New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th January 2003

There are 65 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th January 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Preparation for surgery, perhaps
AAcross 5:	It won't keep you up
AAcross 10:	Nurses
AAcross 14:	Divers' gear
AAcross 19:	Low woman?
AAcross 20:	Often-quoted line
AAcross 21:	Reason for compensation
AAcross 22:	Former Integra maker	ACURA
AAcross 23:	Slapstick, e.g.	LOWBROWHUMOR
AAcross 25:	It may be picked up in a locker
AAcross 26:	Lightly bite	NIPAT
AAcross 27:	Canine's coat
AAcross 28:	Skiing style
AAcross 30:	Gridiron feint
AAcross 31:	Satirist Freberg	STAN
AAcross 32:	Behaving sheepishly?	FOLLOWINGTHECROWD
AAcross 37:	Painter Andrea del ___	SARTO
AAcross 39:	Somme saison	ETE
AAcross 40:	So-called page-oner
AAcross 41:	Preschooler's instruction
AAcross 41:	Preschooler's instruction
AAcross 45:	Sporty Chevy, informally	VETTE
AAcross 47:	Comparatively superficial
AAcross 50:	Round opening?	ROWROWROWYOURBOAT
AAcross 55:	Crooner with a megaphone	VALLEE
AAcross 56:	Prima ballerina
AAcross 57:	One and only
AAcross 57:	One and only
AAcross 59:	Census datum
AAcross 60:	Preachers' targets
AAcross 62:	Driver's job
AAcross 64:	Lines of thought, for short?	EEGS
AAcross 65:	Something to shoot for
AAcross 68:	Jiffy
AAcross 69:	Some jeans
AAcross 73:	Most impertinent
AAcross 78:	Compressed
AAcross 81:	Lab sound
AAcross 84:	Sticker
AAcross 86:	Fit for farming
AAcross 87:	Sushi offering	SEAEEL
AAcross 90:	Calls it quits	THROWSINTHETOWEL
AAcross 93:	"Wow!"	HOLYMOLY
AAcross 95:	It's done with a twist
AAcross 96:	Company with the old mascot Little Oil Drop	ESSO
AAcross 97:	"I wanna!"	LEMME
AAcross 98:	As written
AAcross 101:	Small dresses, sizewise
AAcross 103:	Detailed description	BLOWBYBLOWACCOUNT
AAcross 107:	Lift
AAcross 111:	Mother of Helen of Troy
AAcross 112:	Monkeyshines
AAcross 113:	Potential lifesaver
AAcross 113:	Potential lifesaver
AAcross 115:	Jane Eyre's pupil	ADELE
AAcross 117:	Strip lighting
AAcross 118:	Elocutionist's phrase	HOWNOWBROWNCOW
AAcross 122:	Stone marker
AAcross 123:	Disease fighter
AAcross 124:	32-Down, bandwise
AAcross 125:	Taken in
AAcross 126:	Body of art
AAcross 127:	Mach 2 fliers	SSTS
AAcross 128:	Came up
AAcross 129:	Goes off
DDown 1:	Store sign
DDown 2:	Fools
DDown 3:	Hitting opportunity
DDown 4:	Bellini heroine
DDown 5:	"The Gremlins" author
DDown 6:	E-mail address ending, maybe	EDU
DDown 7:	Machine piece
DDown 8:	Back
DDown 9:	Untamed
DDown 10:	"Enough already!"	STOPIT
DDown 11:	First-aid supply
DDown 12:	Outlet insert
DDown 13:	Prison term
DDown 14:	Word before and after "oh"
DDown 15:	Battery part	ACIDCELL
DDown 16:	Much-hyped contests	SUPERBOWLS
DDown 17:	Onetime capital of Poland
DDown 18:	Filled to excess
DDown 24:	1936 Olympics hero
DDown 29:	Star of "Youngblood," 1986
DDown 32:	Rocker Glenn
DDown 33:	___ Graham, 1940's-50's Cleveland QB
DDown 34:	Kind of position
DDown 35:	Angels' playing field
DDown 36:	Raines of "Hail the Conquering Hero"	ELLA
DDown 38:	Declarer
DDown 41:	Hawkish deity
DDown 42:	Pasta shape
DDown 42:	Pasta shape
DDown 43:	What the Queen turns into in "Snow White"
DDown 44:	Planting
DDown 46:	Bow and arrow carrier
DDown 47:	Gawk
DDown 48:	Letters on some pumps	EEE
DDown 49:	T. ___
DDown 51:	Like non-oyster months	RLESS
DDown 52:	On the other hand
DDown 53:	Thomas Nelson Page's "In ___ Virginia"
DDown 54:	NASA's ___ Research Center	AMES
DDown 58:	Odd mannerisms
DDown 61:	Egg on
DDown 63:	Driving hazard
DDown 66:	"___ on a hill cannot be hidden": Matt. 5:14	ACITY
DDown 67:	Loaded
DDown 70:	Thrill
DDown 71:	Pasta shapes
DDown 72:	Two-time U.S. Open winner
DDown 74:	Cool
DDown 75:	Poetic adverb
DDown 76:	Put away
DDown 77:	Russia's Itar-___ news agency
DDown 79:	Family name in Olympic skiing	MAHRE
DDown 80:	Move, in Realtor-speak	RELO
DDown 81:	Hair color
DDown 82:	Vintage wheels
DDown 83:	Antlered Eurasian animals
DDown 85:	Knife pitched on TV	GINSU
DDown 88:	Peepers
DDown 89:	Prize since 1949
DDown 91:	Bundestag vote	NEIN
DDown 92:	Church reading
DDown 94:	Family that originally owned the Cadillac company	LELANDS
DDown 98:	Skipped	SATOUT
DDown 99:	Hockey no-nos
DDown 100:	Junk bond rating
DDown 102:	Flap
DDown 103:	Great time
DDown 104:	Caused	LEDTO
DDown 105:	Baseball bigwigs
DDown 106:	Milo of "Ulysses," 1967	OSHEA
DDown 108:	Linger at a bookstore
DDown 109:	Baseball's Doubleday	ABNER
DDown 110:	Speed demon
DDown 113:	Busy as ___	ABEE
DDown 114:	Garb for grads
DDown 116:	Fair-hiring letters	EEO
DDown 119:	Man-___	OWAR
DDown 120:	Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem
DDown 121:	Barn denizens