New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th November 2002 There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th November 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Writer Morrison and othersTONISAAcross 6: ScadsA LOTAAcross 10: Parts of some pinsFLAGSAAcross 15: Not outSAFEAAcross 19: Like Bo-Peep's chargesOVINEAAcross 20: Animal that may chargeBOARAAcross 21: Kind of orderIONICAAcross 22: Central pointCRUXAAcross 23: Biloxi to Galveston, e.g.?GULFCOURSEAAcross 25: Manic cabbie's sign?NUTFORHIREAAcross 27: Dish that often has a fillingOMELETTEAAcross 28: Parts of an athletic scheduleMEETSAAcross 30: AmpulesPHIALSAAcross 31: HubbubsADOSAAcross 32: EpiloguesCODASAAcross 33: Mars, e.g.DEUSAAcross 34: Play to a C-Span cameraORATEAAcross 37: Less ruddyPALERAAcross 38: Unwelcome snorerROOMMATEAAcross 42: SlipperMULEAAcross 43: Result of Sammy Sosa wearing a tight shoe?CORNONTHECUBAAcross 46: D.O.T. org.FAAAAcross 47: Pitying cryALASAAcross 48: Runs a tabOWESAAcross 49: Bridge positionEASTAAcross 50: Places of withdrawalATMSAAcross 51: Old what's-___-nameHERAAcross 52: Novitiate?NUNSTARTERAAcross 56: Kind of soleCREPEAAcross 57: Where sleeves come fromARMHOLESAAcross 59: Sits on a windowsill, sayCOOLSAAcross 60: CaptureCORRALAAcross 61: Emulated a doveCOOEDAAcross 62: Gives wide berth toSHUNSAAcross 63: Hungarian-born financier/philanthropistSOROSAAcross 64: "Cheers" nameMALONEAAcross 66: 1948 event dubbed "Operation Sandstone"ATESTAAcross 67: A bitSOMEWHATAAcross 70: Life-threateningACUTEAAcross 71: Young New England terriers?BOSTONPUPSAAcross 73: Dos precederUNOAAcross 74: Birds of the Arabian NightsROCSAAcross 75: MeagerPOORAAcross 77: What's moreALSOAAcross 78: Start to morph?ECTOAAcross 79: Rub the wrong wayIRKAAcross 80: 1990's soaring asset values?FUNDMEMORIESAAcross 84: "Laugh-In" segmentSKITAAcross 85: Settle securelyENSCONCEAAcross 87: Come byVISITAAcross 88: "Garden of Earthly Delights" painterBOSCHAAcross 89: "That's ___!"ALIEAAcross 90: 1960's-70's C.I.A. chiefHELMSAAcross 91: LaunchBOATAAcross 93: "The Hobbit" localesSHIRESAAcross 96: TrunkTORSOAAcross 97: DelugesTORRENTSAAcross 101: Stallion?HUBBYHORSEAAcross 103: "The Hunt for Red October" and others?SUBSTORIESAAcross 105: Imperial or Blue BonnetOLEOAAcross 106: Stage directionsEXITSAAcross 107: Neighbor of ArmeniaIRANAAcross 108: CBer's numberNINERAAcross 109: Like some floorsWAXYAAcross 110: Nightstick?ROOSTAAcross 111: Old-fashioned letter openerSIRSAAcross 112: HustlesSCAMSDDown 1: Not for hereTOGODDown 2: Breakfast item in old Rome?OVUMDDown 3: Where young Moses was foundNILEDDown 4: ExaggeratesINFLATESDDown 5: Be a union buster?SECEDEDDown 6: TouchesABUTSDDown 7: Old storiesLOREDDown 8: The U.S. and Can. are in itOASDDown 9: Relative of vibratoTREMOLODDown 10: Renoirs, Botticellis, etc.FINE ARTDDown 11: LummoxesLOUTSDDown 12: Myrmecologist's studyANTSDDown 13: Computer file suffixGIFDDown 14: EyeballSCOPEOUTDDown 15: The Protestant Reformation, e.g.SCHISMDDown 16: Greek nymph with a musical-sounding nameARIADDown 17: Prepare for storage, as papyrusFURLDDown 18: Ones who may not be on speaking termsEXESDDown 24: Ear: PrefixOTODDown 26: Curve on the surface of a sphereRHUMBDDown 29: Land west of NodEDENDDown 32: "Thou ___ make me clean" (leper's words to Jesus)CANSTDDown 33: E.R. figuresDOCSDDown 34: City across the river from Council BluffsOMAHADDown 35: Monarch, for oneRULERDDown 36: Sounds heard when a fox enters a henhouse?ALARMCLUCKSDDown 37: Fourth estatePRESSDDown 38: ParentsREARSDDown 39: When you might hear "gee whiz"?AFTERSHUCKSDDown 40: Home of Busch GardensTAMPADDown 41: Art propEASELDDown 43: Grand ___COULEEDDown 44: HadOWNEDDDown 45: Items of dressy attireHEELSDDown 50: PointerARROWDDown 52: Who "ever loved you more than I," in songNOONEDDown 53: Heart afflictionsACHESDDown 54: Get upROUSTDDown 55: Scout riderTONTODDown 56: NucleiCORESDDown 58: Relatives of raspberriesHOOTSDDown 60: Sane, brieflyCOMPOSDDown 62: RushSTORMDDown 63: LushSOUSEDDown 64: Poe's "The Mystery of ___ Roget"MARIEDDown 65: Some kind of a nutACORNDDown 66: DwellingABODEDDown 67: Champagne containerSPLITDDown 68: BuffoonishANTICDDown 69: Baby ___TOOTHDDown 72: Nose partNARISDDown 75: Spanker, e.g.PUNISHERDDown 76: Popular story startONCEDDown 78: IncomprehensibleESOTERICDDown 80: House speaker before GingrichFOLEYDDown 81: High pointEVERESTDDown 82: Wire unitsMILSDDown 83: Learning methodOSMOSISDDown 86: Container for acidCARBOYDDown 88: TycoonsBARONSDDown 90: Letterman, Leno, etc.HOSTSDDown 91: Cable managers, for shortBOSNSDDown 92: Table scrapORTDDown 93: It's just a little out of placeSHOWDDown 94: Outdoor party entertainmentHULADDown 95: Wild goatIBEXDDown 96: The Stooges, e.g.TRIODDown 97: Slopes liftT-BARDDown 98: Craft of 1492NINADDown 99: SwarmTEEMDDown 100: Old political divs.SSRSDDown 102: Tic-tac-toe loserOXODDown 104: Mentalist GellerURI