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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 27th February 2005
There are 57 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th February 2005. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Former New York Philharmonic conductor MitropoulisDIMITRI
AAcross 8: Most down
AAcross 14: Potential lifesaver, for shortEMT
AAcross 17: StruckEXEDOUT
AAcross 18: Advanced Latin class reading
AAcross 19: Con tender?
AAcross 22: Works off and on as a hospital resident?INTERNSINTURNS
AAcross 24: Weather Channel topic
AAcross 25: Lotful
AAcross 26: Syrian, say
AAcross 27: Not for freeATACOST
AAcross 28: Watch
AAcross 29: Breathe during an ice storm?INHALEINHAIL
AAcross 35: "Take ___ a sign"
AAcross 36: Spring time in ParisMAI
AAcross 37: Close call
AAcross 39: They're not normal
AAcross 44: Scoundrels
AAcross 45: Pioneering electrical engineer
AAcross 49: Scuba gear gasketsORINGS
AAcross 50: Pharmaceutical ointments
AAcross 52: Wound
AAcross 53: "Thong Song" rapperSISQO
AAcross 54: Jai alai arena
AAcross 55: Rossini opera setting
AAcross 56: Tricked twin
AAcross 57: Come up with
AAcross 58: New family member, maybe
AAcross 59: Raids at the Colossus?INROADSINRHODES
AAcross 63: Traditional Sunday fare
AAcross 66: Hallmark of a perfect gameNOHITS
AAcross 67: Seine sightsILES
AAcross 71: College with the mascot Lord JeffAMHERST
AAcross 72: Threatens to topple
AAcross 74: Web magEZINE
AAcross 75: Big name in satellite radio
AAcross 76: Entertainer
AAcross 77: Unspecified alternative
AAcross 78: Cold-cocks
AAcross 79: "___ bragh!"
AAcross 80: Air producer
AAcross 82: Eight-day observance
AAcross 84: Classical opener
AAcross 85: Signal receiver
AAcross 88: Eat for fun?INGESTINJEST
AAcross 92: It has moles: Abbr.
AAcross 95: Like many company publicationsINHOUSE
AAcross 97: Straight
AAcross 98: Course list?
AAcross 99: 1970's-80's House speaker
AAcross 100: Executive of an apple juice company?INSIDERINCIDER
AAcross 106: Worrywart's wordsDEARME
AAcross 107: Gruesome
AAcross 108: "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" actressMIASARA
AAcross 109: Stumble
AAcross 110: 7 and 11
AAcross 111: Pros
DDown 1: Unfreeze
DDown 1: Unfreeze
DDown 2: Slangy rejectionIXNAY
DDown 3: Reading unit?
DDown 4: March time
DDown 5: Crag
DDown 6: See print
DDown 7: Exclamation an angel loves to hearITSAHIT
DDown 8: Trite
DDown 9: Do not disturbLETBE
DDown 10: Three-time Burmese prime ministerUNU
DDown 11: Alway
DDown 12: Pride, e.g.
DDown 13: They're each worth two F.G.'sTDS
DDown 14: "Scenes of Clerical Life" writer, 1857
DDown 15: It's full of brains
DDown 16: Moves briskly
DDown 19: Martial arts star featured in "Romeo Must Die"JETLI
DDown 20: ___ king
DDown 20: ___ king
DDown 21: Cuts to specific dimensions?INCISESINSIZES
DDown 23: Savings option, briefly
DDown 27: Goals
DDown 29: Adult insect
DDown 30: Photographer Goldin and others
DDown 31: Like octuplets?INNATEINEIGHT
DDown 32: "Cool!"NEATO
DDown 33: Place of rest
DDown 34: Vultures were sacred to him
DDown 38: Singer NicksSTEVIE
DDown 39: Bit of reality?
DDown 40: Sister of 34-Down
DDown 41: It has one stripe on its back
DDown 42: Ask the director of church singing?INQUIREINCHOIR
DDown 43: Cross withSOREAT
DDown 44: Smallville family
DDown 46: Place for a catnap?
DDown 47: Joe Hardy's temptressLOLA
DDown 48: Over
DDown 51: Put film into
DDown 52: Imparts
DDown 54: "Punkin" coverer
DDown 55: Covers with coal dust
DDown 57: Boorish
DDown 58: Traditional English hunting locale, with "the"
DDown 60: "Take your time"NORUSH
DDown 61: FalseNOTSO
DDown 62: Effective use of lang.RHET
DDown 63: Route for a wagon train
DDown 64: Leave off
DDown 65: Like some traffic
DDown 68: Light air
DDown 69: Massachusetts motto openerENSE
DDown 70: Oracle
DDown 72: Tot's wheels
DDown 73: Old lab burners
DDown 74: Headache for a grain farmer
DDown 76: Cut ___ARUG
DDown 77: Change machine input
DDown 79: Relative of -trixENNE
DDown 81: Past
DDown 81: Past
DDown 83: Grocery section
DDown 85: Part of L.E.D.
DDown 86: Secret
DDown 87: Cut
DDown 89: Art film, often
DDown 90: Humanitarian concerns
DDown 91: It may be jam-packed
DDown 92: Closet wood
DDown 93: Lifeless
DDown 94: Subtle emanations
DDown 96: City in Baden-WürttembergULM
DDown 98: ___-en-scène
DDown 100: Sitter's handful
DDown 101: Part of Scand.
DDown 102: Mr. abroad
DDown 103: Big BlueIBM
DDown 104: 2-Down, translated
DDown 105: Budget limit
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