New York Times Answers - Friday, 8th August 2003

There are 34 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 8th August 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Acceptance as cool, to some
AAcross 11:	Nuclear physics prefix
AAcross 15:	Pop choice
AAcross 16:	Examination room sounds
AAcross 17:	City on the Mahoning
AAcross 18:	Georgia and others, once: Abbr.	SSRS
AAcross 19:	None too soon
AAcross 20:	Royal borough of Greater London
AAcross 22:	Nail-biting sports events, briefly	OTS
AAcross 24:	Knuckle-headed gestures of affection?
AAcross 25:	Lost it	WENTNUTS
AAcross 30:	Subject, usually
AAcross 31:	"I'll speak a prophecy ___ go": Shak.	EREI
AAcross 32:	Headstrong one
AAcross 34:	Failed to	DIDNT
AAcross 37:	By and by
AAcross 38:	They're not too sharp
AAcross 40:	Level
AAcross 41:	Memorable sidekick	TONTO
AAcross 43:	1999 Ron Howard film	EDTV
AAcross 44:	Saab model
AAcross 45:	Base of a crocus stem
AAcross 47:	Daubs	SMEARSON
AAcross 49:	University of Cincinnati player
AAcross 49:	University of Cincinnati player
AAcross 52:	LAX abbr.
AAcross 53:	Irrationality
AAcross 55:	"Gil Blas" writer	LESAGE
AAcross 60:	Cartoonist Walker
AAcross 61:	Base for some jellies
AAcross 63:	Paranoiac's worry
AAcross 64:	Gives freshman introduction, say
AAcross 65:	1974 Peace Nobelist Eisaku ___	SATO
AAcross 66:	Lie	TELLASTORY
DDown 1:	___ bean
DDown 2:	Certain harness race
DDown 3:	Outfielder Mondesi	RAUL
DDown 4:	Sicilian resort	ENNA
DDown 5:	Pushes	EGGSON
DDown 6:	Synthetic
DDown 7:	Chi hrs.
DDown 8:	Corner piece
DDown 9:	Astronomer Hubble
DDown 10:	Yoplait alternative	DANNON
DDown 11:	Fender, perhaps
DDown 12:	Java locale
DDown 13:	Pang
DDown 14:	Leagues: Abbr.	ASSNS
DDown 21:	Yummy
DDown 23:	Bonehead
DDown 25:	Nathanael who wrote "Miss Lonelyhearts"
DDown 26:	Suffix with smash	EROO
DDown 27:	Crayola color introduced in 1990	NEONCARROT
DDown 28:	Painter whose name means "little dyer"
DDown 29:	Bobs, say
DDown 33:	"I'd like to give it a try"	LETME
DDown 35:	Role in Racine's "Britannicus"
DDown 36:	Suffix with 11-Across
DDown 39:	Joseph Stalin's daughter	SVETLANA
DDown 42:	Quint's boat in "Jaws"
DDown 46:	Animal on the field, perhaps
DDown 48:	Aces
DDown 49:	Some dermatological anomalies
DDown 50:	Name on a famous B-29	ENOLA
DDown 51:	1998 World Series winning manager	TORRE
DDown 54:	Hit hard
DDown 56:	Row
DDown 57:	Kind of recorder
DDown 58:	Will of "Jeremiah Johnson"	GEER
DDown 59:	Swedish actress Persson	ESSY
DDown 62:	___ and the Dragon (Apocryphal book)