New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th March 2002

There are 63 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th March 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Head of the produce section?
AAcross 8:	Eunuch's charge
AAcross 13:	End of ___	ANERA
AAcross 18:	Bakery treats
AAcross 19:	"Even Homer nods" writer
AAcross 20:	Key person in England
AAcross 21:	Result of an Oscar nominee's disappearance at an awards ceremony? [releases of 1968, 1982 and 1982]	STARMISSINGTHEVERDICT
AAcross 24:	Sampling
AAcross 25:	Scads
AAcross 26:	Hot
AAcross 27:	"Soapdish" actress	SHUE
AAcross 28:	Carpenter ___
AAcross 30:	1986 rock autobiography	ITINA
AAcross 32:	Manage
AAcross 34:	Advice to a budding alarmist? [1988, 1999, 1994]	BIGBOYSDONTCRYWOLF
AAcross 40:	___ case
AAcross 41:	Fresh
AAcross 42:	Extra-wide shoe spec.	EEE
AAcross 43:	Ere
AAcross 47:	Bibliophilic suffix
AAcross 48:	Stopping point: Abbr.	STA
AAcross 50:	Something that's worked up
AAcross 52:	C, F and G
AAcross 55:	Campaigner
AAcross 56:	Charles Van Doren vis-à-vis the game show "Twenty-One"? [1976, 1989, 1985]	NETWORKSCANDALWITNESS
AAcross 61:	Not docked
AAcross 62:	Glass ___
AAcross 63:	Like a bunch
AAcross 64:	Heir, at law
AAcross 65:	With 51-Down, old movie finale
AAcross 67:	Anyhow
AAcross 70:	Zing
AAcross 72:	Diamonds
AAcross 73:	Warp-knit fabrics
AAcross 77:	Cole Porter's "___ in Love"	IAM
AAcross 79:	Uncommon sense
AAcross 79:	Uncommon sense
AAcross 81:	Circle meas.
AAcross 85:	Producer of a big accident? [1998, 2000, 1960]	RUSHHOURTRAFFICPSYCHO
AAcross 90:	Tucked away
AAcross 91:	Big name in book clubs	OPRAH
AAcross 92:	"The Whiffenpoof Song" singer	ELI
AAcross 93:	Row producer
AAcross 94:	Richard ___
AAcross 95:	Sass
AAcross 97:	Gooey stuff
AAcross 99:	Old Irish alphabet: Var.
AAcross 101:	Tastes
AAcross 103:	Why the paparazzi couldn't photograph actress Roberts? [1977, 1985, 1998]	JULIARANOUTOFSIGHT
AAcross 108:	Lack stability
AAcross 110:	Yankees manager Joe	TORRE
AAcross 111:	Attention
AAcross 112:	Math course, informally	CALC
AAcross 113:	Walked in the rain, say	GOTWET
AAcross 116:	Bring in
AAcross 118:	Mop
AAcross 122:	Heartwarming scene in a war movie? [1986, 1992, 1978]	PLATOONHEROCOMINGHOME
AAcross 126:	Shifts
AAcross 127:	Noted support group	ALANON
AAcross 128:	Recover from
AAcross 129:	Poorly kept
AAcross 130:	Hung around
AAcross 131:	Least sharp
DDown 1:	"___ Vous" (1927 song hit)	CEST
DDown 2:	Molière play part	ACTE
DDown 3:	"Gil ___"	BLAS
DDown 4:	Grasshoppers can help make them	BARTABS
DDown 5:	Fire preceder?
DDown 6:	Tough and courageous
DDown 7:	"Happy Motoring" sloganeer	ESSO
DDown 8:	Dear
DDown 9:	Silver
DDown 10:	Grind
DDown 11:	Parrot
DDown 12:	Come up to
DDown 13:	Swiss river
DDown 14:	Dozes	NODSOFF
DDown 15:	Diplomat Root	ELIHU
DDown 16:	Like some movies for TV
DDown 17:	What Michelangelo produced	ARTE
DDown 19:	Not just noteworthy
DDown 20:	Creature with padded toes
DDown 22:	Like some remarks
DDown 23:	Desirable hotel room feature
DDown 29:	Untrue	NOTSO
DDown 31:	Prefix with species
DDown 33:	Flexible
DDown 34:	Master, in Swahili
DDown 35:	Actress Skye and others	IONES
DDown 36:	Annoy, in a way
DDown 37:	Uttered, old-style
DDown 38:	Confine again	RECAGE
DDown 39:	Cheerleader's practice
DDown 44:	Big tournament
DDown 45:	Mounted
DDown 46:	Different
DDown 49:	Perch, perhaps
DDown 51:	See 65-Across
DDown 53:	___ Beach, Hawaii	EWA
DDown 54:	Fra ___ Lippi	FILIPPO
DDown 57:	Band instrument?
DDown 58:	Insidious
DDown 59:	Dance flourish
DDown 60:	Like some scholarship winners
DDown 66:	New Jersey town with a hyphenated name	HOHOKUS
DDown 68:	Flexible person's choice
DDown 69:	Really beat
DDown 71:	Four Seasons Hotel architect
DDown 73:	___ II razor	TRAC
DDown 74:	Ancestress of King David
DDown 75:	"Got it"	ISEE
DDown 76:	Opposite of norte
DDown 78:	Ginnie ___
DDown 80:	Pinhead
DDown 82:	Sugar coat?
DDown 83:	On ___ (exulting)
DDown 84:	Teary
DDown 86:	Eastern music style
DDown 87:	Astound
DDown 88:	Plan for	FIGUREON
DDown 89:	___ good example (is a role model)	SETSA
DDown 96:	Booted
DDown 98:	Quarterback's option
DDown 100:	First-stringers
DDown 102:	It has many loops
DDown 104:	African capital until 1991
DDown 105:	Cry of glee	IWON
DDown 106:	All's opposite	NOTONE
DDown 107:	Herb used in casseroles
DDown 108:	Explorer Sieur de La ___
DDown 109:	Send, in a way
DDown 112:	Sched. C preparers	CPAS
DDown 114:	Spicy cuisine
DDown 115:	Unite
DDown 117:	Fixes
DDown 119:	Crisscrossed
DDown 120:	Iowa State site	AMES
DDown 121:	A Muppet	BERT
DDown 123:	Suffix with access	ORY
DDown 124:	Trawler's catch
DDown 124:	Trawler's catch
DDown 125:	Car in a 1964 hit song	GTO