New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th October 2002 There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th October 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ScratchMOOLAHAAcross 7: Bogged downINARUTAAcross 13: Claret containersCARAFESAAcross 20: ChargeACCUSEAAcross 21: So farTO DATEAAcross 22: Swallowed humble pieATEDIRTAAcross 23: Battery power?CATCHERSMIGHTAAcross 25: Layered entreeLASAGNAAAcross 26: Gasteyer of "S.N.L."ANAAAcross 27: Senior memberDOYENAAcross 28: French collagistARPAAcross 30: AlmostNIGHONAAcross 31: Nobelist HammarskjöldDAGAAcross 32: Certain clock setting: Abbr.DSTAAcross 33: Ring sourceONIONAAcross 35: Go downSETAAcross 36: Hacienda brickADOBEAAcross 38: Mini?SLIGHTSKIRTAAcross 43: La precederTRAAAcross 46: Procrastinator's catchwordMANANAAAcross 48: SALT subjectICBMAAcross 49: American composer who pioneered in polytonalityIVESAAcross 50: Done, for DonneO'ERAAcross 51: VentsAIRWAYSAAcross 53: Like windowsPANEDAAcross 55: Elementary educationABC'SAAcross 55: Elementary educationABCSAAcross 56: Skin pigmentMELANINAAcross 58: StoopsDEIGNSAAcross 59: Take outDELEAAcross 60: Spade, for oneSAMAAcross 61: Dracula roles?BITEPARTSAAcross 64: Something nerds don't doFIT INAAcross 65: Shrill soundsTREBLESAAcross 67: Screen writing?E-MAILAAcross 67: Screen writing?EMAILAAcross 68: Dry drinkMARTINIAAcross 70: Say yeaAGREEAAcross 71: Arson?SPITEFIREAAcross 73: Common Market: Abbr.EECAAcross 74: StormRAGEAAcross 75: Card game with a Chinese nameFAN TANAAcross 75: Card game with a Chinese nameFANTANAAcross 78: Hall-of-FamersLEGENDSAAcross 80: "___ intéressant"TRESAAcross 81: Get togetherAMASSAAcross 82: Snack barGRANOLAAAcross 84: Cariou of "Sweeney Todd"LENAAcross 85: Rock climber's challengeCRAGAAcross 86: Synthesizer pioneerMOOGAAcross 87: SnacksNOSHESAAcross 91: And so on: Abbr.ETC.AAcross 92: Yodels?HEIGHTSONGSAAcross 96: Wake Island, e.g.ATOLLAAcross 97: Singer SumacYMAAAcross 99: Gets "warmer"NEARSAAcross 100: Big spender's rollWADAAcross 102: "Told ya!"SEEAAcross 103: Kind of sodaBAKINGAAcross 106: Strand from a parentDNAAAcross 107: Northeast Indian stateASSAMAAcross 110: Clavell's "___-Pan"TAIAAcross 111: Sleep inducersOPIATESAAcross 113: Task for King Arthur?KNIGHTPICKINGAAcross 117: Ceramic vesselsPOTTERYAAcross 118: Bakery buyECLAIRAAcross 119: 1862 battle siteSHILOHAAcross 120: Like some olivesSPEAREDAAcross 121: Prepares for more battlesREARMSAAcross 122: Ceremonial dinnersSEDERSDDown 1: Paving materialMACADAMDDown 2: It's heard at some baseball gamesOCANADADDown 3: ___ Building, landmark on New York's Roosevelt IslandOCTAGONDDown 4: Director Jean-___ GodardLUCDDown 5: Hair colorASHDDown 6: Takes to heartHEEDSDDown 7: TeenyITSYDDown 8: Iditarod terminusNOMEDDown 9: Server's edgeADINDDown 10: DusterRAGDDown 11: World leader elected in 1961UTHANTDDown 12: Hot 90's computer gameTETRISDDown 13: Old White House nicknameCALDDown 14: ___ advantageATANDDown 15: Won't cooperateRESISTSDDown 16: "Time is money," e.g.ADAGEDDown 17: Struggle for a deadlock?FIGHTTOBETIEDDDown 18: Cube creator RubikERNODDown 19: One of the deer hunters in "The Deer Hunter"STANDDown 24: Doesn't keepROTSDDown 29: Sticking (out)POKINGDDown 32: Subject to disprovalDENIABLEDDown 33: Physicist GeorgOHMDDown 34: Phileas Fogg portrayerNIVENDDown 37: False idolBAALDDown 39: Radio host HansenLIANEDDown 40: Very distantICYDDown 41: Literary inits.GBSDDown 42: McCarthy's quarryREDSDDown 44: Takes it easyRECLINESDDown 45: Cause of Philip Boyes's death in a Dorothy Sayers novelARSENICDDown 47: 1970's sitcomARNIEDDown 52: CardsWITSDDown 53: It means little to ChiracPETITDDown 54: Congregation dividerAISLEDDown 55: Mine entranceADITDDown 56: Shakespearean queenMARGARETDDown 57: Reserve flier?EMERGENCYKITEDDown 58: ExhaustDRAINDDown 60: Shake upSTARTLEDDown 62: Raid targetsPESTSDDown 63: Oscars' org.AMPASDDown 64: Fail to pay the freightFREELOADDDown 66: Some contestsBEESDDown 68: ComportmentMIENDDown 69: Fluorescent lamp fillerARGONDDown 72: She wrote "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe"FLAGGDDown 75: FoodFAREDDown 76: Vigorously, of oldAMAINDDown 77: Played the shrewNAGGEDDDown 79: Democratic donkey designerNASTDDown 82: SchmaltzGOODDown 83: Wood of the Rolling StonesRONDDown 85: Cheerleader, oftenCHANTERDDown 86: Work for eds.MSSDDown 88: AntagonisticHOSTILEDDown 89: "The Lion in Winter" queenELEANORDDown 90: Sites for bellsSLEIGHSDDown 93: LongHANKERDDown 94: Deep thoughtTRANCEDDown 95: Quid pro quoSWAPDDown 98: Mazda modelMIATADDown 101: OffAMISSDDown 103: Dances to jazzBOPSDDown 104: EachAPOPDDown 105: "Unfaithful" starGEREDDown 107: Thickening agentAGARDDown 108: Mason's wedgeSHIMDDown 109: Orch. sectionSTRSDDown 112: Charlie Chaplin's brotherSYDDDown 114: Wharf workers' org.ILADDown 115: "Evita" narratorCHEDDown 116: Billy, for oneKID