New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th October 2000 There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th October 2000. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Track specialistMILERAAcross 6: Steel braces with right-angle bendsLBARSAAcross 11: Not reactingINERTAAcross 16: Where a sock may go?JAWAAcross 19: It may be pittedOLIVEAAcross 20: One way to runAMUCKAAcross 21: Marisa of "Slums of Beverly Hills"TOMEIAAcross 22: Japanese band?OBIAAcross 23: Inside look at a Theban king?OEDIPUSXRAYAAcross 25: BrillianceECLATAAcross 26: Secant's reciprocal: Abbr.COSAAcross 27: What some scouts seekTALENTAAcross 28: Busboy's job, sometimes?ASHTRAYPICKUPAAcross 31: WastesSLAYSAAcross 33: Like some picture framesOVALAAcross 34: FlingsCASTSAAcross 35: Tower in the waterTUGAAcross 38: Kernel's coverSEED COATAAcross 41: Wharton offerings: Abbr.MBASAAcross 43: "Yippee!," e.g.WHOOPAAcross 46: "Take ___ at this!"ALOOKAAcross 47: Fencing match inspection?EPEECHECKAAcross 52: What a really outlandish claim may be?OUTREORFALSEAAcross 55: Song of "Salome"ARIAAAcross 56: Kid's cryBAAAAcross 57: Young hogsSHOATSAAcross 58: Palazzo Madama localeTURINAAcross 60: Prepare to wash, perhapsSORTAAcross 61: Master of Bach suitesCASALSAAcross 65: Precious stringsSTRADAAcross 66: SpreadSPLAYAAcross 67: What a timid actor might do as a pirate?PILLAGEANDUNDERPLAYAAcross 71: Some people weave on themLANESAAcross 72: Secular clergy membersABBESAAcross 73: Married MadrileñaSENORAAAcross 74: Bar figures: Abbr.ATTSAAcross 75: Aquafresh alternativeGLEEMAAcross 76: BeatBESTEDAAcross 80: A carrier has one: Abbr.RTEAAcross 81: Cuba libre ingredientCOLAAAcross 82: Amazed exclamations from bullfight spectators?OLEANDBEHOLDAAcross 88: Ventilation duct?AIRWAYOUTAAcross 91: Monteverdi title characterORFEOAAcross 92: Where piasters are currencySYRIAAAcross 93: Promptness prompterASAPAAcross 94: LoitersHANGSOUTAAcross 97: "That's great news!"YAYAAcross 98: Encapsulated observationADAGEAAcross 101: More than a nipSWIGAAcross 102: Mystery writer MarshNGAIOAAcross 105: Home games for the San Francisco Giants?BASEBALLATBAYAAcross 110: CastHURLEDAAcross 113: Novelist RadcliffeANNAAcross 114: Willow rodOSIERAAcross 115: Take orders from Lloyd?OBEYBRIDGESAAcross 118: Chinese philosopher Mo-___TZEAAcross 119: Baby hooterOWLETAAcross 120: "This is ___ new to me!"ALLSOAAcross 121: See 86-DownSIGNSAAcross 122: Canal siteEARAAcross 123: "Isabella" poetKEATSAAcross 124: Where to see an advertTELLYAAcross 125: "Steppenwolf" authorHESSEDDown 1: Jane Smiley best sellerMOODDown 2: "Why should ___ you?"ILETDDown 3: "___ Rose" (song from "The Music Man")LIDADDown 4: They may be necessaryEVILSDDown 5: Drive awayREPELDDown 6: The recent pastLASTYEARDDown 7: Brand of racing bikesBMXDDown 8: A psychic may sense itAURADDown 9: Some TV's and VCR'sRCASDDown 10: Lifting devices hung from helicoptersSKYHOOKSDDown 11: EchoITERATEDDown 12: Not putting on any weightNOCALDDown 13: "Little" girl in "David Copperfield"EMLYDDown 14: Get as a resultREAPDDown 15: World's highest large lakeTITICACADDown 16: Athletic typesJOCKSDDown 17: Not just upABOUTDDown 18: Slender tracesWISPSDDown 24: Actress Merkel and othersUNASDDown 29: Dam builders: Abbr.TVADDown 30: Bills, e.g.CASHDDown 32: Starter starter?SELFDDown 35: Rare billsTWOSDDown 36: "Nothin' doin' "UHUHDDown 37: Don't skipGO-TODDown 39: Like some trauma patientsD.O.A.DDown 40: Marine off.COLDDown 41: Connecticut cityMERIDENDDown 42: Hippie gathering of a sortBEINDDown 44: Future presenters, in the pastORACLESDDown 45: Spots for beesPETALSDDown 48: March event, in more ways than onePARADEDDown 49: "The Hot Zone" topicEBOLADDown 50: Hall-of-Fame announcer HarryCARAYDDown 51: Steely Dan's "___ Lied"KATYDDown 53: Peak in Greek mythOSSADDown 54: Famous dying wordsETTUDDown 59: Some burial vesselsURNSDDown 60: OstentatiousSPLASHYDDown 62: Running full speedAGALLOPDDown 63: "Hogan's Heroes" corporalLEBEAUDDown 64: "Quién ___?" ("Who knows?")SABEDDown 65: Radical 1960's grp.SDSDDown 66: TearsSPREESDDown 67: Singer LaBellePATTIDDown 68: BuryINTERDDown 69: Ned Land's rescuerNEMODDown 70: Pitcher ___ NenROBBDDown 71: 1814 Byron poemLARADDown 75: "The Third of May" painterGOYADDown 77: John Major, e.g.TORYDDown 78: "Imperfect Sympathies" essayistELIADDown 79: Time to attackD-DAYDDown 81: It has precedentsCASEBOOKDDown 83: Large-oared craft on a shipLONGBOATDDown 84: .0000001 jouleERGDDown 85: Military branches: Abbr.AFSDDown 86: With 121-Across, they're bright on BroadwayNEONDDown 87: Often-poked pitchmanDOUGHBOYDDown 89: Carry onWAGEDDown 90: FoilsTHWARTSDDown 95: River isleAITDDown 96: Bull: PrefixTAURDDown 98: WeakenABATEDDown 99: "Who's the Boss?" co-starDANZADDown 100: Former Screen Actors Guild presidentASNERDDown 101: February forecast, perhapsSLEETDDown 103: The lucky ones?IRISHDDown 104: Nostalgia stimulusOLDIEDDown 106: "... mercy on such ___": KiplingASWEDDown 107: Reader's Digest co-founder WallaceLILADDown 108: FitABLEDDown 109: Give a hootYELLDDown 111: Food for snakesEGGSDDown 112: StudiesDENSDDown 116: Fashion inits.YSLDDown 117: Course setting: Abbr.SSE