New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th February 2001 There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th February 2001. View the answers below.. 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Buckley was oneELIAAcross 72: Reply of affirmationYESIAMAAcross 74: InattentionLAXNESSAAcross 75: 20%, oftenTIPAAcross 76: Drive down the fairwayTEESHOTAAcross 81: Order to a bandHITITAAcross 82: QuashVETOAAcross 83: DISDAINUNDERDISCUSSIONAAcross 87: Two-time U.S. Open winner HartDORISAAcross 88: What prices may doSOARAAcross 89: MegacorporationGIANTAAcross 90: Take off the stock exchangeDELISTAAcross 91: SlipERRAAcross 92: "Moesha" broadcasterUPNAAcross 94: TIMBRELAHEAD OF TIMEAAcross 99: Run in front of URSTAAcross 100: It's rich in oilARABIAAAcross 104: See 60-DownALLENAAcross 105: LONE WOLFBEFORE LONGAAcross 107: It may be jumpedBAILAAcross 108: Pulitzer winner SinclairUPTONAAcross 113: Son of VenusAMORAAcross 114: MESSPRECEDINGMESSAGEAAcross 117: Romanian's neighborSERBAAcross 118: Word before second or hourPERAAcross 119: Protein sourceNUTAAcross 120: They were striking in the Stone AgeHANDAXESAAcross 121: Gridiron groupENDSAAcross 122: Gridiron gain: Abbr.YDSAAcross 123: Gridiron goals, brieflyTDSAAcross 124: Détente documentsTREATIESDDown 1: Whipped cream servingGLOBDDown 2: Rice-A-___RONIDDown 3: "No, No, Nanette" lyricist HarbachOTTODDown 4: Pronoun in a Hemingway titleWHOMDDown 5: Puppy pickup pointNAPEDDown 6: Gaucho's goldORODDown 7: One may be spotted in a gymLIFTERDDown 8: Revolution in square-dancingDO-SI-DODDown 9: PreciseDEAD-ONDDown 10: E-mail address endingORGDDown 11: Comedy club chorusHAHASDDown 12: Flashy Chevy, for shortVETTEDDown 13: Cancer or ScorpioWATERSIGNDDown 14: Architectural tapersSPIRESDDown 15: Burkina ___FASODDown 16: Bad treatmentILL-USAGEDDown 17: 12-Down, for oneSPORT CARDDown 18: Best players, usuallyTOPSEEDSDDown 24: Big copper exporterPERUDDown 25: Eastern newtEFTDDown 30: Something to be shownHOWDDown 31: Annual tourn. holderPGADDown 34: HeightenAMPLIFYDDown 35: Western accessoryBOLO TIEDDown 36: Brother of IphigeniaORESTESDDown 37: FeelingVIBEDDown 38: Hot time in QuébecETEDDown 39: PairDUODDown 44: PairTWODDown 45: Magazin articleEINDDown 46: Molecular biology topicRNADDown 47: Seat of Jackson County, TexasEDNADDown 49: Eden eventFALLDDown 50: "___ be in England ..."OHTODDown 51: MGM co-founderLOEWDDown 52: Pastoral expansesLEASDDown 53: Most curiousODDESTDDown 54: DisquietsROILSDDown 56: Like some modern restaurantsTHEMEDDDown 59: Hawk or HornetNBAERDDown 60: With 104-Across, former voice of "This Week in Baseball"MELDDown 62: Czar who succeeded Catherine IPETERIIDDown 63: Undemocratic tendencyELITISMDDown 64: Dorothy Parker deliveryRIPOSTEDDown 67: Sounds from a saunaAAHSDDown 68: Year the empress Octavia was murderedLXIIDDown 69: Prefix with dermalENTODDown 70: Ore siteVEINDDown 73: Aqueduct of Sylvius, e.g.ITERDDown 77: Hue stronger than scarletSIGNALREDDDown 78: Fu-___ (legendary Chinese sage)HSIDDown 79: Mozart's "L'___ del Cairo"OCADDown 80: 252 wine gallonsTUNDDown 82: Part of mVVOLTDDown 83: Software clients, collectivelyUSERBASEDDown 84: Noted seafarersNORSEMENDDown 85: Town near London, site of England's first paper millDARTFORDDDown 86: "All aboard!" area: Abbr.STADDown 87: Excellent, to a hip-hopperDEFDDown 90: Dress inDONDDown 92: Old Mideast inits.UARDDown 93: Like Top-Siders and khakisPREPPYDDown 95: They're not easily brokenHABITSDDown 96: PizazzELANDDown 97: Step offALIGHTDDown 98: Oceanside town north of San DiegoDELMARDDown 101: One side in an 1899 warBOERSDDown 102: Entrepreneur's reading, maybeINCDDown 103: One might get a cutAGENTDDown 106: Celestial arrayORBSDDown 108: Meat approver, for shortUSDADDown 109: Exam for jrs.PSATDDown 110: El alternativeTAXIDDown 111: S-curveOGEEDDown 112: Top UntouchableNESSDDown 115: TurkeyDUDDDown 116: Ending with butylENE