New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 29th August 2001

There are 39 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 29th August 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Harem accessory
AAcross 4:	Word with cake or runner
AAcross 7:	Singer Scaggs	BOZ
AAcross 10:	15 ___ (tennis score)
AAcross 13:	Hubbub
AAcross 14:	Occasional puzzle solver's action
AAcross 16:	20-20, e.g.
AAcross 17:	Former U.S. Open champ Martina's feeling about an icon?	NOTHINGISSACRED
AAcross 20:	Strain locus
AAcross 21:	Praising
AAcross 22:	Mars, to Uranus
AAcross 23:	Some O.C.S. grads	LTS
AAcross 24:	Recessed area
AAcross 25:	Hubbub
AAcross 26:	Mid 6th-century date	DLI
AAcross 27:	Big inits. in Detroit	UAW
AAcross 29:	Part of la familia	TIO
AAcross 30:	"Yes, ___"
AAcross 31:	Opera's La ___
AAcross 34:	Former U.S. Open champ Chris's answer to "Who'll be tops this year?"	YOUCANNEVERTELL
AAcross 38:	"No Strings Attached" band	NSYNC
AAcross 39:	Are, eventually
AAcross 40:	"A pox on you!"
AAcross 41:	Brooding author
AAcross 42:	Kind of agent
AAcross 43:	"Keep it"
AAcross 44:	Cracked
AAcross 47:	One or more
AAcross 48:	Erelong
AAcross 49:	Movement from Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony	MINUETINC
AAcross 52:	"The Sopranos" matriarch	LIVIA
AAcross 54:	Former U.S. Open champ Monica's cry upon seeing wooden rackets in her locker?	THESEAREUSELESS
AAcross 56:	Kind of radio
AAcross 57:	Leave 50%, maybe
AAcross 58:	Itinerary abbr.	RTE
AAcross 59:	Conductor de Waart
AAcross 60:	El ___ (Heston role)
AAcross 61:	Extreme suffix
AAcross 62:	Snake's sound
DDown 1:	Dracula feature
DDown 2:	Worship
DDown 3:	Classic Grant/ Bergman film
DDown 4:	They hold your horses
DDown 5:	Coffee holder
DDown 6:	1521 visitor to Guam
DDown 7:	Wrecks
DDown 8:	Roughly
DDown 9:	Passion
DDown 10:	Hoisted, nautically
DDown 11:	Legal claims
DDown 12:	Projection
DDown 15:	Unique claim of the U.S. Open player whose name is hidden in 34-Across	SIXTIMEWINNER
DDown 18:	Yesterday, to Yves	HIER
DDown 19:	Paw	CLAWAT
DDown 25:	Mud hole
DDown 26:	Charleston, e.g.
DDown 27:	Junkies
DDown 28:	A lot of plot
DDown 30:	Hand: Sp.
DDown 32:	Hash ingredients
DDown 33:	Psychiatrists of old
DDown 35:	Island nation
DDown 36:	"You're so clever"	VERYCUTE
DDown 37:	Tennis call
DDown 43:	Sully
DDown 44:	"I ___ Walrus"	AMTHE
DDown 45:	Zealot's crusade
DDown 46:	Meter starter	ANEMO
DDown 47:	Shown
DDown 48:	Nodded
DDown 50:	Fair-hiring watchdog: Abbr.	EEOC
DDown 51:	Rikki-Tikki-___	TAVI
DDown 53:	"___ Death" ("Peer Gynt Suite" piece)	ASES
DDown 55:	Serena, to Venus