New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th September 2001

There are 78 across clues and 63 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th September 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	TMC competitor	HBO
AAcross 4:	Proceeds here and there
AAcross 8:	It's shot
AAcross 12:	Small amount
AAcross 16:	Cache
AAcross 18:	Cut ___	ARUG
AAcross 19:	"Harold ___" (old comic strip)
AAcross 20:	Rundown
AAcross 21:	Wasted gas
AAcross 22:	Vanquish
AAcross 23:	Foe of the Iroquois
AAcross 24:	One sought for advice
AAcross 25:	Piccolo alternatives
AAcross 26:	Bacon feature
AAcross 27:	Doodler's aid
AAcross 27:	Doodler's aid
AAcross 29:	Regulated, as property	INAZONE
AAcross 31:	Crackers
AAcross 34:	Cause of a blown engine, maybe	NOOIL
AAcross 35:	Spanish babes
AAcross 36:	Taste-testers' turndowns
AAcross 37:	See 107-Down
AAcross 38:	Alpine river
AAcross 41:	First assembly-line carmaker
AAcross 43:	Yom Kippur observer
AAcross 45:	1983 David Bowie #1 hit	LETSDANCE
AAcross 47:	Drink whose name is a homophone of 48-Across	NEHI
AAcross 48:	Like some socks
AAcross 50:	Is rife
AAcross 51:	Several czars	IVANS
AAcross 53:	Crowbar
AAcross 54:	Take away
AAcross 55:	Noted Schubert piece in F major
AAcross 56:	Disney design
AAcross 57:	Hip parts
AAcross 59:	Opportunity, metaphorically
AAcross 60:	___ Pedro
AAcross 62:	Munchkin
AAcross 63:	Refusals
AAcross 64:	Type widths
AAcross 65:	___ Clinic
AAcross 66:	___ Baba
AAcross 69:	Big inits. in trucks	GMC
AAcross 70:	Farrow and Hamm	MIAS
AAcross 71:	Last thing said before dinner?
AAcross 72:	Masefield play "The Tragedy of ___"
AAcross 73:	Pigeonhole
AAcross 77:	English town next to Banstead Downs	EPSOM
AAcross 79:	Prefix with arrange
AAcross 80:	Not hunched
AAcross 82:	Spooky
AAcross 83:	Relinquish, as rights
AAcross 85:	Posit positively
AAcross 86:	Hardly a quick trip
AAcross 88:	Foreign language topic
AAcross 91:	Bit of dinero
AAcross 92:	Urgent message
AAcross 93:	They can make a suer suffer
AAcross 94:	Git
AAcross 95:	Actor John	ASTIN
AAcross 97:	Start of an oath	SACRE
AAcross 99:	Prefix with linguistics	ETHNO
AAcross 100:	Beaten down
AAcross 103:	Examines	CHECKSINTO
AAcross 106:	___-jongg	MAH
AAcross 108:	Previously, once
AAcross 109:	"Plain Language From Truthful James" writer
AAcross 110:	Shin
AAcross 111:	Fast talk
AAcross 112:	Store selection
AAcross 113:	Basket material
AAcross 114:	"___ known ..."	HADI
AAcross 115:	1944 Bing Crosby hit
AAcross 116:	Place for a comb
AAcross 117:	Kind of column
AAcross 118:	Word following clue 114-Across
AAcross 119:	Part of an inheritance?
AAcross 120:	Itch
DDown 1:	<--
DDown 2:	Arrives jauntily	BREEZESIN
DDown 3:	Like some favorites
DDown 4:	Talkathon
DDown 5:	Restricted ___
DDown 6:	Sign of an indifferent homemaker	DUSTBUNNY
DDown 7:	O'Rourke, e.g., of "F Troop": Abbr.	SGT
DDown 8:	Mushroom producers	ATESTS
DDown 9:	Exclamation akin to "Whew!"
DDown 10:	A founder of the state of Israel
DDown 11:	<--	ONEANDTHESAME
DDown 12:	Indian state
DDown 13:	Mars
DDown 14:	Just a thought
DDown 15:	Founder of Little America
DDown 16:	Perry Como player
DDown 17:	God of war, magic and poetry
DDown 20:	<--	SECONDTONONE
DDown 28:	Dactylitis locale
DDown 30:	Teachers' org.	NEA
DDown 32:	"The Night of the Hunter" screenwriter
DDown 33:	<--	THREEONAMATCH
DDown 37:	Hosp. readouts	EEGS
DDown 39:	#1 position
DDown 40:	Staff symbol
DDown 41:	Chilled	ONICE
DDown 42:	True
DDown 44:	Gumbo vegetables
DDown 45:	Pseudologue
DDown 46:	Former regulatory org.
DDown 49:	___ Perot	HROSS
DDown 52:	<--	SINGLEDECKER
DDown 53:	<--	PIECESOFEIGHT
DDown 58:	Actor Herbert	LOM
DDown 59:	Cornerback Sanders	DEION
DDown 61:	Always, to Shakespeare
DDown 65:	Martin and Matalin	MARYS
DDown 66:	<--	ANEVENDOZEN
DDown 67:	Tie-ups
DDown 68:	Prelude
DDown 70:	Religious title: Abbr.	MSGR
DDown 73:	Staying power
DDown 74:	Old magazine ___ Digest
DDown 75:	Place to order une bière
DDown 76:	Article in Die Welt	EIN
DDown 78:	Name of 12 popes	PIUS
DDown 79:	Silent treatment?
DDown 81:	Rat-a-tat	RAPIDFIRE
DDown 84:	Cut off (from)
DDown 87:	Bank-to-bank transactions: Abbr.	TFRS
DDown 89:	Diner sign	EATHERE
DDown 90:	Ukr., formerly	SSR
DDown 94:	Visit briefly	STOPIN
DDown 96:	Warm and comfy
DDown 98:	Made a scene?
DDown 99:	Conservatory piece
DDown 101:	"___ Tu" (1974 hit)
DDown 102:	Capone captor
DDown 103:	Ah follower	CHOO
DDown 104:	Place for a padlock
DDown 105:	One with a rain check?
DDown 107:	37-Across was its first earl
DDown 111:	Spree