New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th March 2001 There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th March 2001. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Britain's Queen ___MUMAAcross 4: 1994 Harry Connick Jr. albumSHEAAcross 7: Tony winner RiveraCHITAAAcross 12: HuddlePOWWOWAAcross 18: Bellini or Fellini, e.g.ITALIANAAcross 20: BoostingAIDINGAAcross 22: Brooks Robinson was oneORIOLEAAcross 23: BamboozledTAKENINAAcross 24: HandledSEENTOAAcross 25: Lay bareDENUDEAAcross 26: Essay writing?THEMEGENERATIONAAcross 29: Like some bodies on a beachOGLEDAAcross 30: Graveyard shift periods, for shortAMSAAcross 31: "What ___!" (words of regret)ALOSSAAcross 32: Put a big loop inNOOSEDAAcross 34: Snowman propPIPEAAcross 36: Indian queenRANIAAcross 38: Sen. BayhEVANAAcross 39: See 42-AcrossDIMEAAcross 42: With 39-Across, way to stopONAAAcross 43: Review of a worsening composer?DEBUSSYSLAMERAAcross 48: "Pleasant" place in a Wordsworth poemLEAAAcross 49: Profs' helpersTASAAcross 50: Kind of drum or trumpetEARAAcross 51: It circles the globeTROPICAAcross 52: 2000 Stanley Cup championsDEVILSAAcross 54: NincompoopASSAAcross 55: Get readyPREPAAcross 57: "The Downeaster ___" (Billy Joel song)ALEXAAAcross 58: High spiritsGAIETYAAcross 59: Some furniture materialTEAKAAcross 61: Tennyson poemMAUDAAcross 63: Cardigan creatorsKNITTERSAAcross 65: Beethoven's "___ for Winds in E flat major"OCTETAAcross 67: Put backSTETAAcross 69: Country music's Dixie Chicks, e.g.TRIOAAcross 70: Brown furSTOATAAcross 74: Joined securelyMORTISEDAAcross 77: BribesSOPSAAcross 79: Put in the potANTEAAcross 80: Sales incentiveREBATEAAcross 83: Vespers precederNONESAAcross 85: Partnership for Peace grp.NATOAAcross 87: Passenger's info, maybeETAAAcross 88: Leopard relativeOCELOTAAcross 89: Cease and desist order?STOPITAAcross 91: Nine-digit sequenceZIPAAcross 92: Jerome Kern's "___ Song"OURAAcross 93: "That's it!"AHAAAcross 94: Gift from the congregation?PASTORPRESENTAAcross 97: 40's-60's leader overthrown by Ne WinUNUAAcross 98: Poet Van DuynMONAAAcross 100: Density symbols, in physicsRHOSAAcross 101: Czech Rep. neighborAUSTAAcross 102: Aerobics class orderSTEPAAcross 103: Archrival of AffirmedALYDARAAcross 105: Dividend earnerSHAREAAcross 108: Life in a libraryBIOAAcross 109: Kind of lineCONGAAAcross 111: What the state gambling board might do to increase sales?HAVEALOTTOOFFERAAcross 117: Luanda's landANGOLAAAcross 119: Sitcom character with "many loves"GILLISAAcross 120: SlightlyA LITTLEAAcross 121: What a Peeping Tom may doPEERINAAcross 122: IntertwineENLACEAAcross 123: HeapsPASSELSAAcross 124: Famous FordEILEENAAcross 125: Lots of sass?ESSESAAcross 126: Time to prepareEVEAAcross 127: End of some U.R.L.'sNETDDown 1: Dugout itemMITTDDown 2: Home of Bryce CanyonUTAHDDown 3: Work for Volkswagen, perhaps?MAKEAPASSATDDown 4: Math functionsSINESDDown 5: Secretary of State with "Jr." in his nameHAIGDDown 6: Kin of -ess or -trixENNEDDown 7: Lawyer's rosterCASELISTDDown 8: Sacred: PrefixHIERODDown 9: FanciesIDEASDDown 10: ShadesTINTSDDown 11: Hostile toANTIDDown 12: Part of a chickpea plantPODDDown 13: Double Stuf productsOREOSDDown 14: Like Hermes' shoesWINGEDDDown 15: Question about Nastase's intent?WOULDILIEDDown 16: Part of an antique shop nameOLDEDDown 17: Nut sedge, e.g.WEEDDDown 19: "I wanna!"LEMMEDDown 21: Hoodlum's time off?GOONVACATIONDDown 27: Half of Mork's sign-offNANUDDown 28: Linguist ChomskyNOAMDDown 33: Not relaxedONEDGEDDown 34: Eye sitePOTATODDown 35: "Be right with you!"INASECDDown 36: Abandon détenteRE-ARMDDown 36: Abandon détenteREARMDDown 37: How some oxen walkABREASTDDown 38: Alchemists' concoctionsELIXIRSDDown 40: Tuna ___MELTDDown 41: "Whoa, boy!"EASYDDown 43: Passbook abbr.DEPDDown 44: Relative of Mme.SRADDown 45: White's oppositeYOLKDDown 46: PoopedSPENTDDown 47: ParentsREARSDDown 53: Postcard's picture, oftenVISTADDown 56: The Kremlin's closet space?PUTINSTORAGEDDown 60: Turkish leader AtatürkKEMALDDown 62: Old Fireflites and FiredomesDESOTOSDDown 64: Many Scorpios wear themTOPAZESDDown 66: From bottom ___TOTOPDDown 68: Riccardo, in "Un Ballo in Maschera"TENORDDown 71: What a bad lead-off hitter frequently produces?ONEOUTOFTENDDown 72: Bring into accordATTUNEDDown 73: Begin to cryTEAR UPDDown 75: Slow downRETARDDDown 76: "Don Juan DeMarco" co-starDEPPDDown 78: Pinch penniesSTINTDDown 80: MeanderROAMDDown 81: It's been said beforeECHODDown 82: Sunday school dried-vegetable craft project?BEANANGELDDown 84: Raleigh, for oneSIRDDown 86: Be decisiveOPTDDown 90: Fragrant garden plantsTEAROSESDDown 95: India's ___ JahanSHAHDDown 96: Mincemeat needSUETDDown 99: "Earth in the Balance" authorAL GOREDDown 102: Is selectiveSIFTSDDown 104: George W. Bush, for oneYALIEDDown 105: MarketsSELLSDDown 106: Coach who co-founded the N.F.L.HALASDDown 107: Girl with a cat named DinahALICEDDown 108: City of TreesBOISEDDown 109: With 118-Down, a Massachusetts localeCAPEDDown 110: "You're the ___ Care For" (1931 song)ONEIDDown 112: Hollywood crosserVINEDDown 113: It comes in a rollTAPEDDown 114: Sainted kingOLAVDDown 115: Marie Claire competitorELLEDDown 116: Be quietRESTDDown 118: See 109-DownANN