New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd September 2002 There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd September 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Player of old tunesHI-FIAAcross 5: Kind of woolLAMBSAAcross 10: Grassy plainCAMPOAAcross 15: Syndicate V.I.P.CAPOAAcross 19: Scene of 1914 fightingYSERAAcross 20: Place to learn anglaisECOLEAAcross 21: Constellation next to TaurusORIONAAcross 22: As easy as falling off ___ALOGAAcross 23: Prefix with physicalMETAAAcross 24: Solzhenitsyn novel settingGULAGAAcross 25: Money for a babysitter?MINDERSFEEAAcross 27: One enamored of early Europeans?NEANDERTHALFANAAcross 30: ___ noodles (Chinese dish)SESAMEAAcross 31: Climbing plantLIANAAAcross 32: Writer RandAYNAAcross 33: Crimson rivalELIAAcross 34: ChickenCOWARDAAcross 36: Med. choicesHMOSAAcross 39: Robinson Crusoe, e.g.ISLANDERAAcross 44: In agreementATONEAAcross 45: Sandbox pile?MOUNTAINOFYOUTHAAcross 48: Homily: Abbr.SERAAcross 49: IntimidateDAUNTAAcross 50: Tiny swarmerGNATAAcross 51: Common female middle nameMAEAAcross 52: Pride : lion :: gang : ___ELKAAcross 53: Manhattan Project skeptic's motto?FISSIONIMPOSSIBLEAAcross 58: ___ MissOLEAAcross 59: Do some high-tech surgeryLASEAAcross 60: Rat-___ATATAAcross 61: It may be cockedHATAAcross 62: Sign on many lawnsFOR SALEAAcross 64: Cronus or OceanusTITANAAcross 66: Giants Stadium spectator, maybeJETSFANAAcross 70: Plastic ___ BandONOAAcross 71: River to Donegal BayERNEAAcross 72: See 80-AcrossROBBAAcross 73: Turkish titleAGAAAcross 74: Words from a long-suffering orthopedic patient?THANKGODITSMRIDAYAAcross 80: With 72-Across, former Va. officialSENAAcross 81: Kind of branOATAAcross 82: Provider of coded instructionsGENEAAcross 83: "Zip your lip!"CANITAAcross 84: Small songbirdTITAAcross 85: Greek goddess with a great deal of patience?SLOWBURNINGMUSEAAcross 90: Orderly fliersGEESEAAcross 92: Anna Karenina and othersHEROINESAAcross 93: Car barAXLEAAcross 94: Wake-up callsALARMSAAcross 95: Washington and McKinley: Abbr.MTSAAcross 96: "Fresh Air" airerNPRAAcross 98: Sound at a soda fountainSLURPAAcross 99: Cocaine, for oneOPIATEAAcross 102: Slow computer download?FOURMINUTEFILEAAcross 108: Acceleration forces of Russian aircraft?MIGNEWTONSAAcross 110: Author BrooknerANITAAAcross 111: SpringLEAPAAcross 112: Park ranger's study: Abbr.ECOLAAcross 113: Writer ___ Maria RemarqueERICHAAcross 114: Motherly startMATRIAAcross 115: Trouble spots for teensACNEAAcross 116: HardlyNARYAAcross 117: Chicago's Richard ___ CenterDALEYAAcross 118: Proximate to, to poetsANEARAAcross 119: Cutesy-poo dogPEKEDDown 1: It may precede a 48-AcrossHYMNDDown 2: Clairvoyant's openerISEEDDown 3: One doing amniocentesis?FETALWORKERDDown 4: Qom nativeIRANIANDDown 5: See 6-DownLEGENDDDown 6: With 5-Down, auto debut of 1986ACURADDown 7: ShedMOLTDDown 8: NondescriptBLAHDDown 9: Arcade nameSEGADDown 10: SnugCOMFYDDown 11: Sect follower?ARIANDDown 12: Voyageurs Natl. Park localeMINN.DDown 13: MinivehiclePODDDown 14: Something it's good to beONESELFDDown 15: Card-matching game: Var.CASSINODDown 16: Popular sports car, informallyALFADDown 17: LayPOEMDDown 18: Molding with a curved profileOGEEDDown 26: Communications satellite, basicallyRELAYDDown 28: Certain betDAREDDown 29: Go onLASTDDown 34: Words in many a Perry Mason titleCASEOFDDown 35: Verdi operaOTELLODDown 36: Put upHOUSEDDown 37: Bond type, brieflyMUNIDDown 38: Aware ofONTODDown 39: UnsuitableINAPTDDown 40: Explorer Hernando de ___SOTODDown 41: One way to be struckDUMBDDown 42: List enderET ALDDown 42: List enderET AL.DDown 43: First president of KoreaRHEEDDown 45: Pool shotMASSEDDown 46: UneaseAGITADDown 47: Hero of the 1997 best seller "Cold Mountain"INMANDDown 49: Kind of boxDIALOGDDown 53: Meat cutFLANKDDown 54: Rear end, in anatomyNATESDDown 55: Month before AdarSHEBATDDown 56: Watched and did nothingSATBYDDown 57: "___ Too Late" (King hit)ITSDDown 63: Young fellowSONDDown 64: Singer LopezTRINIDDown 65: One ___ (poor odds)INTENDDown 66: Actress FosterJODIEDDown 67: Work that's played allegro?FASTERPIECEDDown 68: Certain discriminationAGEISMDDown 69: Birthplace of Jules VerneNANTESDDown 71: Delightful placesEDENSDDown 72: Dentist's orderRINSEDDown 74: Reggae pioneer PeterTOSHDDown 75: In good shapeHALEDDown 76: Suffix with decorATORDDown 77: BeastOGREDDown 78: Year George V took the throneMCMXDDown 79: Actor JuliaRAULDDown 86: FeminineWOMANLYDDown 87: Polite word to a FräuleinBITTEDDown 88: Not yet attached, in a wayUNSEWEDDDown 89: "Tootsie" co-starGARRDDown 90: MucilageGLUEDDown 91: Cold weather protectorEARFLAPDDown 94: Star in the Summer TriangleALTAIRDDown 96: Present occasionNONCEDDown 97: AggressivePUSHYDDown 98: Kama ___SUTRADDown 99: Black cat, to someOMENDDown 100: Type typePICADDown 101: Hunchback of film horrorIGORDDown 102: FrustrateFOILDDown 103: Early 50's TV comedyMAMADDown 104: ___ uproarINANDDown 105: When the stars come out, in adsNITEDDown 106: Hardly portlyLANKDDown 107: One-on-one sportEPEEDDown 109: Refrain partTRA