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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th May 2003

There are 64 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th May 2003. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Pink-slip
AAcross 4: See 118-Across
AAcross 8: Twice cuatroOCHO
AAcross 12: Its user can't change it
AAcross 18: Musician BrianENO
AAcross 19: One in a line
AAcross 20: Subject word
AAcross 21: Water nymph with a fatal kiss
AAcross 22: Bygone greeting
AAcross 23: Unfinished Henry James work about Gainsborough's "Blue Boy"?THEPORTRAITOFALAD
AAcross 26: Unfinished James Grady work about time-sharing?SIXDAYSOFTHECONDO
AAcross 28: Reflux
AAcross 29: "Mr. Apollinax" poet
AAcross 30: Late ___
AAcross 31: Ft. Myers-to-Daytona Beach dir.
AAcross 32: Last letter in radio lingo
AAcross 33: Streaked
AAcross 37: Heater
AAcross 40: Talked a lot
AAcross 42: Unfinished Anthony Burgess work about a punctual primate?ACLOCKWORKORANG
AAcross 47: Unwarm welcome
AAcross 50: Building material
AAcross 51: Showroom display
AAcross 52: Suffix with bull or bear
AAcross 55: Bon ___
AAcross 56: "Settle down!"
AAcross 57: Put in stitches
AAcross 58: Paddle, in a way
AAcross 60: Milanese mister
AAcross 62: Struck, old-style
AAcross 65: HearsLEARNSOF
AAcross 67: Unfinished Rudyard Kipling work about a future son-in-law?THEMANWHOWOULDBEKIN
AAcross 71: Rosh ___HASHANAH
AAcross 72: Noted honey eater
AAcross 73: Collected
AAcross 75: Soil
AAcross 76: Head, slangily
AAcross 78: "The Big Chill" directorKASDAN
AAcross 81: School of thought
AAcross 82: Holiday in which to say "Chuc mung nam moi!"
AAcross 83: Commotion
AAcross 86: Ready to be played
AAcross 87: 1999 Ron Howard filmEDTV
AAcross 88: Unfinished Ian Fleming work about James Bond's affection for his boss?THESPYWHOLOVEDM
AAcross 91: George Gershwin's first hit songSWANEE
AAcross 94: Like some hotelsSRO
AAcross 95: Peasants' wear
AAcross 98: Result of a big break?
AAcross 99: Cab fixturesCBS
AAcross 102: Subject of Variety ballyhoo
AAcross 105: Round of four
AAcross 107: Mythical monster
AAcross 108: Unfinished Norman Mailer work about strip-searching narcotics smugglers?THENAKEDANDTHEDEA
AAcross 114: Unfinished Charles Darwin work about mints?THEORIGINOFSPECIE
AAcross 116: Adder relative
AAcross 117: Gulf of ___, next to Hainan islandTONKIN
AAcross 118: With 4-Across, part of Silicon ValleyPALO
AAcross 119: Some reservations
AAcross 120: Engine-cleaning brand
AAcross 120: Engine-cleaning brand
AAcross 121: Nonlearner, proverbiallyOLDDOG
AAcross 122: One assigned to a bomb?
AAcross 123: Fantasy author McCaffrey
AAcross 124: Stable diet
DDown 1: Discontinue
DDown 2: Forge things
DDown 3: Sartre play set in hellNOEXIT
DDown 4: Sore
DDown 5: Inventions
DDown 6: "___ the morning"
DDown 7: Switch wordsONOFF
DDown 8: Busy
DDown 9: Geological sample
DDown 10: Blacklisting org. of the 50'sHUAC
DDown 11: Cheese steak topper
DDown 12: Like some ulcers
DDown 13: Dope
DDown 14: Oklahoma county seat
DDown 15: Mushroom cap
DDown 16: Permit
DDown 17: Pink-flowered tree
DDown 19: Winter buildup, at times
DDown 24: Trip choice: Abbr.RTE
DDown 25: Viacom-owned cable channelTNN
DDown 27: "Dumb" one and namesakesDORAS
DDown 32: Go southwest to go south, say
DDown 34: Defeatee
DDown 35: Film dogTOTO
DDown 36: Life sci.ECOL
DDown 38: Hand waver?
DDown 39: Round ends?TKOS
DDown 41: In the movies
DDown 43: Potato turnover
DDown 44: Floor cleanerWETMOP
DDown 45: Newbery-winning author Scott ___ODELL
DDown 46: Like Liz Taylor, many times
DDown 47: Eats
DDown 48: Mirror
DDown 49: Expresses boredom withSIGHSAT
DDown 52: Flat
DDown 53: How urgent tasks should be done
DDown 54: Mag magnateHEF
DDown 56: Texas Ranger foe
DDown 59: "Dance On Little Girl" singerANKA
DDown 61: Beverage company formerly known as Chero-ColaNEHI
DDown 63: ___ Jima
DDown 64: Became fond ofTOOKTO
DDown 66: Worn
DDown 68: Grannies
DDown 69: Trounce
DDown 70: Trailing business?UHAUL
DDown 71: Presidential inits.HST
DDown 74: Lic. issuerDMV
DDown 77: Restroom label
DDown 79: Many an egotist
DDown 80: "Whip It" bandDEVO
DDown 84: Sucking the life from
DDown 85: Presidential inits.RWR
DDown 87: "And now ..." sayer
DDown 88: It may come with charges
DDown 89: DesireHOPEFOR
DDown 90: Set pieces
DDown 91: Soprano RenataSCOTTO
DDown 92: Pittsburgh's ___ Museum
DDown 93: Climb
DDown 96: Colon substitute
DDown 97: Rest of the afternoon
DDown 100: Ask for
DDown 101: Impertinent ones
DDown 103: Recognizes, briefly
DDown 104: Best Director of 1934, '36 and '38
DDown 106: Mawkish
DDown 108: The Police, e.g.
DDown 109: Med. school classANAT
DDown 110: Kind of nut
DDown 111: Luminous sign
DDown 112: Big name in pest controlDCON
DDown 113: Proctor's call
DDown 115: Green-lightedOKD
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