New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th September 2000 There are 60 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th September 2000. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Airline infoROUTESAAcross 7: It may be caught in winterTHEBUGAAcross 13: Ice cream shop employeeSCOOPERAAcross 20: Ron of CNBCINSANAAAcross 21: Rocker Dee Dee, Tommy, Joey or JohnnyRAMONEAAcross 22: With a creamy cheese sauceALFREDOAAcross 23: Redbook (1848)THECOMMUNISTMANIFESTOAAcross 26: Home (in on)ZEROAAcross 27: Princess testerPEAAAcross 28: Final bitTAIL ENDAAcross 29: They may be B.C. or A.D.YRSAAcross 30: Owl hangoutsBARNSAAcross 32: Present prefixOMNIAAcross 33: Runner Devers and othersGAILSAAcross 37: Yearbook (1949)NINETEENEIGHTYFOURAAcross 41: 1953 Emmy-winning actressARDENAAcross 44: WrongSINAAcross 45: Prefix with corticalNEOAAcross 46: Brown of Talk magazineTINAAAcross 47: Beetles may be found in themGARAGESAAcross 50: Never goneNOTBEENAAcross 54: Tap idly with the fingersTHRUMAAcross 55: Guidebook (1994)AMAPOFTHEWORLDAAcross 57: Nest noisesCHEEPSAAcross 58: Rice and RobbinsTIMSAAcross 59: Org. with inspectorsFAAAAcross 60: Singer ZadoraPIAAAcross 61: Place for splintsSHINAAcross 62: Meandering curveESSAAcross 63: Bible book (1977)SONG OF SOLOMONAAcross 67: Area between center and right, sayGAPAAcross 70: Bean ___CURDAAcross 71: French collagistARPAAcross 72: CD-___ROMAAcross 73: Ex-Cosmos greatPELEAAcross 74: Souvenir stand itemT-SHIRTAAcross 77: Comic book (1997)BRAINDROPPINGSAAcross 81: When some people eat lunchATONEAAcross 82: Erich ___, author of "Emil and the Detectives"KASTNERAAcross 83: "Mr. Apollinax" writerT. S. ELIOTAAcross 84: "The West Wing" actorLOWEAAcross 85: Not a thingNILAAcross 86: Fathers and sonsHESAAcross 88: Songs sung by candlelightNOELSAAcross 89: Law book (1866)CRIMEANDPUNISHMENTAAcross 96: Thirst (for)YEARNAAcross 97: Bibliophile's suffixIANAAAcross 98: Bach compositionSUITEAAcross 99: Setting for many jokesBARAAcross 102: Visibly peevedINASNITAAcross 104: EyesoreSTYAAcross 105: New moneyEUROAAcross 106: Review book (1982)5OO1NIGHTSATTHEMOVIESAAcross 113: Curtainlike fish snarerGILL NETAAcross 113: Curtainlike fish snarerGILLNETAAcross 114: Charge, British-styleIONISEAAcross 115: Chilling wordsOR ELSEAAcross 116: Marine food fishSEA BASSAAcross 117: Fills inENTERSAAcross 118: Big name in antivirus softwareNORTONDDown 1: PoshRITZYDDown 2: "___ Majesty's Secret Service"ONHERDDown 3: False friendsUSERSDDown 4: ___ BellTACODDown 5: Rock producer BrianENODDown 6: Hong Kong harbor sightSAMPANDDown 7: CuttersTRUANTSDDown 8: ___ Solo of "Star Wars"HANDDown 9: London labelEMIDDown 10: Setting for "The Practice"BOSTONDDown 11: FeralUNTAMEDDown 12: Program until 1966GEMINIDDown 13: CommonsensicalSANEDDown 14: Don't let go ofCLING TODDown 15: 0-for-5 performance for Mark McGwire, e.g.OFF-DAYDDown 16: You can dig itOREDDown 16: You can dig itORE.DDown 17: Foot, to FabiusPESDDown 18: What N.Y./Phila. baseball games are usually played inEDTDDown 19: Children's character in the Hundred Acre WoodROODDown 24: ___ mortalsMEREDDown 25: StraightALIGNEDDDown 30: Cry in a crowded hallBINGODDown 31: Angler's gearSEINEDDown 34: Kind of proposition, in logicIFTHENDDown 35: Noted wine valleyLOIREDDown 36: Early timeSUNUPDDown 37: Some tidesNEAPSDDown 38: Sufficient, old-styleENOWDDown 39: Lady lobsterHENDDown 40: Super Bowl XXXIV champsRAMSDDown 41: 5 1/2-pointAGATEDDown 42: "Ghostbusters" co-starRAMISDDown 43: Small amountsDRAMSDDown 48: StruggleEFFORTDDown 49: Politician's declarationSTANDDDown 51: Ball bearing?TOPSPINDDown 52: VigorBRIODDown 53: It lands at LodELALDDown 54: Slicing requestTHINDDown 56: SorceressHAGDDown 57: Chews onCHOMPSDDown 61: ___-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930SMOOTDDown 63: "O.K."SUREDDown 64: They may be arranged in banksOARSDDown 65: Greek group, for shortFRATDDown 66: #4 on iceORRDDown 67: Wish granterGENIEDDown 68: Star in PerseusALGOLDDown 69: Pains, so to speakPESTSDDown 70: Field of stars?CINEMADDown 73: Kitchen lightPILOTDDown 74: Locker room supplyTALCDDown 75: Child's bedtime treatSTORYDDown 76: Actor MandelHOWIEDDown 77: Barely coveredBALDISHDDown 78: Classic drinkNEHIDDown 79: Code subjectDRESSDDown 80: Tubular foodPENNEDDown 82: CousinsKINDDown 85: Child watchersNANNIESDDown 87: QuietsSHUSHESDDown 90: Sappho's poet friendERINNADDown 91: UndergarmentPANTIEDDown 92: Something to sing inUNISONDDown 93: SwimmingNATANTDDown 94: Small thingMITEDDown 95: Word sourceETYMONDDown 99: Well-muscledBUILTDDown 100: Response to "Am not"ARESODDown 101: 1953 A.L. M.V.P.ROSENDDown 103: F.B.I. workers: Abbr.AGTSDDown 105: Word prefixed by who, what or whenEVERDDown 106: 1,000 fins5GSDDown 107: French gooseOIEDDown 108: Suffix with payOLADDown 109: 16 oz.1LBDDown 110: Indecisive endTIEDDown 111: Dungeons & Dragons game co.TSRDDown 112: Acapulco goldORO