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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 22nd June 2003
There are 71 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd June 2003. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Skirt style
AAcross 5: Ill bringer
AAcross 9: Villain's symbolBLACKHAT
AAcross 13: ProfitableINTHEBLACK
AAcross 19: Rub ___ITIN
AAcross 20: Common rhyme schemeABAB
AAcross 21: Shave
AAcross 22: Sulky
AAcross 23: 1972 rock hit recorded with the London Festival OrchestraNIGHTSINWHITESATIN
AAcross 26: Curt
AAcross 27: Definitely willISSURETO
AAcross 28: Trepidation
AAcross 30: Mutiny siteCAINE
AAcross 31: Title cat in a 1980's cartoon film
AAcross 32: Reasons for do-overs
AAcross 33: Temper
AAcross 35: Wing or breast
AAcross 38: "___ without works is dead": James 2:20
AAcross 40: Wedding attendant
AAcross 45: Win
AAcross 47: Infection site
AAcross 48: Savings plans, informallyROTHS
AAcross 49: First person in ancient Rome
AAcross 50: ___ hunchONA
AAcross 51: Met again
AAcross 53: George whose main film debut was in "Gone With the Wind"
AAcross 55: Fancy invitation specification
AAcross 56: Kind of column
AAcross 58: Sugar source
AAcross 60: "Norma ___"RAE
AAcross 61: Peachy
AAcross 62: Didn't actually experience
AAcross 64: George and othersELIOTS
AAcross 66: Reacts with incomprehension
AAcross 67: Ordered
AAcross 68: Old TVBANDWHITE
AAcross 69: Worry for the superstitious
AAcross 70: Certain pie order
AAcross 73: Parts of some rambles
AAcross 74: You can count on itSUREBET
AAcross 78: "The Wizard of Oz" actor
AAcross 79: Slam
AAcross 80: Out-and-out
AAcross 82: Viking character
AAcross 83: Valuable deposits
AAcross 84: Crushes, maybe
AAcross 87: Eyeopener?
AAcross 89: Nutritional fig.RDA
AAcross 90: ___ cit. (footnote abbr.)LOC
AAcross 91: Words on a jacket
AAcross 92: Ship's crew
AAcross 94: Answer with a saluteYESSIR
AAcross 96: Sign, as an agreementENTERINTO
AAcross 98: Interviewer
AAcross 100: Spruce
AAcross 101: ___ whole lot
AAcross 102: Pollster's worry
AAcross 103: 1948 and 1952 Olympic track gold medalist ___ ZátopekEMIL
AAcross 105: 1974 film shot from a dog's-eye viewBENJI
AAcross 108: Fix, as leftovers
AAcross 111: Treeless tractOPENAREA
AAcross 115: Player coached by Earl Weaver
AAcross 117: Colorful North American songster
AAcross 119: Less filled out
AAcross 120: "Roots," for one
AAcross 121: Zoological appendages
AAcross 122: Like cornerstones
AAcross 123: Noted missile range siteWHITESANDS
AAcross 124: Rare trick taker
AAcross 125: With 61-Down, Pollux, e.g.
AAcross 126: Fraternal group
DDown 1: Peewee
DDown 2: Sufferer's suffixITIS
DDown 3: Rummages (through)
DDown 4: Monstrous
DDown 5: Euler's birthplace
DDown 6: SomeABITOF
DDown 7: Second start?NANO
DDown 8: Longtime essayist for The New Yorker
DDown 9: 60's radical
DDown 10: Shudders at
DDown 11: Solo
DDown 12: Kind of column
DDown 13: Online chat components, for shortIMS
DDown 14: Sarges, e.g.
DDown 15: Some musical chords
DDown 16: Native Arizonan
DDown 17: Basic cable offeringESPN
DDown 18: Mark of dishonor
DDown 24: Less fresh
DDown 25: Fatty
DDown 29: Do a part poorly
DDown 32: Bygone children's book characterLITTLEBSAMBO
DDown 34: Cries at fireworks
DDown 35: Alloy that resembles platinum
DDown 36: Home for a 71-Down, maybe
DDown 37: Do away with
DDown 39: Order heading
DDown 40: They might cost you an arm and a legGREATWHITESHARKS
DDown 41: Is itinerant
DDown 42: Stamp alternative
DDown 43: Quick
DDown 44: Christmas singing
DDown 46: Correct
DDown 52: "Justine" author
DDown 54: Chips away at
DDown 55: Subject of a 1990's probe
DDown 55: Subject of a 1990's probe
DDown 57: British cavalry carried them
DDown 59: Lover of LancelotELAINE
DDown 61: See 125-Across
DDown 63: Successor to Edward VI
DDown 65: Like some tickets: Abbr.
DDown 66: Rush
DDown 69: Popular vacation locale
DDown 70: Giant sucker?
DDown 71: See 36-Down
DDown 72: Put in
DDown 73: Word with fall or worlds
DDown 75: Overfill, perhaps
DDown 76: Do oneself inENDIT
DDown 77: Like some goodbyes
DDown 81: Further
DDown 84: Dart
DDown 85: Like some space missions
DDown 86: Emergency route, maybe
DDown 88: 1997 sci-fi hitMENINBLACK
DDown 91: Used the highest oven setting
DDown 93: "Me, too!"ASAMI
DDown 95: In good condition
DDown 97: Prohibit
DDown 99: Echo
DDown 102: Background for "Dragnet" credits
DDown 104: Sorceress who aided Jason's quest
DDown 105: Familiar avian call
DDown 106: Oscar Wilde poem "The Garden of ___"
DDown 107: First in a historical trio
DDown 109: Once, of old
DDown 110: Fray
DDown 111: Impertinent look
DDown 112: 100 dinars
DDown 113: Composer SatieERIK
DDown 114: Puts on
DDown 116: Sites of unplanned visits: Abbr.
DDown 118: Get