New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st April 2001

There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st April 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Filmmaker Nicolas	ROEG
AAcross 5:	"Aye"-catcher?	CAPN
AAcross 9:	Cockeyed
AAcross 14:	Loose talk?
AAcross 19:	Building support	IBAR
AAcross 20:	Department
AAcross 21:	Hairy-chested
AAcross 22:	Provoking person	RILER
AAcross 23:	Turndown #1	NOSIRREEB
AAcross 25:	Turndown #2	ITHINKILLPA
AAcross 27:	Continue
AAcross 28:	Architect Mies van der ___	ROHE
AAcross 30:	Lhasa ___ (dog)
AAcross 31:	"Down with!," in Dijon
AAcross 32:	Part of a test, maybe
AAcross 34:	Ernie of the P.G.A.
AAcross 35:	Pigeonholes
AAcross 37:	Including	ASWELLAS
AAcross 40:	Chucklehead
AAcross 43:	Tuba sound
AAcross 44:	Mormons, initially	LDS
AAcross 45:	Developing stage
AAcross 46:	"When hell freezes over!"
AAcross 50:	Turndown #3	OVERMYDEADBO
AAcross 54:	Turndown #4	YOUREDA
AAcross 56:	Andrea ___	DORIA
AAcross 57:	Like proclamations
AAcross 58:	City in Kyrgyzstan	OSH
AAcross 59:	Like Brahms's Symphony No. 3	INF
AAcross 60:	Music for which Peter Tosh is famous
AAcross 62:	Comparatively agile
AAcross 64:	Scold	YELLAT
AAcross 67:	Ticklish: Var.
AAcross 69:	In a plucky manner
AAcross 71:	Disappearing network TV employee
AAcross 74:	Like Midas
AAcross 78:	Alley-oop toss, e.g.
AAcross 81:	Tony-winning Hagen
AAcross 82:	Deck (out)
AAcross 84:	Cross the threshold
AAcross 86:	How tuna is packed	INOIL
AAcross 88:	Turndown #5	FATCHAN
AAcross 91:	Turndown #6	THATSANEGATI
AAcross 93:	"La Traviata" mezzo
AAcross 94:	Redeemed
AAcross 97:	"___ Box" (1992 pop music release)
AAcross 98:	Dallas cager, briefly	MAV
AAcross 99:	Vermin
AAcross 101:	Part of a buffer zone, maybe
AAcross 104:	Undo
AAcross 107:	Atmospheric prefix	AER
AAcross 108:	Sign of a slip
AAcross 110:	Fruitless
AAcross 111:	It may be divided into rows
AAcross 113:	What an outturned palm may mean
AAcross 114:	Lampooned	SENTUP
AAcross 118:	Turndown #7	NOTONYOURLI
AAcross 121:	Turndown #8	GIVEITARE
AAcross 123:	Potential serve-breaker's score	ADOUT
AAcross 124:	Shake like ___	ALEAF
AAcross 125:	Concluded
AAcross 126:	x, y or z
AAcross 127:	States' rights amendment to the Constitution
AAcross 128:	Natural sitting spot
AAcross 129:	Partner of rules, slangily
AAcross 130:	Kind of price
DDown 1:	Islanders' place
DDown 2:	"O" in old radio lingo
DDown 3:	Lighten
DDown 4:	Influenza
DDown 5:	Sensually
DDown 6:	It may follow you
DDown 7:	Titled ladies
DDown 8:	Fat cat
DDown 9:	Troubadour's subject, perhaps
DDown 10:	Bath ___
DDown 11:	Hospital gizmo
DDown 12:	Passes unnoticed	SLIPSBY
DDown 13:	Assn. and org., e.g.	SYNS
DDown 14:	Eastern title of respect
DDown 15:	His March 1952 marriage was big news	LILABNER
DDown 16:	"We'll ___ there to greet her" (old song lyric)	ALLBE
DDown 17:	Buddha's reputed birthplace
DDown 18:	Common stain
DDown 24:	Lucky streak
DDown 26:	Kind of nut
DDown 29:	Hid	HOLEDUP
DDown 33:	Ones left holding the bag?
DDown 34:	Personify
DDown 36:	Hokkaido native	AINU
DDown 37:	Footless animal
DDown 38:	Zest
DDown 39:	"I don't see it"
DDown 41:	It signals caution
DDown 42:	Rogers and others	ROYS
DDown 47:	Sign of secrecy
DDown 48:	Irish novelist O'Brien	EDNA
DDown 49:	Slew
DDown 51:	Washington bank name since 1840
DDown 52:	Fictional Mr.	MAGOO
DDown 53:	Ancient language: Abbr.	ASSYR
DDown 55:	"But of course!"	OHYES
DDown 58:	___ e sempre (now and always): It.
DDown 61:	Place for a valve
DDown 63:	Where Saladin was sultan
DDown 65:	Pitcher of milk?	ELSIE
DDown 66:	Possible cause of a spanking
DDown 68:	Fragile decoration
DDown 70:	Times to dream of
DDown 71:	Give a hand?
DDown 72:	Catalog card abbr.
DDown 72:	Catalog card abbr.
DDown 73:	Britain's Lord Ismay was its first head
DDown 75:	It begins "In the days of Ahasuerus ..."
DDown 76:	Part of the gasoline additive M.T.B.E.
DDown 77:	Scrolls site
DDown 79:	"Me, too!"	SOAMI
DDown 80:	Certain missile
DDown 83:	In the old days
DDown 85:	Tending to set apart
DDown 87:	In the flesh
DDown 89:	Hollered	CRIEDOUT
DDown 90:	Mandlikova of tennis	HANA
DDown 92:	Teetotalers
DDown 95:	By and large	ASARULE
DDown 96:	Directed
DDown 100:	Severely scold
DDown 102:	Number in Nuremberg	DREI
DDown 103:	Crazy, slangily
DDown 104:	Charged	RANAT
DDown 105:	Sap
DDown 106:	Tool attached to a rope
DDown 109:	Austerity
DDown 112:	Shade of black
DDown 113:	Ring bearer
DDown 115:	Checker, perhaps
DDown 116:	"A God in Ruins" novelist	URIS
DDown 117:	Noodge
DDown 119:	Number in a series
DDown 119:	Number in a series
DDown 120:	Trail
DDown 122:	Do nothin' at all