New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th October 2002 There are 75 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th October 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Mahler's "Das Lied von der ___"ERDEAAcross 5: Children's word after one, two or threePOTATOAAcross 11: Co. offering broadband serviceCOMSATAAcross 17: Chaucer tale-tellerREEVEAAcross 19: Certain spiritsALCOHOLSAAcross 21: "Cool Water" singerODETTAAAcross 22: Subject of the book "Disaster in Dearborn"EDSELAAcross 23: Pertaining to a shoreLITTORALAAcross 24: Engine fuelPETROLAAcross 25: President born on July 4COOLIDGEAAcross 27: Sierra Madre treasureOROAAcross 28: "___ a Blue World" (1940 hit)ITSAAcross 30: Unit of yarnHANKAAcross 31: Cowboy's monikerTEX.AAcross 31: Cowboy's monikerTEXAAcross 32: "Quo Vadis" roleNEROAAcross 34: TogetherASONEAAcross 36: What flames may doDANCEAAcross 37: Neighbor of Isr.SYRAAcross 39: Unlawful firing?ARSONAAcross 41: River to the VolgaOKAAAcross 42: AnesthetizedUNDERAAcross 43: Widen, in a wayREAMAAcross 45: Lead has oneHOMONYMAAcross 48: Like one terminal of a battery: Abbr.POSAAcross 49: Easy openingsFLIPTOPSAAcross 53: ChuckTOSSAAcross 54: Not end on scheduleGOLONGAAcross 57: Tabloid publisher's concernLIBELLAWAAcross 58: Prefix with meterODOAAcross 59: Port city built around an old volcano craterADENAAcross 61: Incomparably, after "by"FARAAcross 62: The Fed's concern: Abbr.ECONAAcross 63: Keep an ___EYEONAAcross 65: Having soundSONANTAAcross 67: Gardner of "The Barefoot Contessa"AVAAAcross 68: Make an impressionDENTAAcross 69: Neighbor of N.M.COLO.AAcross 70: Dust Bowl refugeeOKIEAAcross 71: Dutch importEDAMAAcross 72: Animal with curved hornsGNUAAcross 73: Tug atPULLONAAcross 75: "Veni, vidi, vici," e.g.BOASTAAcross 76: 100 for an I.Q.NORMAAcross 77: Bailout keyESCAAcross 78: "Sorry to say ..."ALASAAcross 79: Plastic ___ BandONOAAcross 81: Be doubly protectedREINSUREAAcross 83: Edit outDELETEAAcross 85: Years abroadANOSAAcross 86: ImputesASCRIBESAAcross 87: Receptionist's info: Abbr.EXTAAcross 88: Music of Abba or RoxetteEUROPOPAAcross 91: Message Waiting instructionCALLAAcross 92: Straight-billed game birdSNIPEAAcross 94: ___-CatSNOAAcross 95: Stay away fromNOTDOAAcross 98: Some series bondsEESAAcross 100: Burgundy wineMACONAAcross 101: "Doesn't this strike you ___?"ASODDAAcross 104: OutstandingOWEDAAcross 105: Airline localeHUBAAcross 107: In-flight details, for shortETASAAcross 108: When said three times, a 1964 Billboard hitFUNAAcross 109: "So there you are!"OHOAAcross 111: Certain bathing suitONE-PIECEAAcross 114: See-through sheetLUCITEAAcross 116: NeverATNOTIMEAAcross 119: Dance to "Minka," e.g.POLKAAAcross 120: ThreesTRINESAAcross 121: Site in development?PHOTOLABAAcross 122: Circus sightSTILTAAcross 123: Marsh plantsSEDGESAAcross 124: PrayerORISONAAcross 125: They bring things downAXESDDown 1: Put upERECTDDown 2: Starts from scratchREDOESDDown 3: Part of 26-Down, old-styleDESOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACIDDDown 4: Robbie's daredevil dadEVELDDown 5: They help you get a gripPLIERSDDown 6: Mo. in which to celebrate Mother-in-Law DayOCTDDown 7: Oz visitorTOTODDown 8: Now, in San JuanAHORADDown 9: Plaza de ___TOROSDDown 10: Spanish waveOLADDown 11: Perp pursuersCOPSDDown 12: Keatsian tributeODEDDown 13: Antifreeze ingredientMETHANOLDDown 14: What the highlighted squares in this puzzle representSTRANDSOFADOUBLEHELIXDDown 15: "This instant!"AT ONCEDDown 16: ChatterboxTALKERDDown 18: Student inside ivied wallsELIDDown 19: Tattered Tom's creatorALGERDDown 20: It goes downstairsSLINKYDDown 26: What 14-Down representsDNAMOLECULEDDown 29: Pair of oxenTEAMDDown 33: La-la lead-inOOHDDown 35: Suffixes with ball and bassOONSDDown 36: Washington's ___ CircleDUPONTDDown 38: Feel remorse forREPENTDDown 40: OffNOTONDDown 44: Much of N.J.'s coastATLDDown 46: Like the Who, in the 60'sMODDDown 47: Zoo de Madrid animalsOSOSDDown 49: Having feathersFLEDGEDDDown 50: Hunter's needLICENSEDDown 51: Cause of a late 1950's scandalPAYOLADDown 52: Potential boat capsizersSWELLSDDown 54: Sequence involving 3-DownGENETIC CODEDDown 55: Ancient Spanish kingdomNAVARREDDown 56: British metric unitsGRAMMESDDown 59: Earthquake-prone world capitalANKARADDown 60: Talking points?DAISESDDown 64: Tic-tac-toe winOOODDown 66: New pedometer readingOOODDown 71: Store on a farmENSILEDDown 73: Dick Van ___ of "Eight Is Enough"PATTENDDown 74: Slurping at the dinner table, e.g.NONODDown 75: Physics particle with an integral spinBOSONDDown 80: Alphabet trioNOPDDown 82: 1930's inits.NRADDown 84: Shedding light onEXPOSINGDDown 85: Buck add-onAROODDown 88: Biblical twinESAUDDown 89: Open with a clickUNSNAPDDown 90: Nanki-___ of "The Mikado"POODDown 92: RefinesSMELTSDDown 93: Kind of walkNATUREDDown 96: Kind of bobsledTWOMANDDown 97: Star in CygnusDENEBDDown 99: NurseSUCKLEDDown 102: Name on a hospital wing, perhapsDONORDDown 103: Calcutta clothDHOTIDDown 106: Heart throbsBEATSDDown 108: Come clean, with "up"FESSDDown 110: People on the PlatteOTOSDDown 112: Second ltr. additionPPSDDown 113: Teensy bitIOTADDown 115: It gets things off the groundTEEDDown 117: Howe'erTHODDown 118: U.N. workers' grp.ILO