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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Keel attachmentMASTAAcross 5: Crowd featuresFACESAAcross 10: "A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread--and Thou" poetOMARAAcross 14: Needed to say "Oops"ERREDAAcross 19: Member of the chorusALTOAAcross 20: Coffee allureAROMAAAcross 21: Dear, in ItalyCARAAAcross 22: UnknowingNAIVEAAcross 23: 1974 Stylistics hitYOUMAKEMEFEELBRANDNEWAAcross 27: Leave the unionSECEDEAAcross 28: SpinREELAAcross 29: Inasmuch (as)SEEINGAAcross 30: JoshKIDAAcross 31: Stylist VidalSASSOONAAcross 34: Heart locationsBOSOMSAAcross 36: FlapADOAAcross 38: "The Drew Carey Show" settingOHIOAAcross 39: Part of a front-end alignmentTOE-INAAcross 41: Bar selectionsRYESAAcross 43: Make, as a puttSINKAAcross 45: Ask, as for aidTURN TOAAcross 48: Cat scannersVETSAAcross 49: "___ pal..."BEAAAcross 50: Singled out as importantKEYEDONAAcross 52: Slave's responseGROANAAcross 54: Attention grabbersAHEMSAAcross 56: Words with hole or allINONEAAcross 57: SendsTHRILLSAAcross 60: "Cleopatra" directorDE MILLEAAcross 60: "Cleopatra" directorDEMILLEAAcross 62: It's genderNEUTERAAcross 64: Like an expired parking meterUNFEDAAcross 65: Advice for a rejectee, maybeREAPPLYAAcross 66: Standard & ___POORSAAcross 68: "La Vita Nuova" poetDANTEAAcross 69: DownABASHEDAAcross 72: UpHAPPYAAcross 75: Zodiac symbolARCHERAAcross 80: Dutch artist JanVERMEERAAcross 81: Batman and Superman, to villainsNEMESESAAcross 83: Not stand on ceremony?ELOPEAAcross 84: Asian palmARECAAAcross 85: EntanglementTIE-UPAAcross 86: Ancient region of FranceALSATIAAAcross 88: ___ MariaTIAAAcross 89: SearchSCANAAcross 91: EnvoyLEGATEAAcross 94: Year Dryden diedMDCCAAcross 95: Mr. Pecksniff of "Martin Chuzzlewit"SETHAAcross 97: Blabs, when doubledNAMESAAcross 99: On the jobATITAAcross 100: Language suffixISHAAcross 101: Month before AdarSHEBATAAcross 103: LastSURVIVEAAcross 106: JokerWAGAAcross 108: MastersLEARNSAAcross 110: Street with stores, usuallyMAINAAcross 111: Dictatorial sortTINGODAAcross 114: 1977 Foreigner hitFEELSLIKETHEFIRSTTIMEAAcross 119: Crucifix spotsAPSESAAcross 120: Kind of organ or dreamPIPEAAcross 121: Unelected groupJUNTAAAcross 122: Catalog card abbr.ET ALAAcross 122: Catalog card abbr.ET AL.AAcross 123: Mess upMISDOAAcross 124: Box with headgearSPARAAcross 125: Take out or inALTERAAcross 126: Physics unitDYNEDDown 1: Giants' retired number 24MAYSDDown 2: EmollientALOEDDown 3: 1960 Elvis Presley hitSTUCKONYOUDDown 4: Marisa of "My Cousin Vinny"TOMEIDDown 5: FauxFAKEDDown 6: "You ___ here"AREDDown 7: Dot followerCOMDDown 8: The Sage of ConcordEMERSONDDown 9: They may be crackedSAFESDDown 10: Cat with a banded tailOCELOTDDown 11: ___ du pays (homesickness)MALDDown 12: Wall St. prosARBSDDown 13: Baked dishRAREBITDDown 14: A CosbyENNISDDown 15: Pennsylvania home of TV GuideRADNORDDown 16: 1979 Anita Ward hitRINGMYBELLDDown 17: She raised CainEVEDDown 18: Morning glory?DEWDDown 24: Stick (on)ADDDDown 25: Classified ad abbr.EEODDown 26: Time without endAEONSDDown 31: DivertSHUNTDDown 32: Kind of pumpAIRDDown 33: Observatory observationsNOVASDDown 35: DecorousSEEMLYDDown 36: Welcome warmlyASK INDDown 37: Compound with two double bondsDIENEDDown 38: Indian near the PlatteOTODDown 40: Fabric suffixE'ENDDown 40: Fabric suffixEENDDown 42: MS. inclusionSASEDDown 44: Man hiding a capeKENTDDown 46: Weekly cryTGIFDDown 47: Heraldic borderORLEDDown 51: Like some fishingDEEP-SEADDown 53: PasséOLDDDown 54: ___ law (physics formula)AMPERESDDown 55: Not passéHIPDDown 58: Former British Foreign Secretary DouglasHURDDDown 59: Workers in white, for shortRNSDDown 60: Scout groupDENDDown 61: "Do I dare to ___ peach?"EATADDown 63: Architect Mies van der ___ROHEDDown 65: "Big Mouth" MarthaRAYEDDown 67: "Star-Spangled Banner" wordO'ERDDown 68: Baseball twin-killings: Abbr.DPSDDown 69: High spotsAERIESDDown 70: 1958 Jerry Lee Lewis hitBREATHLESSDDown 71: Bravo competitorAMCDDown 72: Half a brayin'HEEDDown 73: City near the Caspian SeaAMULDDown 74: ___ Le PewPEPEDDown 76: Shut (up)CLAMDDown 77: 1956 Perry Como hitHOTDIGGITYDDown 78: These have many extrasEPICSDDown 79: KenREACHDDown 80: Wine-making equipmentVATSDDown 81: Figures ending many pricesNINESDDown 82: "Socrate" composerSATIEDDown 85: TopperTAMDDown 87: Reason for a third serveLETDDown 89: EntangleSNARLDDown 90: Plants with aromatic oilsCATNIPSDDown 92: LucrativeGAINFULDDown 93: It goes off-road: Abbr.ATVDDown 96: Followed obedientlyHEELEDDDown 98: Historic Fort ___SUMTERDDown 102: Certain opera singerBASSODDown 104: Good cheerRAHDDown 105: 53-Down, to JuanitaVIEJADDown 106: 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning playWITDDown 107: Chipped inANTEDDDown 109: Deejay's worrySKIPDDown 111: Peter, e.g.TSARDDown 112: Land on the Strait of HormuzOMANDDown 113: Take-out signDELEDDown 114: Rels.FAMDDown 115: Prefix with centerEPIDDown 116: Standards issuer, brieflyE.P.A.DDown 116: Standards issuer, brieflyEPADDown 117: I.R.A. increaserINTDDown 118: A.A.A. suggestionRTE