New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd March 1997 There are 69 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd March 1997. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: FollowSUCCEEDAAcross 8: CasesSHEATHSAAcross 15: Unmemorized wordsAD-LIBAAcross 20: Begin, e.g.ISRAELIAAcross 21: Less stirredLUMPIERAAcross 22: Winslow Homer's homeMAINEAAcross 23: Be ecstaticFEELLIKEAMILLIONBUCKSAAcross 26: King of the 18th dynastyTUTAAcross 27: Parodied, with "up"SENTAAcross 28: Poetic contractionNE'ERAAcross 29: Even thoughALBEITAAcross 30: Tiny bitSPECKAAcross 33: Go to bat forDEFENDAAcross 35: Sault ___ MarieSTEAAcross 36: Okla. football rivalNEBAAcross 36: Okla. football rivalNEB.AAcross 37: "Women and Love" authorHITEAAcross 40: Neighbor of Minn.ONTAAcross 41: GarishLOUDAAcross 42: Paris-to-Marseilles dir.SSEAAcross 43: Song from the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper" albumWHENIMSIXTYFOURAAcross 48: Rocker JoanJETTAAcross 49: Principle of philosophyTAOAAcross 50: Old Alka-Seltzer mascotSPEEDYAAcross 51: Finder's cryEUREKAAAcross 53: Slippery ___ELMAAcross 54: Land of the Chosen peopleKOREAAAcross 55: "Diary of a Genius" authorDALIAAcross 57: Bring upon oneselfINCURAAcross 61: Stout relativeALEAAcross 62: With 86-Down, partner of butsIFSAAcross 63: Brunch beverageMIMOSAAAcross 65: ___ incognitaTERRAAAcross 66: Musical measuresBARSAAcross 68: Some gold diggersFORTYNINERSAAcross 72: Watch wordTICKAAcross 73: Not chronicACUTEAAcross 75: ApproachedNEAREDAAcross 76: Nice viewMERAAcross 78: Fraternity letterCH'IAAcross 78: Fraternity letterCHIAAcross 79: Pool contents?GENESAAcross 80: "It's ___...World"AMADAAcross 81: Bow in the theaterCLARAAAcross 83: Reunion groupKINAAcross 84: B flat's equivalentASHARPAAcross 87: 1985 N.L. Cy Young Award winnerGOODENAAcross 88: Ally of the U.S.ENGAAcross 89: RaisedBREDAAcross 92: SlotsONEARMEDBANDITSAAcross 96: King's title: Abbr.REVAAcross 97: Melville foretopmanBUDDAAcross 98: Singer JanisIANAAcross 99: Rockefeller Center muralistSERTAAcross 100: Chemical suffixENEAAcross 101: Hosp. areasERSAAcross 102: Sandinista foeCONTRAAAcross 105: Cruise in styleYACHTAAcross 109: Reception helperAERIALAAcross 111: Performs, for King JamesDOTHAAcross 112: DownwindALEEAAcross 115: Dauphin's fatherROIAAcross 116: 1970 Chicago hitTWENTYFIVEORSIXTOFOURAAcross 121: Waste makerHASTEAAcross 122: Partly coincideOVERLAPAAcross 123: Show upECLIPSEAAcross 124: Vocalist JohnELTONAAcross 125: HoundsBASSETSAAcross 126: American and SwissCHEESESDDown 1: Strains, in a waySIFTSDDown 2: ExhaustUSE UPDDown 3: Where Sir Arthur Evans excavatedCRETEDDown 4: Hall-of-Famer HubbardCALDDown 5: Slimmer swimmerEELDDown 6: Some Ivy LeaguersELISDDown 7: Water barrierDIKEDDown 8: It's quarried in VermontSLATEDDown 9: Continuous soundHUMDDown 10: CelebratedEMINENTDDown 11: GaloreAPLENTYDDown 12: Like some floorsTILEDDDown 13: Presumptive person?HEIRDDown 14: Full house indicatorSRODDown 15: SashayedAMBLEDDDown 16: Brush carelesslyDAUBDDown 17: Poet's prerogativeLICENSEDDown 18: Most pitch-blackINKIESTDDown 19: Optimal optionBESTBETDDown 24: ObjectiveENDDDown 25: First published work by 39-DownNATUREDDown 31: Antonio's role in "Evita"CHEDDown 32: Aguirre portrayerKINSKIDDown 34: Very alluringFOXYDDown 35: Whisky drinkSOURDDown 38: AlertTIP-OFFDDown 38: AlertTIPOFFDDown 39: The Sage of ConcordEMERSONDDown 41: Charpentier opera or its heroineLOUISEDDown 43: "Ben-Hur" authorWALLACEDDown 44: Round trip of sortsHOME RUNDDown 45: SpotSEEDDown 46: Humphrey's "High Sierra" co-starIDADDown 47: MalefactorFELONDDown 48: Jamie Lee's momJANETDDown 49: It's often in hot waterTEA BAGDDown 52: SuppliesKITDDown 55: Treated to supperDINEDDDown 56: Surrounded byAMIDDDown 58: Fair playCRICKETDDown 59: RagamuffinsURCHINSDDown 60: Yard choreRAKINGDDown 63: "___ Breckinridge"MYRADDown 64: Easily maneuverable military forcesARMADASDDown 67: PlaceSTEADDDown 69: RaisedREAREDDDown 70: City with a Latin quarterTAMPADDown 71: ComposedSERENEDDown 74: Drain trap shape, at timesESSDDown 77: Petered outRANDRYDDown 81: Provincetown catchC.O.D.DDown 81: Provincetown catchCODDDown 82: Tennis shotLOBDDown 85: Like some wagesHOURLYDDown 86: See 62-AcrossANDSDDown 87: ChapGENTDDown 89: Get some airBREATHEDDown 90: Urban modernizationRENEWALDDown 91: Chomolungma's more familiar nameEVERESTDDown 93: "Do the Right Thing" extrasRIOTERSDDown 94: Way down?MANHOLEDDown 95: Spanish diminutive suffixITADDown 97: HammeredBEATENDDown 102: RecessesCOVESDDown 103: Coarse filesRASPSDDown 104: Former ring kingALIDDown 106: Riding accessoriesCROPSDDown 107: Representative locationHOUSEDDown 108: Rollers?TIRESDDown 110: Division wordINTODDown 111: Midler's "___ Las Vegas"DIVADDown 113: Big cheeseEXECDDown 114: Use acidETCHDDown 117: A gift in O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi"FOBDDown 118: SquealRATDDown 119: Good ___ boyOLEDDown 120: Old-style interjectionFIE