New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th January 2001 There are 75 across clues and 61 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th January 2001. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Spin doctorPR MANAAcross 6: Some TV'sRCASAAcross 10: Like some sketches: Abbr.BIOGAAcross 14: 90%, sayMOSTAAcross 18: Its walls withstand a lot of pressureAORTAAAcross 19: Novelist EphronDELIAAAcross 20: The rain in SpainAGUAAAcross 21: Enough, for someONCEAAcross 22: Pick upLEARNAAcross 23: Key materialIVORYAAcross 24: Outlying district, brieflyBURBAAcross 25: Ginza glowerNEONAAcross 26: Never, in NordhausenNIEAAcross 27: When the American Academy of Arts and Sciences was foundedSEVENTEENEIGHTYAAcross 30: Cross withMADATAAcross 32: ___ chi (martial art)TAIAAcross 33: Eight in a row?OARSAAcross 34: Hands-on defense?KARATEAAcross 35: Patriot, e.g.SAMAAcross 36: Flip side?TAILSAAcross 38: Sorority lettersMUSAAcross 39: Social reformer BloomerAMELIAAAcross 40: 14-Down's warningGRRAAcross 41: Some annexesELLSAAcross 42: No formal discourseCHATAAcross 44: Lift, so to speakPILFERAAcross 45: Like sleep, ideallyRESTFULAAcross 47: Where sharks prowlPOOLHALLAAcross 50: Linguist ChomskyNOAMAAcross 51: "The Christmas Song" co-composerTORMEAAcross 52: Mrs. RabinLEAHAAcross 54: Winter time: Abbr.FEBAAcross 57: Destroyers, in briefABOMBSAAcross 59: "Gotcha"ISEEAAcross 60: ___ coladaPINAAAcross 61: Prefix with friendlyECOAAcross 62: "Knight, Death and the Devil" engraverDURERAAcross 63: Local forecast focusMETROAREAAAcross 66: Tawny thrushVEERYAAcross 68: Record's end?ESTAAcross 69: Germs may grow in itAGARAAcross 71: Blender soundWHIRAAcross 72: Oklahoma state treeREDBUDAAcross 73: Surprise party admonitionSHHAAcross 74: Lock producerYALEAAcross 75: Took a position in the service?KNELTAAcross 76: Scott Turow bookONELAAcross 77: Kind of day, month or yearSIDEREALAAcross 79: Least perturbableCOOLESTAAcross 82: DogHARASSAAcross 87: "Howdy!" sayerPARDAAcross 88: "Sula" novelist MorrisonTONIAAcross 89: Big clodAPEAAcross 90: Famous getting-off spotARARATAAcross 91: Water ___PIKAAcross 92: "Right as the Rain" songwriterARLENAAcross 93: P.I., e.g.TECAAcross 94: Stanza alternativeSENTRAAAcross 95: Trash can on a desktop, e.g.ICONAAcross 97: CeilingLIDAAcross 98: Yawl look-alikeKETCHAAcross 100: 1956 Sinatra songHOWLITTLEWEKNOWAAcross 103: Traveller's riderLEEAAcross 104: Tennis's NastaseILIEAAcross 105: Like Dumas's maskIRONAAcross 106: Actress ValliALIDAAAcross 107: Soul singer Thomas et al.IRMASAAcross 110: Some srs. take themSATSAAcross 111: Seine tributaryOISEAAcross 112: Skater, at timesLACERAAcross 113: BriskNIPPYAAcross 114: Derisive laughsHEHSAAcross 115: TurndownsNOESAAcross 116: Son of SethENOSAAcross 117: AgeGET ONDDown 1: Blood brotherPALDDown 2: SpawnROEDDown 3: Crime-solving couple of old radioMRANDMRSNORTHDDown 4: Skylit courtsATRIADDown 5: "Harper Valley P.T.A." actressNANETTEFABRAYDDown 6: LeaksREVEALSDDown 7: Saki's "The Chronicles of ___"CLOVISDDown 8: Frigid follower?AIREDDown 9: RefuseSAYNODDown 10: Diamond legendBABE RUTHDDown 11: Unconvincing concurrenceIGUESSDDown 12: Dogpatch possessiveOURNDDown 13: Mr. Kotter's portrayerGABEKAPLANDDown 14: Crossbreeding resultMONGRELDDown 15: Two quartersONE-HALFDDown 16: Dog that yipsSCOTTIEDDown 17: Like some loan repayment plansTENYEARDDown 19: Concentrate, in a wayDISTILLDDown 28: Durango dishTAMALEDDown 29: Neil Diamond's "___ Said"IAMIDDown 30: Church dignitary's title: Abbr.MSGRDDown 31: It flows through the Lake of ThunAAREDDown 37: Some college endowersALUMSDDown 42: It may be stuck in an appleCORERDDown 43: Mortgagor, oftenHOMEOWNERDDown 46: 1,000-pager, e.g.TOMEDDown 47: Part of 108-DownPOSTDDown 48: "Tijuana Taxi" performerALPERTDDown 49: "Star Wars" roleLEIADDown 51: Kind of seatingTIEREDDDown 53: Be cluelessHAVENOINKLINGDDown 54: No great endeavorFEEBLEATTEMPTDDown 55: AlmondECRUDDown 56: Peace Nobelist John ___ OrrBOYDDDown 57: Juice bar stockADESDDown 58: Justice Souter's appointerBUSHDDown 63: Neighbor of MauritaniaMALIDDown 64: UpAHEADDDown 65: StreamletRILLDDown 67: "James Joyce" author Leon ___EDELDDown 70: Place for pumpsGAS STATIONDDown 72: TV exec ArledgeROONEDDown 75: Former Polish capitalKRAKOWDDown 78: Sexless onesEPICENESDDown 79: It began after 1945COLD WARDDown 80: On ___ (without a contract)SPECDDown 81: Kind of supportTECHDDown 82: IntoxicantHASHISHDDown 83: Iris featuresAREOLAEDDown 84: Used, as an ideaRANWITHDDown 85: UnaffectedARTLESSDDown 86: Delhi wrapSARIDDown 88: Some vacuum tubesTRIODESDDown 91: HairyPILOSEDDown 92: Magnet alloyALNICODDown 96: ___ Fraser of tennisNEALEDDown 99: HitchcockianEERIEDDown 101: Dumas's musketeers, for exampleTRIODDown 102: Hate groupKLANDDown 108: V-mail addressAPODDown 109: Dict. listingSYN