New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th May 2003 There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th May 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: InterlockedWOVENAAcross 6: Place with TV screens: Abbr.OTBAAcross 9: Mayberry boyOPIEAAcross 13: Skeptic's target, for shortE.S.P.AAcross 13: Skeptic's target, for shortESPAAcross 16: Click or clackNOISEAAcross 17: Delusional onePARANOIACAAcross 20: CausedLEDTOAAcross 22: Dismissive words to a wistful person?WHATEVERYOUSIGHAAcross 24: Like some coloniesAPIANAAcross 25: He gave an eye for wisdomODINAAcross 26: Racing's UnsersALSAAcross 27: Attempt at soup and a sandwich?LUNCHTRYAAcross 29: "'Scuse me?"BEGPARDONAAcross 33: LeadingPREMIERAAcross 35: "I ___ you one"OWEAAcross 36: Mall retailer, with "The"GAPAAcross 37: Classical meeting placeSTOAAAcross 39: Photography equipmentSTROBESAAcross 43: Kind of theoryPETAAcross 44: Campaign against drug use?HITTHEHIGHAAcross 47: ConcerningANENTAAcross 48: Tank contentsPROPANEAAcross 50: Let goAXEAAcross 51: AttackSETATAAcross 54: Hwy. helpersAAAAAcross 55: Mutton productSUETAAcross 56: Powerful armUZIAAcross 57: On the way outLAME DUCKAAcross 59: Short fuseTESTINESSAAcross 63: GesturerMIMEAAcross 64: Major endingETTEAAcross 65: Not brightSLOWAAcross 67: Chart showing amounts spent working extra hours?OVERTIMEPIEAAcross 69: Get wrongMISSAAcross 69: Get wrongMISS.AAcross 70: Game with car tokensLIFEAAcross 71: InletsRIASAAcross 72: Snorkeling localeCORAL REEFAAcross 74: One sticking his nose in thingsANTEATERAAcross 76: Not funny anymoreOLDAAcross 77: Data transmission rateBAUDAAcross 79: Math degreeN-THAAcross 79: Math degreeNTHAAcross 80: Targets of swatsPESTSAAcross 82: "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" co-star Tatyana ___ALIAAcross 83: African adventurerSTANLEYAAcross 86: Get readyTEE UPAAcross 88: Be sympathetically nosy?HOPEANDPRYAAcross 91: 24 horasDIAAAcross 92: Fox's traitSLYNESSAAcross 95: UndueRASHAAcross 96: MIV halvedDIIAAcross 97: Something to believe inISMAAcross 98: Some volcanic rocksBASALTSAAcross 100: Accounting figureNETASSETSAAcross 103: Hell's Kitchen product?DEVILRYEAAcross 106: Record industry inits.BMIAAcross 108: Went like the dickensFLEWAAcross 109: Bond, for oneAGENTAAcross 110: Playoff boon for the 49ers?SANFRANCISCOBYEAAcross 117: Huge, in slangMONDOAAcross 118: AnnuallyONCEAYEARAAcross 119: Milk-Bone biscuit, e.g.TREATAAcross 120: Guinness suffixESTAAcross 121: In the earth, nowSOWNAAcross 122: ___-ThérèseSTEAAcross 123: "Ciao"SEEYADDown 1: Vane dir.WNWDDown 2: Stunned responseOOHDDown 3: ThroughVIADDown 4: BarESTOPDDown 5: "___ ride?"NEEDADDown 6: When a team doesn't playOPENDATEDDown 7: BluejacketTARDDown 8: Scopes prosecutorBRYANDDown 9: BurdenONUSDDown 10: +: Abbr.POSDDown 11: "Halloween ___"IIIDDown 12: Philly proEAGLEDDown 13: Make shorter, sayEDITDDown 14: *STARDDown 15: Pay (up)PONYDDown 18: Partner in a big 2001 mergerAOLDDown 19: People to hang out withCHUMSDDown 20: TearLACERATEDDown 21: "Sleepless in Seattle" writer/directorEPHRONDDown 23: Like some olive oilVIRGINDDown 28: It may be pickedNITDDown 29: Hale-___ cometBOPPDDown 30: Frequent still-life subjectsEWERSDDown 31: Leave a neighborhood gym?GETOUTOFTHEYDDown 32: Go (for)OPTDDown 33: Dish eaten with the fingersPOIDDown 34: Janitor's supplyRAGSDDown 37: Violating Title IX provisionsSEXISTDDown 38: French beverageTHEDDown 40: Attractive casino item?BEAUTIFULDIEDDown 41: PassesENACTSDDown 42: They may be highSTAKESDDown 44: Jobs, metaphoricallyHATSDDown 45: Fraternity men, stereotypicallyHAZERSDDown 46: Rooftop feature, perhapsHELIPADDDown 49: For kidsPEEWEEDDown 52: Indian tongueTAMILDDown 53: Arabian bigwig: Var.AMEERDDown 56: FindUNEARTHDDown 58: AbaseDEMEANDDown 60: Rich treatTORTEDDown 61: Prestigious institutionsIVIESDDown 62: As writtenSICDDown 63: Wand wielderMERLINDDown 65: ItalicizesSLANTSDDown 66: Horizontal door pieceLINTELDDown 68: DoughMOOLAHDDown 73: Modern marketplaceEBAYDDown 75: BeseechAPPEALTODDown 78: Voltaire, religiouslyDEISTDDown 81: Color, so to speakSORTDDown 82: Two-time loser to 90-DownAESDDown 83: Person with a temperSPITFIREDDown 84: Mettle testersTRIALSDDown 85: Dish that's often mashedYAMSDDown 87: Set freeUNBINDDDown 89: Dance stepPASDDown 90: Two-time winner over 82-DownDDEDDown 93: Inits. on bygone mapsSSRDDown 94: What the boss hasSAY-SODDown 99: Counts (on)LEANSDDown 100: Cents figures in many pricesNINESDDown 101: DivisionsSECTSDDown 102: Bore witness (to)SWOREDDown 103: Actress Maggie Smith, e.g.DAMEDDown 104: They might clashEGOSDDown 105: Scream for a whileVENTDDown 106: Breakfast stapleBRANDDown 107: When to celebrate Armed Forces DayMAYDDown 111: Milit. figureNCODDown 112: Description for the MarinesFEWDDown 113: Cool ___CATDDown 114: Quaint get-togetherBEEDDown 115: "Huzzah!"YAYDDown 116: HETA