New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th May 2000

There are 78 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th May 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Wanderer's words	BUTID
AAcross 6:	What a writer might do	LOOKF
AAcross 11:	Outcropping
AAcross 15:	Create a solution?
AAcross 19:	Like part of the Arabian peninsula
AAcross 20:	Author Calvino	ITALO
AAcross 21:	Somewhat, in music
AAcross 22:	Eyelet
AAcross 23:	Mockery, of a sort
AAcross 24:	Geological ridge
AAcross 25:	Insurable item
AAcross 26:	Writer ___ Stanley Gardner	ERLE
AAcross 27:	Bit of a draft
AAcross 28:	Old-style revolutionary
AAcross 30:	Yarn spinner
AAcross 32:	Tweeted
AAcross 34:	Amuse with words
AAcross 35:	Caroler's syllable	TRA
AAcross 36:	That objeto	ESO
AAcross 37:	Feminine suffix	ENNE
AAcross 38:	Like hair on the top of a bald person's head
AAcross 40:	Writes (for)	SENDSAWAY
AAcross 43:	Recess at St. Peter's
AAcross 45:	See 14-Down
AAcross 46:	On drugs
AAcross 47:	Oust
AAcross 49:	Old station wagon, in slang
AAcross 50:	___ War
AAcross 53:	Ice picker-upper
AAcross 55:	Waikiki wear
AAcross 57:	Not adhering to the subject	OFFONAT
AAcross 61:	Buds
AAcross 63:	Ecstasy
AAcross 67:	Vietcong insurgent grp.	NLF
AAcross 68:	Give the slip
AAcross 70:	Protect from floods
AAcross 73:	Farm team
AAcross 74:	Fed. budget group
AAcross 75:	Some Amtrak cars
AAcross 77:	Heavy overcoat
AAcross 79:	Telltale sound after "I haven't had a drop to drink"
AAcross 80:	Not this or that, in Spain	OTRA
AAcross 82:	Gazing hostilely
AAcross 84:	Orchard pest
AAcross 85:	"This ___ test"	ISA
AAcross 86:	Contracted cost	SETRATE
AAcross 88:	Teammates
AAcross 90:	See 48-Down	ETABLES
AAcross 92:	Bear hug
AAcross 95:	Black
AAcross 97:	"What ___?"
AAcross 98:	Animal with a black-tipped tail
AAcross 101:	Parts of a personality profile
AAcross 103:	Say "nothin'," say
AAcross 107:	Convenience outlet, often
AAcross 109:	Moons, e.g.
AAcross 110:	High hat
AAcross 114:	Tricky football plays
AAcross 116:	Homme d'___
AAcross 118:	Overseas price add-on
AAcross 119:	Dallas cager, briefly	MAV
AAcross 120:	It's dotted
AAcross 121:	Training places?: Abbr.	STAS
AAcross 122:	"Later!"	TATA
AAcross 123:	Brian of Roxy Music	ENO
AAcross 124:	"Later!"
AAcross 125:	Parapet
AAcross 127:	Exiled Roman poet
AAcross 129:	Bashes
AAcross 131:	Kind of boss
AAcross 133:	Country singer McCann	LILA
AAcross 134:	It has many slots
AAcross 135:	Clear the boards
AAcross 136:	White oak
AAcross 137:	Firewood carrier
AAcross 138:	Upper hand
AAcross 139:	See 83-Down
AAcross 140:	See 106-Down
DDown 1:	Crows
DDown 2:	Strike caller
DDown 3:	James Clavell best seller
DDown 4:	Public house
DDown 5:	See 1-Across
DDown 6:	Prepare to sleep
DDown 7:	Tie deciders: Abbr.	OTS
DDown 8:	Deadeye Annie
DDown 9:	1980 Economics Nobelist Lawrence
DDown 10:	See 6-Across	FORANANGLE
DDown 11:	Calculating sort
DDown 12:	"The Sleeping Gypsy" painter
DDown 13:	Start to malfunction
DDown 14:	Get soused	GOONAB
DDown 15:	"___ Believes in Me"
DDown 16:	Ruin
DDown 17:	Maltreated
DDown 18:	Critical rocket maneuver
DDown 29:	Actor Morales	ESAI
DDown 31:	Sales force
DDown 33:	Matured	GREWUP
DDown 39:	Aardvark features
DDown 41:	Spanish silver dollar
DDown 42:	Part of a sales force: Abbr.	AGT
DDown 44:	Religious sch.	SEM
DDown 47:	Acapulco article	UNA
DDown 48:	Pull off a complete reversal	TURNTHE
DDown 50:	Parts of samba bands
DDown 51:	Recently
DDown 52:	Industry
DDown 54:	Kind of glasses
DDown 56:	Arrive, in a sense
DDown 58:	Beatty of "Deliverance"
DDown 59:	Pilot
DDown 60:	See 57-Across
DDown 62:	Three-time Cotton Bowl winners: Abbr.	SMU
DDown 64:	Like a tough battle
DDown 65:	Fosters
DDown 66:	Crate
DDown 69:	Start of many Italian surnames
DDown 69:	Start of many Italian surnames
DDown 71:	Hold to a zero score
DDown 72:	Symbol of Egyptian royalty
DDown 76:	Angel's favorite letters	SRO
DDown 78:	Vit. info	RDA
DDown 81:	Cabalistic
DDown 83:	Play direction	EXITSTAGER
DDown 87:	Sizes up?
DDown 89:	Type sizes
DDown 91:	[Make way!]
DDown 93:	It usually comes in stripes
DDown 94:	Laugh syllable	HAR
DDown 96:	To now
DDown 98:	They're hard to make out
DDown 99:	Occasional paint surface
DDown 100:	Newsmaking brother of 1903	ORVILLE
DDown 102:	Scoffing retort	IBET
DDown 104:	6-0, in tennis	LOVESET
DDown 105:	Bizet opera title character	IVAN
DDown 106:	Warning to motorists	DETOURA
DDown 108:	See 107-Across	RSTORE
DDown 110:	Certain camp
DDown 111:	Drink
DDown 112:	Scandal subject
DDown 113:	Squared
DDown 115:	Having hangovers?
DDown 117:	Electronic game pioneer	ATARI
DDown 126:	Little fella
DDown 128:	John ___
DDown 130:	Pollutant
DDown 132:	Play form using wooden masks