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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 31st August 2003
There are 55 across clues and 86 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st August 2003. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Popular side
AAcross 5: FingersRATSON
AAcross 11: Andrews, e.g.: Abbr.AFB
AAcross 14: Coors competitorPABST
AAcross 19: Island wiggle
AAcross 20: Captivate, in a way
AAcross 21: Mallorca Mrs.SRA
AAcross 22: Gaucho's turf
AAcross 23: The bakery worker ___ICEDTHECUPCAKES
AAcross 26: Pop singer Neville
AAcross 27: Professional headgearFIREHAT
AAcross 28: Mies van der Rohe's mottoLESSISMORE
AAcross 30: Arcade favorite
AAcross 31: The spendthrift ___WASTEDHISMONEY
AAcross 35: Wrap artist?CHRISTO
AAcross 37: Is down with
AAcross 38: The gardener ___WHACKEDTHEWEEDS
AAcross 46: Fly catcher
AAcross 49: Berated loudlyYELLEDAT
AAcross 50: Super
AAcross 52: Arabian peninsula city
AAcross 53: Mother of Helen
AAcross 54: The enterprising musician ___PLUGGEDHISCDS
AAcross 58: Ladder company?
AAcross 62: Stable particle
AAcross 63: Identify, in a way
AAcross 64: Drain, in a way
AAcross 65: Dork
AAcross 68: Commercial prefix with CatSNO
AAcross 69: Isolde's love
AAcross 74: Stutz contemporary
AAcross 75: Barbecue setting
AAcross 80: The short-tempered fellow ___
AAcross 83: Like slander
AAcross 84: Caught flat-footed on a tennis serve, maybe
AAcross 85: Medicinal plant
AAcross 86: Lincoln and Madison
AAcross 90: Michael Stipe's band
AAcross 91: Aladdin ___RUBBEDOUTAGENIE
AAcross 95: Simile's centerASA
AAcross 98: From humble beginnings
AAcross 99: The shopper ___CLIPPEDCOUPONS
AAcross 106: Trattoria bottles
AAcross 111: Past masters
AAcross 112: Emergency delivery, maybe
AAcross 113: Better trained
AAcross 114: The unambitious worker ___KNOCKEDOFFEARLY
AAcross 119: Start of a legal conclusionIREST
AAcross 120: Many moons
AAcross 121: "Bewitched" witchENDORA
AAcross 122: Words with instant or uproarINAN
AAcross 123: Fits in well
AAcross 124: Get the drift
AAcross 125: Prepare for the new model year
AAcross 126: Hoopster ThurmondNATE
DDown 1: Go from second to third, say
DDown 2: Port St. ___, Fla.LUCIE
DDown 3: Argus-eyed
DDown 4: Egret, e.g.
DDown 5: Kicked around some more
DDown 6: Working without ___ANET
DDown 7: One XTAC
DDown 8: Mustangs' sch.SMU
DDown 9: "Alley ___!"
DDown 10: A.E.C. successor
DDown 11: Didn't hold back one's curiosity
DDown 12: Deserving a slap, perhaps
DDown 13: Low men
DDown 14: Bank holding?
DDown 15: Los ___ (nuclear site)
DDown 16: Peer
DDown 17: Dorm annoyance
DDown 18: Cruiserweight boxing champion James ___
DDown 24: Old talk show nameTHICKE
DDown 25: It may be bitter
DDown 29: "Kinda" suffix
DDown 31: 1984-88 skating gold medalistWITT
DDown 32: Havana residue
DDown 33: ___-Foy, Que.STE
DDown 34: Road help
DDown 36: Nutritional fig.RDA
DDown 38: Noah of "ER"
DDown 39: No-goodnik
DDown 40: Designer GucciALDO
DDown 41: Mark time, in a way
DDown 42: Bloke
DDown 43: Fraction of a joule
DDown 44: It's been done
DDown 45: Cruel one
DDown 46: City where Dr Pepper originated, 1885
DDown 47: Goals
DDown 48: Slider's goal
DDown 51: Early aristocrat
DDown 52: Fig. with two dashesSSN
DDown 54: Okra unit
DDown 55: Bar topic
DDown 56: Prenatal care centers?
DDown 57: Operatic princeIGOR
DDown 59: Book after Neh.ESTH
DDown 60: Hard-to-find cards, to collectors
DDown 61: Spreading device
DDown 66: Bard's nightfall
DDown 66: Bard's nightfall
DDown 67: Wetlands area
DDown 69: Whaler's direction
DDown 70: "Dirty" dish
DDown 71: Agenda part
DDown 72: Usual: Abbr.
DDown 73: Answering machine offering, sometimes
DDown 76: Some schoolwork
DDown 77: Galway Bay's ___ IslandsARAN
DDown 78: Cartel city
DDown 79: Different
DDown 81: Having five sharpsINB
DDown 82: Maze site, maybe
DDown 86: Tinker, Evers and Chance
DDown 87: From ___ ZATO
DDown 88: Wagner operaPARSIFAL
DDown 89: Tune out
DDown 92: Assist, to Eliza DoolittleELP
DDown 93: When said five times, a 1974 Rolling Stones hit
DDown 94: Part of B.Y.O.B.
DDown 95: Best suited
DDown 96: Trivia category
DDown 97: ___ LingusAER
DDown 99: Part of a power saw
DDown 100: Cuba ___LIBRE
DDown 101: Getaway spots
DDown 102: Dutch sights
DDown 103: Vacation rental, maybe
DDown 104: Two-___ (court situation)ONONE
DDown 105: O.J.'s teamUSC
DDown 107: Novelist ___ René LesageALAIN
DDown 108: Actress LisiVIRNA
DDown 109: Black keyEFLAT
DDown 110: "Funny Girl" composerSTYNE
DDown 112: ___-Cuban music
DDown 115: Plunk precederKER
DDown 116: Hydrocarbon suffix
DDown 117: Banned pesticide
DDown 118: Hugs, symbolicallyOOO