New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th May 2003

There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th May 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Shells and twists
AAcross 7:	Fund-raiser's target
AAcross 13:	Site of Simón Bolívar Airport
AAcross 20:	In
AAcross 21:	French satellite-launching rocket	ARIANE
AAcross 22:	Rigid
AAcross 23:	What stool pigeons do?	SHOWANDTELLON
AAcross 25:	What blowhards lack
AAcross 26:	___ up (in the bag)
AAcross 27:	School appointment
AAcross 28:	Skedaddles
AAcross 30:	Swell party
AAcross 31:	Article in a gazette	UNE
AAcross 32:	Enthusiastic drinker at an old English inn?	FLAGONWAVER
AAcross 35:	Patriots' grp.	AFC
AAcross 38:	Similar
AAcross 42:	Completely
AAcross 43:	F.D.R.-era agcy.
AAcross 44:	Actress who was born Margaret Hyra	MEGRYAN
AAcross 46:	Meeting needs
AAcross 50:	Movement including astrology and aromatherapy	NEWAGE
AAcross 53:	Cheesy snacks
AAcross 58:	Draw out
AAcross 59:	Novelist who wrote the screenplay for "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral"	URIS
AAcross 60:	Suffix with verb
AAcross 62:	Aborigine of northern Japan	AINU
AAcross 63:	Workers with green cards
AAcross 64:	"Thanks a ___!"
AAcross 65:	Bit part in "Law and Order"?	PERPWALKON
AAcross 68:	Maintain
AAcross 69:	Central Park's ___ Fountain
AAcross 71:	Diminutive suffix
AAcross 72:	Discouraged
AAcross 76:	They may get into hot water
AAcross 77:	Member of the Ivanhoe Chorale?	TENORSAXON
AAcross 80:	"Whoopee!"
AAcross 81:	"The English Patient" setting
AAcross 83:	Comment of betrayal	ETTU
AAcross 84:	Always, archaically
AAcross 85:	Spoonful, say
AAcross 86:	Too
AAcross 87:	Was far from respectful
AAcross 89:	George and Elizabeth
AAcross 91:	Haunt
AAcross 93:	Trattoria order
AAcross 96:	Sellout
AAcross 97:	Seven-time N.L. batting champ
AAcross 102:	Agreements
AAcross 106:	Madras mister
AAcross 107:	French lottery ticket?	COUPONDETAT
AAcross 110:	Same old, same old
AAcross 111:	Author/critic John	LAHR
AAcross 113:	Seasonal song word
AAcross 114:	"The fix ___"	ISIN
AAcross 116:	Catalan-born Surrealist
AAcross 117:	Opposite of charge
AAcross 120:	Chicken dish for Adm. Peary?	POLARICECAPON
AAcross 123:	Set apart
AAcross 124:	Level
AAcross 125:	Not level
AAcross 126:	Signaled
AAcross 127:	Noted libertine
AAcross 128:	Like some speakeasies
DDown 1:	Skip
DDown 2:	Parthenon figure
DDown 3:	"Psycho" set
DDown 4:	Out of ___ (away)
DDown 5:	Commercial suffix with roller
DDown 6:	Dispatch
DDown 7:	How flies are attracted to a Venus's flytrap
DDown 8:	Padua's ___ Chapel, with a renowned Giotto fresco
DDown 9:	The Everly Brothers' "___ I Kissed You"
DDown 10:	Water softener brand	CALGON
DDown 11:	Consecrate
DDown 12:	How "12" is expressed in Chinese	TENTWO
DDown 13:	Engine part
DDown 14:	Building material
DDown 15:	Kind of screen
DDown 16:	Infamous Aldrich	AMES
DDown 17:	What the Vegas winner took aboard the plane?	CASHANDCARRYON
DDown 18:	Tunneler
DDown 19:	Sloppy pen
DDown 24:	Put on hold
DDown 29:	Idled
DDown 33:	Actress Gershon	GINA
DDown 34:	Overseas broadcasting service: Abbr.	VOA
DDown 36:	Delicate
DDown 37:	Ensembles
DDown 39:	One of a Latin trio
DDown 40:	Turkey part
DDown 41:	Bigger than med.	LGE
DDown 45:	Once again
DDown 47:	Cold dessert
DDown 48:	Football team
DDown 49:	Big uranium exporter
DDown 50:	Unfeeling
DDown 51:	Great Lakes port
DDown 52:	Big cheese of basketball?	WILTTHESTILTON
DDown 54:	Unfeeling
DDown 55:	Trail sight
DDown 56:	Plastic ___ Band
DDown 57:	Easter, e.g.
DDown 60:	Chicago airport letters
DDown 61:	Floods
DDown 65:	Big name in eyewear	PEARLE
DDown 66:	Themes
DDown 67:	Some sisters
DDown 70:	Attends, as a recital
DDown 73:	Devon river	EXE
DDown 74:	See 115-Down
DDown 75:	Colors
DDown 78:	Letter from abroad
DDown 79:	Tony-winning Thompson	SADA
DDown 81:	Campus group, informally
DDown 82:	To have, in Le Havre	AVOIR
DDown 85:	Anthropologist Fossey	DIAN
DDown 88:	Magazine with a palindromic name	ELLE
DDown 89:	Friday, e.g.: Abbr.	SGT
DDown 90:	"Gimme ___!" (part of a Duke cheer)
DDown 92:	Laura Bush's alma mater: Abbr.	SMU
DDown 94:	Vacation destination
DDown 95:	Caper
DDown 98:	___ notch	UPA
DDown 99:	___ up (like some jalopies)
DDown 100:	Smitten
DDown 101:	Boggles
DDown 103:	Surveyor's equipment
DDown 104:	One Fodor's guide
DDown 105:	Very high
DDown 107:	I.R.S. target
DDown 108:	Be on a soapbox
DDown 109:	Stale
DDown 112:	Author/poet Bates	ARLO
DDown 115:	With 74-Down, part of Asia
DDown 116:	49-Down neighbor
DDown 117:	Free
DDown 118:	Computer attachment?
DDown 119:	A Kennedy
DDown 121:	Santa ___
DDown 122:	Jeff Davis's cause: Abbr.	CSA