New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th April 2003 There are 61 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th April 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Showing obsequiousnessBOWEDAAcross 6: Sleepaway, e.g.CAMPAAcross 10: It may have you going in circlesSKATEAAcross 15: Signed off onOKEDAAcross 19: Like beech leavesOVATEAAcross 20: Source of the line "The Leaves of Life keep falling one by one"OMARAAcross 21: AcclaimsLAUDSAAcross 22: Order from a person with a gunMOVEAAcross 23: If I have ___SEVENTYTWODARKSQUARESAAcross 27: Group produced by Phil Spector, with "the"CRYSTALSAAcross 28: Directional devicesVANESAAcross 29: PredatorSHARKAAcross 30: Brown, for oneIVYAAcross 31: AffectFEIGNAAcross 32: Hookey playersTRUANTSAAcross 34: Arrives in time forMAKESAAcross 38: Shows fallibilityERRSAAcross 39: Den dinROARAAcross 40: ... and I am ___TWENTYONEBYTWENTYONEAAcross 48: One side of a voteNAYSAAcross 49: Suffixes with depend and differENCESAAcross 50: Escapes slowlyOOZESAAcross 51: Lean (on)RELYAAcross 53: Part of CBS: Abbr.SYSAAcross 54: Syrian presidentASSADAAcross 55: Like the Muslim calendarLUNARAAcross 56: Michelangelo marblePIETAAAcross 57: When repeated, is specificNAMESAAcross 58: One, informallyBUCKAAcross 59: Loser to F.D.R.LANDONAAcross 60: ... and I am ___MODERATELYCHALLENGINGAAcross 66: Farthest point of the Lewis and Clark expeditionOREGONAAcross 67: Arch typeOGEEAAcross 68: (You) love: Fr.AIMESAAcross 69: UnitalicizedROMANAAcross 70: Former Hungarian leader KadarJANOSAAcross 72: Some wrestlersSUMOSAAcross 73: "How come?" comebackCUZAAcross 76: Pretzel shapeKNOTAAcross 77: Like beasts of burdenLADENAAcross 78: Liquid fatOLEINAAcross 79: Perfectly reasonableSANEAAcross 80: ... and I have ___ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDSAAcross 84: Graph linesAXESAAcross 85: Young newtsEFTSAAcross 86: RationALLOTAAcross 87: PostulatesASSUMESAAcross 91: AvengementWRATHAAcross 93: Name in "Popeye"OYLAAcross 95: AmuletCHARMAAcross 96: Maria's intended in "West Side Story"CHINOAAcross 97: UncontrolledFRENETICAAcross 102: ... then I must be ___TODAYSCROSSWORDPUZZLEAAcross 106: UtteredORALAAcross 107: Like Dover's cliffsCHALKAAcross 108: Title character in a 1922 Broadway hitABIEAAcross 109: Winding wayTRAILAAcross 110: Team with which Derrick Coleman was the 1991 N.B.A. Rookie of the YearNETSAAcross 111: InvitingHOMEYAAcross 112: Bus partREARAAcross 113: Author Paretsky and othersSARASDDown 1: Winter pearBOSCDDown 2: FinitoOVERDDown 3: Like moiré patternsWAVYDDown 4: Summers abroadETESDDown 5: One who knows the drillDENTISTDDown 6: How coquettes chatCOYLYDDown 7: Nos. on checksAMTSDDown 8: GulletMAWDDown 9: Whence the phrase "Wisdom is better than rubies"PROVERBSDDown 10: Blotto or stinko, e.g.SLANGDDown 11: "From Here to Eternity" wifeKARENDDown 12: Diving birdsAUKSDDown 13: QBs' goalsTDSDDown 14: Lawyer's abbr.ESQDDown 15: Boys Town neighborOMAHADDown 16: 114-chapter bookKORANDDown 17: Turn inside outEVERTDDown 18: Office stationsDESKSDDown 24: Hebrew TTAVDDown 25: Part of a simple bouquetDAISYDDown 26: Excessive interestUSURYDDown 31: Out of jailFREEDDDown 32: Printer's inkTONERDDown 33: "Fiddlesticks!"RATSDDown 34: Calif.'s Sierra Nevadas, e.g.MTNSDDown 35: Out of townAWAYDDown 36: Florida vacation areaKEYSDDown 37: Coast Guard mem.ENSDDown 38: Protect, in a wayENCASEDDown 39: Shah PahlaviREZADDown 41: SycophantYES-MANDDown 42: Early stageONSETDDown 43: "Well said!"TOUCHEDDown 44: Roald Dahl's chocolatierWONKADDown 45: Rubber gasketsORINGSDDown 46: "___ say more?"NEEDIDDown 47: Basketball star BrandELTONDDown 52: Positive principleYANGDDown 54: All-time leader in r.b.i.'sAARONDDown 55: Powerful couple in publishing, onceLUCESDDown 56: Philatelic purchasesPANESDDown 57: CounteractNEGATEDDown 58: OldenBYGONEDDown 59: Like some custardsLEMONYDDown 60: TV character first seen on "Happy Days"MORKDDown 61: Site of Maine's largest universityORONODDown 62: Exorcist's targetDEMONDDown 63: HermitLONERDDown 64: TV's Matt and AndyLAUERSDDown 65: ConfineLIMITDDown 70: Noted military reviewJANESDDown 71: Puts inADDSDDown 72: IndolenceSLOTHDDown 73: Songwriter PerkinsCARLDDown 74: LoosenUNDODDown 75: PiquancyZESTDDown 77: SumptuousnessLUXEDDown 78: Where soldiers goOFFTOWARDDown 79: La lead-inSOLDDown 81: OveractedHAMMYDDown 82: They keep control of their facultiesDEANSDDown 83: Waldorf salad ingredientsWALNUTSDDown 87: Use, as a tipACT ONDDown 87: Use, as a tipACTONDDown 88: Clam-digging localeSHOREDDown 89: 1978 Peace NobelistSADATDDown 90: Range that divides EurasiaURALSDDown 91: IntactWHOLEDDown 92: Not sureRISKYDDown 93: "Number two with a Coke," e.g.ORDERDDown 94: "You betcha"YEPDDown 96: Study hardCRAMDDown 97: Cold, as snow in SpainFRIADDown 98: Pound of verseEZRADDown 99: Russian ruler: Var.TZARDDown 100: Winter Olympics gold medalist KulikILIADDown 101: Cartoon collectiblesCELSDDown 103: Coll., e.g.SCHDDown 104: Comedian MargaretCHODDown 105: 2001 honor for J. 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