New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th August 2002 There are 73 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th August 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: CrowBRAGAAcross 5: They run in gangsMOLLSAAcross 10: Invite forASKTOAAcross 15: Grace period?AMENAAcross 19: Stubbs of the Four TopsLEVIAAcross 20: Muse whose name means "passionate"ERATOAAcross 21: MurderedSLAINAAcross 22: "Fatal Attraction" director AdrianLYNEAAcross 23: Gershwin song for egotistsIVEGOTACRUSHONMEAAcross 26: "La Belle et la ___"BETEAAcross 27: It crashed on 3/23/01MIRAAcross 28: Carpet qualityPILEAAcross 29: Korean president, 1948-60RHEEAAcross 30: Ate upENJOYEDAAcross 32: Subjects of appraisalsESTATESAAcross 34: Diamond production?RBISAAcross 35: Bygone attireBLOOMERSAAcross 36: Military responseYESSIRAAcross 37: Feature of an old-fashioned roastBOARAAcross 38: Not freshTRITEAAcross 39: Kind of point or theorySETAAcross 40: Shania Twain song for egotistsIMSTILLTHEONEAAcross 43: Masochist's startSADOAAcross 44: Video store sectionSCIFIAAcross 47: Cotton capsuleBOLLAAcross 48: Veteran journalist ___ AbelELIEAAcross 49: Evil general in "Superman II"ZODAAcross 50: ___ TechCALAAcross 51: Spill a littleSLOPAAcross 53: "___ we?"SHALLAAcross 55: Wilde playSALOMEAAcross 58: "___ dreaming?"AMIAAcross 59: Half noteMINIMAAcross 61: Tiny energy units, for shortEVSAAcross 62: Setting for Camus's "The Plague"ALGERIAAAcross 63: Rules and ___REGSAAcross 65: Tony Bennett song for egotistsBECAUSEOFMEAAcross 68: Poker game localesDENSAAcross 69: Makes senseCOHERESAAcross 71: Track sitesLPSAAcross 72: TurkeysFLOPSAAcross 74: DirectlyDUEAAcross 75: InvolveENTAILAAcross 76: Plants in a Fugard titleALOESAAcross 78: Florentine painting, e.g.ARTEAAcross 79: Either of two Spice GirlsMELAAcross 80: Einstein's hometownULMAAcross 81: ___ BatorULANAAcross 82: Baby ___ (tender vegetable)LIMAAAcross 84: Conspires withABETSAAcross 86: Cosby's first seriesISPYAAcross 88: Another Gershwin song for egotistsEMBRACEABLEMEAAcross 91: 2001 title role for Sean PennSAMAAcross 92: SphericalORBEDAAcross 93: Old characterRUNEAAcross 94: ModestSIMPLEAAcross 98: At allANYWHEREAAcross 100: Halloween decorationsBATSAAcross 101: Like some olivesSPEAREDAAcross 102: It may have hornsDILEMMAAAcross 103: Bridge partARCHAAcross 104: Platte River tribeOTOSAAcross 105: BlokeEGGAAcross 106: They may be tied up in TokyoOBISAAcross 107: Cole Porter song for egotistsIGETAKICKOUTOFMEAAcross 111: Torn (from), old-styleREFTAAcross 112: Short, sayTESTYAAcross 113: They're expectedNORMSAAcross 114: It has a head and hopsBEERAAcross 115: Saloon selectionsALESAAcross 116: Sports awardsESPYSAAcross 117: Lose itGOAPEAAcross 118: Flying fish eatersERNSDDown 1: "Holy cow!" overseasBLIMEYDDown 2: Fix a draftREVISEDDown 3: ParriesAVERTSDDown 4: Club dateGIGDDown 5: SpecialtiesMETIERSDDown 6: Master's hurdleORALSDDown 7: Strengthen, in a wayLACEDDown 8: P.O. itemLTRDDown 9: Tart treatsSOURBALLSDDown 10: They used to be hot stuffASHESDDown 11: ___-eyedSLOEDDown 12: Home for Wyatt Earp: Abbr.KAN.DDown 13: History book insetTIMELINEDDown 14: Musically monotonousONENOTEDDown 15: Mitch who wrote "Tuesdays With Morrie"ALBOMDDown 16: Frankie Valli song for egotistsMYEYESADOREDMEDDown 17: LoggedENTEREDDDown 18: MustNEEDSTODDown 24: Characteristic of a bullOPTIMISMDDown 25: JerseySHIRTDDown 31: Diner cupfulJOEDDown 33: "Yeah, right!"ASIFDDown 34: Class listROLLDDown 35: London ___BROILDDown 37: "Ali," e.g.BIOPICDDown 38: RelatesTELLSOFDDown 41: Chophouse choicesTBONESDDown 42: Give a liftHEAVEDDown 43: Having a bottomSOLEDDDown 44: Like capital letters in many E. E. Cummings poemsSCARCEDDown 45: Found unexpectedlyCAMEONDDown 46: Debby Boone song for egotistsILIGHTUPMYLIFEDDown 49: Go the other wayZAGDDown 52: Reputation ruinerLIBELDDown 54: 1946 Literature NobelistHESSEDDown 55: Was outSLEPTDDown 56: Dance musicMINUETDDown 57: Supporters of the artsEASELSDDown 60: Duck typeMALLARDDDown 62: Ethically neutralAMORALDDown 64: Simmons rivalSEALYDDown 66: "Once ___ ..."UPONADDown 67: On fire in the kitchenFLAMBEDDown 70: Grand Canyon spotRIMDDown 73: Most sordidSEAMIESTDDown 76: "A Delicate Balance" playwrightALBEEDDown 77: Spade workSLEUTHINGDDown 81: ResentmentsUMBRAGESDDown 83: Mathematician Stewart and othersIANSDDown 85: Synagogue stageBEMADDown 86: Dancer DuncanISADORADDown 87: Florida islandSANIBELDDown 88: RecluseEREMITEDDown 89: Highly skilledCRACKDDown 90: Speak forESPOUSEDDown 92: Bit of resistanceOHMDDown 95: Think bestPREFERDDown 96: GofersLEGMENDDown 97: Trimming toolsEDGERSDDown 99: Authors Rebecca and NathanaelWESTSDDown 100: Barnyard soundsBRAYSDDown 101: Put one's foot downSTOMPDDown 103: One who's practicing: Abbr.ATTYDDown 104: Tapered podsOKRADDown 108: Mind-reading, for shortE.S.P.DDown 108: Mind-reading, for shortESPDDown 109: Sweet soundCOODDown 110: Honor from Queen Eliz.OBE