New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th January 2000 There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th January 2000. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "I Enjoy Being ___" (Rodgers and Hammerstein tune)AGIRLAAcross 6: Ballpark figure followerOR SOAAcross 10: Year of Christopher Columbus's deathMDVIAAcross 14: DiscountenanceABASHAAcross 19: See 8-DownMATEOAAcross 20: The U.S. has a Great oneSEALAAcross 21: Home of ancient PersepolisIRANAAcross 22: Third-largest asteroidVESTAAAcross 23: Jerry & Sharon's favorite building material?BROWNSTONEAAcross 25: Larry & Carrie's favorite bird?KINGFISHERAAcross 27: Atlantic food fishesPORGIESAAcross 28: Above ground?ALIVEAAcross 30: Weep forLAMENTAAcross 31: "Yikes!"OHNOAAcross 32: HabitROTEAAcross 33: Twining plant stemBINEAAcross 34: DisheveledRAGTAGAAcross 37: John & Nancy's favorite miscreant?JAYWALKERAAcross 40: Member of the clergéABBEAAcross 44: Van ___ administrationBURENAAcross 45: Ravel's "La ___"VALSEAAcross 46: How some films are viewedINTHREEDAAcross 48: Belfast grp.IRAAAcross 49: List maintainersDEANSAAcross 51: Too preciousCUTESYAAcross 53: Young oneLADAAcross 54: Reason for detention, maybeSASSAAcross 56: Curt & Bill's favorite parts of dams?FLOODGATESAAcross 59: Mouth that doesn't talkDELTAAAcross 61: Skyline partsSPIRESAAcross 63: Big name in bondingELMERAAcross 64: Miami and othersTRIBESAAcross 65: Conversation piecesPHONESAAcross 66: Loud mouthsTRAPSAAcross 67: One way to meetHEAD-ONAAcross 68: Red Guard's movementMAOISMAAcross 69: ExpressVOICEAAcross 70: Long-eared petBASSETAAcross 71: Washington productAPPLEAAcross 72: Gene & Eliot's favorite vacation area?WILDERNESSAAcross 74: Mail carriers' paths: Abbr.RTESAAcross 77: Person who makes callsREPAAcross 78: Rocker in a lullabyCRADLEAAcross 80: Tavern sign abbr.ESTABAAcross 82: Fronton shoutOLEAAcross 83: Sci-fi villainCREATUREAAcross 85: "Whoopee!"OHBOYAAcross 87: CommingleIMMIXAAcross 89: States under Stalin: Abbr.SSRSAAcross 90: Hank & Gail's favorite weather?SNOWSTORMAAcross 93: Far from shyBRASSYAAcross 94: Make the grade?PASSAAcross 96: Hearty helloHAILAAcross 97: Kind of languageBODYAAcross 98: Ascetic of oldESSENEAAcross 101: Given to gabGASSYAAcross 102: Hustled, e.g.DISCOEDAAcross 105: Karen & Jaclyn's favorite worker?BLACKSMITHAAcross 107: Grant & George Washington's favorite artisan?WOODCARVERAAcross 110: Place in a PullmanBERTHAAcross 111: Converse competitorAVIAAAcross 112: Wagon partAXLEAAcross 113: 1969 Beau Bridges film, when doubledGAILYAAcross 114: Paul Klee or Max Frisch, e.g.SWISSAAcross 115: Thumb one's nose atDEFYAAcross 116: Doesn't keepROTSAAcross 117: Dr. Sattler of "Jurassic Park"ELLIEDDown 1: Pres. appointeeAMBDDown 2: Irving heroGARPDDown 3: Langston Hughes poemITOODDown 4: Did more than editREWROTEDDown 5: Shelley & Learned's favorite writing style?LONGHANDDDown 6: Prefix in medicineOSTEODDown 7: Essex contemporariesREOSDDown 8: With 19-Across, California citySANDDown 9: Mrs. ___ cowOLEARYSDDown 10: N.H.L. Hall-of-Famer StanMIKITADDown 11: Hardly serious writingDRIVELDDown 12: Place for a roosterVANEDDown 13: Like Paderewski's MinuetINGDDown 14: Of interest to AudubonAVIANDDown 15: SullyBESMEARDDown 16: Flushing Meadow stadium nameASHEDDown 17: British carbineSTENDDown 18: Trophy won by 10-Down, 1967 and 1968HARTDDown 24: RatSINGDDown 26: Plays footsieFLIRTSDDown 29: "The West Wing" co-starLOWEDDown 33: Louis-Dreyfus's "Seinfeld" roleBENESDDown 34: Aaron's 2,297RBISDDown 35: It's all around youAURADDown 36: Günter & Dennis's favorite drink?GRASSHOPPERDDown 37: Longtime Hungarian leader KádárJANOSDDown 38: TherewithalALSODDown 39: White-collar crookKITERDDown 41: Alexander Graham & Timothy's favorite garment?BELL-BOTTOMSDDown 42: WeatherwornBEATENDDown 43: Norse poemsEDDASDDown 45: GlensVALESDDown 47: Many-sided problemsHYDRASDDown 50: Either ZimbalistEFREMDDown 51: One may be roasting on an open fireCAMPERDDown 52: Huntsman Center teamUTESDDown 55: Turn into a brat?SPOILDDown 57: Pooh-poohDERIDEDDown 58: Mer de ___ (Mont Blanc feature)GLACEDDown 60: Bird that gets downEIDERDDown 62: Net gain?INSECTDDown 64: Girl in Eliot's "Romola"TESSADDown 65: Star and Sun, e.g.PAPERSDDown 66: Cost to crossTOLLDDown 67: Not well-thought-outHASTYDDown 68: French brandiesMARCSDDown 69: News clipVIDEODDown 70: Twig broomBESOMDDown 72: Yells "Heads up!" atWARNSDDown 73: I-80 runs through itNEBRDDown 75: WhiffenpoofsELISDDown 76: Likely to turn on?SEXYDDown 79: Charlotte ___ (sponge cake desserts)RUSSESDDown 81: Larry & Nicolas's favorite pet item?BIRDCAGEDDown 84: ViewsASPECTSDDown 85: Regretful one of songOTISDDown 86: Fight to keep the faithHOLYWARDDown 88: Kind of raceMAYORALDDown 91: HypotheticalWHATIFDDown 92: Move down the runwaySASHAYDDown 93: Anjou alternativeBOSCDDown 95: Signs of lifeANKHSDDown 97: Sits tightBIDESDDown 98: WithdrawsEBBSDDown 99: Great dealSLEWDDown 100: It may cover an IndianSARIDDown 101: Room to moveGIVEDDown 102: One who isn't swiftDOLTDDown 103: Good opponent?EVILDDown 104: Slicer siteDELIDDown 106: Like some scientistsMADDDown 108: Tic-tac-toe loserOXODDown 109: 104-Down requestRYE