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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th April 2002

    There are 68 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th April 2002. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Green stuff
    AAcross 6: Special times
    AAcross 10: Summer music
    AAcross 15: Chant syllables
    AAcross 18: Capital of the Asturias kingdom of early Spain
    AAcross 20: Prefix with phobiaXENO
    AAcross 21: Lend ___
    AAcross 22: Fresh, as recruits
    AAcross 23: 007 portrayer
    AAcross 24: Magazine opening?
    AAcross 26: "You ___" (Lionel Richie hit)
    AAcross 27: To you, to YvesATOI
    AAcross 28: Popped up
    AAcross 30: Pull strings?
    AAcross 31: Handle: Lat.
    AAcross 32: Didn't botherLEFTALONE
    AAcross 34: Reassuring wordsITSALLRIGHT
    AAcross 36: Jacques of songBREL
    AAcross 37: Prefix with sphere
    AAcross 38: Echo producer, maybe
    AAcross 39: Spring, summer and fall
    AAcross 46: Scot who invented a vacuum bottle
    AAcross 48: Eastern tie?
    AAcross 49: "The Confessions of Nat Turner" writer
    AAcross 50: ___ caddy
    AAcross 52: Like Bruckner's Symphony No. 7INE
    AAcross 53: CurtailsCUTSSHORT
    AAcross 56: Fast sweepersSECONDHANDS
    AAcross 61: Puzzled
    AAcross 62: It may be snapped in a kitchen
    AAcross 62: It may be snapped in a kitchen
    AAcross 64: Ordinary in the extreme
    AAcross 65: Day-___GLO
    AAcross 67: Nautical heading
    AAcross 68: "___ Believer"IMA
    AAcross 71: Sorority letter
    AAcross 72: Culpable
    AAcross 76: Speaker booster
    AAcross 79: Sea predators
    AAcross 83: Grilling
    AAcross 86: Precipitately
    AAcross 88: Summer wear
    AAcross 89: Get
    AAcross 90: Unflappable
    AAcross 92: "I get it!"
    AAcross 93: "Sunflowers" setting
    AAcross 96: Order for a thirsty groupPITCHEROFWATER
    AAcross 100: "Frasier" dogEDDIE
    AAcross 102: Perennial Olympics powerhouse: Abbr.
    AAcross 103: Lindstrom and Zadora
    AAcross 104: Very important
    AAcross 108: Much weekend TV fare
    AAcross 113: Don Drysdale book "Once ___, Always a Dodger"ABUM
    AAcross 114: Some Surrealist artMIROS
    AAcross 115: "Later"SEEYA
    AAcross 116: Sitarist ShankarRAVI
    AAcross 117: Like some 1960's fashion
    AAcross 118: One who might get a little chow
    AAcross 118: One who might get a little chow
    AAcross 120: They may be wild
    AAcross 122: Fan
    AAcross 123: Unsavory one
    AAcross 124: Oldies player
    AAcross 125: Comedy's Cleghorne and othersELLENS
    AAcross 126: Put away
    AAcross 127: Cape ___ IslandsVERDE
    AAcross 128: ___ dixit (allegation)IPSE
    AAcross 129: Chaotic
    DDown 1: Relating to form
    DDown 2: Like bluebell leaves
    DDown 3: ___ vitriol (sulfuric acid)OILOF
    DDown 4: 1970 #1 albumLETITBE
    DDown 5: Busy activity
    DDown 6: Record holder?EXCON
    DDown 7: Peewee who wasn't so smallREESE
    DDown 8: Archer of note
    DDown 9: Lush
    DDown 10: Bar game
    DDown 11: Prefix with structural
    DDown 12: 1988 Olympics site
    DDown 13: In a 90-Across way
    DDown 14: California's Fort ___ Dunes
    DDown 15: Fermented beverage used as an aperitifORANGEWINE
    DDown 16: Where bulrushes grow
    DDown 17: Worry, informally
    DDown 19: TetheredONALEASH
    DDown 25: These, to TomásESTOS
    DDown 29: Fancy desk
    DDown 31: Governmental appointee
    DDown 33: Wall St. type
    DDown 34: Response to a naysayerICANSO
    DDown 35: Curtain holder
    DDown 37: Job ad inits.EEO
    DDown 39: City down the coast from West PalmBOCA
    DDown 40: Adjoin
    DDown 41: Isn't put to use
    DDown 42: Old strings
    DDown 43: Taco belles?: Abbr.SRTAS
    DDown 44: Like some stocks: Abbr.
    DDown 45: ___-con
    DDown 47: Recess
    DDown 51: Hill climber, of sorts
    DDown 54: Stogie
    DDown 55: "To your health!"SALUD
    DDown 57: Falco of "The Sopranos"EDIE
    DDown 58: Rap's Dr. ___DRE
    DDown 59: ___ the partyHITOF
    DDown 60: Early name in home computersATARI
    DDown 63: Pet form of JoséPEPE
    DDown 66: Prehistoric
    DDown 69: Big name in Olympics skiingMAHRE
    DDown 70: Arab leader
    DDown 72: Lead-in for boy or girlATTA
    DDown 73: Roughly that
    DDown 74: Football official
    DDown 75: Time for "Taps"
    DDown 77: "Baywatch" event
    DDown 78: Complete array
    DDown 80: Suffix with DixieCRAT
    DDown 81: Courtly Arthur
    DDown 82: Pentagram
    DDown 84: Hiatus
    DDown 85: Stat for Jeff Bagwell
    DDown 87: Fortified position offering protection from enemy fire
    DDown 91: Doubting comments
    DDown 94: Old land south of the Dead SeaEDOM
    DDown 95: Paul McCartney, for one
    DDown 97: Source of income for some
    DDown 98: Jokester
    DDown 99: MostlyASARULE
    DDown 101: Novelist LeonardELMORE
    DDown 104: African biter
    DDown 105: Trevanian novel "The ___ Sanction"EIGER
    DDown 106: Like some tennis shots
    DDown 107: Lose itGOAPE
    DDown 108: Squawks
    DDown 109: High spot
    DDown 110: Office staffs?
    DDown 111: Balances (out)
    DDown 112: Namby-pamby
    DDown 115: Half Moon, e.g.
    DDown 118: Seventh-century dateDCV
    DDown 119: McBride of "Boston Public"
    DDown 119: McBride of "Boston Public"
    DDown 121: American ___
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