
AAcross 86: Place for a patch
AAcross 87: 1989 Literature NobelistCELA
AAcross 88: Zenith, metaphorically
AAcross 89: "Krazy ___"
AAcross 90: Carrier
AAcross 92: Karen ___ (Isak Dinesen)
AAcross 94: Skin defect
AAcross 95: Some bays
AAcross 96: Motor suffix
AAcross 97: Chart
AAcross 100: Black bird
AAcross 101: OgledSTAREDAT
AAcross 106: End of the verseBYJUMPINGDOWNACHIMINI
AAcross 110: Turkish hospice
AAcross 111: Get a sense of
AAcross 112: Margaret Mead interviewee
AAcross 113: Christopher Plummer's Tony-winning title role of 1973CYRANO
AAcross 114: Fuses
AAcross 115: Toothsome
DDown 1: Plies a needle
DDown 2: Site of "interstates" H1, H2 and H3
DDown 3: Gas-operated machine gun
DDown 4: Beards
DDown 5: Gossiped
DDown 6: Poet laureate of 1700
DDown 7: ___ pro nobis
DDown 8: Cousins of monorails
DDown 9: Gurkha, e.g.
DDown 10: Takes in
DDown 11: Hardly a summer house
DDown 12: Pasture
DDown 13: Discredit sneakily
DDown 14: Words before "calm" and "bright"
DDown 15: Not fully digest
DDown 16: Foot
DDown 17: 1917 role for 30-Down, informallyCLEO
DDown 18: Affectionate family name
DDown 20: Steps
DDown 24: Natchez-to-Memphis dir.
DDown 25: Certain swords
DDown 30: See 17-DownBARA
DDown 31: X, Y or Z
DDown 33: Recap
DDown 34: Papal vestmentORALE
DDown 35: Staples Center player
DDown 36: ___ du DiableILE
DDown 37: Houston, for one
DDown 38: Like a breadmaker's hands, maybe
DDown 39: "Three's Company" actressSOMERS
DDown 40: Novelist Barker
DDown 41: 10/10/73 resigneeAGNEW
DDown 42: Puppeteer BilBAIRD
DDown 44: Make a little "night music"
DDown 45: Wipe out
DDown 48: Like olden times, supposedly
DDown 49: Yawning
DDown 50: Hall-of-Famer Bobby
DDown 51: Explode
DDown 52: Get without effort
DDown 59: Substitute
DDown 60: 1980's TV group
DDown 61: Polo, e.g.
DDown 62: Reach
DDown 63: Biblical place of punishmentTOPHET
DDown 65: Native of the Steppes
DDown 66: George M. ___
DDown 67: Joe Cocker's "You ___ Beautiful"ARESO
DDown 68: Took care ofSAWTO
DDown 70: Cries on ships
DDown 72: Company that cares for the face and handsTIMEX
DDown 73: An AstaireADELE
DDown 74: Galileo, for onePISAN
DDown 76: Onetime West African kingdomASHANTI
DDown 77: In the distance
DDown 80: Win back the favor ofMAKEUPTO
DDown 81: Kitchen suffixETTE
DDown 82: Noted Virginia family
DDown 83: French roll call responseICI
DDown 90: Many a tractor-trailer
DDown 91: Bobolink's kin
DDown 92: Ennui, with "the"
DDown 93: Cow-catcher
DDown 94: Restroom door sign
DDown 95: Patrick who won a 1966 Tony for "Marat/Sade"MAGEE
DDown 96: Like some stocks: Abbr.
DDown 97: "Oh, dear!"MYMY
DDown 98: Cracked a bit
DDown 99: Aqua ___PURA
DDown 101: H.S. hurdlesSATS
DDown 102: Austen novel
DDown 103: Spanish AlmightyDIOS
DDown 104: Biol. subjectANAT
DDown 105: Wee
DDown 106: Razor brandBIC
DDown 107: Giants' grp.NFC
DDown 108: Swept
DDown 109: Crackpot
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