New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 29th December 1999 There are 35 across clues and 46 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 29th December 1999. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: FieldsAREASAAcross 6: Mountaineer's worrySLIPAAcross 10: Lowly laborerPEONAAcross 14: So out, it's in againRETROAAcross 15: Yorkshire riverAIREAAcross 16: Be worthy ofRATEAAcross 17: Start of a quipIFHERCULEPOIROTAAcross 20: Whole lotTONAAcross 21: Vintners' offeringsROSESAAcross 22: Herpetologists' subjectsASPSAAcross 26: Herpetologist's subjectRATTLERAAcross 30: Quip, part 2CHANGESHISMINDAAcross 34: Like black/white issuesRACIALAAcross 35: Take the plunge, so to speakWEDAAcross 36: Set of Brit. tomesO.E.D.AAcross 36: Set of Brit. tomesOEDAAcross 38: RevisesEDITSAAcross 39: Pres. Wilson held onePH.D.AAcross 39: Pres. Wilson held onePHDAAcross 40: He married PocahontasROLFEAAcross 42: Ampersand follower, sometimesSONAAcross 43: Vote in VosgesOUIAAcross 44: Soup holderTUREENAAcross 45: Quip, part 3WOULDNTSOMESAYAAcross 49: Winter applesRUSSETSAAcross 50: Mach I breakersSSTSAAcross 51: Where Akitas originatedJAPANAAcross 54: Logical intro?ECOAAcross 56: End of the quipABELGIANWAFFLESAAcross 64: Hero makerDELIAAcross 65: Graf ___SPEEAAcross 66: Hooch holderFLASKAAcross 67: T.V.A. outputELECAAcross 68: "Beowulf" beverageMEADAAcross 69: Sentimental, and then someSOPPYDDown 1: Paul's "Exodus" roleARIDDown 2: Person who whistlesREFDDown 3: Old verb endingETHDDown 4: "___ you happy now?"AREDDown 5: Do some postal workSORTDDown 6: Steamy spotsSAUNASDDown 7: Al Capp adjectiveLILDDown 8: High dudgeonIREDDown 9: Get-up-and-goPEPDDown 10: Like some deductions, with "a"PRIORIDDown 11: Rabbit ___EARSDDown 12: Siouan speakerOTOEDDown 13: Takes homeNETSDDown 18: WordPerfect companyCORELDDown 19: Utah cityOREMDDown 22: Lots of lotsACRESDDown 23: Eclipse phenomenonSHADOWDDown 24: Oscar winner for "Scent of a Woman"PACINODDown 25: Agitated stateSNITDDown 27: "The Once and Future King" novelistT. H. WHITEDDown 28: At deuceTIEDDDown 29: Kind of tripLSDDDown 31: Boastful talkGASDDown 32: To bootNOLESSDDown 33: WorstDEFEATDDown 37: France's patron saintDENYSDDown 39: Groan causersPUNSDDown 40: Baba ingredientRUMDDown 41: Bonanza findsORESDDown 43: Some E.R. casesODSDDown 44: Puccini sopranoTOSCADDown 46: Language family that includes FinnishURALICDDown 47: What "pneumo-" meansLUNGDDown 48: Pie-eyedSTEWEDDDown 51: Carved gemJADEDDown 52: Labor leader I. W.ABELDDown 53: One-named sports legendPELEDDown 55: Rubs outOFFSDDown 57: Cause: SuffixISMDDown 58: Go ___ overAPEDDown 59: PBS helperNEADDown 60: Waitress at Mel'sFLODDown 61: Luxurious place?LAPDDown 62: Uncommon senseE.S.P.DDown 62: Uncommon senseESPDDown 63: Shade of blueSKY