New York Times Answers - Friday, 27th June 2003

There are 33 across clues and 33 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 27th June 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Company associated with Batman	DCCOMICS
AAcross 9:	"The Lion King II: ___ Pride"
AAcross 15:	Be sleepy	NEEDANAP
AAcross 16:	Huge: Fr.	ENORME
AAcross 17:	Solo	ALLALONE
AAcross 18:	Radiant
AAcross 19:	Like Count Basie's "darlin'"	LIL
AAcross 20:	Not too far gone, as cellos go
AAcross 22:	Numerical prefix	TRI
AAcross 23:	Open ___ of worms	ACAN
AAcross 25:	Certain drags
AAcross 26:	XXX abroad
AAcross 27:	Shows
AAcross 29:	Cambodia's Lon ___	NOL
AAcross 30:	Thomas of old TV	MARLO
AAcross 31:	Overeat	STUFFONESELF
AAcross 34:	Principle of conservation	WASTENOTWANTNOT
AAcross 37:	Symbol of solidarity	CLASPEDHANDS
AAcross 38:	The end
AAcross 39:	Part of R & D: Abbr.
AAcross 40:	Get the gravy
AAcross 44:	Pack ___	ITIN
AAcross 45:	Quit claiming
AAcross 47:	Elbows on the table, e.g.	NONO
AAcross 48:	Fill the bill?
AAcross 49:	They don't shoot the bull
AAcross 51:	Early year in Nero's reign
AAcross 52:	Pack animals
AAcross 54:	"Why Can't This Be Love" band, 1986	VANHALEN
AAcross 56:	Run
AAcross 57:	"Don't let that get to you"	IGNOREIT
AAcross 58:	Assurances	SAYSOS
AAcross 59:	In a sluggish way
DDown 1:	Where to split hairs?	DNALAB
DDown 2:	Popular sports coupe	CELICA
DDown 3:	Last place
DDown 4:	___ Mae (Whoopi's "Ghost" role)
DDown 5:	Kind of syrup
DDown 6:	Like some desk trays	INOUT
DDown 7:	Front-line soldiers, perhaps
DDown 8:	"Looky who's here!"
DDown 9:	Christmas ___
DDown 10:	"Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff" writer
DDown 11:	Chem. unit
DDown 12:	Members of a flock
DDown 13:	Helium Capital of the World
DDown 14:	Like mozzarella
DDown 21:	D	BELOWAVERAGE
DDown 24:	Takes for a home, perhaps	NESTSIN
DDown 26:	Makes the first row of stitches in knitting	CASTSON
DDown 28:	Things to take
DDown 30:	Knits
DDown 32:	1983 film romance "___ Jeunesse"	UNE
DDown 33:	Indian bread
DDown 34:	"Who stole the cork from my breakfast?" speaker
DDown 35:	Roman carrier	ALITALIA
DDown 36:	Clean
DDown 41:	Sneeze producer
DDown 42:	Disclose
DDown 43:	Sharp
DDown 45:	Goes for
DDown 46:	Name sung after "Oh" in a 1959 hit
DDown 49:	Dish that's usually served with sauce
DDown 50:	Like most racehorses
DDown 53:	Mayo, for instance
DDown 55:	Equal