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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 6th January 2002
There are 55 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th January 2002. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Makes a quick profit on
AAcross 7: Urchins
AAcross 13: Rent-a-car offering
AAcross 20: Group
AAcross 21: Singer CareyMARIAH
AAcross 22: Gate-crash
AAcross 23: Mammal that takes orders?WAITERBUFFALO
AAcross 25: More likely to break
AAcross 26: A few Z's in Zaragoza
AAcross 27: Mammal that lives in a cottonwood?POPLARBEAR
AAcross 29: Mammals that are merciful?SPARINGHARES
AAcross 34: With carelessness
AAcross 35: ABC News president, 1977-98ARLEDGE
AAcross 36: Sports inits. since 1922NFL
AAcross 37: Tenuous fragment
AAcross 38: Some life jacketsMAEWESTS
AAcross 40: "Yes, ___"
AAcross 42: First course at a German restaurant, maybeSUPPE
AAcross 47: Fire places
AAcross 48: Sen. Stevens of Alaska
AAcross 51: Mammals that are Mets fans?SHEAOTTERS
AAcross 54: Baltic nativeLETT
AAcross 55: Hustles
AAcross 58: Music of Oasis and Radiohead, e.g.BRITPOP
AAcross 59: Staff of Life: Abbr.
AAcross 60: Walter Scott's title
AAcross 61: Barely makes outSCRAPESBY
AAcross 63: Mammal that has a permanent mark?BRANDEDANTEATER
AAcross 65: Polish turnovers
AAcross 68: March events?
AAcross 69: Word heard by Cratchit
AAcross 72: Free of burdens
AAcross 73: Like some ex-dictators
AAcross 74: Broad bean
AAcross 75: Mammal that's a severe critic?FLAYINGFOX
AAcross 78: Barbary ___
AAcross 79: Middle name in mysteryCONAN
AAcross 80: Like some modesty
AAcross 81: Curtail
AAcross 83: Injurious
AAcross 86: Hat, symbolically
AAcross 88: "A Theory of Semiotics" author
AAcross 91: Strong, in SalernoROBUSTO
AAcross 92: Historical figure played by Robert De Niro
AAcross 97: Mammal that's trained by the author of "Superfudge"?BLUMEDOLPHIN
AAcross 99: Mammal that's a reward for hard work?EARNEDSEAL
AAcross 101: Punk icon JoeyRAMONE
AAcross 102: New hire
AAcross 103: Mammals with parts in "Guys and Dolls"?LOESSERPANDAS
AAcross 109: Create afreshNEWMINT
AAcross 110: Frequent Hope/Crosby co-starLAMOUR
AAcross 111: When the Great Lakes were formed
AAcross 112: Gives in (to)
AAcross 113: Violent
AAcross 114: Milne's pessimistEEYORE
DDown 1: Much-repeated words
DDown 2: Civil War inits.CSA
DDown 3: "___ said ..."ASI
DDown 4: Mountain, so to speak
DDown 5: Is in the chair
DDown 6: Composition of some quartets
DDown 7: Compress, informally
DDown 8: Lounger's cover-up
DDown 9: Pound notes?ARFARF
DDown 10: "Mamma ___!"MIA
DDown 11: Insect feelers
DDown 12: Drive away
DDown 13: You'll get a kick out of them
DDown 14: Cloverleaf componentONRAMP
DDown 15: Asteroids producerATARI
DDown 16: Bits
DDown 17: Sterile hybrids
DDown 18: "You've got ___!"ADEAL
DDown 19: Clinton defense secretary
DDown 24: Father
DDown 28: Two, for one
DDown 29: Statistical subset
DDown 30: Talked up?
DDown 31: Advisories
DDown 32: Keep from drying out, perhaps
DDown 33: One may be blighted
DDown 37: Nursery noiseWAH
DDown 39: Stepped (across)
DDown 41: Nincompoop
DDown 42: Mushroom stems
DDown 43: Absolute
DDown 44: Vivifies, with "up"
DDown 45: "No ___" ("Piece of cake")
DDown 46: Spot
DDown 49: White-tailed birds
DDown 50: Burned out
DDown 52: Rub down
DDown 53: Soapboxed
DDown 55: ___-DazsHAAGEN
DDown 56: Entombing, old-style
DDown 57: Infantry campsite
DDown 60: Miss Jean of stage and screenBRODIE
DDown 61: Cutting edge creator
DDown 62: Cut out
DDown 63: Mimics a 41-Down
DDown 64: California county or its seat
DDown 65: Overblown praise
DDown 66: "To Live and Die ___"
DDown 67: Carrier since 1948ELAL
DDown 69: Drive away
DDown 70: 1972 Lemmon/Wilder comedy
DDown 71: Stick it out
DDown 73: Sixth-century yearDXI
DDown 74: Get steamy
DDown 76: Army base near Petersburg, Va.FTLEE
DDown 77: Part of a krone
DDown 77: Part of a krone
DDown 79: Former annual TV awardCABLEACE
DDown 82: Actor Gibson
DDown 84: Fire
DDown 85: Popular chocolate and marshmallow snackMOONPIE
DDown 86: Natural nibbler
DDown 87: Geneses
DDown 89: Desktop arrow
DDown 90: Ruminant's third stomach
DDown 92: Prudential competitorAETNA
DDown 93: Roman household spirits
DDown 94: Sticking points?
DDown 95: Japanese cartoon art
DDown 96: CorralPENIN
DDown 97: Swell
DDown 98: It may be applied across the board
DDown 100: Shakespeare title starter
DDown 104: Comic Philips
DDown 105: Marshal at Waterloo
DDown 106: 1957 Physics Nobelist Tsung-___ LeeDAO
DDown 107: Part of U.S.D.A.: Abbr.AGR
DDown 108: Cross-referencing directive
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