New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th January 2002 There are 69 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th January 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: It's set before a snapFSTOPAAcross 6: Reggae singer PeterTOSHAAcross 10: Lecture roomHALLAAcross 14: Painful reminderSCARAAcross 18: WantingINADEQUATEAAcross 20: Jim Davis creationODIEAAcross 21: You shouldn't get them up too soonHOPESAAcross 23: Entree that patrons suddenly stop eating?COLD TURKEYAAcross 24: Polynesian carvingTIKIAAcross 25: CommodiousAMPLEAAcross 26: "Roseanne" broadcasterABCAAcross 27: "Not on ___"ABETAAcross 28: Oh-so-daintyTWEEAAcross 29: Company co-founded by SpielbergAMBLINAAcross 30: "Evita" rolePERONAAcross 32: PunterBOATMANAAcross 34: Golfer BallesterosSEVEAAcross 35: ___ terribleENFANTAAcross 38: An author might give it awayPLOTAAcross 39: "Gross!"ICKAAcross 40: Short timeSECAAcross 41: Suet's sourceLOINSAAcross 42: Meal that encompasses everything on the menu?WHOLEENCHILADAAAcross 46: ___-gatherumOMNIUMAAcross 48: BowARCAAcross 49: "Far out!"RADAAcross 50: Council of ___ (Venetian tribunal)TENAAcross 51: Dessert that's easy to prepare?PIECE OF CAKEAAcross 54: Butts intoREARENDSAAcross 58: Finalizes, in a wayINKSAAcross 59: Left behindPASSEDAAcross 60: Long beat?DRUMSOLOAAcross 62: FormerlyNEEAAcross 63: ExpressAIRAAcross 64: Garden toolEDGERAAcross 67: Germany's Dortmund-___ CanalEMSAAcross 68: UnburdenedRIDAAcross 69: Be saucyGETFRESHAAcross 72: One of the FuriesALECTOAAcross 74: A goodly numberMANYAAcross 75: More twinklySTARRIERAAcross 77: Appetizer that diverts attention from the main menu?REDHERRINGSAAcross 79: Number of years Horace livedLVIAAcross 80: Sitcom set in BaltimoreROCAAcross 82: Big section in a dictionaryCEEAAcross 83: Marsh plantsSEDGESAAcross 84: Amenity that keeps the restaurant in business?BREAD AND BUTTERAAcross 89: Quaint contractionTWEREAAcross 90: Sugar Loaf Mountain siteRIOAAcross 91: In medias ___RESAAcross 92: Burns writingPOEMAAcross 93: Bold and outspokenBRASSYAAcross 94: IcesOFFSAAcross 96: HawserTOWROPEAAcross 98: Conductor AndersonLEROYAAcross 100: Puts upOFFERSAAcross 102: DimbulbsOAFSAAcross 103: Early Yucatán dwellerMAYAAAcross 104: Steamy placeSPAAAcross 107: She sang "Sweet Dreams (Of You)"CLINEAAcross 108: OverlookOMITAAcross 109: Fruit dish that's not available ... though no one wanted it anyway?SOUR GRAPESAAcross 112: "Demian" novelistHESSEAAcross 113: Fall offWANEAAcross 114: Requiring a rescueINDISTRESSAAcross 115: Take offSHEDAAcross 116: "Only Time" singerENYAAAcross 117: It's done for appearance' sakePOSEAAcross 118: Future World siteEPCOTDDown 1: Paycheck abbr.FICADDown 2: Climber, of a sortSNOBDDown 3: Mineral in pesticideTALCDDown 4: FunnyODDDDown 5: DearestPETDDown 6: Engine boosterTURBODDown 7: Like some butcher blocksOAKENDDown 8: Mark of reconsiderationSTETDDown 9: "What's the idea?!"HEYDDown 10: Drink order that could be trouble?HOT WATERDDown 11: Go on ___ (slim down)ADIETDDown 12: AgreeingLIKE-MINDEDDDown 13: Island chainLEIDDown 14: PretendedSHAMDDown 15: "The Gift of the Magi" giftCOMBSDDown 16: Fruit offering that's simply incomparable?APPLESANDORANGESDDown 17: Went through againRELIVEDDDown 19: Milk purchaseQUARTDDown 22: Writer exiled by ClaudiusSENECADDown 28: Archaeological dig findTOOLDDown 29: Cross of oldANKHDDown 30: Falls apartPANICSDDown 31: ResultENSUEDDown 32: Unable to proceedBLOCKEDDDown 33: N.C.A.A. tourn. feederACCDDown 35: Forestalling objections, you might sayELOPINGDDown 36: Certain contendersNOMINEESDDown 37: Seafood dish that's rather a mess?FINEKETTLEOFFISHDDown 38: "Wheel of Fortune" categoryPHRASEDDown 42: W.W. II serversWACSDDown 43: Object near a templeEARDDown 44: ParticularsITEMSDDown 45: Contact, e.g.LENSDDown 47: More dejectedMOPIERDDown 52: Tehran tongueFARSIDDown 53: Honor for Eric AmblerEDGARDDown 55: RidgeARETEDDown 56: BuzzRUMORSDDown 57: Hash house workersSLINGERSDDown 61: Lengthy undertakingODYSSEYDDown 63: Secret competitorARRIDDDown 65: Ballot choiceELECTEEDDown 66: Trade inREDEEMDDown 70: Kind of beanFAVADDown 71: She owns stockHERDSWOMANDDown 73: 1987 Best ActressCHERDDown 74: Place for a rideMIDWAYDDown 76: LootROBDDown 78: UnmodernRETRODDown 81: Beverage that suits its drinker perfectly?CUP OF TEADDown 84: Jewelry purchaseBROOCHDDown 85: Flips (through)RIFFLESDDown 86: Bachelor's areaARTSDDown 87: Prefix with plasmNEODDown 88: OutstandingTOPSDDown 93: CrowsBRAGSDDown 95: Pick up onSENSEDDown 97: WetRAINYDDown 98: HailsLAUDSDDown 99: Isolated nest: Var.EYRIEDDown 101: Bassoon, e.g.REEDDDown 103: Like the Beatles' early workMONODDown 104: Some work may be done on itSPECDDown 105: Mexican breadPESODDown 106: Beleaguered exec.'s needASSTDDown 108: Really should giveOWEDDown 109: ThimblefulSIPDDown 110: Navig. planRTEDDown 111: Sculptor JeanARP