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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Britain's Queen ___
AAcross 4: 1994 Harry Connick Jr. album
AAcross 7: Tony winner RiveraCHITA
AAcross 12: Huddle
AAcross 18: Bellini or Fellini, e.g.
AAcross 20: Boosting
AAcross 22: Brooks Robinson was one
AAcross 23: BamboozledTAKENIN
AAcross 24: HandledSEENTO
AAcross 25: Lay bare
AAcross 26: Essay writing?THEMEGENERATION
AAcross 29: Like some bodies on a beach
AAcross 30: Graveyard shift periods, for shortAMS
AAcross 31: "What ___!" (words of regret)ALOSS
AAcross 32: Put a big loop in
AAcross 34: Snowman prop
AAcross 36: Indian queen
AAcross 38: Sen. BayhEVAN
AAcross 39: See 42-Across
AAcross 42: With 39-Across, way to stopONA
AAcross 43: Review of a worsening composer?DEBUSSYSLAMER
AAcross 48: "Pleasant" place in a Wordsworth poem
AAcross 49: Profs' helpers
AAcross 50: Kind of drum or trumpet
AAcross 51: It circles the globe
AAcross 52: 2000 Stanley Cup champions
AAcross 54: Nincompoop
AAcross 55: Get ready
AAcross 57: "The Downeaster ___" (Billy Joel song)ALEXA
AAcross 58: High spirits
AAcross 59: Some furniture material
AAcross 61: Tennyson poem
AAcross 63: Cardigan creators
AAcross 65: Beethoven's "___ for Winds in E flat major"
AAcross 67: Put back
AAcross 69: Country music's Dixie Chicks, e.g.
AAcross 70: Brown fur
AAcross 74: Joined securely
AAcross 77: Bribes
AAcross 79: Put in the pot
AAcross 80: Sales incentive
AAcross 83: Vespers preceder
AAcross 85: Partnership for Peace grp.
AAcross 87: Passenger's info, maybe
AAcross 88: Leopard relative
AAcross 89: Cease and desist order?STOPIT
AAcross 91: Nine-digit sequence
AAcross 92: Jerome Kern's "___ Song"
AAcross 93: "That's it!"
AAcross 94: Gift from the congregation?PASTORPRESENT
AAcross 97: 40's-60's leader overthrown by Ne WinUNU
AAcross 98: Poet Van Duyn
AAcross 100: Density symbols, in physics
AAcross 101: Czech Rep. neighborAUST
AAcross 102: Aerobics class order
AAcross 103: Archrival of AffirmedALYDAR
AAcross 105: Dividend earner
AAcross 108: Life in a library
AAcross 109: Kind of line
AAcross 111: What the state gambling board might do to increase sales?HAVEALOTTOOFFER
AAcross 117: Luanda's land
AAcross 119: Sitcom character with "many loves"GILLIS
AAcross 120: Slightly
AAcross 121: What a Peeping Tom may doPEERIN
AAcross 122: Intertwine
AAcross 123: Heaps
AAcross 124: Famous FordEILEEN
AAcross 125: Lots of sass?
AAcross 126: Time to prepare
AAcross 127: End of some U.R.L.'s
DDown 1: Dugout item
DDown 2: Home of Bryce Canyon
DDown 3: Work for Volkswagen, perhaps?MAKEAPASSAT
DDown 4: Math functions
DDown 5: Secretary of State with "Jr." in his nameHAIG
DDown 6: Kin of -ess or -trixENNE
DDown 7: Lawyer's rosterCASELIST
DDown 8: Sacred: PrefixHIERO
DDown 9: Fancies
DDown 10: Shades
DDown 11: Hostile to
DDown 12: Part of a chickpea plant
DDown 13: Double Stuf productsOREOS
DDown 14: Like Hermes' shoes
DDown 15: Question about Nastase's intent?WOULDILIE
DDown 16: Part of an antique shop nameOLDE
DDown 17: Nut sedge, e.g.
DDown 19: "I wanna!"LEMME
DDown 21: Hoodlum's time off?GOONVACATION
DDown 27: Half of Mork's sign-offNANU
DDown 28: Linguist ChomskyNOAM
DDown 33: Not relaxedONEDGE
DDown 34: Eye site
DDown 35: "Be right with you!"INASEC
DDown 36: Abandon détente
DDown 36: Abandon détente
DDown 37: How some oxen walk
DDown 38: Alchemists' concoctions
DDown 40: Tuna ___
DDown 41: "Whoa, boy!"
DDown 43: Passbook abbr.DEP
DDown 44: Relative of Mme.SRA
DDown 45: White's opposite
DDown 46: Pooped
DDown 47: Parents
DDown 53: Postcard's picture, often
DDown 56: The Kremlin's closet space?PUTINSTORAGE
DDown 60: Turkish leader AtatürkKEMAL
DDown 62: Old Fireflites and FiredomesDESOTOS
DDown 64: Many Scorpios wear them
DDown 66: From bottom ___TOTOP
DDown 68: Riccardo, in "Un Ballo in Maschera"
DDown 71: What a bad lead-off hitter frequently produces?ONEOUTOFTEN
DDown 72: Bring into accord
DDown 73: Begin to cry
DDown 75: Slow down
DDown 76: "Don Juan DeMarco" co-starDEPP
DDown 78: Pinch pennies
DDown 80: Meander
DDown 81: It's been said before
DDown 82: Sunday school dried-vegetable craft project?BEANANGEL
DDown 84: Raleigh, for one
DDown 86: Be decisive
DDown 90: Fragrant garden plantsTEAROSES
DDown 95: India's ___ Jahan
DDown 96: Mincemeat need
DDown 99: "Earth in the Balance" author
DDown 102: Is selective
DDown 104: George W. Bush, for oneYALIE
DDown 105: Markets
DDown 106: Coach who co-founded the N.F.L.HALAS
DDown 107: Girl with a cat named DinahALICE
DDown 108: City of Trees
DDown 109: With 118-Down, a Massachusetts locale
DDown 110: "You're the ___ Care For" (1931 song)ONEI
DDown 112: Hollywood crosser
DDown 113: It comes in a roll
DDown 114: Sainted kingOLAV
DDown 115: Marie Claire competitorELLE
DDown 116: Be quiet
DDown 118: See 109-Down
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