New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th January 2001

There are 63 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th January 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Aw, shaddup!"	SITONIT
AAcross 8:	Unfit for detail work
AAcross 14:	Stew holders
AAcross 20:	Horizontal molding
AAcross 21:	Long-tailed finch
AAcross 22:	"Who'd like to volunteer?"
AAcross 23:	Start of a January lament	TWASTHREEWEEKS
AAcross 25:	Yellowish-pink
AAcross 26:	___ con Dios (Spanish farewell)	VAYA
AAcross 27:	As to	INRE
AAcross 28:	Arab's greeting
AAcross 30:	Business card abbr.	EXT
AAcross 31:	Évian-___-Bains, France
AAcross 34:	It's a bust
AAcross 36:	Muscat money
AAcross 39:	Lament, part 2	AFTERCHRISTMASANDALL
AAcross 46:	Human rights agcy.
AAcross 47:	Aligned
AAcross 48:	Pops composer Anderson	LEROY
AAcross 49:	Tabby talk: Var.
AAcross 51:	Short end of the stick
AAcross 53:	Big boo-boo
AAcross 54:	Long suits
AAcross 55:	Sandusky's county
AAcross 56:	Photo finish
AAcross 59:	Shipboard direction
AAcross 61:	Wool coat wearer
AAcross 62:	Coup ___	DETAT
AAcross 64:	High, in Le Havre
AAcross 66:	Two- or four-seater?
AAcross 68:	Lament, part 3	THROUGHTHEHOUSE
AAcross 73:	Code of the samurai
AAcross 76:	Diamond figure
AAcross 77:	Must	HASTO
AAcross 81:	"Deathtrap" writer Levin
AAcross 82:	Bird of prey
AAcross 86:	On the up and up
AAcross 86:	On the up and up
AAcross 88:	Wet septet
AAcross 89:	Ford classics, familiarly	TBIRDS
AAcross 91:	Center of Los Angeles	ONEAL
AAcross 93:	First name in civil rights	CORETTA
AAcross 95:	"The Crucible" setting
AAcross 96:	Escalator feature
AAcross 97:	New York strip alternative	TBONE
AAcross 99:	8 in a date: Abbr.
AAcross 100:	Lament, part 4	NOTASINGLETHINGFITME
AAcross 104:	Taylor of "The Nanny"	RENEE
AAcross 105:	How some losses are shown	INRED
AAcross 106:	Major 20's supplier?
AAcross 107:	# # #: Abbr.
AAcross 109:	Meadowlands contests
AAcross 112:	Modern ice cream flavor
AAcross 114:	Look ahead
AAcross 118:	"Sure thing!"
AAcross 121:	End of the lament	NOTEVENABLOUSE
AAcross 125:	Kind of notebook
AAcross 126:	Up
AAcross 127:	It's enough to make you cry
AAcross 127:	It's enough to make you cry
AAcross 128:	What's left behind
AAcross 129:	Like Miss Congeniality
AAcross 130:	Shakes a leg
DDown 1:	Initials in 70's-80's comedy	SCTV
DDown 2:	"Field of Dreams" setting
DDown 3:	Carhop's need
DDown 4:	Marked down	ONSALE
DDown 5:	N.Y.C. hoops contest
DDown 6:	First person in Berlin
DDown 7:	Garr of "Mr. Mom"	TERI
DDown 8:	Olympics no-no
DDown 9:	Dims
DDown 10:	Be beholden to
DDown 11:	Wonders
DDown 12:	Little yipper
DDown 13:	Webb Pierce song "___ Know Why"	YESI
DDown 14:	Redeem
DDown 15:	Information decoder, maybe
DDown 16:	Olive ___	OYL
DDown 17:	Follows	COMESLATER
DDown 18:	Fort with a fortune
DDown 19:	Posted
DDown 24:	___ dos aguas (in doubt): Sp.	ENTRE
DDown 29:	Lee side?
DDown 32:	Art Deco designer	ERTE
DDown 33:	"Get lost!"
DDown 35:	Allied jumping-off point of July 1944	STLO
DDown 37:	Caution
DDown 38:	Animal house
DDown 39:	Put on
DDown 40:	Car trunk item, maybe
DDown 41:	Namely
DDown 42:	It's hard to keep going
DDown 43:	Athens's Temple of ___
DDown 44:	Make piles, say
DDown 45:	"Camelot" composer
DDown 50:	Drew on
DDown 52:	Failure
DDown 53:	One of Alcott's "little women"
DDown 54:	Woman of die Welt
DDown 57:	___ lepton (physics particle)
DDown 58:	Jerk
DDown 60:	Symbol like :-) or :-(
DDown 63:	Classic Orson Welles film, with "The"	THIRDMAN
DDown 65:	Abbr. sometimes used twice in a row
DDown 67:	Rib
DDown 69:	Vitamin bottle info	RDAS
DDown 70:	Campus location
DDown 71:	Poetic preposition
DDown 72:	"Blue-eyed" one in "The Tempest"
DDown 73:	Crumbs
DDown 74:	Like some legends
DDown 75:	Boy's outfit with bell-bottom trousers
DDown 78:	Lay into	SETAT
DDown 79:	Ryan's daughter
DDown 80:	River named for an Indian tribe
DDown 83:	On the fence
DDown 84:	A hundred sawbucks	ONEG
DDown 85:	True-to-life
DDown 87:	Island nation east of Fiji
DDown 90:	Astrolabe plate
DDown 92:	Gulf port
DDown 94:	Broken, old-style
DDown 96:	Seating section
DDown 97:	It's due once a month	THERENT
DDown 98:	Delaware senator	BIDEN
DDown 101:	Quiet
DDown 102:	Storehouses
DDown 103:	BMW, e.g.
DDown 107:	Trading letters
DDown 108:	"My bad"
DDown 110:	___ even keel	ONAN
DDown 111:	Math rings
DDown 113:	Gadzooks, for one
DDown 115:	Go downhill fast?
DDown 116:	Simile part	ASAN
DDown 117:	Eliot ___
DDown 119:	Kind of strap
DDown 120:	Dig in
DDown 122:	Legal conclusion
DDown 123:	Actress Benaderet	BEA
DDown 124:	Much of "Deck the Halls"