New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th May 1997 There are 57 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th May 1997. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Where heads are put togetherTOTEMAAcross 6: Skater Harding and othersTONYASAAcross 12: "___ behold!"LOANDAAcross 17: Tulle's schoolsECOLESAAcross 19: Popeye's sonSWEEPEAAAcross 21: Founding editor of the O.E.D.MURRAYAAcross 22: How jewelers get absolution?THEYDOPENDANTSAAcross 24: PerAPIECEAAcross 25: "Le Comte Ory" composerROSSINIAAcross 26: Cut forageREAPAAcross 27: Super Bowl XXIX winners, informallyNINERSAAcross 28: Midwestern jewelry article?CINCINNATIBANGLEAAcross 33: Cut forestsHEWAAcross 36: EndsCEASESAAcross 37: Mechanical methodROTEAAcross 38: Character actress TessieOSHEAAAcross 41: Oscar-winning "Love Story" composerLAIAAcross 42: More than bigOBESEAAcross 44: Tamperer hampererSEALAAcross 48: Patron of jewelers?SAINTNECKLACEAAcross 52: ExudationSEEPAGEAAcross 54: Fills the cracksPUTTIESAAcross 55: "Snow White" dwarfSLEEPYAAcross 57: Notorious BugsMORANAAcross 58: Subjects of planningESTATESAAcross 61: Actress of "Fame" fameCARAAAcross 62: Pippi Longstocking creator LindgrenASTRIDAAcross 63: GreenRAWAAcross 65: Where crazy jewels end up?THELOONYPINAAcross 68: Powers that beINSAAcross 69: Section of a pas de deuxADAGIOAAcross 72: Diamond greatRUTHAAcross 73: "Hansel and Gretel" roleSANDMANAAcross 76: StaleDATEDAAcross 77: Mustachioed detectivePOIROTAAcross 79: RunSMUGGLEAAcross 82: BendINCLINEAAcross 84: Jewelry disaster?CALAMITYCHAINAAcross 87: Surprise criesOOHSAAcross 88: "Picnic" playwright's kinINGESAAcross 90: ___ CanalsSOOAAcross 91: Second-oldest country in the Western HemisphereHAITIAAcross 92: Adenauer, a k a Der ___ALTEAAcross 93: PositionSTANCEAAcross 96: Family manDADAAcross 97: Part of a jeweler's education, with "the"?BIRDSANDTHEBEADSAAcross 103: Sal and othersMINEOSAAcross 104: Kind of diagramTREEAAcross 105: ComebackRIPOSTEAAcross 110: Banderillero's targetELTOROAAcross 111: Jeweler's ultimatum?LOCKETORLUMPITAAcross 115: Late-night nameO'BRIENAAcross 116: "The Mighty Ducks" starESTEVEZAAcross 117: Bring to a boil?ENRAGEAAcross 118: Angora, merino, etc.WOOLSAAcross 119: "Springtime-fresh" smokesSALEMSAAcross 120: Wind-up toys?KITESDDown 1: Fourfront?TETRDDown 2: Dos cubedOCHODDown 3: Wing tips' tipsTOESDDown 4: Country rocker Joe et al.ELYSDDown 5: Triage team memberMEDICDDown 6: Literary inits.TSEDDown 7: Mine ___OWNDDown 8: Sparks on the screenNEDDDown 9: AchesYEARNSDDown 10: Breathing problemAPNEADDown 11: AssailSETATDDown 12: PredatoryLUPINEDDown 13: Rocket gasketO RINGDDown 14: SpinningAREELDDown 15: Button materialNACREDDown 16: Photography suppliesDYESDDown 18: ___ depth finderSONICDDown 20: Shoot for, with "to"ASPIREDDown 21: Possible source of mermaid legendsMANATEEDDown 23: LongPINEDDown 29: Math class, for shortCALCDDown 30: Writer DinesenISAKDDown 31: Diamond and othersNEILSDDown 32: Jersey girl?BOSSYDDown 33: "Chicago Hope" setting: Abbr.HOSPDDown 34: Biblical bartererESAUDDown 35: Platinum item of jewelry?WHITEWATCHDDown 39: Tolkien tree creaturesENTSDDown 40: Plugging awayATITDDown 42: Wide expanseOCEANDDown 43: Acting family of TV and filmBEERYSDDown 44: SmudgeSPOTDDown 45: Help at the jeweler's?EARRINGAIDDDown 46: OverAGAINDDown 47: ImpartsLENDSDDown 49: Peachy-keenNEATODDown 50: O.T. bookESTHDDown 51: Driving hazardALCOHOLDDown 53: German riverEMSDDown 56: Perry Como's "___ Loves Mambo"PAPADDown 59: Gateway Arch-itect, to friendsEERODDown 60: FloodgateSLUICEDDown 62: Song words before gal or shadowANDMYDDown 63: Mariner's needRADIODDown 64: Fictional Italian townADANODDown 66: Others: Sp.OTRASDDown 67: Acad.INSTDDown 70: Hair applicationsGELSDDown 71: Ugandan with abandonIDIDDown 74: A lotMUCHDDown 75: Turkish titleAGHADDown 77: Prefix with dactylPENTADDown 78: PreferenceTASTEDDown 80: Grammy-winning FordLITADDown 81: Tennyson heroineENIDDDown 83: Swedish soprano BirgitNILSSONDDown 85: Land subjugated by 106-DownMOABDDown 86: "The Last Days of Pompeii" heroineIONEDDown 89: Washer settingGENTLEDDown 92: HonorsADORESDDown 93: 100 agorotSHEKELDDown 94: Writer famous for locked-room mysteriesCARRDDown 95: Roman titleEDILEDDown 97: "The Hobbit" hero BagginsBILBODDown 98: OpeningINTRODDown 99: Do maintenance work onREOILDDown 100: RubbishDROSSDDown 101: Anatomical roofsTECTADDown 102: GritSPUNKDDown 103: Word in Morris code?MEOWDDown 106: Ahab's fatherOMRIDDown 107: Showed disdainSPATDDown 108: Shoe-touting bulldogTIGEDDown 109: Tours seasonsETESDDown 112: Figurative brinkEVEDDown 113: Pro ___TEMDDown 114: Bar measures: Abbr.OZS