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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 14th July 2002
There are 69 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th July 2002. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: "Rumble in the Bronx" starCHAN
AAcross 5: Singer JonSECADA
AAcross 11: Brandy flavor
AAcross 15: Get by
AAcross 19: Alpine peak Monte ___
AAcross 20: Become tense
AAcross 21: Cropped unit?
AAcross 22: Issue
AAcross 23: Honky-tonk legend ErnestTUBB
AAcross 24: Not far offJU*OUNDTHECORNER
AAcross 27: Film technique, for shortSLOMO
AAcross 29: Most ticklish
AAcross 30: An amino acid
AAcross 31: Bigmouth
AAcross 33: Snakelike
AAcross 34: Easy markLIVEONE
AAcross 35: Not the shortest line between two points
AAcross 36: Goes back to the beginning
AAcross 39: Corn ___
AAcross 40: Insurrectionist Turner
AAcross 41: Loud laugh
AAcross 42: 100 centavos
AAcross 43: N.L. record-setter Steve
AAcross 45: State-run airlineELAL
AAcross 47: Be informed of
AAcross 48: John who invented logarithms
AAcross 49: Sluggish
AAcross 53: Stopping point on long tripsRE*EA
AAcross 55: "The Great Santini" novelistPATCONROY
AAcross 57: "Our Gang" girlDARLA
AAcross 58: Director Lee
AAcross 60: Half a 70's-80's comedy duoCHONG
AAcross 61: Smoothie
AAcross 63: W.W. I weaponMU*DGAS
AAcross 67: Exceptional rating*****
AAcross 69: Not crisp, laundrywiseUN*CHED
AAcross 70: Dust, for one
AAcross 72: World Cup powerhouse
AAcross 74: Catullus composition
AAcross 75: Once bitten, say
AAcross 76: British delicaciesMINCEPIES
AAcross 79: Stockholder?
AAcross 83: "___ go!"
AAcross 84: Inability to tell A from B, e.g.
AAcross 85: Refreshers
AAcross 87: Takes action against
AAcross 88: Silently intimidate*EDOWN
AAcross 89: Backbone
AAcross 90: Bit of reproof
AAcross 91: Unmentionable
AAcross 94: Senator aboard DiscoveryGARN
AAcross 95: Horseshoes players
AAcross 98: "What rubbish!"
AAcross 99: Parent's performance
AAcross 101: Hidden spot
AAcross 103: "It Don't Come Easy" singerRINGO*R
AAcross 105: Fill in
AAcross 106: Noted Ottawa chief
AAcross 109: Influence
AAcross 110: Early Ford productionRAIDERSOFTHELO*K
AAcross 113: Particular
AAcross 115: Work to achieve harmony
AAcross 116: Pipe problem
AAcross 117: Salad leaf
AAcross 118: He loved Lucy
AAcross 119: Husky burden
AAcross 120: Jacques Cousteau's middle nameYVES
AAcross 121: Hot
AAcross 122: 1999 Matthew McConaughey movieEDTV
DDown 1: Monitor, for short
DDown 2: It's not according to HoyleHOUSERULE
DDown 3: JetASBLACKA*
DDown 4: Fat cat
DDown 5: Eastern terminus of the Pony Express
DDown 5: Eastern terminus of the Pony Express
DDown 6: ___ de Cologne
DDown 7: Éclair fillerCU*D
DDown 8: Pierre's yoursATOI
DDown 9: Dadblasted
DDown 10: "___ Song" (#1 John Denver hit)ANNIES
DDown 11: Easy mark
DDown 12: Authentic: Ger.
DDown 13: "Chances ___"
DDown 14: It may set you back a bit
DDown 15: By its nature
DDown 15: By its nature
DDown 16: Embryonic sac
DDown 17: Yellow-brown pigment
DDown 18: Kind of theater
DDown 25: Artist ___ Sarto
DDown 25: Artist ___ Sarto
DDown 26: Cry of woeOYVEY
DDown 28: Sully
DDown 31: Quoted one
DDown 32: Win decisively
DDown 34: Signoff in a mash noteLOVEYOU
DDown 37: Stern with a violin
DDown 38: Trusted guideNORTH*
DDown 39: Police record entry
DDown 43: Master P's musicGANG*AP
DDown 44: Natl. Poetry Mo.
DDown 46: Summit attendees
DDown 48: Idea destined to failNON*TER
DDown 49: Surgical implements
DDown 50: Grp. of playersORCH
DDown 51: Jollity
DDown 52: House adjunct
DDown 54: About to explode
DDown 56: Peace Nobelist Oscar Arias Sanchez, e.g.CO*ICAN
DDown 57: Contemptible sneaksDA*DS
DDown 59: [Awful!]
DDown 62: Telephone trioMNO
DDown 63: Collection of outlets?
DDown 64: Title role for Peter FondaULEE
DDown 65: Hollywood up-and-comer*LET
DDown 66: Like many a Riesling
DDown 66: Like many a Riesling
DDown 68: Speckled songbirds*LINGS
DDown 71: Dress material
DDown 73: Quite a while
DDown 77: Unaccustomed (to)
DDown 78: Nosy one
DDown 80: Beaten in a race
DDown 81: Refuse to be taken inRESI*REST
DDown 82: Gravelly glacial ridge
DDown 84: Wintergreen fruit
DDown 86: Deeply affected
DDown 88: 1994 sci-fi epic*GATE
DDown 91: Says unthinkingly
DDown 92: One-named entertainerRUPAUL
DDown 93: Classic early pressALDINE
DDown 95: Offerings to God
DDown 96: Familiarize
DDown 97: ___-CatSNO
DDown 100: Filled with cargo
DDown 101: Artists' rentals
DDown 102: Underground worker
DDown 104: Portamento, in music
DDown 106: Something to strike
DDown 107: Tough guy portrayer RayALDO
DDown 108: Wire arrangement
DDown 111: Minivan alternative
DDown 111: Minivan alternative
DDown 112: Give nothing to*VE
DDown 114: Early second-millennium dateMIV
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