New York Times Answers - Saturday, 20th September 2003

There are 35 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 20th September 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Trifle
AAcross 10:	Stars move in them
AAcross 15:	Common dip ingredient
AAcross 16:	Terse turndown to an invitation	ICANT
AAcross 17:	Lunch counter orders	TUNAMELTS
AAcross 18:	Setting of Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness"
AAcross 19:	Sch. assignment	RPT
AAcross 20:	Athlete who's earned a "Y"	ELI
AAcross 21:	Enlivens, slangily	GINSUP
AAcross 22:	NBC sitcom showings of the late 1980's
AAcross 24:	Deem appropriate	SEEFIT
AAcross 26:	Some advanced degs.
AAcross 27:	Toilers
AAcross 29:	Diamond stats	RBIS
AAcross 30:	Low-___ diet
AAcross 31:	Levels
AAcross 33:	Good-looking companion, in modern lingo	ARMCANDY
AAcross 35:	1973 Peter Bogdanovich comedy	PAPERMOON
AAcross 37:	Start of a sarcastic question	WHATNEXT
AAcross 40:	Toasts
AAcross 44:	Eclipse effect
AAcross 45:	Eponymous German mineralogist	MOHS
AAcross 47:	Title for Juan Carlos I	ELREY
AAcross 48:	Not exactly customary
AAcross 49:	Ones getting their marching orders
AAcross 51:	Ft. Worth's ___ Carter Museum
AAcross 52:	Moon of Uranus	OBERON
AAcross 54:	"___ Juvante" (motto of Monaco)	DEO
AAcross 55:	Lennon's love
AAcross 56:	What to call un hombre
AAcross 57:	Chassis problem
AAcross 60:	Organic fiber
AAcross 61:	Words of comfort	DONTWORRY
AAcross 62:	Tip, informally
AAcross 63:	Bridge support
DDown 1:	Women's shoe fasteners	TSTRAPS
DDown 2:	Part of a stanza
DDown 3:	Pursue	HUNTFOR
DDown 4:	60 minuti
DDown 5:	Bravo competitor, on cable	TCM
DDown 6:	First Nations tribe
DDown 7:	Best-selling author of "Good as Gold," 1979
DDown 8:	Old-fashioned "Watch out!"	KATIEBARTHEDOOR
DDown 9:	North Sea feeder
DDown 10:	Allowed
DDown 11:	James Dean, e.g.
DDown 12:	Virile sort	MANSMAN
DDown 13:	Wary
DDown 14:	Visits	STOPSBY
DDown 21:	Beanie propellers and such: Var.
DDown 23:	Come to life	SNAPTO
DDown 25:	See 39-Down
DDown 28:	1972 Wimbledon winner Smith	STAN
DDown 30:	___ oil
DDown 32:	Primitive sort
DDown 32:	Primitive sort
DDown 34:	"The global high-sign" sloganeer, once
DDown 36:	Whence the line "Let my people go": Abbr.	EXOD
DDown 37:	Forgotten one
DDown 38:	Ought to
DDown 39:	Like food that is served 25-Down
DDown 41:	Chamber piece
DDown 42:	"Il Trovatore" heroine	LEONORA
DDown 43:	Lay to rest, e.g.
DDown 46:	Smorgasbord staple	STERNO
DDown 49:	Kitchen gadget
DDown 50:	Manners
DDown 53:	Part
DDown 57:	U.S. health org.
DDown 58:	Pained expressions	OWS
DDown 59:	Melodramatic outburst