New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 5th November 2002

There are 37 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 5th November 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Dips in gravy
AAcross 5:	Typewriter type
AAcross 9:	Image on an old nickel
AAcross 14:	Site of the 9-Across on an old nickel
AAcross 15:	Economist Smith
AAcross 16:	Do penance
AAcross 17:	Grid great Graham
AAcross 18:	All-night party
AAcross 19:	On pitch
AAcross 20:	Question to a suspect	WHATSTHESTORY
AAcross 23:	Pasture sound
AAcross 24:	Planet, poetically
AAcross 25:	Tom of "Newhart"	POSTON
AAcross 29:	Sugar pie
AAcross 31:	Mosque V.I.P.
AAcross 35:	Sound from Sneezy
AAcross 36:	Pueblo Indians	HOPIS
AAcross 38:	Botheration
AAcross 39:	Question to a prospective bride	WHOSTHELUCKYMAN
AAcross 42:	Make a boner
AAcross 43:	Great Lakes mnemonic
AAcross 44:	Alphabet ender
AAcross 45:	Need a bath badly
AAcross 47:	Kid-___ (children's shows)
AAcross 48:	Did figure eights, say
AAcross 49:	Big brute
AAcross 51:	News initials	UPI
AAcross 52:	Question to a speeder	WHERESTHEFIRE
AAcross 59:	Close to
AAcross 61:	Actress Sharon
AAcross 62:	"Phew!" inducer
AAcross 63:	Transported
AAcross 64:	Many a trucker	CBER
AAcross 65:	Lantern-jawed celeb
AAcross 66:	Say "@#$%!"
AAcross 67:	Call to Fido
AAcross 68:	Roaster's spot
DDown 1:	Pack overhead
DDown 2:	"@#$%!," e.g.
DDown 3:	Bread for gyros
DDown 4:	Place for mail
DDown 5:	Dolly who sang "Here You Come Again"
DDown 6:	State with a panhandle
DDown 7:	Stalactite site
DDown 8:	Traitorous Aldrich	AMES
DDown 9:	Ulan ___, Mongolia	BATOR
DDown 10:	Spanish pianist José	ITURBI
DDown 11:	Walkman maker	SONY
DDown 12:	Latish lunchtime
DDown 13:	Nancy Drew's beau
DDown 21:	Peanut butter choice
DDown 22:	Gin's partner
DDown 25:	Ham-fisted one
DDown 26:	Autumn hue
DDown 27:	Sandcastle site
DDown 28:	How-___ (instructional books)	TOS
DDown 29:	Sank, as a putt
DDown 30:	Numbered work
DDown 32:	"Glengarry Glen Ross" playwright
DDown 33:	Old saw
DDown 34:	Single-celled creature
DDown 36:	Prefix with 48-Down	HEMI
DDown 37:	Chicago suburb	SKOKIE
DDown 40:	Hang like a chopper
DDown 41:	Singer Sumac	YMA
DDown 46:	Hilo honcho
DDown 48:	Ball
DDown 50:	Ueberroth or Ustinov
DDown 51:	Out-and-out
DDown 52:	Got threadbare
DDown 53:	Work with acid
DDown 54:	Kemo ___
DDown 55:	Go out of business
DDown 56:	Creative spark
DDown 57:	Rice-a-___	RONI
DDown 58:	Libidinous deity
DDown 59:	Tummy muscles
DDown 60:	Item for 58-Down