New York Times Answers - Saturday, 15th March 2003

There are 35 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 15th March 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	It often has an advantage	HOMETEAM
AAcross 9:	Real	INESSE
AAcross 15:	Like some choirs: Var.
AAcross 16:	"$" star, 1971	BEATTY
AAcross 17:	Cousin of a mariposa
AAcross 18:	Habit
AAcross 19:	Serving, sometimes
AAcross 20:	Surfaces, in a way
AAcross 22:	Sue Grafton's "___ for Lawless"
AAcross 23:	Tay, say
AAcross 24:	Some parties
AAcross 26:	Part of an Asian capital's name	PENH
AAcross 27:	Flier's concern, for short
AAcross 28:	One who answers to a looie
AAcross 29:	Outset, slangily
AAcross 30:	Part of an Asian capital's name	BATOR
AAcross 31:	Expression of disapproval
AAcross 32:	1959 Jackie Wilson hit	LONELYTEARDROPS
AAcross 36:	Sadist, e.g.
AAcross 37:	Brand name with an accent at the end	PREGO
AAcross 38:	Kind of drive
AAcross 39:	It may be lost
AAcross 40:	Aviary sound
AAcross 43:	Autumnal hue
AAcross 44:	Minuscule amounts
AAcross 45:	Midway cry
AAcross 46:	60 minutes, in Milan
AAcross 47:	With 10-Down, bun protectors
AAcross 48:	Top with jewels
AAcross 49:	Brits' blades
AAcross 51:	Civil War battlefield	MANASSAS
AAcross 54:	It's continuous with the cornea
AAcross 55:	French folk song	ALOUETTE
AAcross 56:	Place for a lace
AAcross 57:	Feature accompanier, once
DDown 1:	Pain
DDown 2:	Endangered South American
DDown 3:	Ars ___ (sorcery)	MAGICA
DDown 4:	Period
DDown 5:	Market leader?
DDown 6:	"Down the Field" singer, at a football game	ELI
DDown 7:	Tie term
DDown 8:	Madison Avenue's "loneliest guy in town"	MAYTAGREPAIRMAN
DDown 9:	Support group?	IBARS
DDown 10:	See 47-Across
DDown 11:	Get down
DDown 12:	Dagger
DDown 13:	Hang, in a way
DDown 14:	Views
DDown 21:	Basis of some divisions
DDown 24:	Debauchee of a sort
DDown 25:	Hurry
DDown 26:	Prefix with chemical	PETRO
DDown 28:	Capital nicknamed the Cherry City
DDown 29:	Character in Chesterton's "What's Wrong With the World"	GUDGE
DDown 30:	Plaster?
DDown 31:	Lock
DDown 32:	Relative of hurling
DDown 32:	Relative of hurling
DDown 33:	Mulishness
DDown 34:	Like infants and grudges	NURSABLE
DDown 35:	In ___ (trapped)	ARUT
DDown 39:	Singer Coltrane
DDown 39:	Singer Coltrane
DDown 40:	Snow-white
DDown 41:	Cause to sparkle
DDown 42:	Popper of song
DDown 44:	Attended	WASAT
DDown 45:	More likely to mouth off
DDown 47:	Epitaph opener
DDown 48:	Greek crosses
DDown 50:	Shepherd's field: Abbr.	REL
DDown 52:	Cream ___
DDown 53:	Children's prayer starter