New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th August 2003 There are 76 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th August 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "I Loves You, Porgy" singerBESSAAcross 5: How some stocks are soldATPARAAcross 10: Rat-___ATATAAcross 14: IntimateBOSOMAAcross 19: From scratchANEWAAcross 20: Ready to read the riot actIRATEAAcross 21: "A Treatise of Human Nature" writerHUMEAAcross 22: Mojave plantAGAVEAAcross 23: Many a homestead spreadACREAAcross 24: ReservistsMILITIAMENAAcross 26: Bank that may be created by the governmentLEVEEAAcross 27: RadianceSHEENAAcross 29: Part of FloridaPENINSULAAAcross 30: Creepy looksLEERSAAcross 31: ChantINT1AAcross 32: Where a newspaper index often appearsPAGE2AAcross 33: "Married filing separately" on an I.R.S. form 1040LINE3AAcross 35: Lady of la maison: Abbr.MMEAAcross 36: UnconvincingLAMEAAcross 37: AnnexELLAAcross 38: Actor KeachSTACYAAcross 39: Salt shaker?SEAAAcross 40: No longer sharpFADEDAAcross 41: Have a canyonlike effectRE-ECHOAAcross 41: Have a canyonlike effectREECHOAAcross 44: GossipsYENTASAAcross 46: Greek theatersODEAAAcross 47: "Bingo!"RIGHTAAcross 50: Places with a bird's-eye viewROOSTSAAcross 52: Miniseries segmentPART4AAcross 54: RestTAKE5AAcross 57: "Thumbs up" responseA-OKAAcross 59: Like some internships, in length6WEEKAAcross 60: Howard ___, "Mayberry R.F.D." characterSPRAGUEAAcross 62: PackingARMEDAAcross 64: Raipur raimentSARIAAcross 65: "Evil Woman" grp.ELOAAcross 68: With 69-Across, bygone phone messageMABELLAAcross 69: See 68-AcrossCALLEDAAcross 71: Cook's abbr.TSPAAcross 72: Brown & Williamson brandKOOLAAcross 74: Shows inconstancyFLITSAAcross 75: Some opening night theatergoersCRITICSAAcross 77: World Series finaleGAME7AAcross 79: Tempe inst.ASUAAcross 80: Women's dress sizes8EENSAAcross 81: Skittles9PINSAAcross 85: Minnesota twin?ST. PAULAAcross 87: It may be baldingTREADAAcross 89: Sculpture student's subj.ANATAAcross 90: Big name in book publishing since 1818HARPERAAcross 92: "My Eyes Have Seen" singerODETTAAAcross 96: "Veni ..."ICAMEAAcross 97: Hardly likely to streakSHYAAcross 98: Certain 111-DownsNEAPSAAcross 101: Discount rack abbr.IRRAAcross 102: Repeated cry while waving a handMEMEAAcross 103: High ball?LOBAAcross 104: Entry in a spaceship log*DATEAAcross 105: Low visibility figure0FEETAAcross 107: Hits repeatedly#SONAAcross 108: It may arrive with attachmentsE-MAILAAcross 108: It may arrive with attachmentsEMAILAAcross 110: One may be picky about theseLOTTERIESAAcross 112: Skater HughesSARAHAAcross 114: StyleGENREAAcross 115: FortuitousINCIDENTALAAcross 117: Cops and robbers, e.g.GAMEAAcross 118: Hollywood familyALDASAAcross 119: LotSCADAAcross 120: Cold shoulder treatment?STOLEAAcross 121: Egyptian solar deityATENAAcross 122: Causes dissolution of cellsLYSESAAcross 123: Apportion, with "out"METEAAcross 124: WishedHOPEDAAcross 125: Mouth, so to speakSASSDDown 1: Pastoral soundsBAASDDown 2: "Big" oneENCHILADADDown 3: One who sings to the balconySERENADERDDown 4: Sugar-covered nuts, bonbons, etc.SWEETMEATSDDown 5: AmbitionAIMDDown 6: Fall guy?TRIPPERDDown 7: Pub orderPALE ALEDDown 8: Like skin, after a facialATINGLEDDown 9: Tighten one's laces, sayRETIEDDown 10: Sounds of discoverersAHASDDown 11: KerfuffleTUMULTDDown 12: Title woman in a Joni Mitchell songAMELIADDown 13: Holding of landTENANCYDDown 14: Call that may complete a full countBALL3DDown 15: Curved moldingOGEEDDown 16: Latecomer's pleaSAVEMEASEATDDown 17: DominatesOVERMASTERSDDown 18: 1980's attorney generalMEESEDDown 25: HalvedIN2DDown 28: "Thanks, but don't bother"N1EDDDown 34: ObserverEYERDDown 38: SoakSOGDDown 39: Tucks (away)STOWSDDown 40: Fashion plateFOPDDown 42: Fishing basketsCREELSDDown 43: R & B group with the 1991 #1 hit "I Like the Way"HI5DDown 45: Carbon, to a lab worker: Abbr.NO6DDown 48: Zimbabwe's capitalHARAREDDown 49: "Laugh-In" regular on old TVTOMLINDDown 51: LP flawSKIPDDown 53: Tea time, maybe4PMDDown 54: Small drumTABLADDown 55: Discriminating personAGEISTDDown 56: Civilization, to HesseKULTURDDown 58: Ancient Brits: Var.KELTSDDown 61: W.W. II heroes: Abbr.RAFDDown 62: Bow (to)ACCEDEDDown 63: Agnus ___DEIDDown 65: Ticker tapes?EKGSDDown 66: In an offensive wayLOATHSOMELYDDown 67: Oktoberfest entertainersOOMPAHBANDSDDown 70: Big jetDC9DDown 73: 60's guruLEARYDDown 76: "Star Wars" and the likeSPACESAGASDDown 78: Old "You like it, it likes you" sloganeer7UPDDown 80: Year that Augustus exiled Ovid8ADDDown 82: Juliet, to RomeoINAMORATADDown 83: Cooperate with the feds, sayNAMENAMESDDown 84: Québec map abbr.STEDDown 86: Make advances?LENDDDown 88: Aurora's counterpartEOSDDown 91: Corot painting styleREALISMDDown 93: Connect withTIEINTODDown 94: Place with a bird's-eye viewTREETOPDDown 95: Picture show?ARTSALEDDown 96: Shuts upIM#SDDown 99: Right this minuteAT ONCEDDown 100: Garfield, for onePETCATDDown 103: Kind of adviceLEGALDDown 104: Completely black, in a way*LESSDDown 105: Focused (in on)0EDDDown 106: Word said with a slapFRESHDDown 109: "Dies ___"IRAEDDown 111: Beachcomber's concernTIDEDDown 113: ___ teethHENSDDown 116: OutrankedLED