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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th May 2002

There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th May 2002. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Splendid
AAcross 6: Classes
AAcross 10: Inits. in TV comedySNL
AAcross 13: Here and there, in footnotes
AAcross 19: Play area
AAcross 20: Caught some Z'sTOOKANAP
AAcross 22: Go by
AAcross 23: Cadets, eventuallyPOLICEOFFICERS
AAcross 25: Mosaic items
AAcross 26: Hard-to-make decision
AAcross 26: Hard-to-make decision
AAcross 27: Musician's liability
AAcross 28: Passes
AAcross 29: Zip
AAcross 31: Nutritional infoRDAS
AAcross 33: Try again
AAcross 34: Double backRETRACEONESSTEPS
AAcross 42: Hosp. areas
AAcross 43: "A Hard Road to Glory" writer
AAcross 44: In ___ (confined)ABOX
AAcross 45: "Walking on Thin Ice" singer
AAcross 46: World view
AAcross 48: Place
AAcross 50: Coffee orderNOSUGAR
AAcross 53: Like the most expensive chopped meat
AAcross 57: Holiday wishPEACEONEARTH
AAcross 59: Quick movements
AAcross 60: New Deal program: Abbr.TVA
AAcross 61: Wall St. dealsLBOS
AAcross 62: Theme of this puzzleCEOS
AAcross 63: Diving bird
AAcross 64: "Give ___ go"
AAcross 67: Words after "Pssst!"ITSME
AAcross 70: Kind of pay
AAcross 71: Yearbook sect.SRS
AAcross 72: "Exodus" heroARI
AAcross 73: Zaire's Mobuto Sese ___SEKO
AAcross 74: See 8-DownATTA
AAcross 77: B'way producer's favorite signSRO
AAcross 79: Like many Sue Grafton characters
AAcross 81: "Thanks so much!"HOWNICEOFYOU
AAcross 87: LeadBEFIRST
AAcross 88: Utter capitulationsCAVEINS
AAcross 89: Tries
AAcross 90: C.I.A. forerunnerOSS
AAcross 91: French vineyard
AAcross 93: Historical character in John Ford's "My Darling Clementine"EARP
AAcross 94: "Night" author WieselELIE
AAcross 95: ___ supuesto (of course): Sp.POR
AAcross 97: Charles, formallyTHEPRINCEOFWALES
AAcross 102: Package
AAcross 105: Prosperity
AAcross 106: Madre's kin
AAcross 107: Catch, as a catch-of-the-dayREELIN
AAcross 108: Angola's capital
AAcross 112: Gets around
AAcross 117: 1966 Mary Martin musicalIDOIDO
AAcross 118: Ballroom players
AAcross 120: Reproductive rights pioneer Margaret
AAcross 121: Ziti toppingREDSAUCE
AAcross 122: "___ Gold"ULEES
AAcross 123: Spotted animals
AAcross 124: Law firm hirees, for shortJDS
AAcross 125: 1982 cyberflick
AAcross 126: Out
DDown 1: Spellbound
DDown 2: Suffix with smackEROO
DDown 3: They can be hair-raising
DDown 4: Cuckoos
DDown 5: Gap in a manuscript
DDown 6: Olympic medalist MidoriITO
DDown 7: Room at the top
DDown 8: With 74-Across, U.N. chief AnnanKOFI
DDown 9: Scrape
DDown 10: Golfer Sam and family
DDown 11: Part in many a documentary
DDown 12: Platters, brieflyLPS
DDown 13: "Silent Movie" co-star
DDown 14: Single-handedly
DDown 15: Hymnist Adams, who wrote "Nearer, My God, to Thee"
DDown 16: "Battlestar Galactica" and "Dune," e.g.SPACEOPERAS
DDown 17: Film flop of 1987
DDown 18: Abbr. at the head of a letterMESSRS
DDown 21: They provide excellent service
DDown 24: "Lawrence of Arabia," for one
DDown 30: Singer RimesLEANN
DDown 32: Person in a chamber: Abbr.
DDown 34: Hoarse talk
DDown 35: Noble Italian family nameESTE
DDown 36: Mother of Helios
DDown 37: Make a move
DDown 38: It has finger holes
DDown 39: Cash register keyNOSALE
DDown 40: Community outside the city
DDown 41: Person with questions
DDown 46: Score keepers?
DDown 47: Film director Lee
DDown 49: Strategists
DDown 51: In a '64 song it's "really lookin' fine"GTO
DDown 52: Starts of sneezes
DDown 54: Fictional girl with the dog WeenieELOISE
DDown 55: Grumpy
DDown 56: Reproachments
DDown 58: "Laramie" and "Laredo"
DDown 59: Top gun
DDown 64: Metric unit
DDown 65: "That's right!"
DDown 66: Harrison Ford thrillerAIRFORCEONE
DDown 68: Draw the line
DDown 69: Stylish, in the 60's
DDown 70: More than a kook
DDown 74: "Well, well, well ..."
DDown 75: Mazel ___TOV
DDown 76: 12-year-old, say
DDown 76: 12-year-old, say
DDown 78: Not one's cup ___OFTEA
DDown 80: Put down, slangily
DDown 82: AboutINRE
DDown 83: 100 clamsCSPOT
DDown 84: Dixie pronounYALL
DDown 85: Award for "Six Degrees of Separation"OBIE
DDown 86: Applies
DDown 88: Like many state capitols
DDown 92: Johnny ___
DDown 95: Disappear forever
DDown 96: SometimeONEDAY
DDown 97: Met men
DDown 98: Doctors make them
DDown 99: Apples in some schoolroomsIMACS
DDown 100: Person easily duped
DDown 101: "Rise and shine!"
DDown 103: Even
DDown 104: "Don't Be Cruel" as opposed to "Hound Dog"SIDEA
DDown 109: Marvy
DDown 110: Moody
DDown 111: With the bow, to a violinist
DDown 113: Hispaniola, e.g.ISLA
DDown 114: Post office chart: Abbr.RTES
DDown 115: Very, in Vichy
DDown 116: Postpaid encl.SASE
DDown 118: Erving, in headlines
DDown 119: 100 yrs.CEN
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