New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd February 1997

There are 67 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd February 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Spanish poet Federico Garcia ___
AAcross 6:	Jacuzzi user
AAcross 12:	Look everywhere in
AAcross 17:	Indisposed
AAcross 19:	Make it big
AAcross 20:	Popular porters
AAcross 22:	Welty's "One Writer's Beginnings," e.g.
AAcross 23:	Stretched one's neck
AAcross 24:	Mexican state or a product that originated there
AAcross 25:	Whole-grain food
AAcross 27:	Specialist in a duck blind	DRAKEHUNTER
AAcross 29:	"___ Where My Money Goes" (early 1900's song)	DATS
AAcross 30:	Chuck alternative
AAcross 32:	The thing is?
AAcross 33:	G.P. grp.
AAcross 34:	Highest honor
AAcross 35:	Colorful clumps of grass	AUBURNTUFTS
AAcross 40:	Trimming tool
AAcross 42:	Platitudes
AAcross 44:	Army leader?	ARNIE
AAcross 45:	Province in Italy's Northern League
AAcross 46:	Blue Eagle initials
AAcross 47:	Adult
AAcross 48:	Locate
AAcross 49:	Conviction
AAcross 52:	Kingdom of Minos
AAcross 53:	Lies limply
AAcross 56:	Drink for Drac
AAcross 57:	Nurse
AAcross 58:	Street of mystery	DELLA
AAcross 60:	Go cold turkey
AAcross 62:	Columbia athlete
AAcross 63:	Fill the hold
AAcross 64:	Flying jib, e.g.
AAcross 65:	Pull strings?
AAcross 66:	Get fresh with
AAcross 67:	More than miffed
AAcross 69:	Toiling	ATIT
AAcross 70:	Christmas ___
AAcross 71:	Advanced course
AAcross 73:	Whiz
AAcross 75:	"___ a Moon Out Tonight" (1961 hit)
AAcross 76:	"___ Three Lives"	ILED
AAcross 77:	Missouri, e.g.
AAcross 78:	East end
AAcross 79:	Jelly ingredient
AAcross 82:	Secretary, at times
AAcross 83:	Crime statistics
AAcross 87:	Western airline name
AAcross 88:	Emma Lazarus	LIBERTYBARD
AAcross 90:	Muscle-building unit
AAcross 92:	Put up
AAcross 93:	To be, to Benita
AAcross 94:	Word in a promise
AAcross 95:	Hot issue?
AAcross 96:	Area near the crown	KINGSTEMPLE
AAcross 102:	One who teases a nobleman	DUKERIDER
AAcross 105:	Squeaking
AAcross 106:	"Stalag 17" star
AAcross 108:	Inherent character
AAcross 109:	They're dispensed in litres
AAcross 110:	Ancient
AAcross 111:	School of painting
AAcross 111:	School of painting
AAcross 112:	Marsh plant
AAcross 113:	Break
AAcross 114:	Cobbler's stock
DDown 1:	Kind of particle
DDown 2:	"Saw the air too much with your hand," in Shakespeare's words
DDown 3:	Like Uranus vis-a-vis Jupiter
DDown 4:	A cock does it
DDown 5:	Speller's phrase
DDown 6:	God of wine
DDown 7:	Unpaid debt
DDown 8:	Sing-a-long syllable	TRA
DDown 9:	Posterior
DDown 10:	In any way
DDown 11:	The scarlet letter	REDA
DDown 12:	Bygone kings
DDown 13:	Philippine island
DDown 14:	City WNW of Mascara
DDown 15:	Overshadow
DDown 16:	Flower clusters
DDown 18:	Not be perfect
DDown 20:	Changes back
DDown 21:	Guy Lombardo hit of 1937 or Jimmy Dorsey hit of 1957	SORARE
DDown 26:	Silo occupant
DDown 28:	Franklin's flier
DDown 31:	Grabbed
DDown 35:	Hung out to dry
DDown 36:	Bomber initials
DDown 37:	Bring (out)
DDown 38:	Single
DDown 39:	Cod piece?
DDown 40:	"___ Peach" (Allman Brothers album)	EATA
DDown 41:	Got lucky at poker	DREWQUEENS
DDown 43:	General Grant's horseshoer	UNIONSMITH
DDown 45:	Like the flu
DDown 47:	Hail
DDown 48:	Alley challenge
DDown 49:	Beer holders: Abbr.	BBLS
DDown 50:	Walt Disney's middle name	ELIAS
DDown 51:	Unbound
DDown 52:	Chest material
DDown 53:	Done in
DDown 54:	Like some excursions
DDown 55:	Go furtively
DDown 57:	Unit of capacitance
DDown 59:	Distillation product
DDown 61:	Chuck
DDown 63:	Closet contents
DDown 68:	"South Pacific" hero
DDown 69:	Fends off
DDown 70:	Make confetti
DDown 72:	Trojan princess of a Mozart opera
DDown 74:	Maintain
DDown 75:	Alas., once	TERR
DDown 77:	Costa, anatomically
DDown 79:	Get ready to leave	PACKUP
DDown 80:	Renowned Manhattan eatery	ELAINES
DDown 81:	Suggest
DDown 82:	Concern
DDown 83:	Overflows
DDown 84:	Captain, e.g.
DDown 85:	Slander
DDown 86:	A fistful
DDown 88:	Home of England's Opera North
DDown 89:	Off-peak calls?
DDown 91:	( ), informally	PARENS
DDown 93:	Marker
DDown 95:	Loose-limbed
DDown 97:	Prepare for action
DDown 98:	Toil wearily
DDown 99:	"___ Lap" (1983 film)	PHAR
DDown 100:	Balcony section
DDown 101:	Engr.'s specialty	ELEC
DDown 103:	Bambi's aunt	ENA
DDown 104:	Devil-may-care
DDown 107:	Bambi's aunt