New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th April 2001

There are 89 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th April 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	It might make you sweat
AAcross 4:	Bad way to go
AAcross 8:	Vatican-related
AAcross 13:	Bouncer's work
AAcross 21:	Work (out)
AAcross 22:	Crackers
AAcross 23:	Agave root
AAcross 24:	Gym trainer's catchphrase	PUMPITUP
AAcross 25:	Bit of financial planning, for short
AAcross 26:	Corner
AAcross 27:	Alaska's ___ National Historical Park
AAcross 28:	Mexican entree
AAcross 29:	Basic
AAcross 31:	Links legend
AAcross 32:	Much of the New Testament
AAcross 33:	A, in communications
AAcross 34:	Galas
AAcross 35:	Schmidt's successor as German chancellor
AAcross 36:	Region of Saudi Arabia	ASIR
AAcross 37:	Like the most expensive hamburger meat
AAcross 39:	Feeling on an observation deck, perhaps
AAcross 41:	Banes
AAcross 47:	James Brown's "___ the Feelin'"	IGOT
AAcross 48:	Articulate
AAcross 49:	Ray blocker
AAcross 51:	"A Streetcar Named Desire" role
AAcross 52:	Breakfast fare
AAcross 54:	Churchill and Logan: Abbr.	MTS
AAcross 55:	Belief
AAcross 56:	"Here!"	TAKEIT
AAcross 57:	Env. notation	ATTN
AAcross 58:	Some Indochinese
AAcross 60:	"Das Lied von der ___"	ERDE
AAcross 61:	___ leash	ONA
AAcross 63:	Caterpillar hair
AAcross 64:	Wall St. deal	LBO
AAcross 65:	Advertise
AAcross 66:	___-Pitch	SLO
AAcross 67:	Apartments
AAcross 69:	Compose
AAcross 70:	Ostrich's production	LARGEEGG
AAcross 72:	Tries to pick up	HITSON
AAcross 75:	Beginning and end	BEALL
AAcross 77:	Rears
AAcross 78:	"Amen!"
AAcross 81:	Runs
AAcross 84:	It may be below a crest
AAcross 86:	Drove drunkenly
AAcross 87:	Do home work?
AAcross 89:	What blossoms do, in poetry
AAcross 91:	Whirling	ASPIN
AAcross 93:	Rank below a Lt. j.g.
AAcross 94:	Literary pseudonym
AAcross 95:	High school dept.	SCI
AAcross 96:	Magazines have them
AAcross 98:	Kit ___
AAcross 99:	Mallorca, e.g.	ISLA
AAcross 101:	Tape measure part
AAcross 102:	Kind of beer
AAcross 103:	"The Taking of Pelham One Two Three" setting
AAcross 105:	Dinsmore of old children's books	ELSIE
AAcross 107:	Onetime White House nickname
AAcross 108:	Rigg and Ross	DIANAS
AAcross 110:	Paragons
AAcross 111:	Shot in eightball
AAcross 112:	Sched. approximation
AAcross 113:	Dungeons & Dragons characters
AAcross 114:	Memorable Pacino role	SERPICO
AAcross 116:	Concrete problem
AAcross 118:	Court-ordered exam, perhaps	DNATEST
AAcross 121:	Common request	RSVP
AAcross 123:	French 101 word	ETRE
AAcross 124:	Cabin component
AAcross 125:	Colorful language
AAcross 126:	Turtle shell
AAcross 131:	Play area
AAcross 132:	So as not to be heard	ONTIPTOE
AAcross 134:	Like a disappointing golf game	ABOVEPAR
AAcross 135:	Casino gear
AAcross 136:	Cuisine
AAcross 137:	Hotel room features	TVS
AAcross 138:	Basket makers
AAcross 139:	"You can count on me!"	ICARE
AAcross 140:	Straight
AAcross 141:	Waikiki wear
AAcross 142:	Cantankerous
AAcross 143:	Firm parts: Abbr.	ATTYS
AAcross 144:	Georgia et al., once: Abbr.	SSRS
AAcross 145:	Tricky curve
DDown 1:	Kind of column
DDown 2:	Let go, in a way
DDown 3:	1957 film featuring the subject of this puzzle	ANAFFAIRTOREMEMBER
DDown 4:	Choir singers	ALTI
DDown 5:	The subject of this puzzle, on 5/1/31, the day it opened	WORLDSTALLESTSKYSCRAPER
DDown 6:	Tamable cat
DDown 7:	Gardener's soil
DDown 8:	Openers
DDown 9:	Key of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3	AMINOR
DDown 10:	What you may do during a 15-Down?	POTEHTOTROTAVELEEHTEKAT
DDown 11:	Like some cocoa powder
DDown 12:	One of a pair of dancers
DDown 13:	Sports equipment used with masks
DDown 14:	Like a hot club, informally	JUMPIN
DDown 15:	See 10-Down	EMPIRESTATEBUILDINGTOUR
DDown 16:	No. crunchers	CPAS
DDown 17:	Salon offering
DDown 18:	Like some type: Abbr.	ITAL
DDown 19:	Titian's "Venus of Urbino," for one
DDown 20:	Transcript stats	GPAS
DDown 30:	Welcomed, as the New Year	RANGIN
DDown 36:	Excellent
DDown 38:	Many, many moons
DDown 39:	Vintners' needs
DDown 40:	Out of the ballpark
DDown 42:	Rail org.	MTA
DDown 43:	Funhouse sounds	EEKS
DDown 44:	1993 film featuring the subject of this puzzle	SLEEPLESSINSEATTLE
DDown 45:	Ins
DDown 46:	Tempter
DDown 48:	Polluted, in a way
DDown 50:	Rugby competitor	ETON
DDown 52:	Slips
DDown 53:	Single time?
DDown 59:	Mo. in which Bill Clinton was born
DDown 60:	"Paint Your Wagon" mother of 1951 Broadway
DDown 62:	Writing point
DDown 65:	Prefix with meter	PENTA
DDown 66:	Actress Elisabeth	SHUE
DDown 67:	Lateral opening?
DDown 68:	Hot stuff
DDown 71:	Miracle-___	GRO
DDown 73:	Tuscan city	SIENA
DDown 74:	Chances
DDown 76:	Declaration of Independence signer from Virginia
DDown 79:	Hold
DDown 80:	Famous last words	THEEND
DDown 82:	Parts of rulings
DDown 83:	Farm enclosures
DDown 85:	W.W. II agcy.	OPA
DDown 88:	Rousing cheer
DDown 89:	It has a spring in the middle
DDown 90:	Victorian, maybe
DDown 92:	Whatsis
DDown 97:	Tit for tat?
DDown 99:	Playground comeback	ISSO
DDown 100:	1992 Whoopi Goldberg comedy	SISTERACT
DDown 101:	Automatic course
DDown 102:	Modern traveler's need
DDown 104:	Comeback maker of 10/30/74
DDown 106:	Person from the North
DDown 107:	Some legal papers
DDown 109:	"___ Fool" (1965 hit)	IMA
DDown 115:	Speech-inspiring figures
DDown 117:	Difficult
DDown 118:	Angels
DDown 119:	Potbellies
DDown 120:	Central point
DDown 122:	Greeting card feature
DDown 124:	Choirs' places
DDown 126:	Abner's artist	CAPP
DDown 127:	Fit
DDown 128:	Den din
DDown 129:	Tel ___	AVIV
DDown 130:	Officer Malloy of "Adam 12"	PETE
DDown 131:	Solo piece
DDown 133:	Day of the month