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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd April 2001

    There are 64 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd April 2001. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Novelist O'FlahertyLIAM
    AAcross 5: Where streams run
    AAcross 10: They're sent out from HQAPBS
    AAcross 14: With it
    AAcross 18: Detractor
    AAcross 19: Ancient marketplace
    AAcross 20: "The Tempest" character
    AAcross 21: Response to a gag
    AAcross 21: Response to a gag
    AAcross 22: Kind of market
    AAcross 23: Gold digger seduces a different kind of gold digger, gets charged with ...CORRUPTINGAMINER
    AAcross 26: Like some surgery
    AAcross 27: Hydrocarbon suffix
    AAcross 28: "The Phantom Menace" planetNABOO
    AAcross 29: South Seas kingdom
    AAcross 30: Cramming student takes Vivarin, gets charged with ...RESISTINGAREST
    AAcross 33: Hunts by tracking
    AAcross 35: Old joke
    AAcross 36: One of Maris's overtakersSOSA
    AAcross 38: 1920's-40's North Dakota senator Gerald
    AAcross 39: Above, with "of"
    AAcross 42: Hospital jobs
    AAcross 45: Incessantly
    AAcross 49: City near FlorencePRATO
    AAcross 50: End of a footrace
    AAcross 51: Didn't quit in the middle of a jobSAWITOUT
    AAcross 52: Chess player accidentally pushes pawn, gets charged with ...DISTURBINGTHEPIECE
    AAcross 57: Freud's I
    AAcross 58: "Nuts!"
    AAcross 59: Towers over the field?
    AAcross 60: Well-groomed
    AAcross 64: Nautical centerpiece
    AAcross 66: Monster truck driver changes flat tire, gets charged with ...
    AAcross 70: "Run ___ Run" (1998 film)LOLA
    AAcross 71: Actor AlbertEDDIE
    AAcross 73: Sitting spot
    AAcross 74: Fiction enthusiast?
    AAcross 76: Road sealant
    AAcross 77: Motorist pulls into parking lot, gets charged with ...BRAKINGANDENTERING
    AAcross 82: Go too far
    AAcross 85: Care for
    AAcross 86: New York archbishop before O'Connor
    AAcross 87: Obsesses
    AAcross 88: ___ MartinASTON
    AAcross 90: Competing with
    AAcross 92: Way to send docs. electronically
    AAcross 93: Dessert for one
    AAcross 95: Grabbers
    AAcross 97: Unemotional
    AAcross 101: Patron squeezes into crowded luncheonette, gets charged with ...COUNTERFITTING
    AAcross 107: Not being usedONICE
    AAcross 108: "Presumed Innocent" novelistTUROW
    AAcross 109: Big load
    AAcross 110: Czech runner ZatopekEMIL
    AAcross 111: Cabbie avoids accident, gets charged with ...WRECKLESSDRIVING
    AAcross 114: Libertine
    AAcross 115: Sound on Old MacDonald's farm
    AAcross 116: Bunk
    AAcross 117: Martini's partnerROSSI
    AAcross 118: Freud's I's
    AAcross 119: Gardening supplies
    AAcross 120: Days ___ (highway sights)
    AAcross 121: Grow dark, perhaps
    AAcross 122: Reading areas
    DDown 1: Part of a mechanic's bill
    DDown 2: Accustom (to)
    DDown 3: Someone with a lot on his shoulders
    DDown 4: Tiny power unit
    DDown 5: Left
    DDown 6: Tribulations
    DDown 7: Songwriter Hart
    DDown 8: Misjudge
    DDown 9: Luxury hotel feature
    DDown 10: Some operatic songs
    DDown 11: Dry red wines
    DDown 12: Solicit
    DDown 13: Airplane wing extenders
    DDown 14: Material for uniforms
    DDown 15: KeepHANGONTO
    DDown 16: Simpatico replyIHEARYOU
    DDown 17: Beetle, e.g.
    DDown 20: If everything goes right
    DDown 24: Norm
    DDown 25: Swabber
    DDown 31: Hide from view
    DDown 32: Arrive
    DDown 34: Natl. Courtesy Month
    DDown 37: Novelist in a relationship with Henry MillerANAISNIN
    DDown 39: Author of the #1 best seller "Couples"
    DDown 40: ___ to move
    DDown 41: Now clean
    DDown 43: Bit of a joule
    DDown 44: IsolatesSETSAPART
    DDown 46: Be behind
    DDown 47: Shaving injury
    DDown 48: Brace
    DDown 50: Fancy shoe
    DDown 50: Fancy shoe
    DDown 51: Auto option
    DDown 53: Noise from a fan
    DDown 54: Most peppy
    DDown 55: Minute Maid product
    DDown 56: ___ Grove Village, Ill.
    DDown 61: One may be on the floor
    DDown 62: Flooring, maybe
    DDown 63: Wal-Mart competitor
    DDown 65: Well-balanced person?
    DDown 67: Sweetie
    DDown 68: Nudge
    DDown 69: What a mug might hold
    DDown 72: Formerly, once
    DDown 75: Change one's tune
    DDown 78: Partook of
    DDown 79: Prefix with realism
    DDown 80: "De Vulgare Eloquentia" author
    DDown 81: Painted the town red
    DDown 82: Kills, in slang
    DDown 83: "The Bicycle Thief" director ___ De SicaVITTORIO
    DDown 84: Square figure?
    DDown 88: Foments
    DDown 89: Well-built
    DDown 90: Ex-Sen. D'AmatoALFONSE
    DDown 91: At the outsetGOINGIN
    DDown 94: AffectsACTSON
    DDown 96: Conservatory graduate
    DDown 98: Some jazz improv
    DDown 99: "How awful!"
    DDown 100: Site of Shah Jahan's Red Fort
    DDown 102: Hide-hair connector
    DDown 103: Play with idly
    DDown 104: Public persona
    DDown 105: Popular cameraNIKON
    DDown 106: Actress SharonGLESS
    DDown 111: Doo-___
    DDown 112: Time on end
    DDown 113: Cold war broadcaster: Abbr.VOA
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