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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 29th December 2002
There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th December 2002. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Partial
AAcross 7: Boxing prize
AAcross 11: Area next to an ambulatory
AAcross 15: Natural emollient
AAcross 19: And others, to Ovid
AAcross 20: "A loaf of bread ..." poetOMAR
AAcross 21: Victim
AAcross 22: Tip off
AAcross 23: Precious strings
AAcross 24: Dentist's jazz band?FINETOOTHCOMBO
AAcross 27: Many a cabbie
AAcross 28: Like tongues of fire
AAcross 29: Intrepid
AAcross 30: Student of Seneca
AAcross 31: Alitalia destination
AAcross 33: Test material
AAcross 34: Picked-up item
AAcross 36: Mason's makeover?BRICKREDO
AAcross 41: Box
AAcross 46: Millstone
AAcross 48: Doily shade
AAcross 49: Turn on a pivot
AAcross 51: ___ Holmes, "From Here to Eternity" wife
AAcross 52: Pub competition
AAcross 54: Two years in the House
AAcross 56: Longfellow's bell townATRI
AAcross 58: Transportation with rails
AAcross 59: Calls the shots
AAcross 61: Doll-collecting gambler's two favorite things?BARBIEANDKENO
AAcross 65: "Oops!"
AAcross 66: Not sleeping
AAcross 67: County office
AAcross 68: Answer to the folk riddle "Big head, no hair"APIN
AAcross 70: Confucian principle
AAcross 71: Overflow
AAcross 72: Deposit
AAcross 76: Jackets and collarsETONS
AAcross 78: Italian winemaker CarloROSSI
AAcross 82: Top-secret turmoil?CLASSIFIEDADO
AAcross 84: Secures
AAcross 86: Offering
AAcross 87: Jodie Foster filmNELL
AAcross 88: Take off
AAcross 90: Key of Beethoven's "Eroica"EFLAT
AAcross 91: "Peanuts" characterLINUS
AAcross 93: Win going away
AAcross 95: Part of a 58-Across
AAcross 97: See 44-Down
AAcross 98: Bygone money
AAcross 100: Embryonic instrument?GERMCELLO
AAcross 103: Former name of Tokyo
AAcross 104: Early asylum
AAcross 104: Early asylum
AAcross 106: It holds the line
AAcross 107: Way out there
AAcross 110: Kind of partner
AAcross 115: Tiny amount
AAcross 118: Strauss opera
AAcross 121: "I think, therefore I wrestle"?COGITOERGOSUMO
AAcross 123: Bridal shop section
AAcross 124: Set down
AAcross 125: Pig feed
AAcross 126: Abridge, maybe
AAcross 127: ___ J. Gaines, who wrote "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman"ERNEST
AAcross 128: Auto pioneer KarlBENZ
AAcross 129: Actress Petrova, femme fatale of silentsOLGA
AAcross 130: Sherpa sighting
AAcross 131: Mississippi River explorerDESOTO
DDown 1: Oscar word
DDown 2: The Eagles' "Take ___ the Limit"ITTO
DDown 3: Biblical ass?AARONBURRO
DDown 4: Party offering
DDown 5: You get down from it
DDown 6: Strip
DDown 7: Hit on Broadway
DDown 8: Literary LudwigEMIL
DDown 9: Old Scottish county on the ClydeLANARK
DDown 10: Earthquake's onset
DDown 11: Months ___
DDown 12: Magical sound effect
DDown 13: Filled to the brim
DDown 14: C2H6
DDown 15: Roll-call no-show
DDown 16: Fancy fabric
DDown 17: "Fiery" things, to Shakespeare
DDown 18: Genesis sonENOS
DDown 25: "So Much in Love" singers, 1963, with "the"TYMES
DDown 26: Nut-case
DDown 32: First name in 1950's politicsADLAI
DDown 34: Mike who produced "Around the World in 80 Days"
DDown 35: Diarist NinANAIS
DDown 37: Gate: Abbr.RCTS
DDown 38: Dander
DDown 39: Reins in
DDown 40: Tops at the table
DDown 42: Port holders
DDown 43: Van Gogh locale
DDown 44: With 97-Across, a proverbial monkey's adviceSEENO
DDown 45: Witch's placeENDOR
DDown 47: Suffix with dumpSTER
DDown 50: Take marks off
DDown 53: Beats it
DDown 55: Unkempt, in a way
DDown 57: Bit of newspaper advertising
DDown 60: Enter via keyboardTYPEIN
DDown 62: Ranch rope
DDown 63: Litters
DDown 64: Bust
DDown 66: Math table entry
DDown 69: Surmise
DDown 72: Hustle tickets
DDown 73: Songwriter GreenwichELLIE
DDown 74: Some cursing
DDown 75: Campaign topic
DDown 77: Rope's end, maybe
DDown 79: Call at first
DDown 80: 25th anniversary cookie?SILVEROREO
DDown 81: Grant-___INAID
DDown 83: Bull of adsELMER
DDown 84: Asia's ___ SeaARAL
DDown 85: Normandy battle siteSTLO
DDown 89: Pledge of Allegiance ender
DDown 92: Dive in
DDown 94: Ragú rivalPREGO
DDown 96: Like newlyweds, often
DDown 99: Vocal passage
DDown 101: Liverpool's riverMERSEY
DDown 102: Rains in the moviesCLAUDE
DDown 105: Mournful chime
DDown 108: Renaissance ___ (old-fashioned festival)FAIRE
DDown 109: English novelist Sillitoe and others
DDown 110: Healing sign
DDown 111: Spar, e.g.
DDown 112: Votin' no
DDown 113: Nabisco brand
DDown 114: Drink on board
DDown 116: Not orig.IMIT
DDown 117: Reply to the Little Red HenNOTI
DDown 119: Ship timber
DDown 120: This, in TaxcoESTO
DDown 122: 3.0, e.g.
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