New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th October 2002 There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th October 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "Eternal Spring" sculptorRODINAAcross 6: Bungle, with "up"MESSAAcross 10: Maker of Twix and StarburstMARSAAcross 14: Factory machinery, e.g.ASSETAAcross 19: Six months from julioENEROAAcross 20: LoadsA LOTAAcross 21: "A Chapter on Ears" writerELIAAAcross 22: Paris rivalROMEOAAcross 23: "Excellent!"GREATAAcross 24: Festive eventGALAAAcross 25: CoolNONCHALANTAAcross 27: Boorish boarder regretted scuttlebuttRUDEROOMERRUEDRUMORAAcross 30: Rome-to-Athens dir.ESEAAcross 31: Kind of tripEGOAAcross 32: 1994 Shirley MacLaine title roleTESSAAcross 33: H, to HerodotusETAAAcross 34: Kind of testMRIAAcross 37: Clothing retailer since 1969THEGAPAAcross 39: Toni Morrison bookSULAAAcross 41: "Venus of Urbino" painterTITIANAAcross 43: Depressed Dvorák was spendthriftBLUECZECHBLEWCHECKAAcross 49: Small amountsDABSAAcross 52: Chou En-___LAIAAcross 53: Ring leader?TOREROAAcross 54: "Gotcha"ISEEAAcross 55: Period of yearsERAAAcross 56: Gave the O.K.SAIDSOAAcross 59: ___ the wayPAVEAAcross 60: JitteryANTSYAAcross 61: Bakery stockECLAIRSAAcross 63: Bel ___ cheesePAESEAAcross 65: November dishYAMAAcross 66: Collins's style permeates estatePHILSMANNERFILLSMANORAAcross 73: Wray of "King Kong"FAYAAcross 74: ___-Novo (Benin's capital)PORTOAAcross 75: Off-Broadway's "The Beauty Queen of ___"LEENANEAAcross 76: Given by word of mouth, as evidencePAROLAAcross 79: Prefix with linguisticsMETAAAcross 80: Hard conditionsRIGORSAAcross 83: NBC's former ownerRCAAAcross 84: Former British protectorateOMANAAcross 85: ThreatenIMPENDAAcross 87: Not only that but alsoNAYAAcross 88: Producer of sweet messages?ICERAAcross 89: Blockheaded lover has an accident on a rural roadDENSEDEARDENTSDEERAAcross 94: ChantINTONEAAcross 95: Engage in frenzied concert activityMOSHAAcross 96: Soccer statASSISTAAcross 100: Buzzing aboutADOAAcross 101: Rotating pieceCAMAAcross 103: Part of a military defense, for shortSAMSAAcross 105: Pioneering DadaistARPAAcross 106: Hide-hair connectorNORAAcross 107: Merchant recognized animal in the basementSELLERKNEWCELLARGNUAAcross 113: Alternative to "Saludo"BUENOSDIASAAcross 115: Gets downEATSAAcross 116: Some DodgesNEONSAAcross 117: Figure skater Protopopov and othersOLEGSAAcross 118: "What's ___ you?"ITTOAAcross 119: Arezzo's riverARNOAAcross 120: Group of strings, maybeOCTETAAcross 121: Clergy memberPADREAAcross 122: Where William the Conqueror is buriedCAENAAcross 123: Spring siteTRAPAAcross 124: StoutLUSTYDDown 1: "To ___ deeply is to live afresh": ThoreauREGRETDDown 2: ChargeONRUSHDDown 3: Late rocker RamoneDEEDEEDDown 4: "Dies ___"IRAEDDown 5: FakeNOTREALDDown 6: Cartoon Mr.MAGOODDown 7: Kingdom east of BabyloniaELAMDDown 8: Step on itSOLEDDown 9: Shake upSTARTLEDDown 10: Computer offeringsMENUSDDown 11: Fugard's "A Lesson From ___"ALOESDDown 12: Zest producerRINDDDown 13: Start of a French oathSACREDDown 14: Like the words of JesusARAMAICDDown 15: Star turnSOLODDown 16: Most insincereSMARMIESTDDown 17: Poet's contractionE'ENDDown 17: Poet's contractionEENDDown 18: SproutTOTDDown 26: Quarterback's callHUTTWODDown 28: Old Soviet secret police org.OGPUDDown 29: Jump at a noise, e.g.REACTDDown 35: RevsRACESDDown 36: One way to singINKEYDDown 38: Literary monogramGBSDDown 39: Large numberSCADDDown 40: Commando weaponsUZISDDown 42: Victim in a 1932 mystery novel, with "the"THINMANDDown 44: "I Still See ___" ("Paint Your Wagon" tune)ELISADDown 45: WishHOPEFORDDown 46: Luca ___, "The Godfather" henchmanBRASIDDown 47: Be candidLEVELDDown 48: "... ___ he drove out of sight"EREDDown 49: BassDEEPDDown 50: BendARCHDDown 51: Indonesian tourist destinationBALIDDown 56: Cord fiberSISALDDown 57: Black Knights of college sportsARMYDDown 58: Dividend, mathematicallyOPERANDDDown 60: Actor Willie of "Eight Is Enough"AAMESDDown 62: Last Spanish king before Juan CarlosALFONSODDown 64: Dance, e.g.ARTDDown 65: W.W. I battle siteYSERDDown 67: Salt-___ (rap trio)NPEPADDown 68: Observant oneNOTERDDown 69: Two-time Oscar-winning director Frank ___LLOYDDDown 70: One watching for trafficNARCDDown 71: As soon asONCEDDown 72: CabooseREARDDown 76: Conducting sitesPODIADDown 77: ReworkAMENDDDown 78: Went downhillRANTOSEEDDDown 79: Metz Mrs.MMEDDown 81: Football stats: Abbr.INTSDDown 82: Big cutGASHDDown 85: 10'sIDEALSDDown 86: "The Silence of the Lambs" directorDEMMEDDown 88: Dept. of the Treasury dept.IRSDDown 90: RingENCLOSEDDown 91: "Easy!"NOSWEATDDown 92: British titleEARLDDown 93: Talk of ToledoESPANOLDDown 97: BarsINGOTSDDown 98: Browning pieceSONNETDDown 99: UnfailingTRUSTYDDown 102: TreaterMEDICDDown 103: Compete in the Winter Olympics, maybeSKATEDDown 104: Williams of "Happy Days"ANSONDDown 105: Journalist JosephALSOPDDown 108: Bldg. contractor's hireENGRDDown 109: Meter maid of songRITADDown 110: Novelist CalebCARRDDown 111: European peakETNADDown 112: Obtained: Fr.RECUDDown 113: Some jazzBOPDDown 114: Diminutive suffixULA