New York Times Answers - Monday, 14th January 2002

There are 37 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 14th January 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Little lies
AAcross 5:	"___ 'er up!"
AAcross 9:	Yuri's love, in a Pasternak book	LARA
AAcross 13:	Fit of fever
AAcross 14:	Most qualified to serve?	ONEA
AAcross 15:	Wind-borne toys
AAcross 16:	Nick's wife in "The Thin Man"	NORA
AAcross 17:	2002 Olympics locale
AAcross 18:	W.W. II sub
AAcross 19:	Response to a vet, maybe	GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
AAcross 22:	Motorist's org.
AAcross 23:	"This ___ test ..."	ISA
AAcross 24:	Sacred song
AAcross 27:	Phone hook-up
AAcross 29:	Mischievous
AAcross 32:	B.M.I. alternative	ASCAP
AAcross 33:	Designer Chanel
AAcross 34:	McGwire's onetime home-run rival	SOSA
AAcross 35:	"Quiet, please!"	SHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
AAcross 38:	Weapons in shootdowns, for short
AAcross 39:	"___ kleine Nachtmusik"
AAcross 40:	New coins
AAcross 41:	Couple
AAcross 42:	Grain holders
AAcross 43:	Artist Max
AAcross 44:	Long time
AAcross 45:	Suffix with absorb	ENT
AAcross 46:	Hive output?	BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
AAcross 55:	Children's song refrain	EIEIO
AAcross 56:	Mysterious: Var.
AAcross 57:	Woodwind
AAcross 58:	Gyrates
AAcross 59:	Composer Khachaturian
AAcross 60:	Narrow street
AAcross 61:	London's ___ Gallery
AAcross 62:	Mislay
AAcross 63:	Greek war god
DDown 1:	Cobra's weapon
DDown 2:	Frankenstein's assistant	IGOR
DDown 3:	Extrashort haircut
DDown 4:	Burn
DDown 5:	Early time to arise	FOURAM
DDown 6:	Prefix with venous
DDown 7:	Shakespearean king
DDown 8:	Bert of "The Wizard of Oz"	LAHR
DDown 9:	Person born October 1
DDown 10:	Suffix with origin	ATOR
DDown 11:	Bring up
DDown 12:	Study of the stars: Abbr.	ASTR
DDown 15:	Ill-fated Russian sub of 8/12/00
DDown 20:	Designer Lauren
DDown 21:	Big copier company	RICOH
DDown 24:	"I don't believe it!"
DDown 25:	Jerk
DDown 26:	Satisfied sounds
DDown 27:	___ Hopkins University
DDown 28:	Fluish feeling
DDown 29:	Father-and-son Nobel Prize winners in physics	BOHRS
DDown 30:	Like ___ in the dark	ASHOT
DDown 31:	Partners of dits
DDown 32:	Aide: Abbr.	ASST
DDown 33:	Where a sock goes?
DDown 33:	Where a sock goes?
DDown 34:	Stay away from
DDown 36:	Ketchup brand
DDown 37:	Avis rival
DDown 42:	Clowns
DDown 43:	Pepsin, e.g.
DDown 44:	Online publication	EZINE
DDown 45:	Poet Pound and others	EZRAS
DDown 46:	Tops
DDown 47:	"___-Dee-Doo-Dah"	ZIPA
DDown 48:	Time: Ger.	ZEIT
DDown 49:	Ardor
DDown 50:	Nil
DDown 51:	Writer Émile
DDown 52:	Letter-shaped construction piece	ZBAR
DDown 53:	Part of DMZ
DDown 54:	Sleep symbols