New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th July 2003

There are 55 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th July 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Giving the best advice
AAcross 7:	Part	FILMROLE
AAcross 15:	Chicago's winter hrs.
AAcross 18:	They're positive
AAcross 19:	Devotee
AAcross 20:	Run
AAcross 22:	Lunch fears?	HIGHNOONANXIETY
AAcross 24:	"The Nevadan," e.g.
AAcross 25:	"___ dreaming?"
AAcross 26:	Sorry
AAcross 27:	Kind of mill
AAcross 28:	Preening bird, maybe
AAcross 29:	Pinker, in a way
AAcross 32:	Small pouch
AAcross 34:	Not by much
AAcross 38:	First lady's hype?	ALLTHATJAZZABOUTEVE
AAcross 42:	In
AAcross 43:	Hoops game
AAcross 44:	Tournament round
AAcross 47:	U.S.N. grad
AAcross 50:	Like some lab mice
AAcross 52:	Grind
AAcross 54:	Like a good-sized woods, perhaps	TENACRE
AAcross 57:	Head off
AAcross 60:	Without precedent
AAcross 61:	Skinny, dejected football player?	THETHINBLUELINEMAN
AAcross 68:	"Farm" letters	EIEIO
AAcross 69:	Piston adjunct	OILRING
AAcross 70:	Retinue, in modern lingo
AAcross 74:	Filmdom's Thelma and Louise?	TWOWOMENFORTHEROAD
AAcross 79:	Pick, with "for"
AAcross 82:	Eastern queen
AAcross 83:	1979 hit for the Police	ROXANNE
AAcross 84:	Dreamy
AAcross 87:	Orbit
AAcross 91:	Itch
AAcross 92:	Peeping Tom
AAcross 93:	Didn't move on
AAcross 97:	Sentence-ending abbr.
AAcross 100:	Autobiography of a humorist's wife?	THEKINGOFCOMEDYANDI
AAcross 106:	Leading
AAcross 108:	Locks bought in a store?
AAcross 109:	"McSorley's Bar" painter
AAcross 110:	Work that includes a visit to the underworld
AAcross 111:	Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen	ESA
AAcross 114:	Laura's husband in 60's TV
AAcross 116:	Sp. title	SRA
AAcross 117:	Said "O-D-O-U-R," e.g.
AAcross 118:	Promise of a good hotel?	THEBIGEASYSLEEP
AAcross 124:	"Steppenwolf" author
AAcross 125:	Dines	HASAMEAL
AAcross 126:	Standing
AAcross 127:	The Unsers of Indy
AAcross 128:	Milton, Shelley and Gray
AAcross 129:	Papa Doc Duvalier, e.g.
DDown 1:	Camel's place
DDown 2:	Kind of instinct
DDown 3:	Modern words of encouragement	GOGIRL
DDown 4:	Old letter
DDown 5:	Clinton, e.g.: Abbr.
DDown 6:	General ___ chicken	TSOS
DDown 7:	Succeed through help-wanted ads	FINDAJOB
DDown 8:	Home of Craters of the Moon Natl. Monument
DDown 9:	Trousers spec
DDown 10:	Five years before the Battle of Hastings	MLXI
DDown 11:	Best Picture of 1988	RAINMAN
DDown 12:	Suffix with Capri	OTE
DDown 13:	Tennis call
DDown 14:	Suffix with green or bean	ERY
DDown 15:	Rancher
DDown 16:	Gray tone
DDown 17:	Towel material
DDown 20:	Least delayed
DDown 21:	Discussion
DDown 23:	Brewer's equipment
DDown 28:	Sch. on the Charles
DDown 30:	Bygone suffix
DDown 31:	When tripled, a crew member's fraternity?
DDown 33:	"Pretty please?"	CANI
DDown 35:	Blood system
DDown 36:	Presidential nickname
DDown 37:	"C'est la ___"	GUERRE
DDown 39:	Game name	ATARI
DDown 40:	Means of enlightenment
DDown 41:	Madhouse
DDown 45:	Swelling reducer
DDown 46:	Tailor-make
DDown 47:	Novel conclusion?	ETTE
DDown 48:	Drink since 1924	NEHI
DDown 49:	Snick or ___
DDown 51:	Actor Cariou	LEN
DDown 53:	Store convenience, for short
DDown 55:	Engaged	ATIT
DDown 56:	Grub
DDown 57:	Letter before ba
DDown 58:	Trattoria order
DDown 59:	Techie: Abbr.	ENGR
DDown 62:	Benefit
DDown 63:	CaO
DDown 64:	Peter Fonda played him in a 1997 film	ULEE
DDown 65:	Marine eagle
DDown 66:	High spot
DDown 67:	Delia's literary sister	NORA
DDown 71:	Camcorder maker	SONY
DDown 72:	Fit to stand trial, say
DDown 73:	P.M. before Macmillan
DDown 75:	___ pro nobis
DDown 76:	Immure
DDown 77:	Prefix with state	TRI
DDown 78:	Ground, in a way
DDown 79:	Old spy grp.	OSS
DDown 80:	Litter unit
DDown 81:	Platitude
DDown 85:	Fixes, as a pump
DDown 86:	Cave dweller, e.g.
DDown 87:	Phone trio
DDown 88:	Sea monster
DDown 89:	"Got milk?" request
DDown 90:	Some old TV's
DDown 94:	Like-minded
DDown 95:	Engine part: Abbr.	IGN
DDown 96:	Carry-on
DDown 98:	Cobb and Hardin	TYS
DDown 99:	White House nickname	CAL
DDown 101:	Little butter?
DDown 102:	Divas have them
DDown 103:	Pilot's directive on takeoff	NOSEUP
DDown 104:	"Do I ___ eat a peach?"	DARETO
DDown 105:	Sulky	INAPET
DDown 106:	"Doctor Zhivago" part
DDown 107:	Run off
DDown 112:	___ Valley, Calif.
DDown 113:	A long time
DDown 115:	Polar explorer
DDown 118:	French beverage
DDown 119:	March who hosted "The $64,000 Question"	HAL
DDown 120:	Capt.'s direction
DDown 121:	Have a beef?
DDown 122:	Find out
DDown 123:	Collectible discs	LPS