New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th July 2000 There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th July 2000. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: [I am shocked!]GASPAAcross 5: Nogales noshTAMALEAAcross 11: More than impairCRIPPLEAAcross 18: CompletedOVERAAcross 19: Popular salad ingredientARUGULAAAcross 21: They help catch criminalsBOUNTIESAAcross 22: A fact-finding civil court judge ___FIXESDAMAGESAAcross 24: CompletedINTHECANAAcross 25: Settles on, in a wayELECTSAAcross 26: Hockey Hall-of-Famer FrancisEMILEAAcross 28: AppearedAROSEAAcross 29: Active starter?RADIOAAcross 30: An improvising jazz musician ___DISREGARDSNOTESAAcross 35: BeeswaxPOLISHAAcross 37: Compass headingNNWAAcross 38: With 44-Across, a veteranOLDAAcross 39: SpotsADSAAcross 42: GalaPAGEANTAAcross 44: See 38-AcrossPROAAcross 45: CornerTREEAAcross 49: DirectiveBEHESTAAcross 51: A helpful bridal shop clerk ___DISPLAYSVEILSAAcross 55: It may be forfeitedBAILAAcross 56: Silicon Valley giantINTELAAcross 59: Writer RandAYNAAcross 60: DelayedHELDUPAAcross 61: Piz Bernina groupALPSAAcross 62: Small amountSOUAAcross 63: Traffic signal, at timesARROWAAcross 65: "Valley of the Dolls" girlNEELYAAcross 66: A hard-working coal miner ___WITHDRAWSDEPOSITSAAcross 71: Doone of fictionLORNAAAcross 73: Word with steak or searchSTRIPAAcross 74: Bruce nicknamed "The Little Dragon"LEEAAcross 75: Noted sprinterHAREAAcross 78: Ring of colorAREOLEAAcross 80: French articleLESAAcross 81: ___ prayerSAYSAAAcross 83: Was behindOWEDAAcross 84: A bottom line-oriented executive ___INCREASESCUTSAAcross 87: Split partBANANAAAcross 89: Rum's partnerCOKEAAcross 90: Last word of "Angela's Ashes"TISAAcross 91: Not so niceNASTIERAAcross 94: ___ KippurYOMAAcross 95: Turned onLITAAcross 96: Dickensian complaintBAHAAcross 98: ConvictionsTENETSAAcross 100: A thorough insurance adjuster ___OBTAINSRELEASESAAcross 106: Like many IranisFARSIAAcross 110: WitchCRONEAAcross 111: Ancient gathering placeAGORAAAcross 112: Like some stables of mythAUGEANAAcross 113: Supposes to beTAKESFORAAcross 116: A diligent police detective ___FOLLOWSLEADSAAcross 120: Exactly 3 hours for a marathon, e.g.EVENTIMEAAcross 121: 1997 film hitTITANICAAcross 122: Web destinationSITEAAcross 123: Bands of athletes?TENDONSAAcross 124: End of an O'Neill titleCOMETHAAcross 125: Horse raceTROTDDown 1: MessengerGOFERDDown 2: Spanish tourist townAVILADDown 3: Modern high school class, informallySEXEDDDown 4: Slangy forecaster's wordPRECIPDDown 5: SmidgensTADSDDown 6: The Altar constellationARADDown 7: Big bloomMUMDDown 8: Turkish pooh-bahAGADDown 9: Winter OlympianLUGERDDown 10: Gold and silver, e.g.ELEMENTSDDown 11: JailbirdCONDDown 12: Track partRUTDDown 13: With youIN HANDDDown 14: Wing: PrefixPTERODDown 15: Decorative loopPICOTDDown 16: Where security is discussedLEASEDDown 17: Old laborersESNESDDown 20: "It's ___ of the times"ASIGNDDown 21: Stand for the deceasedBIERDDown 23: Bad posturesSTOOPSDDown 27: Kind of partnerLAWDDown 30: Like a heapDIGDDown 31: Expert finishISEDDown 32: GhostSHADEDDown 33: Boat with a high bowDORYDDown 34: Not be careful with a bucketSLOSHDDown 36: In arrearsLATISHDDown 39: "Fernando" singersABBADDown 40: "It's a ___!"DEALDDown 41: "The Tempest" eventSHIPWRECKDDown 43: ZilchNILDDown 44: Wide-ranging displayPANOPLYDDown 45: Big fund-raiserTELETHONDDown 46: Takes off, cowboy-styleRIDESAWAYDDown 47: Month after AbELULDDown 48: Sports awardESPYDDown 50: Where Hamlet cogitatedELSINOREDDown 52: One greeted on a ranchPARDDDown 53: Harp's cousinLYREDDown 54: Start of a boastVENIDDown 57: Actions at auctionsNODSDDown 58: Chocolate treatsTURTLESDDown 63: Nasty biterASPDDown 64: Bounced checks, hangnails, etc.WOESDDown 67: RumorTALEDDown 68: Aphrodite's loverARESDDown 69: Appleton locale: Abbr.WISC.DDown 70: Navy workerSEABEEDDown 71: SecularLAICDDown 72: "Yes ___?"ORNODDown 76: City on the TruckeeRENODDown 77: Product encased in red waxEDAMDDown 79: Kind of kitchenEAT INDDown 81: Whistle-blowing spot: Abbr.STADDown 82: 1-Down and others: Abbr.ASSTSDDown 85: Plops downSITSDDown 86: TimidUNHEROICDDown 88: Double-dealingARTFULDDown 92: It may be hit by a driverTEEDDown 93: The electedINSDDown 95: Worse than tricksLIESTODDown 96: Order to a dogBEGDDown 97: On highALOFTDDown 99: Most discerningSAGESTDDown 100: Wedding band, perhapsOCTETDDown 101: Word in the Boy Scout LawBRAVEDDown 102: One of a kind?TOKENDDown 103: Put ___ toANENDDDown 104: Like some coinsRAREDDown 105: Finlandia House architectAALTODDown 107: Show againREAIRDDown 108: "___ say..."SADTODDown 109: Atlas featureINSETDDown 112: "Moses" novelist, 1951ASCHDDown 114: FiverFINDDown 115: Mantra soundsOMSDDown 117: FleeLAMDDown 118: TogetherONEDDown 119: 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning playWIT