New York Times Answers - Saturday, 25th March 2000

There are 34 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 25th March 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Item disappearing from offices
AAcross 8:	Mountain first climbed in 1829
AAcross 14:	Special knowledge, so to speak	THEROPES
AAcross 16:	Having lost it
AAcross 17:	With 58-Across, a query from George Carlin	HOWISITPOSSIBLE
AAcross 19:	Grain appendage
AAcross 20:	Some
AAcross 21:	Alphabet trio	RST
AAcross 22:	___ regions
AAcross 23:	Criticism
AAcross 24:	Handle
AAcross 25:	"Silent Spring" subject
AAcross 26:	Kind of paper
AAcross 28:	Feature of a whale or an opossum's tail	NOHAIR
AAcross 30:	Chicago diamond cutter?	SOSA
AAcross 32:	Fugitive financier since the early 70's	VESCO
AAcross 33:	1992-93 World Series winner
AAcross 38:	Once in a while
AAcross 40:	End of ___	ANERA
AAcross 41:	Curtail
AAcross 43:	Fastens, nautically
AAcross 45:	"Deputy ___" (TV toon)	DAWG
AAcross 47:	Absorb, as costs
AAcross 50:	A little lamb
AAcross 51:	Later years, poetically
AAcross 53:	1962 John Wayne film	HATARI
AAcross 55:	U.S.S. Enterprise off.
AAcross 56:	Riley's "___ Went Mad"	EREI
AAcross 57:	Punish with an arbitrary penalty
AAcross 58:	See 17-Across	TOHAVEACIVILWAR
AAcross 61:	Pushkin hero	ONEGIN
AAcross 62:	The edge of the green?
AAcross 63:	Pounder
AAcross 64:	Fuming
DDown 1:	With you
DDown 2:	Buttressed, with "up"
DDown 3:	Princess Diana's kiss-and-tell lover	HEWITT
DDown 4:	Actress Van Devere	TRISH
DDown 5:	Docket
DDown 6:	Masked person
DDown 7:	Now
DDown 8:	Specify
DDown 9:	Medical advice, often
DDown 10:	"Wheel of Fortune" buy
DDown 11:	Hearty dinner dish
DDown 12:	Berry whose oil is used in catsup
DDown 13:	Straddle unstably	TEETERON
DDown 15:	Game declaration
DDown 18:	Butterfly band?
DDown 24:	Taster, at times
DDown 27:	Prison, slangily
DDown 27:	Prison, slangily
DDown 29:	Prefix with genesis	OVO
DDown 31:	Personification of the wind
DDown 33:	Work area
DDown 34:	Direct communication
DDown 35:	Likes
DDown 36:	African city where Yves St. Laurent was born
DDown 37:	And even
DDown 39:	City at the mouth of the Quinnipiac
DDown 42:	Hound
DDown 44:	Cool
DDown 46:	More risqué
DDown 47:	Insect with pincers
DDown 48:	Abstruse
DDown 49:	Like many concert halls
DDown 52:	Where the flock may relax
DDown 54:	"How can you ___...?" (start of a conundrum)	TELLA
DDown 56:	Unholiness
DDown 59:	Literary rep.	AGT
DDown 60:	Cause of an explosion