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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Whiz
AAcross 4: Trickster
AAcross 7: Italian town with frescoes by GiottoASSISI
AAcross 13: Personal excesses
AAcross 19: It borders Austria
AAcross 21: New York's ___ Falls
AAcross 22: Campaign promise, maybe
AAcross 23: Clarence of the E Street BandCLEMONS
AAcross 24: Vasco da Gama's lucky headgear?CAPOFGOODHOPE
AAcross 26: Most titillating
AAcross 28: Paddles
AAcross 29: ___ State College, in Massachusetts
AAcross 30: Bldg. overseerMGT
AAcross 31: Woeful noises
AAcross 33: "Streamers" playwright DavidRABE
AAcross 35: They're the tops
AAcross 36: Town on Santa Monica Bay
AAcross 38: Unfairly charges
AAcross 41: Mellow MelTORME
AAcross 43: New Deal inits.
AAcross 44: Important people on the scene, for shortEMTS
AAcross 46: Stoolie of considerable interest?PREFERREDRAT
AAcross 51: Suffix with planetOID
AAcross 52: ___ Jima
AAcross 53: Cub with a clubSOSA
AAcross 54: O.K., say
AAcross 55: Suffix with glycer-
AAcross 56: Like some TV wrap-ups
AAcross 59: "Peter Pan" dog
AAcross 61: Subject of the biography "An American Hero"
AAcross 63: Set out
AAcross 64: Unexciting news about a missile?SAMOLDSAMOLD
AAcross 66: Jai ___ALAI
AAcross 69: Store
AAcross 71: College course on insects, for shortENTO
AAcross 72: War maker
AAcross 73: Water logs?TAPRECORDERS
AAcross 77: Lighter charge
AAcross 80: Without imagination
AAcross 81: One-third of a Beatles refrain
AAcross 82: Went over
AAcross 86: N.Y.C. airport baggage lettersLGA
AAcross 87: Belief
AAcross 89: Genealogist's work
AAcross 91: Like Lady Macbeth
AAcross 92: "Yo te ___" (words of endearment)AMO
AAcross 93: Texas pop.?LONESTARSTAT
AAcross 96: Musical with the song "The Night They Invented Champagne"GIGI
AAcross 97: Operations ___ (Army position)NCO
AAcross 98: Sight from the Quai d'Orsay
AAcross 99: Japanese port
AAcross 101: Tributary
AAcross 103: Subway rider's wish
AAcross 106: Weeds
AAcross 108: Clemson athlete
AAcross 110: It makes soap strong
AAcross 111: "Over the Rainbow" composerARLEN
AAcross 113: Asia's shrinking ___ SeaARAL
AAcross 115: Like much Lenny Bruce humor
AAcross 117: Signs of a "her-icane"?GALFORCEWINDS
AAcross 121: Perturb
AAcross 124: RelaxingATEASE
AAcross 125: Move briskly
AAcross 126: Suns' spot
AAcross 127: Liston and BonoSONNYS
AAcross 128: Post office employee
AAcross 129: Bug-eyed ones, maybe: Abbr.ETS
AAcross 130: Gel
DDown 1: Epitome of simplicity
DDown 2: Nutritional fig.CAL
DDown 3: Site for happy campers?EVERGLADS
DDown 4: ___-Z (old Camaro)IROC
DDown 5: The least a dog can make?MINIMUMWAG
DDown 6: Toyota model, once
DDown 7: Bankbook IDACCTNO
DDown 8: Mex. Mrs.SRA
DDown 9: Bribe
DDown 10: Langston Hughes poemITOO
DDown 11: To date
DDown 11: To date
DDown 12: Bad houseguest
DDown 13: "Little ___, you're really lookin' fine" (1964 lyric)GTO
DDown 14: X-ray doses
DDown 15: Let out
DDown 16: Bad bacteria
DDown 17: Photocopied, informally
DDown 18: Cuts off
DDown 20: Violin maker Nicolò
DDown 25: Paul ___, Tony-winning dramatist for "Morning's at Seven"OSBORN
DDown 27: Cause for a child's scolding
DDown 30: Author PuzoMARIO
DDown 32: Gullible ones
DDown 34: Drops, as flies
DDown 36: Alphabet quartetMNOP
DDown 37: Subdued hue
DDown 39: Swedish money
DDown 40: Seed oil plants
DDown 42: Jason's vengeful ex-wife, in myth
DDown 45: Italian composer AlbinoniTOMASO
DDown 47: Pope's scarflike vestment
DDown 48: Severity
DDown 49: Allan-___, Robin Hood companionADALE
DDown 50: Manages
DDown 57: Car in a Beach Boys songTBIRD
DDown 58: Contest effort
DDown 60: Vow locale
DDown 62: Kelvinator competitorAMANA
DDown 64: Solemnly affirmSWEARTO
DDown 65: MoolahDOREMI
DDown 66: Whatsoever
DDown 67: Slow
DDown 68: Like some swarms
DDown 70: Playwright Clifford
DDown 74: Beethoven dedicateeELISE
DDown 75: Saclike
DDown 76: Ostrichlike birds
DDown 78: Cause of a groom not being able to speak?STAGFRIGHT
DDown 79: "Live Free ___" (state motto)ORDIE
DDown 83: Christmas containers?CANDYCANS
DDown 84: Party leader, maybe
DDown 85: Way out
DDown 88: Nut
DDown 90: Union member, in France
DDown 94: She had a 1989 #1 hit "Don't Wanna Lose You"ESTEFAN
DDown 95: Go back
DDown 96: Dotty
DDown 100: Mug
DDown 102: Type type
DDown 103: "The Lord of the Rings" books, e.g.
DDown 104: Sister of Melpomene
DDown 105: "Zelig" director
DDown 107: HandledSAWTO
DDown 109: Section of le Tour de France
DDown 112: Prying
DDown 114: N.Y. commuter lineLIRR
DDown 116: Mexico's Yaqui and othersRIOS
DDown 118: In medias ___
DDown 119: It may be picked
DDown 120: Former presidential inits.DDE
DDown 122: Standoff
DDown 123: No. after a no.EXT
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