New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd June 2003 There are 71 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd June 2003. View the answers below.. 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(footnote abbr.)LOCAAcross 91: Words on a jacketBLURBAAcross 92: Ship's crewTARSAAcross 94: Answer with a saluteYESSIRAAcross 96: Sign, as an agreementENTERINTOAAcross 98: InterviewerASKERAAcross 100: SpruceNATTYAAcross 101: ___ whole lotNOTAAAcross 102: Pollster's worryBIASAAcross 103: 1948 and 1952 Olympic track gold medalist ___ ZátopekEMILAAcross 105: 1974 film shot from a dog's-eye viewBENJIAAcross 108: Fix, as leftoversREWARMAAcross 111: Treeless tractOPENAREAAAcross 115: Player coached by Earl WeaverORIOLEAAcross 117: Colorful North American songsterRED-WINGED BLACKBIRDAAcross 119: Less filled outBONIERAAcross 120: "Roots," for oneSAGAAAcross 121: Zoological appendagesALAEAAcross 122: Like cornerstonesLAIDAAcross 123: Noted missile range siteWHITESANDSAAcross 124: Rare trick takerTREYAAcross 125: With 61-Down, Pollux, e.g.BETAAAcross 126: Fraternal groupELKSDDown 1: PeeweeMINIDDown 2: Sufferer's suffixITISDDown 3: Rummages (through)DIGSDDown 4: MonstrousINHUMANDDown 5: Euler's birthplaceBASELDDown 6: SomeABITOFDDown 7: Second start?NANODDown 8: Longtime essayist for The New YorkerE. 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WHITEDDown 9: 60's radicalBLACK PANTHERDDown 10: Shudders atHATESDDown 11: SoloARIADDown 12: Kind of columnTENSDDown 13: Online chat components, for shortIMSDDown 14: Sarges, e.g.NONCOMSDDown 15: Some musical chordsTRIADSDDown 16: Native ArizonanHOPIDDown 17: Basic cable offeringESPNDDown 18: Mark of dishonorBLACK EYEDDown 24: Less freshTRITERDDown 25: FattySUETYDDown 29: Do a part poorlyEMOTEDDown 32: Bygone children's book characterLITTLEBSAMBODDown 34: Cries at fireworksOOHSDDown 35: Alloy that resembles platinumWHITE GOLDDDown 36: Home for a 71-Down, maybeMANORDDown 37: Do away withERASEDDown 39: Order headingASAPDDown 40: They might cost you an arm and a legGREATWHITESHARKSDDown 41: Is itinerantROVESDDown 42: Stamp alternativeMETERDDown 43: QuickAGILEDDown 44: Christmas singingNOELSDDown 46: CorrectREMEDYDDown 52: "Justine" authorSADEDDown 54: Chips away atERODESDDown 55: Subject of a 1990's probeWHITE WATERDDown 55: Subject of a 1990's probeWHITEWATERDDown 57: British cavalry carried themSABRESDDown 59: Lover of LancelotELAINEDDown 61: See 125-AcrossSTARDDown 63: Successor to Edward VIMARYDDown 65: Like some tickets: Abbr.IND.DDown 66: RushSCURRYDDown 69: Popular vacation localeBLACK SEADDown 70: Giant sucker?BLACK HOLEDDown 71: See 36-DownBARONDDown 72: Put inELECTDDown 73: Word with fall or worldsAPARTDDown 75: Overfill, perhapsBURSTDDown 76: Do oneself inENDITDDown 77: Like some goodbyesTEARYDDown 81: FurtherELSEDDown 84: DartFLITDDown 85: Like some space missionsLUNARDDown 86: Emergency route, maybeSTAIRWAYDDown 88: 1997 sci-fi hitMENINBLACKDDown 91: Used the highest oven settingBROILEDDDown 93: "Me, too!"ASAMIDDown 95: In good conditionSALABLEDDown 97: ProhibitENJOINDDown 99: EchoREPEATDDown 102: Background for "Dragnet" creditsBADGEDDown 104: Sorceress who aided Jason's questMEDEADDown 105: Familiar avian callBOBWHITEDDown 106: Oscar Wilde poem "The Garden of ___"EROSDDown 107: First in a historical trioNINADDown 109: Once, of oldERSTDDown 110: FrayWEARDDown 111: Impertinent lookOGLEDDown 112: 100 dinarsRIALDDown 113: Composer SatieERIKDDown 114: Puts onADDSDDown 116: Sites of unplanned visits: Abbr.ERSDDown 118: GetNAB