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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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