New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th August 2003 There are 61 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th August 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Scriptures readingLESSONAAcross 7: 1970's-80's singer RonnieMILSAPAAcross 13: "You just missed!"ALMOSTAAcross 19: AdjustATTUNEAAcross 20: Colored ringAREOLAAAcross 21: WetMOISTENAAcross 23: British isle's textiles?THECLOTHOFMANAAcross 25: Ancient strategy game played with stonesMANCALAAAcross 26: Like many a partingTEARYAAcross 27: Food, plates, silverware, etc.?CONTENTSOFTABLEAAcross 29: Muppet who's tickledELMOAAcross 30: Renaissance artist Guido ___RENIAAcross 31: Wide-mouthed comic MarthaRAYEAAcross 32: Puppet endingE'ERAAcross 33: Author/illustrator SilversteinSHELAAcross 35: European carrierSASAAcross 37: EncircleGIRDAAcross 39: Hardly a mark to be proud ofDEEAAcross 42: What avid auctioneers have?LOVEOFLOTSAAcross 46: Modem speed measureBAUDAAcross 48: Take in the mailREADAAcross 49: ExpendUSEAAcross 50: Proper name in MassesJESUAAcross 51: Food-swapping at a rooming house?TRADEOFBOARDAAcross 55: Hollywood displayGLAMORAAcross 57: Spiraling partTHREADAAcross 59: "Babes in Arms" star, 1939ROONEYAAcross 60: Songs for oneSOLIAAcross 61: British poet laureate TateNAHUMAAcross 62: Cut cornersSTINTEDAAcross 64: Fishy idea?THOUGHTOFSCHOOLAAcross 69: SurfeitSATIATEAAcross 71: Artificial, after "in"VITROAAcross 72: Morales in moviesESAIAAcross 76: Evangelist's imperativeREPENTAAcross 77: Word with big or blueCHEESEAAcross 79: Sticks in pitsBATONSAAcross 81: What a brass band has?PLENTYOFHORNAAcross 84: MilldamWEIRAAcross 86: Factor in protein synthesisRNAAAcross 87: Twix candy makerMARSAAcross 88: Barre room bendPLIEAAcross 89: When the prisoners will escape?DAYOFBREAKAAcross 92: ShortSHYAAcross 93: Moving targets?PREYAAcross 95: St. Louis sked abbr.CSTAAcross 96: "The Simpsons" saxophonistLISAAAcross 97: Sob syllableHOOAAcross 98: Jazz singer AnitaODAYAAcross 101: Bust, of a sortRAIDAAcross 103: ImmediatelySTATAAcross 107: Pencil-sharpening problem?NORETURNOFPOINTAAcross 112: Part of a black suitSPADEAAcross 113: Like the music in "Turkey in the Straw"ANIMATOAAcross 114: Flute competition, e.g.?WAROFTHEWINDSAAcross 116: Popular modern exercise systemPILATESAAcross 117: Ordered group of numbers in mathNTUPLEAAcross 118: Driving areasRANGESAAcross 119: Choral groupTENORSAAcross 120: ApprovalsYESSESAAcross 121: Wool sourceANGORADDown 1: Supply for a cappuccino machineLATTEDDown 2: "I Love Lucy" roleETHELDDown 3: Cooking methodSTEAMDDown 4: C12H22O11SUCROSEDDown 5: As recently asONLYDDown 6: Opposite of paleo-NEODDown 7: Capital of MinorcaMAHONDDown 8: One who uses words in ways opposite of their literal meaningIRONISTDDown 9: Southpaw's sideLEFTDDown 10: Actress SuzanneSOMERSDDown 11: Actress StewartALANADDown 12: UndergarmentPANTYDDown 13: It flies through barrelsAMMODDown 14: Slip-on shoeLOAFERDDown 15: Made, as moneyMINTEDDDown 16: ___ fever (annual February/March phenomenon)OSCARDDown 17: AttemptSTABDDown 18: Show's partnerTELLDDown 22: Scottish refusalNAEDDown 24: Immune system lymphocytesTCELLSDDown 28: Smooth transitionSEGUEDDown 30: Direct elsewhereREFERDDown 34: Chain hotel, for shortHOJODDown 36: Walking like a peacockASTRUTDDown 38: Line before a receptionIDODDown 39: Silas of the Continental CongressDEANEDDown 40: Follower of lop or dogEAREDDDown 41: Water whirlEDDYDDown 42: HaulsLUGSDDown 43: Winter Olympics site after St. MoritzOSLODDown 44: Some white meatVEALDDown 45: Power overload resultOUTAGEDDown 46: Sheep's "Sheesh!"BAADDown 47: InsertADDDDown 48: Tiny plant partROOTLETDDown 52: Cartage company, e.g.REMOVERDDown 53: Cold, in ColombiaFRIODDown 54: Pro ___BONODDown 56: They may be seen with snowballsMITTENSDDown 58: L.B.J.'s veepHHHDDown 61: EccentricNUTDDown 62: EccentricSCREWYDDown 63: Even if, brieflyTHODDown 65: Charades gesture, e.g.HINTDDown 66: Like CheeriosOATYDDown 67: OgresFIENDSDDown 68: Fleet, Wall, etc.: Abbr.STSDDown 69: Psalms interjectionSELAHDDown 70: Mocking behaviorAPERYDDown 73: ResentfulSOREDDown 74: Wife in "Finnegans Wake"ANNADDown 75: Author DinesenISAKDDown 76: Tach readings, for shortRPMSDDown 77: ___-Town (Midwest hub)CH'IDDown 77: ___-Town (Midwest hub)CHIDDown 78: Furrow makerHOEDDown 79: Having two equal lobesBIFIDDDown 80: Financial wheeler-dealers, brieflyARBSDDown 82: Unstop, poeticallyOPEDDown 83: Take, as an airlineFLY ONDDown 85: Crude stone artifactEOLITHDDown 90: To a small degreeA TRIFLEDDown 91: HoarseRASPINGDDown 93: Vichyssoise ingredientPOTATODDown 94: Computer networking deviceROUTERDDown 95: Locale of U.N. peacekeeping forces, 1964CYPRUSDDown 97: Virile oneHE-MANDDown 99: SoftDOWNYDDown 100: Suffer ___ worse than deathAFATEDDown 102: New kitties?ANTESDDown 104: Letter after sierra, in radio lingoTANGODDown 105: ViperADDERDDown 106: "The Gondoliers" girlTESSADDown 107: Afternoon treat, maybeNAPDDown 108: "Let me sleep ___"ON ITDDown 109: StirRILEDDown 110: One of the friends on "Friends"ROSSDDown 111: Unwelcome word from a surgeonOOPSDDown 112: Whooper, e.g.SWANDDown 115: Grand timeERA