New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th December 2002

There are 80 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th December 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rolaids rival
AAcross 5:	"All in the Family" daughter
AAcross 11:	Register button	NOSALE
AAcross 17:	Block
AAcross 20:	Part of l'union
AAcross 21:	Mathematician John Von ___
AAcross 22:	Genesis locale
AAcross 23:	Article in Le Soir	UNE
AAcross 24:	Deli spread
AAcross 25:	Crew member
AAcross 26:	He hit a home run to end the 1960 World Series	BILLMA0SKI
AAcross 28:	Big company hookup	PH1NE2RK
AAcross 30:	Mideast grp.
AAcross 31:	Turned on by
AAcross 32:	Stuff
AAcross 33:	___-guided
AAcross 34:	West Indian musical pieces
AAcross 36:	Quick breads
AAcross 38:	Special, perhaps
AAcross 40:	One in a pen
AAcross 41:	N.C. State is in it
AAcross 42:	Place for Chicago touchdowns	OHARE
AAcross 43:	Lyric poet who wrote "Tears," 1899	LIZETTEWOODWOR3SE
AAcross 49:	N. Calif. peak	MTSHASTA
AAcross 54:	Greetings
AAcross 55:	Kind of sch.	ELEM
AAcross 56:	Word part: Abbr.	SYL
AAcross 58:	Star
AAcross 59:	Friend of Porthos	ARAMIS
AAcross 62:	J. P. Morgan offering, for short
AAcross 64:	Contract addenda
AAcross 66:	Soap set in Salem	DAYSO4LIVES
AAcross 68:	Ceaselessly	ONEND
AAcross 70:	Just beat (out)
AAcross 71:	Frosts	ICESUP
AAcross 72:	___ Barton (first Triple Crown winner)
AAcross 73:	Big cheese
AAcross 74:	Sign
AAcross 76:	Maximilian I's realm: Abbr.	HRE
AAcross 77:	Start of an exaggeration	I5TOLDYOUONCE
AAcross 81:	G.I. rank
AAcross 84:	Actress Suvari of "American Beauty"	MENA
AAcross 86:	Commercial time of day
AAcross 87:	French pronoun	LUI
AAcross 88:	Actress Bloom	CLAIRE
AAcross 91:	Religious figures
AAcross 94:	Big pipes
AAcross 96:	French monarch who ordered the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre, 1572	KINGCHARLE6
AAcross 98:	"___ Unplugged" (hit 1999 album)	ALANIS
AAcross 100:	Mac rivals	PCS
AAcross 101:	Crow's-nest cry	LANDHO
AAcross 102:	In other words
AAcross 103:	Hole goal
AAcross 104:	Opposite of "Hurray!"
AAcross 106:	Kiddie ___
AAcross 107:	Dynamite
AAcross 107:	Dynamite
AAcross 109:	1807 Wordsworth poem	ITISABEAUTEOU7ING
AAcross 115:	Decreases?
AAcross 116:	Honorary deg. that Harvard awarded George Washington
AAcross 117:	Prosecute
AAcross 118:	Waylay
AAcross 124:	Letter?
AAcross 126:	Gets fuel	GASSESUP
AAcross 129:	Blood line
AAcross 130:	One of Dostoevsky's "Brothers Karamazov"	IVAN
AAcross 131:	Compound W's target
AAcross 132:	To be, in Bolivia
AAcross 133:	Long hauler	FR8TRAIN
AAcross 136:	"Gender blender," e.g.	FEMI9RHYME
AAcross 139:	ABC, for one
AAcross 141:	Lodges
AAcross 142:	When TV's "Route 66" aired: Abbr.
AAcross 143:	Heat maker
AAcross 144:	Throwing style
AAcross 145:	Goddess on a trophy
AAcross 146:	Draft org.
AAcross 147:	Future stars
AAcross 148:	Coin replaced by the euro
AAcross 149:	Kind of house, in England
DDown 1:	Glasses part
DDown 2:	Jazz fan?
DDown 3:	Noted parade day	MAY1ST
DDown 4:	Rioter, maybe
DDown 5:	Tackle
DDown 6:	Read but not post, in a chat room
DDown 7:	Meditation sounds
DDown 8:	Runaway
DDown 9:	Completely
DDown 10:	Bug
DDown 11:	Mallomars maker	NABISCO
DDown 12:	Puerto Ayacucho's river
DDown 13:	Seasons
DDown 14:	"___ & Janis" (comic strip)	ARLO
DDown 15:	Hasty escape
DDown 16:	Capt.'s prediction
DDown 17:	Trades
DDown 18:	It's covered by a high top
DDown 19:	Simon and Diamond	NEILS
DDown 21:	Pencil inscription	NO2
DDown 27:	Bad day's record for a batter	0FOR3
DDown 29:	Poet's preposition
DDown 34:	Iowa college	COE
DDown 35:	Cats' dogs
DDown 36:	Blacksmith
DDown 37:	Ruby
DDown 39:	1997 U.S. Open champ
DDown 40:	Foe of Lenin
DDown 42:	Rice University player
DDown 44:	Not roman: Abbr.	ITAL
DDown 45:	"Get ___!"
DDown 46:	Frozen Wasser	EIS
DDown 47:	Watergate figure
DDown 48:	Rochester's love
DDown 49:	Start of the 15th century	MCDI
DDown 50:	Do schoolwork?
DDown 51:	More cunning
DDown 52:	Howard of "WKRP in Cincinnati"	HESSEMAN
DDown 53:	"___ Ben Adhem"	ABOU
DDown 57:	Acid
DDown 60:	Relating to high-tech flight
DDown 61:	Small falcons
DDown 62:	Injection material
DDown 63:	Echo
DDown 65:	Longtime "Saturday Night Live" announcer	DONPARDO
DDown 67:	It's on the left side of the third row back	4PIN
DDown 68:	Queenside castle, in chess notation	OOO
DDown 69:	White dwarf
DDown 73:	"Later"
DDown 75:	Kind of engr.	MECH
DDown 78:	Time in D.C. when it's noon in Cairo	5AM
DDown 79:	Sot's problem
DDown 80:	Lingerie item
DDown 82:	Butcher's cut
DDown 83:	Dimin.'s opposite	CRESC
DDown 85:	Former "Monday Night Football" commentator	ESIASON
DDown 89:	Stretched out
DDown 90:	Street two blocks south of St. Marks Pl. in N.Y.C.	E6TH
DDown 91:	Small dog's spot
DDown 92:	Jai ___	ALAI
DDown 93:	"Time's Arrow" author	MARTINAMIS
DDown 95:	Church area
DDown 96:	The Green Hornet's sidekick	KATO
DDown 97:	Maine ___ cat
DDown 99:	Bias
DDown 101:	Mendacity
DDown 105:	Situps' target
DDown 106:	Old Fords	LTDS
DDown 108:	Links letters	PGA
DDown 110:	Farsi speaker
DDown 111:	Four-___ (big fire)	ALARMER
DDown 112:	Woolen overcoats
DDown 113:	Loan sharks' practices
DDown 114:	Schweppes brand	7UP
DDown 119:	Framer's need
DDown 120:	Dull
DDown 121:	Astronomy Muse
DDown 122:	Bombed
DDown 123:	Grimm boy
DDown 124:	Spats
DDown 125:	Hall-of-Fame second baseman Johnny
DDown 126:	"Talking in Your Sleep" singer	GAYLE
DDown 127:	Prevent
DDown 128:	Start a point
DDown 131:	Caprice
DDown 133:	Greek house, for short
DDown 134:	___ avis	RARA
DDown 135:	Kind of film, in brief	8MM
DDown 137:	When the Roman general Drusus Senior died	9BC
DDown 138:	Milne character
DDown 140:	Test for a sr.	GRE