New York Times Answers - Monday, 12th March 2001

There are 39 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 12th March 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	London TV inits.	BBC
AAcross 4:	Opening bridge bid, informally	AHEART
AAcross 10:	Take cover
AAcross 14:	Cotton State: Abbr.
AAcross 14:	Cotton State: Abbr.
AAcross 15:	Maria of the Met
AAcross 16:	Dilly
AAcross 17:	Wagon track
AAcross 18:	"Dallas," e.g., famously
AAcross 20:	India's first prime minister
AAcross 22:	Like households after daybreak
AAcross 23:	Spanish gold	ORO
AAcross 24:	Big rabbit features
AAcross 26:	One causing mayhem
AAcross 28:	"I Love Lucy," usually
AAcross 33:	Neighbor of Swe.
AAcross 34:	"A Confederacy of Dunces" author John Kennedy ___	TOOLE
AAcross 35:	Worked in a lumber mill
AAcross 39:	"Chestnuts roasting ___ open fire"	ONAN
AAcross 41:	Lopez of "The Dirty Dozen"	TRINI
AAcross 43:	Put on board
AAcross 44:	Charles's princedom
AAcross 46:	"Tinker to ___ to Chance"
AAcross 48:	Whopper
AAcross 49:	Many a "Twilight Zone"	SPINETINGLER
AAcross 52:	Condition of affairs
AAcross 55:	Trickle (in)
AAcross 56:	"___ Wiedersehen"
AAcross 57:	When repeated, tells all
AAcross 61:	Modern correspondence
AAcross 61:	Modern correspondence
AAcross 64:	"Roots," e.g.
AAcross 67:	"The Murders in the Rue Morgue" writer
AAcross 68:	Italian money
AAcross 69:	Graceland, e.g.
AAcross 70:	U.F.O. crew	ETS
AAcross 71:	Sporting blade
AAcross 72:	Near ringer
AAcross 73:	Fink
DDown 1:	Building near a silo
DDown 2:	Sky-colored
DDown 3:	St. Patrick's, e.g.
DDown 4:	Ill-fated, old-style
DDown 5:	Shakespearean prince	HAL
DDown 6:	Pen name of Charles Lamb
DDown 7:	Gov. Landon and others
DDown 8:	Tom Hanks's escape in "Cast Away"
DDown 9:	Weekend wear
DDown 10:	Sweetums
DDown 11:	Fort Knox bar
DDown 12:	Tractor maker
DDown 13:	Oversight
DDown 19:	The Ram
DDown 21:	Actress ___ Dawn Chong	RAE
DDown 25:	Poor name for a solid-colored dog
DDown 27:	Voiced
DDown 28:	Winter forecast
DDown 29:	School in New Rochelle, N.Y.	IONA
DDown 30:	Actress Sophia
DDown 31:	"As ___ and breathe!"	ILIVE
DDown 32:	Basic belief
DDown 36:	Room decor
DDown 37:	Falco of "The Sopranos"	EDIE
DDown 38:	Bucks and does
DDown 40:	Spider's home
DDown 42:	Eye part
DDown 45:	Gumption
DDown 47:	Villain, at times
DDown 50:	Novelist Allende
DDown 51:	Sparkler
DDown 52:	Fine fur
DDown 53:	Dutch bulb
DDown 54:	Ere
DDown 58:	Ponder
DDown 59:	"Cómo ___ usted?"	ESTA
DDown 60:	___ Lee of Marvel Comics	STAN
DDown 62:	Smidgen
DDown 63:	Just in case
DDown 65:	Middling mark
DDown 66:	Summer, in Montréal	ETE