New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd October 1999

There are 70 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd October 1999. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Morse code bits
AAcross 5:	Reveals
AAcross 10:	Legislation
AAcross 14:	Toughie
AAcross 19:	Israel's first U.N. representative	EBAN
AAcross 20:	___-Lodge	ECONO
AAcross 21:	No quick trip around the block
AAcross 22:	___ Kristen of "Ryan's Hope"	ILENE
AAcross 23:	Increased pay rate, Bard-style?	TIMONAHALF
AAcross 25:	Angry reaction
AAcross 26:	Your place or mine
AAcross 27:	Like some guesses
AAcross 28:	20th-century combat, Bard-style?	ARIELWARFARE
AAcross 31:	Move, in a way
AAcross 32:	The Mustangs of the N.C.A.A.	SMU
AAcross 34:	Ride, so to speak
AAcross 35:	Stew ingredient
AAcross 36:	"Uh-uh!"
AAcross 38:	Spring times	APRILS
AAcross 40:	Legit
AAcross 43:	Empathic remark, Bard-style?	OPHELIAPAIN
AAcross 47:	Inched
AAcross 49:	Charles who was dubbed "the Victorious"
AAcross 50:	Abbr. on a discount label	IRR
AAcross 51:	Auto purveyor, Bard-style?	PORTIADEALER
AAcross 57:	Pulver's rank, in film: Abbr.
AAcross 58:	Pack away
AAcross 59:	Synchronous
AAcross 60:	Heiress, perhaps
AAcross 61:	Sales people
AAcross 63:	Kicked off
AAcross 65:	It may fill a lib. shelf
AAcross 65:	It may fill a lib. shelf
AAcross 66:	"Kramer vs. Kramer" director Robert
AAcross 66:	"Kramer vs. Kramer" director Robert
AAcross 67:	Hunks
AAcross 69:	Bamboozles
AAcross 71:	Card combo
AAcross 73:	Travel agt.'s suggestion	RTE
AAcross 75:	Moderator's milieu
AAcross 76:	Time to act
AAcross 79:	Person with a day
AAcross 80:	Rating giver
AAcross 82:	Eshkol once led it: Abbr.	ISR
AAcross 84:	Zoological mouths
AAcross 85:	Hierarchy, Bard-style?	PUCKINGORDER
AAcross 87:	First word?
AAcross 88:	Knock the socks off
AAcross 89:	Marner's creator
AAcross 90:	Takes advantage of, Bard-style?	CASSIUSINON
AAcross 94:	Harness ring
AAcross 97:	Scuffle memento	FATLIP
AAcross 99:	Rocker Nugent
AAcross 100:	Black and tan ingredient
AAcross 101:	Like Chippendale furniture
AAcross 104:	Hunter's quarry
AAcross 106:	Book of the Apocrypha
AAcross 110:	Easy schedule, Bard-style?	BANQUOSHOURS
AAcross 114:	Perfectly matching
AAcross 116:	Capt.'s inferior	LIEUT
AAcross 117:	Two-liter bottle contents
AAcross 118:	Miserly, Bard-style?	TITUSADRUM
AAcross 120:	1973 Rolling Stones hit	ANGIE
AAcross 121:	"Be that ___ may..."	ASIT
AAcross 122:	Customers: Abbr.	ACCTS
AAcross 123:	N.Y.P.D. employee	INSP
AAcross 124:	Spring purchase
AAcross 125:	France's Coty	RENE
AAcross 126:	Titter	TEHEE
AAcross 127:	Informal shirts
DDown 1:	Ward off
DDown 2:	Stand for
DDown 3:	Overplay	HAMUP
DDown 4:	Carnival treat	SNOCONE
DDown 5:	Tuckered out
DDown 6:	Stuntmen's woes
DDown 7:	Folding challenge
DDown 8:	Military E-1 or E-2, e.g.
DDown 9:	Convertible, perhaps
DDown 10:	Of a heart part
DDown 11:	Public announcers
DDown 12:	Edison contemporary
DDown 13:	Manipulates, as data
DDown 14:	Loading site
DDown 15:	Minnesota's St. ___ College	OLAF
DDown 16:	Six-winged being
DDown 17:	Access
DDown 18:	Try again
DDown 24:	Singer Merchant	NATALIE
DDown 29:	Animals with calves
DDown 30:	Opposite of bid
DDown 33:	___ tree	UPA
DDown 37:	Qualified for the job
DDown 39:	Age
DDown 41:	Warmed up the crowd
DDown 42:	Like some glass
DDown 43:	"Your turn"
DDown 44:	Durable wood
DDown 45:	Like many Harlemites
DDown 46:	Soviet co-op
DDown 47:	Kind of block
DDown 48:	Contemptible newspaper
DDown 52:	Density symbol, in mechanics
DDown 53:	Attached, in a way	TIEDON
DDown 54:	Forsakes	LETSDOWN
DDown 55:	Prefix with system
DDown 56:	Half a cartoon duo
DDown 59:	Summon up
DDown 62:	Fore-and-aft sail
DDown 64:	Balzac's Père ___	GORIOT
DDown 66:	Puts in a blue funk	BUMSOUT
DDown 68:	Pie chart section, perhaps	OCTILE
DDown 70:	Playwright Pirandello	LUIGI
DDown 71:	Medicinal amt.	TSP
DDown 72:	___ de vie
DDown 74:	Antiquity, once
DDown 75:	Having no master
DDown 77:	Slangy suffix	AROO
DDown 78:	[bo-o-o-ring!]
DDown 80:	Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem
DDown 81:	Combat zone
DDown 83:	Stone name	ROSETTA
DDown 86:	Dynamite component, for short
DDown 91:	"Sprechen ___ Deutsch?"	SIE
DDown 92:	Dab
DDown 93:	Skelton catchphrase	IDOODIT
DDown 94:	Indian drums
DDown 95:	"Seinfeld" role	ELAINE
DDown 96:	Goren gaffe
DDown 97:	"No ___!"	FOOLIN
DDown 98:	Sharpened
DDown 102:	Prize for Page or Cage
DDown 103:	Embraced
DDown 105:	All-American name	KNUTE
DDown 107:	Held up
DDown 108:	Busy
DDown 109:	Sidewalk Santas, e.g.
DDown 111:	Pound, in Piccadilly
DDown 112:	Versatile vehicles
DDown 113:	"Now!"
DDown 115:	In ___ (actually)
DDown 119:	Break the ___