New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th January 2002 There are 55 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th January 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Makes a quick profit onSCALPSAAcross 7: UrchinsSCAMPSAAcross 13: Rent-a-car offeringROAD MAPAAcross 20: GroupASSORTAAcross 21: Singer CareyMARIAHAAcross 22: Gate-crashINTRUDEAAcross 23: Mammal that takes orders?WAITERBUFFALOAAcross 25: More likely to breakFRAILERAAcross 26: A few Z's in ZaragozaSIESTAAAcross 27: Mammal that lives in a cottonwood?POPLARBEARAAcross 29: Mammals that are merciful?SPARINGHARESAAcross 34: With carelessnessREMISSLYAAcross 35: ABC News president, 1977-98ARLEDGEAAcross 36: Sports inits. since 1922NFLAAcross 37: Tenuous fragmentWISPAAcross 38: Some life jacketsMAEWESTSAAcross 40: "Yes, ___"MA'AMAAcross 42: First course at a German restaurant, maybeSUPPEAAcross 47: Fire placesPYRESAAcross 48: Sen. Stevens of AlaskaTEDAAcross 51: Mammals that are Mets fans?SHEAOTTERSAAcross 54: Baltic nativeLETTAAcross 55: HustlesHURRIESAAcross 58: Music of Oasis and Radiohead, e.g.BRITPOPAAcross 59: Staff of Life: Abbr.EDSAAcross 60: Walter Scott's titleBARONETAAcross 61: Barely makes outSCRAPESBYAAcross 63: Mammal that has a permanent mark?BRANDEDANTEATERAAcross 65: Polish turnoversPIEROGIESAAcross 68: March events?PARADESAAcross 69: Word heard by CratchitBAHAAcross 72: Free of burdensUNLADENAAcross 73: Like some ex-dictatorsDEPOSEDAAcross 74: Broad beanFAVAAAcross 75: Mammal that's a severe critic?FLAYINGFOXAAcross 78: Barbary ___APEAAcross 79: Middle name in mysteryCONANAAcross 80: Like some modestyFALSEAAcross 81: CurtailTRIMAAcross 83: InjuriousDAMAGINGAAcross 86: Hat, symbolicallyROLEAAcross 88: "A Theory of Semiotics" authorECOAAcross 91: Strong, in SalernoROBUSTOAAcross 92: Historical figure played by Robert De NiroAL CAPONEAAcross 97: Mammal that's trained by the author of "Superfudge"?BLUMEDOLPHINAAcross 99: Mammal that's a reward for hard work?EARNEDSEALAAcross 101: Punk icon JoeyRAMONEAAcross 102: New hireTRAINEEAAcross 103: Mammals with parts in "Guys and Dolls"?LOESSERPANDASAAcross 109: Create afreshNEWMINTAAcross 110: Frequent Hope/Crosby co-starLAMOURAAcross 111: When the Great Lakes were formedICE AGEAAcross 112: Gives in (to)ASSENTSAAcross 113: ViolentSTORMYAAcross 114: Milne's pessimistEEYOREDDown 1: Much-repeated wordsSAWDDown 2: Civil War inits.CSADDown 3: "___ said ..."ASIDDown 4: Mountain, so to speakLOTDDown 5: Is in the chairPRESIDESDDown 6: Composition of some quartetsSTRINGSDDown 7: Compress, informallySMUSHDDown 8: Lounger's cover-upCAFTANDDown 9: Pound notes?ARFARFDDown 10: "Mamma ___!"MIADDown 11: Insect feelersPALPSDDown 12: Drive awaySHOODDown 13: You'll get a kick out of themRIFLESDDown 14: Cloverleaf componentONRAMPDDown 15: Asteroids producerATARIDDown 16: BitsDRIBSDDown 17: Sterile hybridsMULESDDown 18: "You've got ___!"ADEALDDown 19: Clinton defense secretaryPERRYDDown 24: FatherBEGETDDown 28: Two, for onePRIMEDDown 29: Statistical subsetSAMPLEDDown 30: Talked up?PRAYEDDDown 31: AdvisoriesALERTSDDown 32: Keep from drying out, perhapsREWETDDown 33: One may be blightedELMDDown 37: Nursery noiseWAHDDown 39: Stepped (across)STRODEDDown 41: NincompoopASSDDown 42: Mushroom stemsSTIPESDDown 43: AbsoluteUTTERDDown 44: Vivifies, with "up"PEPSDDown 45: "No ___" ("Piece of cake")PROBDDown 46: SpotESPYDDown 49: White-tailed birdsERNESDDown 50: Burned outDIEDDDown 52: Rub downABRADEDDown 53: SoapboxedORATEDDDown 55: ___-DazsHAAGENDDown 56: Entombing, old-styleURNINGDDown 57: Infantry campsiteETAPEDDown 60: Miss Jean of stage and screenBRODIEDDown 61: Cutting edge creatorSTROPDDown 62: Cut outCEASEDDDown 63: Mimics a 41-DownBRAYSDDown 64: California county or its seatNAPADDown 65: Overblown praisePUFFDDown 66: "To Live and Die ___"INLADDown 67: Carrier since 1948ELALDDown 69: Drive awayBANISHDDown 70: 1972 Lemmon/Wilder comedyAVANTIDDown 71: Stick it outHANG ONDDown 73: Sixth-century yearDXIDDown 74: Get steamyFOG UPDDown 76: Army base near Petersburg, Va.FTLEEDDown 77: Part of a kroneOREDDown 77: Part of a kroneORE.DDown 79: Former annual TV awardCABLEACEDDown 82: Actor GibsonMELDDown 84: FireARDORDDown 85: Popular chocolate and marshmallow snackMOONPIEDDown 86: Natural nibblerRODENTDDown 87: GenesesONSETSDDown 89: Desktop arrowCURSORDDown 90: Ruminant's third stomachOMASUMDDown 92: Prudential competitorAETNADDown 93: Roman household spiritsLARESDDown 94: Sticking points?CRAWSDDown 95: Japanese cartoon artANIMEDDown 96: CorralPENINDDown 97: SwellBLOATDDown 98: It may be applied across the boardEMERYDDown 100: Shakespeare title starterALLSDDown 104: Comic PhilipsEMODDown 105: Marshal at WaterlooNEYDDown 106: 1957 Physics Nobelist Tsung-___ LeeDAODDown 107: Part of U.S.D.A.: Abbr.AGRDDown 108: Cross-referencing directiveSEE