New York Times Answers - Friday, 2nd May 2003 There are 35 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 2nd May 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Latin trio partAMASAAcross 5: Do or dieVERBAAcross 9: One standing in the wind, maybeKITERAAcross 14: Abbr. at the bottom of a pageCONTAAcross 15: Parisian possessiveAMOIAAcross 16: HardenINUREAAcross 17: A student's placeHONORROLLAAcross 19: Get out of the habit, maybeSTRIPAAcross 20: Runs to become oneELOPESAAcross 21: Source of some foot-stompingFLAMENCOAAcross 23: "Now, hold on a minute here ..."SAYWAITAAcross 25: N.H.L. players, informallyICERSAAcross 26: California's ___ Raceway ParkALTAMONTAAcross 28: Full complement of 41-AcrossesTENAAcross 31: Rustic wood finishKNOTTY PINEAAcross 34: It may be a thrillerRIDEAAcross 35: 1980's White House nameNANCYAAcross 36: She, in São PauloELAAAcross 37: Corporate divisionSALESAAcross 38: Dermatological concernITCHAAcross 39: Like GodOMNISCIENTAAcross 41: See 28-AcrossTOEAAcross 42: Total alternativeCHEERIOSAAcross 43: Cooking evidenceAROMAAAcross 45: Italian Communist Berlinguer and othersENRICOSAAcross 49: Chicago's Jane Byrne, onceMAYORESSAAcross 52: Swiss cantonGENEVAAAcross 53: It's spoken on Bering IslandALEUTAAcross 54: Opposite of emoteUNDERPLAYAAcross 56: Cut outCEASEAAcross 57: Overwhelming audience responseROARAAcross 58: Some are socialILLSAAcross 59: Thrifty competitorHERTZAAcross 60: Becomes less activeEBBSAAcross 61: It was associated with Humble OilESSODDown 1: Heart problems?ACHESDDown 2: ScratchMOOLADDown 3: Get toANNOYDDown 4: One seen on "60 Minutes"STOP WATCHDDown 4: One seen on "60 Minutes"STOPWATCHDDown 5: Opposite of scrubsVARSITYDDown 6: Comic PhilipsEMODDown 7: Massage, in a wayROLFDDown 8: One with lots of 2-DownBILLIONAIREDDown 9: FortuneKISMETDDown 10: SepulcherINTERDDown 11: Station rotation locationTURNSTILEDDown 12: "The Little Mermaid" heroERICDDown 13: Defaulter's comeuppanceREPODDown 18: Investment optionREALTYDDown 22: Adolescent developmentACNEDDown 24: Tailoring aidTAPE MEASUREDDown 27: Heffalump's creatorMILNEDDown 29: Fall settingEDENDDown 30: Where stilts may be foundNESTDDown 31: Tricot, for oneKNITDDown 32: The U.S. is in itNATODDown 33: Regularly, but not too frequentlyONCEAYEARDDown 34: Recipe on a Sun-Maid boxRAISINPIEDDown 37: One who makes it homeSCORERDDown 39: Words said with a sighOHMEDDown 40: ChoirSINGERSDDown 42: He accompanied Velázquez to CubaCORTEZDDown 44: Drive outROUSTDDown 46: Lockup lineupCELLSDDown 47: Racing pathsOVALSDDown 48: Final decisionSAY-SODDown 49: Physicist with an eponymous numberMACHDDown 50: Helm headingALEEDDown 51: Toffee-nosed typeSNOBDDown 55: Flounder's kinDAB