New York Times Answers - Saturday, 26th February 2000

There are 27 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 26th February 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Held by a third party	INESCROW
AAcross 9:	Clio candidate	TVSPOT
AAcross 15:	1932 title role for Greta Garbo
AAcross 16:	Runaround?
AAcross 17:	Masons	STONEMEN
AAcross 18:	More serious
AAcross 19:	1969 Sammy Davis Jr. hit	IVEGOTTABEME
AAcross 21:	El Greco, by birth
AAcross 24:	Places to see races: Abbr.	OTBS
AAcross 25:	___ calculus (kidney stone)
AAcross 26:	Little ___	NEMO
AAcross 28:	Polo Grounds headliner	OTT
AAcross 31:	Standardbred	AMERICANTROTTER
AAcross 35:	Royal involved in the Diamond Necklace Affair
AAcross 36:	"I must submit to an epitaph graven by a fool" penner
AAcross 37:	Foreign leader	REY
AAcross 38:	Municipal sites: Abbr.	CTRS
AAcross 39:	Gallico's Mrs. ___
AAcross 40:	Dirt
AAcross 42:	Elegant
AAcross 43:	Belt material, perhaps	SNAKELEATHER
AAcross 48:	Tease
AAcross 49:	Hindquarters
AAcross 53:	Genesis locale
AAcross 54:	Folk singer's accompaniment
AAcross 55:	Sleeveless cloak
AAcross 56:	William aboard the Mayflower
DDown 1:	Private on-line chats, for short	IMS
DDown 2:	"Ah, Wilderness!" character ___ Miller
DDown 3:	War zone, in brief	ETO
DDown 4:	Places for mending
DDown 5:	Legion of Honor member
DDown 6:	Noodle-and-vegetable soup
DDown 7:	33rd state: Abbr.	OREG
DDown 8:	Port authority?
DDown 9:	Where to get a Pisa pizza?
DDown 10:	Dict. material
DDown 11:	Some pencils
DDown 12:	Crown
DDown 13:	Utah city	OREM
DDown 14:	It may be kept in a boot
DDown 20:	They're beaten hands-down	TOMTOMS
DDown 21:	Grammy winner Floyd	CRAMER
DDown 22:	Like some classic movies
DDown 23:	Zip
DDown 26:	Broadway character who sings "Tea for Two"	NANETTE
DDown 27:	Put down, in a way
DDown 28:	Bewhiskered creatures
DDown 29:	Popular game from Russia
DDown 30:	Like Rapunzel
DDown 32:	Work out
DDown 33:	Common ad phrase	ONSALENOW
DDown 34:	Some joint rulers
DDown 40:	Bypass
DDown 41:	It may be forged
DDown 42:	Back pack?
DDown 43:	Dis
DDown 44:	Ibsen's "doll"	NORA
DDown 45:	"The Way We Were" writer Bergman
DDown 46:	1956 Gregory Peck role
DDown 47:	Bullish opening	TAUR
DDown 50:	Word with dance or band
DDown 51:	It may come before long
DDown 52:	Abbr. in a resort's name	SPR