New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th April 2003

There are 65 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th April 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	TV host with the instrumental theme "I-M-4-U"	PAAR
AAcross 5:	Deft
AAcross 11:	Knickknack spot
AAcross 16:	___-ons
AAcross 19:	"___ expert, but ..."	IMNO
AAcross 20:	Bathtub item
AAcross 21:	Dravidian language
AAcross 22:	At no time, in Neuss
AAcross 23:	FLIPPER	PINBALLGAMEDEVICE
AAcross 26:	Cough syrup amt.	TSP
AAcross 27:	Turkish title
AAcross 28:	"Drums Along the Mohawk" hero	GIL
AAcross 29:	Convinced
AAcross 30:	Exuberant cry
AAcross 32:	HAZEL	GOLDENORGREENISHBROWN
AAcross 39:	European gas brand	ESSO
AAcross 40:	Atelier item
AAcross 41:	Hot stuff
AAcross 42:	Name suffix: Abbr.
AAcross 45:	Half of Mork's greeting	NANU
AAcross 46:	"Perfect"
AAcross 47:	"Swiss Family Robinson" author	WYSS
AAcross 48:	CHEERS	PEPSQUADREPERTOIRE
AAcross 55:	Response to a minister
AAcross 56:	Anglican bishop's headgear
AAcross 57:	Start of a tryster's message	MEETME
AAcross 58:	Biological duct
AAcross 61:	Japan's emperor beginning 1989	AKIHITO
AAcross 63:	Pants material
AAcross 65:	Marine snail
AAcross 67:	Smacking one's lips while eating, e.g.	NONO
AAcross 68:	COACH	ONEWAYTOFLY
AAcross 73:	Deep black
AAcross 74:	Stravinsky's "___ for Wind Instruments"
AAcross 76:	Insect's sense organs
AAcross 77:	Shade of brown
AAcross 79:	Withdrawn
AAcross 80:	Whence St. Clare	ASSISI
AAcross 83:	Rotgut
AAcross 85:	Samuel's teacher, in the Bible	ELI
AAcross 86:	CHIPS	FRENCHFRIESTOABRIT
AAcross 90:	Prefix with business	AGRI
AAcross 93:	Fraternity letters
AAcross 94:	List-ending abbr.
AAcross 94:	List-ending abbr.
AAcross 95:	"___ en paz, fierro en guerra" (motto of San Francisco)	ORO
AAcross 96:	Beacon mounted on a pole
AAcross 98:	Nickname for a gym rat
AAcross 101:	Ocean swimmer's worry
AAcross 105:	FRIENDS	QUAKERSTOOTHERQUAKERS
AAcross 109:	Let out, as horses
AAcross 110:	Name from the Latin for "nourishing"
AAcross 111:	Cable network inits.
AAcross 111:	Cable network inits.
AAcross 112:	Stovetop utensil
AAcross 113:	Follower's suffix	ITE
AAcross 114:	ER	SOUNDOFHESITATION
AAcross 121:	Dutch painter Gerard ___ Borch	TER
AAcross 122:	Puff up
AAcross 123:	It might be perfect
AAcross 124:	The Ponte Vecchio crosses it
AAcross 125:	Old activist org.	SDS
AAcross 126:	Laid off
AAcross 127:	Under a canopy
AAcross 128:	Witty remark
DDown 1:	Conveyance system, as for water or oil
DDown 2:	Palenque pals
DDown 3:	Scholarly writings
DDown 4:	Finish a mugging
DDown 5:	Exhausted
DDown 6:	Spoonful
DDown 7:	Yankee Maris, informally	ROG
DDown 8:	___ sort	OFA
DDown 9:	Words before and after "what"	IAM
DDown 10:	1949 Robert Ryan boxing film	THESETUP
DDown 11:	Tristram Shandy's creator
DDown 12:	"___ got a girl for you!"	HAVEI
DDown 13:	Big recording label	EMI
DDown 14:	Driver's need: Abbr.	LIC
DDown 15:	Went quickly	FLEWBY
DDown 16:	Saint who lent his name to a cross
DDown 17:	Rejects, in a way
DDown 18:	Testifies under oath
DDown 24:	It "goeth its way on triple feet": Aeschylus
DDown 25:	Irving Berlin's "You're Just in Love," e.g.
DDown 31:	"___ there yet?"	AREWE
DDown 33:	Accomplishes
DDown 34:	Downtime, so to speak	RANDR
DDown 35:	Dirty look
DDown 36:	Actor Auberjonois	RENE
DDown 37:	Skedaddle
DDown 38:	Muslim judge
DDown 43:	Map meas.	SQMI
DDown 44:	Capital at the foot of the Pichincha volcano
DDown 46:	Consumed, biblically	ATEOF
DDown 48:	Some bar features
DDown 49:	"Mayor" author	EDKOCH
DDown 50:	Like some little heads
DDown 51:	Like ___ of bricks
DDown 52:	Lets off
DDown 53:	City named for a Union general
DDown 54:	VCR button
DDown 58:	Plywood layer
DDown 59:	Acid neutralizer
DDown 60:	Like an atrium
DDown 62:	Ground breaker
DDown 63:	It's about 10 mi. from 53-Down
DDown 63:	It's about 10 mi. from 53-Down
DDown 64:	Right-triangle leg: Abbr.
DDown 66:	"A Hymn to ___" ("My Fair Lady" song)
DDown 69:	Major works
DDown 70:	Basketful, maybe
DDown 70:	Basketful, maybe
DDown 71:	Hot stuff
DDown 72:	___ City, Miss.
DDown 75:	Besmirch
DDown 78:	Rampage
DDown 81:	Certain poultry worker
DDown 82:	Huffs
DDown 83:	Memphis street	BEALE
DDown 84:	Canadian physician Sir William ___	OSLER
DDown 86:	Justice Harlan ___ Stone	FISKE
DDown 87:	Hires a new set of employees
DDown 88:	Restlessness
DDown 89:	TV-Turnoff Week option
DDown 90:	Lets off
DDown 91:	Acknowledged, but just barely
DDown 92:	Scythe wielders
DDown 97:	Karate instructor
DDown 98:	Like Jell-O, e.g.
DDown 99:	Match for una donna	UOMO
DDown 100:	Escort
DDown 102:	Update electrically
DDown 103:	Sings like Nat King Cole
DDown 104:	Start of a J.F.K. challenge	ASKNOT
DDown 106:	French aunt	TANTE
DDown 107:	You: Sp.	USTED
DDown 108:	Battery size
DDown 115:	Something ___ (bride's need)
DDown 116:	Initials at O'Hare	UAL
DDown 117:	"What?"
DDown 118:	Posting at O'Hare: Abbr.
DDown 119:	French direction
DDown 120:	___ Mahal