New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th January 2000

There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th January 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Onetime N.F.L.'er	LARAM
AAcross 6:	Illegal crop
AAcross 10:	Philosopher's study
AAcross 14:	Yield
AAcross 19:	"I Still See ___" ("Paint Your Wagon" tune)
AAcross 20:	Pointless event?
AAcross 21:	Soprano Moffo
AAcross 22:	Quartz variety
AAcross 23:	Fishwife?	WEDSNAPPER
AAcross 25:	Turning down a satirical magazine's subscription?	WAIVINGMAD
AAcross 27:	Outer-space wear
AAcross 28:	Clowns' aids
AAcross 30:	"Eureka!"
AAcross 31:	Mr. Miniver in "Mrs. Miniver"
AAcross 33:	Storms, in a way
AAcross 35:	Mal de ___	MER
AAcross 36:	In pieces	UNWHOLE
AAcross 39:	Rid of vermin
AAcross 41:	More wet behind the ears
AAcross 45:	Society page word
AAcross 46:	Expert bird doctors?	WINGMASTERS
AAcross 50:	Pilot's place
AAcross 51:	"___ Made to Love Her"	IWAS
AAcross 53:	"Daniel Deronda" author
AAcross 54:	Helga's husband, in the comics	HAGAR
AAcross 56:	Like some profs.	EMER
AAcross 57:	Trillion: Prefix
AAcross 58:	Became inedible
AAcross 60:	Where Bentleys may be parked
AAcross 62:	Kind of strap
AAcross 63:	Arrows' partners
AAcross 65:	Tacky?
AAcross 67:	Becomes evident	SINKSIN
AAcross 69:	Comic Louis
AAcross 70:	Window cleaner's goof
AAcross 72:	Spleen
AAcross 73:	Ladies' men
AAcross 77:	"Here's to you!"	SALUD
AAcross 79:	They're sometimes running
AAcross 82:	Tidbit for an echidna
AAcross 83:	Rationed (out)
AAcross 86:	"The ___ of the Courtiers" from "Rigoletto"
AAcross 88:	John, abroad	IVAN
AAcross 89:	Roundup sounds
AAcross 91:	Nether world
AAcross 93:	Court employee
AAcross 94:	Yugoslav patriot
AAcross 95:	Cattle breed
AAcross 97:	Triple-barreled weapon?	WIDESHOTGUN
AAcross 100:	Elevator ___
AAcross 101:	Western director Sergio
AAcross 102:	Token taker
AAcross 103:	Knickknack holder
AAcross 105:	Year in Martin I's papacy	DCL
AAcross 107:	Urchins
AAcross 110:	C.E.O.'s convenience
AAcross 111:	Throw	AREARUG
AAcross 115:	Japanese, e.g.	ASIANS
AAcross 117:	School mos.
AAcross 120:	Duke's closetful?	WAYNECOATS
AAcross 122:	Result of Thanksgiving dinner?	WEIGHTHIKE
AAcross 125:	Bail out
AAcross 126:	Eins + zwei	DREI
AAcross 127:	Barrie pooch
AAcross 128:	Lookout point
AAcross 129:	Starts of some pranks
AAcross 130:	Graf ___	SPEE
AAcross 131:	TV Guide info	SKED
AAcross 132:	Marathon legend Waitz	GRETE
DDown 1:	Gumshoe Archer
DDown 2:	Shake it or break it	ALEG
DDown 3:	Purges
DDown 4:	In itself	ASSUCH
DDown 5:	"Could It Be Magic" singer, 1975	MANILOW
DDown 6:	With it
DDown 7:	Actor Omar	EPPS
DDown 8:	Chances upon
DDown 9:	Sword of Damocles
DDown 10:	Serration
DDown 11:	Hot	ONASTREAK
DDown 12:	Prefix with valve
DDown 13:	Johns
DDown 14:	Frequent Degas subjects
DDown 15:	Divided into cell-like areas, as a ceiling	EGGCRATE
DDown 16:	"A fickle food upon a shifting plate": Dickinson
DDown 17:	Flight board data, briefly
DDown 18:	Wine selections
DDown 24:	Places for canvases
DDown 26:	Elemental ending	IUM
DDown 29:	Watch readouts, briefly	LEDS
DDown 32:	___ Park, N.J.	MENLO
DDown 34:	One who knows the drill
DDown 36:	Hand and foot
DDown 37:	Stairway post
DDown 38:	Not putting clothes purchases in a bag?	WEARINGTOGO
DDown 40:	Bygone autocrats
DDown 42:	Obstetrics?	WOMBSERVICE
DDown 43:	"If ___ Would Leave You"	EVERI
DDown 44:	Printed in an anthology
DDown 47:	Amscrays
DDown 48:	Hole makers
DDown 49:	Special forces units	ATEAMS
DDown 52:	Sony competitor	SANYO
DDown 55:	Suicide squeeze result, maybe
DDown 59:	Ideal
DDown 61:	Miff
DDown 64:	Neuter
DDown 66:	A bit peaked
DDown 68:	Venomous cobra
DDown 71:	Total	RUNTO
DDown 73:	President Nasser	GAMAL
DDown 74:	"___ ear..."	INONE
DDown 75:	"I'm impressed!"
DDown 76:	Shredded sides
DDown 78:	"Heart and Soul," to young pianists
DDown 79:	A bit thick
DDown 80:	Crimean native
DDown 81:	In cartoons, a whistle may follow it
DDown 84:	Blue-pencils
DDown 85:	Name in the front of a book
DDown 87:	Tony-winning conductor Lehman ___	ENGEL
DDown 90:	Butch's pal
DDown 92:	Rasta's messiah	SELASSIE
DDown 96:	Fraternity handshakes, maybe
DDown 98:	Formal introduction?
DDown 99:	It may say "Hello"
DDown 99:	It may say "Hello"
DDown 104:	Minnesotan
DDown 106:	Jean-___ Picard of "Star Trek: T.N.G."	LUC
DDown 108:	Tools
DDown 109:	QB's ploy
DDown 111:	Blown away
DDown 112:	Big Indian
DDown 113:	Watchful one
DDown 114:	Neptune and Pluto
DDown 116:	It ranges from -1 to +1
DDown 118:	Poop
DDown 119:	"S.N.L." offering
DDown 121:	Noted Zurich artist
DDown 123:	Flit (about)
DDown 124:	Shoe store spec	EEE