New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th February 2003 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th February 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: WhizACEAAcross 4: TricksterIMPAAcross 7: Italian town with frescoes by GiottoASSISIAAcross 13: Personal excessesGREEDSAAcross 19: It borders AustriaBAVARIAAAcross 21: New York's ___ FallsCROTONAAcross 22: Campaign promise, maybeTAX CUTAAcross 23: Clarence of the E Street BandCLEMONSAAcross 24: Vasco da Gama's lucky headgear?CAPOFGOODHOPEAAcross 26: Most titillatingRACIESTAAcross 28: PaddlesOARSAAcross 29: ___ State College, in MassachusettsSALEMAAcross 30: Bldg. overseerMGTAAcross 31: Woeful noisesMOANSAAcross 33: "Streamers" playwright DavidRABEAAcross 35: They're the topsLIDSAAcross 36: Town on Santa Monica BayMALIBUAAcross 38: Unfairly chargesSOAKSAAcross 41: Mellow MelTORMEAAcross 43: New Deal inits.NRAAAcross 44: Important people on the scene, for shortEMTSAAcross 46: Stoolie of considerable interest?PREFERREDRATAAcross 51: Suffix with planetOIDAAcross 52: ___ JimaIWOAAcross 53: Cub with a clubSOSAAAcross 54: O.K., sayNODAAcross 55: Suffix with glycer-IDEAAcross 56: Like some TV wrap-upsPOSTGAMEAAcross 59: "Peter Pan" dogNANAAAcross 61: Subject of the biography "An American Hero"REAGANAAcross 63: Set outBEGANAAcross 64: Unexciting news about a missile?SAMOLDSAMOLDAAcross 66: Jai ___ALAIAAcross 69: StoreSTOWAAcross 71: College course on insects, for shortENTOAAcross 72: War makerARESAAcross 73: Water logs?TAPRECORDERSAAcross 77: Lighter chargeARSONAAcross 80: Without imaginationARIDLYAAcross 81: One-third of a Beatles refrainYEAHAAcross 82: Went overRETRACEDAAcross 86: N.Y.C. airport baggage lettersLGAAAcross 87: BeliefISMAAcross 89: Genealogist's workTREEAAcross 91: Like Lady MacbethMADAAcross 92: "Yo te ___" (words of endearment)AMOAAcross 93: Texas pop.?LONESTARSTATAAcross 96: Musical with the song "The Night They Invented Champagne"GIGIAAcross 97: Operations ___ (Army position)NCOAAcross 98: Sight from the Quai d'OrsaySEINEAAcross 99: Japanese portOSAKAAAcross 101: TributaryFEEDERAAcross 103: Subway rider's wishSEATAAcross 106: WeedsCIGSAAcross 108: Clemson athleteTIGERAAcross 110: It makes soap strongLYEAAcross 111: "Over the Rainbow" composerARLENAAcross 113: Asia's shrinking ___ SeaARALAAcross 115: Like much Lenny Bruce humorSATIRICAAcross 117: Signs of a "her-icane"?GALFORCEWINDSAAcross 121: PerturbAGITATEAAcross 124: RelaxingATEASEAAcross 125: Move brisklySTRIDEAAcross 126: Suns' spotPHOENIXAAcross 127: Liston and BonoSONNYSAAcross 128: Post office employeeSORTERAAcross 129: Bug-eyed ones, maybe: Abbr.ETSAAcross 130: GelSETDDown 1: Epitome of simplicityABCDDown 2: Nutritional fig.CALDDown 3: Site for happy campers?EVERGLADSDDown 4: ___-Z (old Camaro)IROCDDown 5: The least a dog can make?MINIMUMWAGDDown 6: Toyota model, oncePASEODDown 7: Bankbook IDACCTNODDown 8: Mex. Mrs.SRADDown 9: BribeSOPDDown 10: Langston Hughes poemITOODDown 11: To dateSO FARDDown 11: To dateSOFARDDown 12: Bad houseguestINGRATEDDown 13: "Little ___, you're really lookin' fine" (1964 lyric)GTODDown 14: X-ray dosesRADSDDown 15: Let outEXHALEDDDown 16: Bad bacteriaE. COLIDDown 17: Photocopied, informallyDUPEDDDown 18: Cuts offSTEMSDDown 20: Violin maker NicolòAMATIDDown 25: Paul ___, Tony-winning dramatist for "Morning's at Seven"OSBORNDDown 27: Cause for a child's scoldingSASSDDown 30: Author PuzoMARIODDown 32: Gullible onesSAPSDDown 34: Drops, as fliesERRORSDDown 36: Alphabet quartetMNOPDDown 37: Subdued hueBEIGEDDown 39: Swedish moneyKRONADDown 40: Seed oil plantsSESAMESDDown 42: Jason's vengeful ex-wife, in mythMEDEADDown 45: Italian composer AlbinoniTOMASODDown 47: Pope's scarflike vestmentFANONDDown 48: SeverityRIGORDDown 49: Allan-___, Robin Hood companionADALEDDown 50: ManagesTENDSDDown 57: Car in a Beach Boys songTBIRDDDown 58: Contest effortENTRYDDown 60: Vow localeALTARDDown 62: Kelvinator competitorAMANADDown 64: Solemnly affirmSWEARTODDown 65: MoolahDOREMIDDown 66: WhatsoeverAT ALLDDown 67: SlowLARGODDown 68: Like some swarmsAPIANDDown 70: Playwright CliffordODETSDDown 74: Beethoven dedicateeELISEDDown 75: SaclikeCYSTICDDown 76: Ostrichlike birdsRHEASDDown 78: Cause of a groom not being able to speak?STAGFRIGHTDDown 79: "Live Free ___" (state motto)ORDIEDDown 83: Christmas containers?CANDYCANSDDown 84: Party leader, maybeEMCEEDDown 85: Way outDOORDDown 88: NutMANIACDDown 90: Union member, in FranceETATDDown 94: She had a 1989 #1 hit "Don't Wanna Lose You"ESTEFANDDown 95: Go backREGRESSDDown 96: DottyGAGADDown 100: MugKISSERDDown 102: Type typeELITEDDown 103: "The Lord of the Rings" books, e.g.SAGASDDown 104: Sister of MelpomeneERATODDown 105: "Zelig" directorALLENDDown 107: HandledSAWTODDown 109: Section of le Tour de FranceETAPEDDown 112: PryingNOSYDDown 114: N.Y. commuter lineLIRRDDown 116: Mexico's Yaqui and othersRIOSDDown 118: In medias ___RESDDown 119: It may be pickedNITDDown 120: Former presidential inits.DDEDDown 122: StandoffTIEDDown 123: No. after a no.EXT