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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
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