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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Makes a quick profit on
AAcross 7: Urchins
AAcross 13: Rent-a-car offering
AAcross 20: Group
AAcross 21: Singer CareyMARIAH
AAcross 22: Gate-crash
AAcross 23: Mammal that takes orders?WAITERBUFFALO
AAcross 25: More likely to break
AAcross 26: A few Z's in Zaragoza
AAcross 27: Mammal that lives in a cottonwood?POPLARBEAR
AAcross 29: Mammals that are merciful?SPARINGHARES
AAcross 34: With carelessness
AAcross 35: ABC News president, 1977-98ARLEDGE
AAcross 36: Sports inits. since 1922NFL
AAcross 37: Tenuous fragment
AAcross 38: Some life jacketsMAEWESTS
AAcross 40: "Yes, ___"
AAcross 42: First course at a German restaurant, maybeSUPPE
AAcross 47: Fire places
AAcross 48: Sen. Stevens of Alaska
AAcross 51: Mammals that are Mets fans?SHEAOTTERS
AAcross 54: Baltic nativeLETT
AAcross 55: Hustles
AAcross 58: Music of Oasis and Radiohead, e.g.BRITPOP
AAcross 59: Staff of Life: Abbr.
AAcross 60: Walter Scott's title
AAcross 61: Barely makes outSCRAPESBY
AAcross 63: Mammal that has a permanent mark?BRANDEDANTEATER
AAcross 65: Polish turnovers
AAcross 68: March events?
AAcross 69: Word heard by Cratchit
AAcross 72: Free of burdens
AAcross 73: Like some ex-dictators
AAcross 74: Broad bean
AAcross 75: Mammal that's a severe critic?FLAYINGFOX
AAcross 78: Barbary ___
AAcross 79: Middle name in mysteryCONAN
AAcross 80: Like some modesty
AAcross 81: Curtail
AAcross 83: Injurious
AAcross 86: Hat, symbolically
AAcross 88: "A Theory of Semiotics" author
AAcross 91: Strong, in SalernoROBUSTO
AAcross 92: Historical figure played by Robert De Niro
AAcross 97: Mammal that's trained by the author of "Superfudge"?BLUMEDOLPHIN
AAcross 99: Mammal that's a reward for hard work?EARNEDSEAL
AAcross 101: Punk icon JoeyRAMONE
AAcross 102: New hire
AAcross 103: Mammals with parts in "Guys and Dolls"?LOESSERPANDAS
AAcross 109: Create afreshNEWMINT
AAcross 110: Frequent Hope/Crosby co-starLAMOUR
AAcross 111: When the Great Lakes were formed
AAcross 112: Gives in (to)
AAcross 113: Violent
AAcross 114: Milne's pessimistEEYORE
DDown 1: Much-repeated words
DDown 2: Civil War inits.CSA
DDown 3: "___ said ..."ASI
DDown 4: Mountain, so to speak
DDown 5: Is in the chair
DDown 6: Composition of some quartets
DDown 7: Compress, informally
DDown 8: Lounger's cover-up
DDown 9: Pound notes?ARFARF
DDown 10: "Mamma ___!"MIA
DDown 11: Insect feelers
DDown 12: Drive away
DDown 13: You'll get a kick out of them
DDown 14: Cloverleaf componentONRAMP
DDown 15: Asteroids producerATARI
DDown 16: Bits
DDown 17: Sterile hybrids
DDown 18: "You've got ___!"ADEAL
DDown 19: Clinton defense secretary
DDown 24: Father
DDown 28: Two, for one
DDown 29: Statistical subset
DDown 30: Talked up?
DDown 31: Advisories
DDown 32: Keep from drying out, perhaps
DDown 33: One may be blighted
DDown 37: Nursery noiseWAH
DDown 39: Stepped (across)
DDown 41: Nincompoop
DDown 42: Mushroom stems
DDown 43: Absolute
DDown 44: Vivifies, with "up"
DDown 45: "No ___" ("Piece of cake")
DDown 46: Spot
DDown 49: White-tailed birds
DDown 50: Burned out
DDown 52: Rub down
DDown 53: Soapboxed
DDown 55: ___-DazsHAAGEN
DDown 56: Entombing, old-style
DDown 57: Infantry campsite
DDown 60: Miss Jean of stage and screenBRODIE
DDown 61: Cutting edge creator
DDown 62: Cut out
DDown 63: Mimics a 41-Down
DDown 64: California county or its seat
DDown 65: Overblown praise
DDown 66: "To Live and Die ___"
DDown 67: Carrier since 1948ELAL
DDown 69: Drive away
DDown 70: 1972 Lemmon/Wilder comedy
DDown 71: Stick it out
DDown 73: Sixth-century yearDXI
DDown 74: Get steamy
DDown 76: Army base near Petersburg, Va.FTLEE
DDown 77: Part of a krone
DDown 77: Part of a krone
DDown 79: Former annual TV awardCABLEACE
DDown 82: Actor Gibson
DDown 84: Fire
DDown 85: Popular chocolate and marshmallow snackMOONPIE
DDown 86: Natural nibbler
DDown 87: Geneses
DDown 89: Desktop arrow
DDown 90: Ruminant's third stomach
DDown 92: Prudential competitorAETNA
DDown 93: Roman household spirits
DDown 94: Sticking points?
DDown 95: Japanese cartoon art
DDown 96: CorralPENIN
DDown 97: Swell
DDown 98: It may be applied across the board
DDown 100: Shakespeare title starter
DDown 104: Comic Philips
DDown 105: Marshal at Waterloo
DDown 106: 1957 Physics Nobelist Tsung-___ LeeDAO
DDown 107: Part of U.S.D.A.: Abbr.AGR
DDown 108: Cross-referencing directive
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