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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 17th November 2002
There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th November 2002. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Writer Morrison and othersTONIS
AAcross 6: Scads
AAcross 10: Parts of some pins
AAcross 15: Not out
AAcross 19: Like Bo-Peep's charges
AAcross 20: Animal that may charge
AAcross 21: Kind of order
AAcross 22: Central point
AAcross 23: Biloxi to Galveston, e.g.?GULFCOURSE
AAcross 25: Manic cabbie's sign?NUTFORHIRE
AAcross 27: Dish that often has a filling
AAcross 28: Parts of an athletic schedule
AAcross 30: Ampules
AAcross 31: Hubbubs
AAcross 32: Epilogues
AAcross 33: Mars, e.g.
AAcross 34: Play to a C-Span camera
AAcross 37: Less ruddy
AAcross 38: Unwelcome snorer
AAcross 42: Slipper
AAcross 43: Result of Sammy Sosa wearing a tight shoe?CORNONTHECUB
AAcross 46: D.O.T. org.
AAcross 47: Pitying cry
AAcross 48: Runs a tab
AAcross 49: Bridge position
AAcross 50: Places of withdrawalATMS
AAcross 51: Old what's-___-name
AAcross 52: Novitiate?NUNSTARTER
AAcross 56: Kind of sole
AAcross 57: Where sleeves come from
AAcross 59: Sits on a windowsill, say
AAcross 60: Capture
AAcross 61: Emulated a dove
AAcross 62: Gives wide berth to
AAcross 63: Hungarian-born financier/philanthropistSOROS
AAcross 64: "Cheers" name
AAcross 66: 1948 event dubbed "Operation Sandstone"ATEST
AAcross 67: A bit
AAcross 70: Life-threatening
AAcross 71: Young New England terriers?BOSTONPUPS
AAcross 73: Dos precederUNO
AAcross 74: Birds of the Arabian Nights
AAcross 75: Meager
AAcross 77: What's more
AAcross 78: Start to morph?ECTO
AAcross 79: Rub the wrong way
AAcross 80: 1990's soaring asset values?FUNDMEMORIES
AAcross 84: "Laugh-In" segment
AAcross 85: Settle securely
AAcross 87: Come by
AAcross 88: "Garden of Earthly Delights" painter
AAcross 89: "That's ___!"ALIE
AAcross 90: 1960's-70's C.I.A. chief
AAcross 91: Launch
AAcross 93: "The Hobbit" locales
AAcross 96: Trunk
AAcross 97: Deluges
AAcross 101: Stallion?HUBBYHORSE
AAcross 103: "The Hunt for Red October" and others?SUBSTORIES
AAcross 105: Imperial or Blue Bonnet
AAcross 106: Stage directions
AAcross 107: Neighbor of Armenia
AAcross 108: CBer's number
AAcross 109: Like some floors
AAcross 110: Nightstick?
AAcross 111: Old-fashioned letter opener
AAcross 112: Hustles
DDown 1: Not for here
DDown 2: Breakfast item in old Rome?
DDown 3: Where young Moses was found
DDown 4: Exaggerates
DDown 5: Be a union buster?
DDown 6: Touches
DDown 7: Old stories
DDown 8: The U.S. and Can. are in it
DDown 9: Relative of vibrato
DDown 10: Renoirs, Botticellis, etc.
DDown 11: Lummoxes
DDown 12: Myrmecologist's study
DDown 13: Computer file suffix
DDown 14: EyeballSCOPEOUT
DDown 15: The Protestant Reformation, e.g.
DDown 16: Greek nymph with a musical-sounding name
DDown 17: Prepare for storage, as papyrus
DDown 18: Ones who may not be on speaking terms
DDown 24: Ear: Prefix
DDown 26: Curve on the surface of a sphere
DDown 29: Land west of Nod
DDown 32: "Thou ___ make me clean" (leper's words to Jesus)
DDown 33: E.R. figures
DDown 34: City across the river from Council Bluffs
DDown 35: Monarch, for one
DDown 36: Sounds heard when a fox enters a henhouse?ALARMCLUCKS
DDown 37: Fourth estate
DDown 38: Parents
DDown 39: When you might hear "gee whiz"?AFTERSHUCKS
DDown 40: Home of Busch Gardens
DDown 41: Art prop
DDown 43: Grand ___
DDown 44: Had
DDown 45: Items of dressy attire
DDown 50: Pointer
DDown 52: Who "ever loved you more than I," in songNOONE
DDown 53: Heart afflictions
DDown 54: Get up
DDown 55: Scout riderTONTO
DDown 56: Nuclei
DDown 58: Relatives of raspberries
DDown 60: Sane, briefly
DDown 62: Rush
DDown 63: Lush
DDown 64: Poe's "The Mystery of ___ Roget"MARIE
DDown 65: Some kind of a nut
DDown 66: Dwelling
DDown 67: Champagne container
DDown 68: Buffoonish
DDown 69: Baby ___
DDown 72: Nose part
DDown 75: Spanker, e.g.
DDown 76: Popular story start
DDown 78: Incomprehensible
DDown 80: House speaker before Gingrich
DDown 81: High point
DDown 82: Wire units
DDown 83: Learning method
DDown 86: Container for acid
DDown 88: Tycoons
DDown 90: Letterman, Leno, etc.
DDown 91: Cable managers, for shortBOSNS
DDown 92: Table scrap
DDown 93: It's just a little out of place
DDown 94: Outdoor party entertainment
DDown 95: Wild goat
DDown 96: The Stooges, e.g.
DDown 97: Slopes lift
DDown 98: Craft of 1492
DDown 99: Swarm
DDown 100: Old political divs.SSRS
DDown 102: Tic-tac-toe loser
DDown 104: Mentalist GellerURI
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