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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th December 2002

    There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th December 2002. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Partial
    AAcross 7: Boxing prize
    AAcross 11: Area next to an ambulatory
    AAcross 15: Natural emollient
    AAcross 19: And others, to Ovid
    AAcross 20: "A loaf of bread ..." poetOMAR
    AAcross 21: Victim
    AAcross 22: Tip off
    AAcross 23: Precious strings
    AAcross 24: Dentist's jazz band?FINETOOTHCOMBO
    AAcross 27: Many a cabbie
    AAcross 28: Like tongues of fire
    AAcross 29: Intrepid
    AAcross 30: Student of Seneca
    AAcross 31: Alitalia destination
    AAcross 33: Test material
    AAcross 34: Picked-up item
    AAcross 36: Mason's makeover?BRICKREDO
    AAcross 41: Box
    AAcross 46: Millstone
    AAcross 48: Doily shade
    AAcross 49: Turn on a pivot
    AAcross 51: ___ Holmes, "From Here to Eternity" wife
    AAcross 52: Pub competition
    AAcross 54: Two years in the House
    AAcross 56: Longfellow's bell townATRI
    AAcross 58: Transportation with rails
    AAcross 59: Calls the shots
    AAcross 61: Doll-collecting gambler's two favorite things?BARBIEANDKENO
    AAcross 65: "Oops!"
    AAcross 66: Not sleeping
    AAcross 67: County office
    AAcross 68: Answer to the folk riddle "Big head, no hair"APIN
    AAcross 70: Confucian principle
    AAcross 71: Overflow
    AAcross 72: Deposit
    AAcross 76: Jackets and collarsETONS
    AAcross 78: Italian winemaker CarloROSSI
    AAcross 82: Top-secret turmoil?CLASSIFIEDADO
    AAcross 84: Secures
    AAcross 86: Offering
    AAcross 87: Jodie Foster filmNELL
    AAcross 88: Take off
    AAcross 90: Key of Beethoven's "Eroica"EFLAT
    AAcross 91: "Peanuts" characterLINUS
    AAcross 93: Win going away
    AAcross 95: Part of a 58-Across
    AAcross 97: See 44-Down
    AAcross 98: Bygone money
    AAcross 100: Embryonic instrument?GERMCELLO
    AAcross 103: Former name of Tokyo
    AAcross 104: Early asylum
    AAcross 104: Early asylum
    AAcross 106: It holds the line
    AAcross 107: Way out there
    AAcross 110: Kind of partner
    AAcross 115: Tiny amount
    AAcross 118: Strauss opera
    AAcross 121: "I think, therefore I wrestle"?COGITOERGOSUMO
    AAcross 123: Bridal shop section
    AAcross 124: Set down
    AAcross 125: Pig feed
    AAcross 126: Abridge, maybe
    AAcross 127: ___ J. Gaines, who wrote "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman"ERNEST
    AAcross 128: Auto pioneer KarlBENZ
    AAcross 129: Actress Petrova, femme fatale of silentsOLGA
    AAcross 130: Sherpa sighting
    AAcross 131: Mississippi River explorerDESOTO
    DDown 1: Oscar word
    DDown 2: The Eagles' "Take ___ the Limit"ITTO
    DDown 3: Biblical ass?AARONBURRO
    DDown 4: Party offering
    DDown 5: You get down from it
    DDown 6: Strip
    DDown 7: Hit on Broadway
    DDown 8: Literary LudwigEMIL
    DDown 9: Old Scottish county on the ClydeLANARK
    DDown 10: Earthquake's onset
    DDown 11: Months ___
    DDown 12: Magical sound effect
    DDown 13: Filled to the brim
    DDown 14: C2H6
    DDown 15: Roll-call no-show
    DDown 16: Fancy fabric
    DDown 17: "Fiery" things, to Shakespeare
    DDown 18: Genesis sonENOS
    DDown 25: "So Much in Love" singers, 1963, with "the"TYMES
    DDown 26: Nut-case
    DDown 32: First name in 1950's politicsADLAI
    DDown 34: Mike who produced "Around the World in 80 Days"
    DDown 35: Diarist NinANAIS
    DDown 37: Gate: Abbr.RCTS
    DDown 38: Dander
    DDown 39: Reins in
    DDown 40: Tops at the table
    DDown 42: Port holders
    DDown 43: Van Gogh locale
    DDown 44: With 97-Across, a proverbial monkey's adviceSEENO
    DDown 45: Witch's placeENDOR
    DDown 47: Suffix with dumpSTER
    DDown 50: Take marks off
    DDown 53: Beats it
    DDown 55: Unkempt, in a way
    DDown 57: Bit of newspaper advertising
    DDown 60: Enter via keyboardTYPEIN
    DDown 62: Ranch rope
    DDown 63: Litters
    DDown 64: Bust
    DDown 66: Math table entry
    DDown 69: Surmise
    DDown 72: Hustle tickets
    DDown 73: Songwriter GreenwichELLIE
    DDown 74: Some cursing
    DDown 75: Campaign topic
    DDown 77: Rope's end, maybe
    DDown 79: Call at first
    DDown 80: 25th anniversary cookie?SILVEROREO
    DDown 81: Grant-___INAID
    DDown 83: Bull of adsELMER
    DDown 84: Asia's ___ SeaARAL
    DDown 85: Normandy battle siteSTLO
    DDown 89: Pledge of Allegiance ender
    DDown 92: Dive in
    DDown 94: Ragú rivalPREGO
    DDown 96: Like newlyweds, often
    DDown 99: Vocal passage
    DDown 101: Liverpool's riverMERSEY
    DDown 102: Rains in the moviesCLAUDE
    DDown 105: Mournful chime
    DDown 108: Renaissance ___ (old-fashioned festival)FAIRE
    DDown 109: English novelist Sillitoe and others
    DDown 110: Healing sign
    DDown 111: Spar, e.g.
    DDown 112: Votin' no
    DDown 113: Nabisco brand
    DDown 114: Drink on board
    DDown 116: Not orig.IMIT
    DDown 117: Reply to the Little Red HenNOTI
    DDown 119: Ship timber
    DDown 120: This, in TaxcoESTO
    DDown 122: 3.0, e.g.
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