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Sunday, 14th April 2002

There are 68 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th April 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Green stuff
AAcross 6:	Special times
AAcross 10:	Summer music
AAcross 15:	Chant syllables
AAcross 18:	Capital of the Asturias kingdom of early Spain
AAcross 20:	Prefix with phobia	XENO
AAcross 21:	Lend ___
AAcross 22:	Fresh, as recruits
AAcross 23:	007 portrayer
AAcross 24:	Magazine opening?
AAcross 26:	"You ___" (Lionel Richie hit)
AAcross 27:	To you, to Yves	ATOI
AAcross 28:	Popped up
AAcross 30:	Pull strings?
AAcross 31:	Handle: Lat.
AAcross 32:	Didn't bother	LEFTALONE
AAcross 34:	Reassuring words	ITSALLRIGHT
AAcross 36:	Jacques of song	BREL
AAcross 37:	Prefix with sphere
AAcross 38:	Echo producer, maybe
AAcross 39:	Spring, summer and fall
AAcross 46:	Scot who invented a vacuum bottle
AAcross 48:	Eastern tie?
AAcross 49:	"The Confessions of Nat Turner" writer
AAcross 50:	___ caddy
AAcross 52:	Like Bruckner's Symphony No. 7	INE
AAcross 53:	Curtails	CUTSSHORT
AAcross 56:	Fast sweepers	SECONDHANDS
AAcross 61:	Puzzled
AAcross 62:	It may be snapped in a kitchen
AAcross 62:	It may be snapped in a kitchen
AAcross 64:	Ordinary in the extreme
AAcross 65:	Day-___	GLO
AAcross 67:	Nautical heading
AAcross 68:	"___ Believer"	IMA
AAcross 71:	Sorority letter
AAcross 72:	Culpable
AAcross 76:	Speaker booster
AAcross 79:	Sea predators
AAcross 83:	Grilling
AAcross 86:	Precipitately
AAcross 88:	Summer wear
AAcross 89:	Get
AAcross 90:	Unflappable
AAcross 92:	"I get it!"
AAcross 93:	"Sunflowers" setting
AAcross 96:	Order for a thirsty group	PITCHEROFWATER
AAcross 100:	"Frasier" dog	EDDIE
AAcross 102:	Perennial Olympics powerhouse: Abbr.
AAcross 103:	Lindstrom and Zadora
AAcross 104:	Very important
AAcross 108:	Much weekend TV fare
AAcross 113:	Don Drysdale book "Once ___, Always a Dodger"	ABUM
AAcross 114:	Some Surrealist art	MIROS
AAcross 115:	"Later"	SEEYA
AAcross 116:	Sitarist Shankar	RAVI
AAcross 117:	Like some 1960's fashion
AAcross 118:	One who might get a little chow
AAcross 118:	One who might get a little chow
AAcross 120:	They may be wild
AAcross 122:	Fan
AAcross 123:	Unsavory one
AAcross 124:	Oldies player
AAcross 125:	Comedy's Cleghorne and others	ELLENS
AAcross 126:	Put away
AAcross 127:	Cape ___ Islands	VERDE
AAcross 128:	___ dixit (allegation)	IPSE
AAcross 129:	Chaotic
DDown 1:	Relating to form
DDown 2:	Like bluebell leaves
DDown 3:	___ vitriol (sulfuric acid)	OILOF
DDown 4:	1970 #1 album	LETITBE
DDown 5:	Busy activity
DDown 6:	Record holder?	EXCON
DDown 7:	Peewee who wasn't so small	REESE
DDown 8:	Archer of note
DDown 9:	Lush
DDown 10:	Bar game
DDown 11:	Prefix with structural
DDown 12:	1988 Olympics site
DDown 13:	In a 90-Across way
DDown 14:	California's Fort ___ Dunes
DDown 15:	Fermented beverage used as an aperitif	ORANGEWINE
DDown 16:	Where bulrushes grow
DDown 17:	Worry, informally
DDown 19:	Tethered	ONALEASH
DDown 25:	These, to Tomás	ESTOS
DDown 29:	Fancy desk
DDown 31:	Governmental appointee
DDown 33:	Wall St. type
DDown 34:	Response to a naysayer	ICANSO
DDown 35:	Curtain holder
DDown 37:	Job ad inits.	EEO
DDown 39:	City down the coast from West Palm	BOCA
DDown 40:	Adjoin
DDown 41:	Isn't put to use
DDown 42:	Old strings
DDown 43:	Taco belles?: Abbr.	SRTAS
DDown 44:	Like some stocks: Abbr.
DDown 45:	___-con
DDown 47:	Recess
DDown 51:	Hill climber, of sorts
DDown 54:	Stogie
DDown 55:	"To your health!"	SALUD
DDown 57:	Falco of "The Sopranos"	EDIE
DDown 58:	Rap's Dr. ___	DRE
DDown 59:	___ the party	HITOF
DDown 60:	Early name in home computers	ATARI
DDown 63:	Pet form of José	PEPE
DDown 66:	Prehistoric
DDown 69:	Big name in Olympics skiing	MAHRE
DDown 70:	Arab leader
DDown 72:	Lead-in for boy or girl	ATTA
DDown 73:	Roughly that
DDown 74:	Football official
DDown 75:	Time for "Taps"
DDown 77:	"Baywatch" event
DDown 78:	Complete array
DDown 80:	Suffix with Dixie	CRAT
DDown 81:	Courtly Arthur
DDown 82:	Pentagram
DDown 84:	Hiatus
DDown 85:	Stat for Jeff Bagwell
DDown 87:	Fortified position offering protection from enemy fire
DDown 91:	Doubting comments
DDown 94:	Old land south of the Dead Sea	EDOM
DDown 95:	Paul McCartney, for one
DDown 97:	Source of income for some
DDown 98:	Jokester
DDown 99:	Mostly	ASARULE
DDown 101:	Novelist Leonard	ELMORE
DDown 104:	African biter
DDown 105:	Trevanian novel "The ___ Sanction"	EIGER
DDown 106:	Like some tennis shots
DDown 107:	Lose it	GOAPE
DDown 108:	Squawks
DDown 109:	High spot
DDown 110:	Office staffs?
DDown 111:	Balances (out)
DDown 112:	Namby-pamby
DDown 115:	Half Moon, e.g.
DDown 118:	Seventh-century date	DCV
DDown 119:	McBride of "Boston Public"
DDown 119:	McBride of "Boston Public"
DDown 121:	American ___

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