New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd April 2000

There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd April 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Lead sharer
AAcross 1:	Lead sharer
AAcross 7:	They're fare-minded
AAcross 11:	Farm call
AAcross 15:	Appointments approved by the Sen.	AMBS
AAcross 19:	Like federal tax laws?
AAcross 20:	Therapeutic plant
AAcross 21:	Rolling rock?
AAcross 22:	Title role for Jodie Foster	NELL
AAcross 23:	"Don't mess with the Hurricanes!," e.g.?	MIAMIADVICE
AAcross 25:	Analogous
AAcross 26:	So
AAcross 27:	Capitol figure
AAcross 28:	Site for bells
AAcross 29:	Underhanded bum
AAcross 30:	Frigid
AAcross 31:	Select
AAcross 33:	"Howdy, ma'am," e.g.?	RANCHADDRESSING
AAcross 36:	Area away from the battle
AAcross 37:	Tender spot?
AAcross 38:	Peanut product
AAcross 39:	Word of support
AAcross 40:	Dangerous answer to a sentry
AAcross 41:	"___ Plenty o' Nuttin'"	IGOT
AAcross 43:	Clash of clans
AAcross 46:	Laertes' T's
AAcross 48:	Problem at exclusive schools?	ADMISSIONIMPOSSIBLE
AAcross 55:	Tanker troubles
AAcross 56:	Southern vacation spot
AAcross 57:	1920's tax evader
AAcross 58:	Talk up?
AAcross 59:	Cheats	CONMEN
AAcross 62:	Element used in electroplating
AAcross 66:	One from Wittenberg	EIN
AAcross 67:	Taking in calves?	STOCKADOPTION
AAcross 71:	Gene stuff
AAcross 72:	Makes a fuss
AAcross 74:	Fink on	RATOUT
AAcross 75:	Pinion's partner
AAcross 76:	They're out of this world
AAcross 79:	Revival technique
AAcross 80:	Peerless
AAcross 82:	Not take tailoring seriously?	ADJUSTFORTHEFUNOFIT
AAcross 87:	Grouch
AAcross 88:	Pacific repast
AAcross 89:	Opening time, maybe
AAcross 90:	Actress ___ Dawn Chong	RAE
AAcross 91:	Bagel topper
AAcross 94:	Home of "Friends"	NBC
AAcross 96:	Summons: Abbr.
AAcross 97:	Like some shows
AAcross 101:	Water-carrier's motto?	ADAGEOFAQUARIUS
AAcross 106:	Outlet
AAcross 107:	Try it!
AAcross 108:	Started smoking	LITUP
AAcross 109:	Give the cook a break, maybe
AAcross 111:	1967 N.H.L. Rookie of the Year
AAcross 112:	Words from a nonfolder	IMIN
AAcross 113:	___ breve (2/2 time, in music)	ALLA
AAcross 114:	Female improv?	WOMENSADLIB
AAcross 116:	Be a stool pigeon
AAcross 117:	Regan's father
AAcross 118:	Chancel wear
AAcross 119:	Slob's napkin
AAcross 120:	Hardly beauty queens
AAcross 121:	Like some D.A.'s	ASST
AAcross 122:	Silence of the staff
AAcross 123:	Furnish
DDown 1:	Tent tenant
DDown 2:	Colorful percher
DDown 3:	Reagan Supreme Court nominee	SCALIA
DDown 4:	Lassie's lid
DDown 5:	Sambuca flavoring
DDown 6:	Concrete
DDown 7:	Expensive spread
DDown 8:	Get straight
DDown 9:	"N.Y.P.D. Blue" creator	BOCHCO
DDown 10:	"Told ya!"
DDown 11:	White-bread
DDown 12:	Cleaned up after a fall
DDown 13:	Flier's home
DDown 14:	Winner of 1865
DDown 15:	They're not pros
DDown 16:	Forgiving
DDown 17:	Prude
DDown 18:	Vehicle drawn by draft animals
DDown 24:	Purges, in a way
DDown 29:	"The Crucible" setting
DDown 32:	In a well-kept way
DDown 34:	Player of the Four Aces
DDown 35:	Audited	SATINON
DDown 37:	Push (around)
DDown 42:	Gerard of "Soldier's Fortune"	GIL
DDown 44:	Lines at a checkout?: Abbr.	UPC
DDown 45:	1949 film classic
DDown 47:	Under cover, perhaps
DDown 48:	"The sweet small clumsy feet of ___": E. E. Cummings
DDown 49:	1957 #1 song
DDown 50:	Camaro model	IROC
DDown 51:	Farm call
DDown 52:	Baseball's Garciaparra	NOMAR
DDown 53:	Nautical pole
DDown 54:	London area
DDown 55:	Some writers work on it
DDown 59:	Mathematical subgroup
DDown 60:	"The Conspiracy Against Childhood" writer LeShan	EDA
DDown 61:	Tally mark
DDown 63:	Gulf war loser
DDown 64:	Like raw diamonds
DDown 65:	Approach, with "for"
DDown 67:	Like a good mixer
DDown 68:	Speaker of baseball	TRIS
DDown 69:	John or Paul but not George or Ringo
DDown 70:	Gang land
DDown 73:	Goya's naked lady
DDown 75:	Least scarce
DDown 77:	Chiefs' org.	NFL
DDown 78:	Franc fraction
DDown 80:	Part of C.P.U.
DDown 81:	Tours turndown
DDown 82:	Ivory tower, maybe
DDown 83:	Having night vision?
DDown 84:	Incurred	RANUP
DDown 85:	Big horn
DDown 86:	Accord
DDown 90:	Salad slice
DDown 92:	"Wowie zowie!"	OOLALA
DDown 93:	Creepy cases	XFILES
DDown 95:	Spicy, in a way
DDown 96:	Getting the most "aws"
DDown 98:	Traveled (along)
DDown 99:	Hit the big time
DDown 100:	Baby grub producer	GERBER
DDown 102:	Big bang producers
DDown 103:	Booster rocket
DDown 104:	.946 liter
DDown 105:	Poets' feet
DDown 106:	Old hat
DDown 110:	The Beatles' "Back in the ___"
DDown 114:	Area of Mars
DDown 115:	Place to put one's feet up