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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd December 2001

    There are 62 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd December 2001. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: 1984 Paul McCartney hitSOBAD
    AAcross 6: Subject of a clipping?
    AAcross 13: ABC's
    AAcross 19: Nocturnal insect
    AAcross 21: TV exec RooneARLEDGE
    AAcross 22: Soluble mineral salt
    AAcross 23: Start of a verseWHENSANTASPOLARCLIMES
    AAcross 26: Tanning agent
    AAcross 27: G.I. mailing address
    AAcross 28: Like many scolders' arms
    AAcross 29: When Christmas comes in PolynésieETE
    AAcross 30: Largest city in Md.BALTO
    AAcross 32: Letter add-ons: Abbr.PSS
    AAcross 33: They need to be chewed
    AAcross 37: Sizable skirts
    AAcross 38: Tailor's concern
    AAcross 39: Picket line ignorer
    AAcross 43: Russia's ___ MountainsURAL
    AAcross 44: Rani's wear
    AAcross 45: Zeno's homeELEA
    AAcross 46: "Eugene Onegin" mezzoOLGA
    AAcross 47: Verse, part 2MAKESANTASOBFORBIMINI
    AAcross 53: Diminutive suffix
    AAcross 54: Duke Ellington's "___ It Bad and That Ain't Good"IGOT
    AAcross 55: Groucho's "Duck Soup" roleRUFUS
    AAcross 56: Not just "no!"
    AAcross 57: A pop
    AAcross 58: Scratch
    AAcross 59: Big name in book publishingFARRAR
    AAcross 61: Canny
    AAcross 62: "Bon ___!"APPETIT
    AAcross 64: They cut quite a swath
    AAcross 66: Make a chess move
    AAcross 69: Pharmaceutical ointment
    AAcross 71: Epitome of lightness
    AAcross 72: Connect to secretly
    AAcross 75: Hold forth
    AAcross 76: Make ___ forAPLAY
    AAcross 77: Abruzzi bell townATRI
    AAcross 78: Infamous AminIDI
    AAcross 79: Verse, part 3HEWARMSHIMSELFATTIMES
    AAcross 84: ___ spumanteASTI
    AAcross 85: "Two owls and ___ ...": LearAHEN
    AAcross 86: Place for a patch
    AAcross 87: 1989 Literature NobelistCELA
    AAcross 88: Zenith, metaphorically
    AAcross 89: "Krazy ___"
    AAcross 90: Carrier
    AAcross 92: Karen ___ (Isak Dinesen)
    AAcross 94: Skin defect
    AAcross 95: Some bays
    AAcross 96: Motor suffix
    AAcross 97: Chart
    AAcross 100: Black bird
    AAcross 101: OgledSTAREDAT
    AAcross 106: End of the verseBYJUMPINGDOWNACHIMINI
    AAcross 110: Turkish hospice
    AAcross 111: Get a sense of
    AAcross 112: Margaret Mead interviewee
    AAcross 113: Christopher Plummer's Tony-winning title role of 1973CYRANO
    AAcross 114: Fuses
    AAcross 115: Toothsome
    DDown 1: Plies a needle
    DDown 2: Site of "interstates" H1, H2 and H3
    DDown 3: Gas-operated machine gun
    DDown 4: Beards
    DDown 5: Gossiped
    DDown 6: Poet laureate of 1700
    DDown 7: ___ pro nobis
    DDown 8: Cousins of monorails
    DDown 9: Gurkha, e.g.
    DDown 10: Takes in
    DDown 11: Hardly a summer house
    DDown 12: Pasture
    DDown 13: Discredit sneakily
    DDown 14: Words before "calm" and "bright"
    DDown 15: Not fully digest
    DDown 16: Foot
    DDown 17: 1917 role for 30-Down, informallyCLEO
    DDown 18: Affectionate family name
    DDown 20: Steps
    DDown 24: Natchez-to-Memphis dir.
    DDown 25: Certain swords
    DDown 30: See 17-DownBARA
    DDown 31: X, Y or Z
    DDown 33: Recap
    DDown 34: Papal vestmentORALE
    DDown 35: Staples Center player
    DDown 36: ___ du DiableILE
    DDown 37: Houston, for one
    DDown 38: Like a breadmaker's hands, maybe
    DDown 39: "Three's Company" actressSOMERS
    DDown 40: Novelist Barker
    DDown 41: 10/10/73 resigneeAGNEW
    DDown 42: Puppeteer BilBAIRD
    DDown 44: Make a little "night music"
    DDown 45: Wipe out
    DDown 48: Like olden times, supposedly
    DDown 49: Yawning
    DDown 50: Hall-of-Famer Bobby
    DDown 51: Explode
    DDown 52: Get without effort
    DDown 59: Substitute
    DDown 60: 1980's TV group
    DDown 61: Polo, e.g.
    DDown 62: Reach
    DDown 63: Biblical place of punishmentTOPHET
    DDown 65: Native of the Steppes
    DDown 66: George M. ___
    DDown 67: Joe Cocker's "You ___ Beautiful"ARESO
    DDown 68: Took care ofSAWTO
    DDown 70: Cries on ships
    DDown 72: Company that cares for the face and handsTIMEX
    DDown 73: An AstaireADELE
    DDown 74: Galileo, for onePISAN
    DDown 76: Onetime West African kingdomASHANTI
    DDown 77: In the distance
    DDown 80: Win back the favor ofMAKEUPTO
    DDown 81: Kitchen suffixETTE
    DDown 82: Noted Virginia family
    DDown 83: French roll call responseICI
    DDown 90: Many a tractor-trailer
    DDown 91: Bobolink's kin
    DDown 92: Ennui, with "the"
    DDown 93: Cow-catcher
    DDown 94: Restroom door sign
    DDown 95: Patrick who won a 1966 Tony for "Marat/Sade"MAGEE
    DDown 96: Like some stocks: Abbr.
    DDown 97: "Oh, dear!"MYMY
    DDown 98: Cracked a bit
    DDown 99: Aqua ___PURA
    DDown 101: H.S. hurdlesSATS
    DDown 102: Austen novel
    DDown 103: Spanish AlmightyDIOS
    DDown 104: Biol. subjectANAT
    DDown 105: Wee
    DDown 106: Razor brandBIC
    DDown 107: Giants' grp.NFC
    DDown 108: Swept
    DDown 109: Crackpot
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