New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th February 2000 There are 78 across clues and 95 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th February 2000. View the answers below.. 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maybeOMENAAcross 59: Wool derivativeLANOLINAAcross 60: Skip pastOMITAAcross 61: Majorette's motionTWIRLAAcross 63: HitchhikeRIDEAAcross 64: Silver Springs neighborOCALAAAcross 65: President of the Mapmakers' Group?DWIGHTWHEREONEISAAcross 68: Journalist Whitelaw ___REIDAAcross 69: "To your health!"PROSTAAcross 71: Model T alternativesREOSAAcross 72: ColoringTINCTAAcross 73: Product placementsADSAAcross 74: Montana tribeCROWAAcross 75: Lets off some steamCOOLSAAcross 77: AbominatesDETESTSAAcross 79: President of the One-Member Association?THEODORESOLEVOTERAAcross 83: Bottom of a chestMIDRIFFAAcross 86: DisgustedFED UPAAcross 87: Alexander, e.g.CZARAAcross 88: Sci-fi dangerRAYAAcross 91: Betelgeuse's settingORIONAAcross 92: "...___ short pier!"OFFAAAcross 93: Meets defiantlyDARESAAcross 95: It's in veinLODEAAcross 96: President of Truck Part Manufacturers, Inc.?BENJAMINAIRHORNSAAcross 101: Conductor BoulangerNADIAAAcross 102: Actress SwensonINGAAAcross 103: Virgil creationIDYLLAAcross 104: Modern ice cream flavorOREOAAcross 105: More circumspectCHARIERAAcross 107: Singer RedboneLEONAAcross 108: Put the kibosh onNIXAAcross 109: President of the Foundation for Religious Heroism?MARTINBRAVENUNAAcross 112: Brut alternativeSECAAcross 114: Z ___ zebraASINAAcross 115: SnockeredOILEDAAcross 116: Bathroom installationSPAAAcross 119: Cornerback SandersDEIONAAcross 122: NotesREMARKSAAcross 126: They're unevenODDSAAcross 130: President of the Screen Actors Guild?MILLARDFILMROLEAAcross 133: Self expression?IAMAAcross 136: Turn into confettiRIPAAcross 137: "Crime does not pay," e.g.AXIOMAAcross 138: Female demonLAMIAAAcross 139: President of Quitters International?JAMESNOMOREAAcross 142: GamutRANGEAAcross 143: "My stars!"EGADSAAcross 144: Qabus bin Said's landOMANAAcross 145: Sudden painTWINGEAAcross 146: "The Rape of the Lock" concernTRESSAAcross 147: Cyclades islandDELOSAAcross 148: PayoffsSOPSAAcross 149: "You don't say!"INDEEDDDown 1: Foreign dignitariesRAJASDDown 2: Susan Lucci's characterERICADDown 3: Circus employeeTAMERDDown 4: Magazine article?ARMDDown 5: Lay flatKAYODDown 6: DelineateETCHDDown 7: Itinerary wordVIADDown 8: BisectedINTWODDown 9: It's all wound upSKEINDDown 10: "Guitar Town" singer SteveEARLEDDown 11: Restrain, in a wayCHAIN UPDDown 12: ___ avisRARADDown 13: They cause blowupsABOMBSDDown 14: Two-inch putt, e.g.GIMMEDDown 15: Suppresses one's wanderlustSTAYSDDown 16: "White rump," in ShawneeWAPITIDDown 17: Novelist WaughALECDDown 18: Cautious person's concernsRISKSDDown 19: First name in cosmeticsESTEEDDown 20: Winter warmerSTOLEDDown 26: EnticeROPE INDDown 32: Adam's first wife, in Jewish loreLILITHDDown 33: Crunch makerNESTLEDDown 35: Historian ToynbeeARNOLDDDown 37: Darlin'HONDDown 41: Kan. bordererOKLA.DDown 42: Year in Edward the Confessor's reignMLIDDown 44: Card sentiment, sometimesGET WELLDDown 46: Less sophisticatedCORNIERDDown 47: "La Traviata" mezzoFLORADDown 48: Fought the clockRACEDDDown 49: "Henry & June" characterANAISDDown 50: Grid partsROWSDDown 51: IssueEMITDDown 52: Pack item, for shortCIGDDown 53: Slapstick projectilesPIESDDown 54: Eight-time Norris Trophy winnerORRDDown 56: LooksMIENSDDown 57: It's handed downEDICTDDown 58: Groups of spiesNESTSDDown 62: A question of possessionWHOSEDDown 65: Stewart's role in "Harvey"DOWDDDown 66: CompanyTROOPDDown 67: Social swimmerOTTERDDown 69: Smoking or non, e.g.: Abbr.PREFDDown 70: It's over your headROOFDDown 74: Hutch contentsCHINADDown 75: Moth repellentCEDARDDown 76: Big 10 sch.OSUDDown 77: Catch some Z'sDOZEDDown 78: Fraternity row charactersETASDDown 79: Frequent Rose Bowl teamTROJANSDDown 80: RefuseOFFALDDown 81: Shoots againREFILMSDDown 82: They sometimes flash "12:00"VCRSDDown 83: Shell competitorMOBILDDown 84: Tony-winner WorthIRENEDDown 85: Coward, in Aussie slangDINGODDown 88: "The Age of Bronze" sculptorRODINDDown 89: It may be bidADIEUDDown 90: LongYEARNDDown 92: Jet blackONYXDDown 93: Vier precederDREIDDown 94: In the near futureANONDDown 94: In the near futureANON.DDown 95: Neville Brand westernLAREDODDown 97: Onion chopper, e.g.MINCERDDown 98: Name in Ugandan historyIDIDDown 99: "Good boy" of rhymeHORNERDDown 100: ScrapORTDDown 101: Narthex endNAVEDDown 105: Kind of centerCRISISDDown 106: Discovery I computerHALDDown 110: Cold front, e.g.AIR MASSDDown 111: ___ choyBOKDDown 113: "My Cup Runneth Over" singerEDAMESDDown 114: BruteANIMALDDown 116: StingSMARTDDown 117: "Toy Story" animation companyPIXARDDown 118: Dress typeA-LINEDDown 118: Dress typeALINEDDown 120: Went nowhereIDLEDDDown 121: Old enoughOF AGEDDown 123: Magic amuletsMOJOSDDown 124: Enterprise rivalALAMODDown 125: Fix a chartREMAPDDown 127: Dreary soundDRONEDDown 128: Dreary soundDIRGEDDown 129: Photographer's choiceSPEEDDDown 131: Roleo needsLOGSDDown 132: Open-air swimming poolLIDODDown 134: NaysayerANTIDDown 135: CutMOWNDDown 140: Dash measuresENSDDown 141: Day or way precederMID