New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th April 2002 There are 63 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th April 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Unlikely candidate for a PulitzerHACKAAcross 5: Place for plattersHI-FIAAcross 9: In-box build-upMEMOSAAcross 14: "O.K.!"FINEAAcross 18: Prince William's schoolETONAAcross 19: KindlyOPENHEARTEDAAcross 22: Cell phone settingLOUDAAcross 23: Sign in a windowSALEAAcross 24: Product of a Chrysler/Krazy Glue merger?CONVERTIBLEBONDSAAcross 26: Relative of a rattlesnakeADDERAAcross 28: State with just three counties: Abbr.DEL.AAcross 28: State with just three counties: Abbr.DELAAcross 29: Wolf ___, captain in "The Sea Wolf"LARSENAAcross 30: Product of a Serta/Louis Vuitton merger?SLEEPINGBAGSAAcross 37: 1950's-60's title TV starLASSIEAAcross 39: Actor VoightJONAAcross 41: Rap's Dr. ___DREAAcross 42: AimTARGETAAcross 43: Chicken partsNECKSAAcross 44: Rhetorical device like "this earth, this realm, this England"ANAPHORAAAcross 47: Clarinetist ShawARTIEAAcross 49: Metal wasteDROSSAAcross 50: Product of a Canon/Wurlitzer merger?REPRODUCTIVEORGANSAAcross 54: Suffix with meteorITEAAcross 55: HeelCADAAcross 56: Store, as fodderENSILEAAcross 57: "For shame!"FIEAAcross 60: Moonshiners?BEAMSAAcross 63: "Good ___!"GRIEFAAcross 65: SnoreSAW LOGSAAcross 65: SnoreSAWLOGSAAcross 67: Water colorAQUAAAcross 68: Product of a Krispy Kreme/Scrabble merger?GLAZEDTILESAAcross 72: Summers in EuropeETESAAcross 73: Regular hangoutPURLIEUAAcross 75: Common carriersAUTOSAAcross 76: 100 simoleonsC-NOTEAAcross 77: Acapulco auntTIAAAcross 78: Mix anew, as greensRETOSSAAcross 82: EntreatBEGAAcross 83: Shut outBANAAcross 84: Product of a Lancôme/E.T.S. merger?MAKEUPEXAMINATIONSAAcross 90: Like some important visitsPAPALAAcross 93: Give ___ (try)ITAGOAAcross 94: Election night figureCONCEDERAAcross 95: São Paulo featureTILDEAAcross 96: Garden variety?ANNUALAAcross 99: Wood sorrelOCAAAcross 100: Narc's employerDEAAAcross 101: Pack in a ship's holdSTEEVEAAcross 103: Product of a Dr. Scholl's/Pillsbury merger?TOOTSIEROLLSAAcross 106: CharmersCUTIESAAcross 108: ChairedLEDAAcross 109: Emmy-winning ChristineLAHTIAAcross 112: Product of a Weight Watchers/FTD merger?SHRINKINGVIOLETSAAcross 119: In the ___MOODAAcross 120: Bawl (out)REAMAAcross 121: Meir and Thatcher, e.g.STATESWOMENAAcross 122: Architect SaarinenEEROAAcross 123: Great Britain, e.g.ISLEAAcross 124: Overdo it, in a wayEMOTEAAcross 125: Stopping pointWALLAAcross 126: Sleek fleet, brieflySSTSDDown 1: "___ Rebel" (1962 hit)HESADDown 2: SlightlyATADDDown 3: Sudden drop-offCOLD SNAPDDown 4: Use a prayer rug, e.g.KNEELDDown 5: Ad ___HOCDDown 6: N.Y.S.E. debut, maybeIPODDown 7: Gucci competitorFENDIDDown 8: Cook upINVENTDDown 9: Basse ___(low tide): Fr.MERDDown 10: Take inEATDDown 11: Hosp. procedureMRIDDown 12: Parlor operator: Abbr.OTBDDown 13: What bears doSELLDDown 14: Dentists' patients, ideallyFLOSSERSDDown 15: "The Bald Soprano" playwrightIONESCODDown 16: BoresNUDNIKSDDown 17: Masthead V.I.P.'sEDSDDown 20: Hägar's other halfHELGADDown 21: BargainDEALDDown 25: Just outBRAND-NEWDDown 27: Spicy candiesREDHOTSDDown 31: Lose ground?ERODEDDown 32: Indiana town where Cole Porter was bornPERUDDown 33: Good: Ger.BRAVDDown 34: ConcurAGREEDDown 35: BoardGET ONDDown 36: Ruins 007's martini, saySTIRSDDown 38: Twisty turnESSDDown 39: Candy holderJARDDown 40: Series openerONEDDown 45: Kind of screamPRIMALDDown 46: Capital on the Bight of BeninACCRADDown 48: Authorities: Var.EGISESDDown 51: City of southwest YemenTAIZDDown 52: What did de Gaulle think?IDEEDDown 53: "Dear me!"ALASDDown 57: Picture, informallyFOTODDown 58: "Now ___ it!"IGETDDown 59: Latin 101 verbESSEDDown 60: Bill Clinton, for one: Abbr.BAPTDDown 61: Prefix with lateralEQUIDDown 62: GlowAURADDown 63: Sitting musclesGLUTEIDDown 64: Approval-granting org.FDADDown 66: Jazzman Niehaus or TristanoLENNIEDDown 68: NerdGEEKDDown 69: Low brassTUBADDown 70: TwosomeITEMDDown 71: Good thinkingLOGICDDown 74: "The Stepford Wives" authorIRALEVINDDown 76: Rude greetingCATCALLDDown 79: ___ sea (cruising)OUTATDDown 80: Actor Joe of "Hill Street Blues"SPANODDown 81: Repetition mark, in musicSEGNODDown 83: ___ PopularBANCODDown 84: Traveled quicklyMADETIMEDDown 85: DeleteXOUTDDown 86: Jordan's Queen ___NOORDDown 87: Cobblers' leftoversODDSHOESDDown 88: Society page wordNEEDDown 89: Mexican Mrs.SRADDown 90: Some milk cartons: Abbr.PTSDDown 91: High ends?AITCHESDDown 92: Of lung membranesPLEURALDDown 97: "It must be ___ news day"ASLOWDDown 98: Hide outLIE LOWDDown 102: Funhouse criesEEKSDDown 104: Plant swellingEDEMADDown 105: Wings, in a wayLAMESDDown 107: It may have ".com" in its nameSITEDDown 110: Suit material?TORTDDown 111: Words that leave one in a bind?IDOSDDown 112: Delhi titleSRIDDown 113: "Platoon" settingNAMDDown 114: 1964 Ronny & the Daytonas hitGTODDown 115: Check for accuracyVETDDown 116: Suffix with expertISEDDown 117: Letterhead abbr.TELDDown 118: TV inits. since 10/11/75SNL