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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th December 2000

    There are 73 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th December 2000. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Doesn't just close
    AAcross 6: Morse bit
    AAcross 9: "This is fun!"
    AAcross 13: Not run
    AAcross 17: It's broken at parties
    AAcross 19: They're often kept in
    AAcross 21: Spike
    AAcross 22: Laser alternative
    AAcross 22: Laser alternative
    AAcross 23: Like some vaults
    AAcross 25: Service expert
    AAcross 26: Fairness in hiring, say
    AAcross 26: Fairness in hiring, say
    AAcross 28: One-dimensional
    AAcross 30: River through BelgiumYSER
    AAcross 31: Distress call recipient: Abbr.
    AAcross 32: Whirl
    AAcross 33: Fancy neckwear
    AAcross 34: Genetic code carrier
    AAcross 35: Sarcastic
    AAcross 38: Like cedarwood or cigar smoke
    AAcross 40: Coptic titles
    AAcross 43: Some TV'sRCAS
    AAcross 45: Cutting tool
    AAcross 47: County north of the river ShannonCLARE
    AAcross 48: It's outstanding
    AAcross 49: Geometric figure
    AAcross 50: Rapid growth area
    AAcross 52: Alternative to buy
    AAcross 54: Apr. addressee
    AAcross 55: Computer site
    AAcross 58: Smidgen
    AAcross 59: Extras
    AAcross 62: "Love ___" (Beatles song)MEDO
    AAcross 64: "It Walks by Night" author
    AAcross 65: Part of E.R.: Abbr.EMER
    AAcross 66: French vineyard
    AAcross 67: Hush-hush grp.
    AAcross 69: Albanian currency
    AAcross 70: Award for "Rent"OBIE
    AAcross 71: Toxin fighters
    AAcross 72: Caps
    AAcross 74: Certain duty
    AAcross 76: Dozes
    AAcross 77: Stab
    AAcross 78: It may follow a dotCOM
    AAcross 79: Fan's opposite
    AAcross 81: Some Broadway fare
    AAcross 83: Personally bringCARRYIN
    AAcross 85: Calls, as a game
    AAcross 88: Clipped
    AAcross 89: Obliged out of integrityHONORBOUND
    AAcross 92: Actress WardSELA
    AAcross 93: Sacs
    AAcross 94: Kind of mass, in physics
    AAcross 95: Villa in MexicoPANCHO
    AAcross 97: Treat like a dog?
    AAcross 98: Antiquity, in antiquity
    AAcross 99: Balkan native
    AAcross 103: Rapid transit inits.MTA
    AAcross 104: P.O. employees have themRTES
    AAcross 108: Anthony Kennedy's Supreme Court predecessor
    AAcross 110: Winter league activityINDOORBASEBALL
    AAcross 113: "Are you ___ out?"INOR
    AAcross 114: Incidental matterSIDEISSUE
    AAcross 116: Clef designation
    AAcross 117: To be, in BrestETRE
    AAcross 118: Cradlesong
    AAcross 119: Stored, as fodder
    AAcross 120: Competitor of Bloomingdale'sSAKS
    AAcross 121: Katie's "Today" co-host
    AAcross 122: Composer Rorem
    AAcross 123: Waist-length jacketsETONS
    DDown 1: Hot
    DDown 2: Brits' floor coverings
    DDown 3: Twist locale
    DDown 4: 1905 Shaw playMAJORBARBARA
    DDown 5: Suffix with hipSTER
    DDown 6: Contempt
    DDown 7: Exiled tyrant
    DDown 8: Multitude
    DDown 9: Erased
    DDown 10: Like the fox hunting set
    DDown 11: Grandson of EveENOS
    DDown 12: "___ Beso" (Anka hit)ESO
    DDown 13: Family group
    DDown 14: The Lizard constellation
    DDown 15: Sea nymph
    DDown 16: Retaining wall site
    DDown 18: No longer on deck
    DDown 20: Watch
    DDown 24: Exchange employeeFLOORBROKER
    DDown 27: Scottish landowner
    DDown 29: Foot in a line
    DDown 33: Trite sayings
    DDown 36: "Mm-hmm"ISEE
    DDown 37: Gothic feature
    DDown 38: Prefix with benzene
    DDown 39: Singer Green and others
    DDown 40: Hurting the most
    DDown 41: Late ___
    DDown 42: Usually it's not included
    DDown 44: Back on the briny
    DDown 45: $200 Monopoly props.RRS
    DDown 46: "Beg pardon ..."
    DDown 51: Medical group outputDOCTORBILLS
    DDown 53: Selling point
    DDown 55: Shakespearean title word
    DDown 56: Least interesting
    DDown 57: Symbols of free speech
    DDown 60: Mine artery
    DDown 61: Proceed without the words
    DDown 63: Teacher of SamuelELI
    DDown 64: Factory conduit
    DDown 68: LumberjacksAXERS
    DDown 73: Place for a guard
    DDown 75: Weirdo
    DDown 78: Syndicate
    DDown 80: "Go on ..."
    DDown 82: Emulate Dürer
    DDown 83: ___ anglais (English horn)
    DDown 84: Actor BrynnerYUL
    DDown 86: How peaches may be served
    DDown 87: A fly-by-night?
    DDown 89: Longhairs
    DDown 90: New York city on the SusquehannaONEONTA
    DDown 91: Like some television
    DDown 96: Flings
    DDown 99: Hägar the Horrible's dogSNERT
    DDown 100: Pronouncement
    DDown 101: Dawn-colored
    DDown 102: Merchant vessel officer
    DDown 102: Merchant vessel officer
    DDown 105: Ban
    DDown 106: 1942 Pulitzer novelist GlasgowELLEN
    DDown 107: Coasters
    DDown 109: "___ Tu" (1974 hit)
    DDown 110: Concept
    DDown 111: Dodge
    DDown 112: Ashtabula's lake
    DDown 115: Company that programmed Deep BlueIBM
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