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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th February 2000

There are 68 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th February 2000. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Keel attachment
AAcross 5: Crowd features
AAcross 10: "A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread--and Thou" poetOMAR
AAcross 14: Needed to say "Oops"
AAcross 19: Member of the chorus
AAcross 20: Coffee allure
AAcross 21: Dear, in ItalyCARA
AAcross 22: Unknowing
AAcross 23: 1974 Stylistics hitYOUMAKEMEFEELBRANDNEW
AAcross 27: Leave the union
AAcross 28: Spin
AAcross 29: Inasmuch (as)
AAcross 30: Josh
AAcross 31: Stylist VidalSASSOON
AAcross 34: Heart locations
AAcross 36: Flap
AAcross 38: "The Drew Carey Show" setting
AAcross 39: Part of a front-end alignment
AAcross 41: Bar selections
AAcross 43: Make, as a putt
AAcross 45: Ask, as for aid
AAcross 48: Cat scanners
AAcross 49: "___ pal..."BEA
AAcross 50: Singled out as importantKEYEDON
AAcross 52: Slave's response
AAcross 54: Attention grabbersAHEMS
AAcross 56: Words with hole or allINONE
AAcross 57: Sends
AAcross 60: "Cleopatra" director
AAcross 60: "Cleopatra" director
AAcross 62: It's gender
AAcross 64: Like an expired parking meter
AAcross 65: Advice for a rejectee, maybe
AAcross 66: Standard & ___POORS
AAcross 68: "La Vita Nuova" poet
AAcross 69: Down
AAcross 72: Up
AAcross 75: Zodiac symbol
AAcross 80: Dutch artist Jan
AAcross 81: Batman and Superman, to villains
AAcross 83: Not stand on ceremony?
AAcross 84: Asian palm
AAcross 85: Entanglement
AAcross 86: Ancient region of France
AAcross 88: ___ Maria
AAcross 89: Search
AAcross 91: Envoy
AAcross 94: Year Dryden diedMDCC
AAcross 95: Mr. Pecksniff of "Martin Chuzzlewit"
AAcross 97: Blabs, when doubled
AAcross 99: On the jobATIT
AAcross 100: Language suffix
AAcross 101: Month before Adar
AAcross 103: Last
AAcross 106: Joker
AAcross 108: Masters
AAcross 110: Street with stores, usually
AAcross 111: Dictatorial sortTINGOD
AAcross 114: 1977 Foreigner hitFEELSLIKETHEFIRSTTIME
AAcross 119: Crucifix spots
AAcross 120: Kind of organ or dream
AAcross 121: Unelected group
AAcross 122: Catalog card abbr.
AAcross 122: Catalog card abbr.
AAcross 123: Mess up
AAcross 124: Box with headgear
AAcross 125: Take out or in
AAcross 126: Physics unit
DDown 1: Giants' retired number 24
DDown 2: Emollient
DDown 3: 1960 Elvis Presley hitSTUCKONYOU
DDown 4: Marisa of "My Cousin Vinny"TOMEI
DDown 5: Faux
DDown 6: "You ___ here"
DDown 7: Dot followerCOM
DDown 8: The Sage of Concord
DDown 9: They may be cracked
DDown 10: Cat with a banded tail
DDown 11: ___ du pays (homesickness)
DDown 12: Wall St. pros
DDown 13: Baked dish
DDown 14: A CosbyENNIS
DDown 15: Pennsylvania home of TV GuideRADNOR
DDown 16: 1979 Anita Ward hitRINGMYBELL
DDown 17: She raised Cain
DDown 18: Morning glory?
DDown 24: Stick (on)
DDown 25: Classified ad abbr.EEO
DDown 26: Time without end
DDown 31: Divert
DDown 32: Kind of pump
DDown 33: Observatory observations
DDown 35: Decorous
DDown 36: Welcome warmly
DDown 37: Compound with two double bonds
DDown 38: Indian near the Platte
DDown 40: Fabric suffix
DDown 40: Fabric suffix
DDown 42: MS. inclusionSASE
DDown 44: Man hiding a cape
DDown 46: Weekly cryTGIF
DDown 47: Heraldic border
DDown 51: Like some fishing
DDown 53: Passé
DDown 54: ___ law (physics formula)
DDown 55: Not passé
DDown 58: Former British Foreign Secretary DouglasHURD
DDown 59: Workers in white, for shortRNS
DDown 60: Scout group
DDown 61: "Do I dare to ___ peach?"EATA
DDown 63: Architect Mies van der ___ROHE
DDown 65: "Big Mouth" MarthaRAYE
DDown 67: "Star-Spangled Banner" word
DDown 68: Baseball twin-killings: Abbr.DPS
DDown 69: High spots
DDown 70: 1958 Jerry Lee Lewis hit
DDown 71: Bravo competitorAMC
DDown 72: Half a brayin'HEE
DDown 73: City near the Caspian SeaAMUL
DDown 74: ___ Le PewPEPE
DDown 76: Shut (up)
DDown 77: 1956 Perry Como hitHOTDIGGITY
DDown 78: These have many extras
DDown 79: Ken
DDown 80: Wine-making equipment
DDown 81: Figures ending many prices
DDown 82: "Socrate" composer
DDown 85: Topper
DDown 87: Reason for a third serve
DDown 89: Entangle
DDown 90: Plants with aromatic oils
DDown 92: Lucrative
DDown 93: It goes off-road: Abbr.ATV
DDown 96: Followed obediently
DDown 98: Historic Fort ___SUMTER
DDown 102: Certain opera singer
DDown 104: Good cheer
DDown 105: 53-Down, to JuanitaVIEJA
DDown 106: 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning play
DDown 107: Chipped in
DDown 109: Deejay's worry
DDown 111: Peter, e.g.
DDown 112: Land on the Strait of Hormuz
DDown 113: Take-out sign
DDown 114: Rels.FAM
DDown 115: Prefix with center
DDown 116: Standards issuer, briefly
DDown 116: Standards issuer, briefly
DDown 117: I.R.A. increaserINT
DDown 118: A.A.A. suggestionRTE
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