New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 7th August 2002

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 7th August 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Brutish sort
AAcross 6:	Picture prize
AAcross 11:	Phone ___
AAcross 14:	Vice president Stevenson	ADLAI
AAcross 15:	Seize, à la Caesar	CARPE
AAcross 16:	Masseur's supply
AAcross 17:	Insect's bedtime ritual?	BUGSPRAYERS
AAcross 19:	Bother
AAcross 20:	Hole-in-one
AAcross 21:	King in a Steve Martin song
AAcross 22:	1945 conference site
AAcross 24:	Part of a service
AAcross 26:	Perfumes with a joss stick, say
AAcross 27:	Induction motor developer
AAcross 29:	Very funny person
AAcross 32:	Game show panelist Peggy	CASS
AAcross 35:	Preschoolers
AAcross 37:	"___ Mio"	OSOLE
AAcross 38:	"Bleah!"
AAcross 39:	Sass from Elsie?
AAcross 41:	Shell mover
AAcross 42:	Ragú rival	PREGO
AAcross 44:	Milton Friedman's subj.	ECON
AAcross 45:	Friend of Big Bird	ELMO
AAcross 46:	___ Club
AAcross 48:	Dumbstruck
AAcross 50:	Hand down
AAcross 52:	Not stop for, in a way	WALKBY
AAcross 56:	Have in one's hands
AAcross 58:	Test site
AAcross 59:	Big D.C. lobby
AAcross 60:	Tick off
AAcross 61:	Sound when a gobbler gets a joke?	TURKEYSHOOT
AAcross 64:	"Y" wearer	ELI
AAcross 65:	Actress Eleniak	ERIKA
AAcross 66:	Oscar-winning screenwriter Robert	TOWNE
AAcross 67:	Antonym's antonym: Abbr.
AAcross 68:	Knocks flat
AAcross 69:	Aligns
DDown 1:	Raisin cakes
DDown 2:	Bring out
DDown 3:	Ragged Dick creator
DDown 4:	Carrier to Copenhagen
DDown 5:	Move quietly
DDown 6:	One ___ (ball game)	OCAT
DDown 7:	For example
DDown 8:	Kind of sole
DDown 9:	They have strings attached
DDown 10:	Place to stretch your legs
DDown 11:	Hammer for a hopper?
DDown 12:	Disney musical	AIDA
DDown 13:	Latch (onto)
DDown 18:	Totals	RUNSTO
DDown 23:	Tres y tres
DDown 25:	Whitney and others: Abbr.	MTS
DDown 26:	Puss's food container?
DDown 28:	Game company that originated Yahtzee
DDown 30:	Steamer, e.g.
DDown 31:	Medal awardee, maybe
DDown 32:	Putting targets
DDown 33:	Prefix with cultural	AGRI
DDown 34:	Rams, lambs and ewes?
DDown 36:	Move with difficulty
DDown 39:	Dressed like a Victorian woman
DDown 40:	Sort of
DDown 43:	Fat, in France	GRAS
DDown 45:	Slippery sort
DDown 47:	Make certain
DDown 49:	Some beers	PABSTS
DDown 51:	"Hamlet" courtier	OSRIC
DDown 53:	Public, as information
DDown 54:	Bucker
DDown 55:	Director Peter
DDown 56:	Bakers' wares
DDown 57:	Alternative to De Gaulle
DDown 58:	Pastoral places
DDown 62:	Hateful org.
DDown 63:	Today, in Toledo