New York Times Answers - Sunday, 21st September 2003

There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 21st September 2003. View the answers below..

Also try..
All New York Times Answers All Publications

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Dangerous carnivores	MANEATERS
AAcross 10:	Risk taker
AAcross 15:	Qualcomm Stadium player
AAcross 20:	Quick to cry
AAcross 21:	Musical character singing "Some Enchanted Evening"
AAcross 22:	Miscalculated
AAcross 23:	"Raise the Titanic!" as read by actor ___	TOMCRUISE
AAcross 24:	"The Gangs of New York" as read by actress ___	LUCYLAWLESS
AAcross 26:	Farm group
AAcross 27:	What an athlete may turn
AAcross 29:	"In my opinion"	ASISEEIT
AAcross 30:	Laid bets at a casino
AAcross 33:	Loads
AAcross 34:	Fortune
AAcross 35:	Sister of Nephthys
AAcross 36:	Curling broom
AAcross 38:	Nabokov heroine and others	ADAS
AAcross 39:	Putin's yeses
AAcross 42:	Have
AAcross 43:	"Green Eggs and Ham" as read by actor ___	KEVINBACON
AAcross 45:	Kelly a k a Weary Willie	EMMETT
AAcross 48:	Results of sunbathing	TANLINES
AAcross 50:	Charity
AAcross 51:	SUNY college town	ONEONTA
AAcross 52:	Old TV tubes
AAcross 53:	Whine
AAcross 54:	Equiangular
AAcross 55:	Some sorority women
AAcross 56:	One in a white hat
AAcross 57:	Model material
AAcross 58:	Get to
AAcross 59:	Golden, in France
AAcross 60:	"Who Moved My Cheese?" as read by actor/comedian ___	RAYROMANO
AAcross 62:	Degs. for English or history majors
AAcross 64:	Abbr. on old Asian maps	SSR
AAcross 66:	Starts
AAcross 68:	Winery choices
AAcross 69:	Lex of "Superman"	LUTHOR
AAcross 72:	Luxurious livers
AAcross 74:	Put an edge on
AAcross 75:	Cause of some intolerance
AAcross 76:	Runoff sites
AAcross 77:	Novelist Morrison	TONI
AAcross 78:	Cartoon character whose debut film was "Golddiggers of '49"	PORKYPIG
AAcross 79:	Never satisfied
AAcross 80:	"The Light in the Forest" as read by actor ___	JAMESWOODS
AAcross 82:	Baseball throw
AAcross 83:	Sonnet ending
AAcross 84:	Goggle
AAcross 85:	Johnny Unitas's team
AAcross 86:	Norm's wife, on "Cheers"
AAcross 87:	Pipes up
AAcross 90:	Easy two-pointer
AAcross 91:	Intrinsically
AAcross 91:	Intrinsically
AAcross 92:	Biblical symbol of wickedness
AAcross 94:	"For the Boys" subj.	USO
AAcross 95:	Noggin
AAcross 97:	"Golf for Dummies" as read by actor ___	JEREMYIRONS
AAcross 99:	"The Little Engine That Could" as read by actor ___	VINDIESEL
AAcross 104:	Fish
AAcross 105:	Hearty entree
AAcross 106:	1998 Best Screenplay nominee for "Primary Colors"	ELAINEMAY
AAcross 107:	Tops
AAcross 108:	Like some retreats
AAcross 109:	Stress, in a way
DDown 1:	Satisfied
DDown 2:	Word from a Latin lover	AMO
DDown 3:	What you're called at Notre Dame
DDown 4:	Uses a stylus
DDown 5:	Was on TV
DDown 6:	Hit the road
DDown 7:	Oklahoma county seat
DDown 8:	Dorm employees: Abbr.
DDown 9:	Thought about for a while	SLEPTON
DDown 10:	Actor Alain	DELON
DDown 11:	___ Darya river
DDown 12:	TV family of the 1950's	RICARDOS
DDown 13:	Blissful
DDown 14:	Archaeological booty
DDown 15:	Bird also called a flycatcher
DDown 16:	Van Gogh painted here
DDown 17:	Teutonic trio	DREI
DDown 18:	Break
DDown 19:	Bradley and Burns
DDown 25:	Shade of gray
DDown 28:	"The Joy of Cooking" author	ROMBAUER
DDown 30:	Uffizi artist
DDown 31:	Teeming
DDown 32:	"On the Road" as read by actress ___	MINNIEDRIVER
DDown 33:	With warts and all	ASIS
DDown 36:	Elaine's last name on "Seinfeld"
DDown 37:	Anticipatory times
DDown 38:	Ne plus ultra
DDown 39:	"Rabbit Redux" as read by actor ____	DENNISHOPPER
DDown 40:	Fragrant oil
DDown 41:	Follow feloniously
DDown 43:	Joke	KIDAROUND
DDown 44:	United	ALLFORONE
DDown 45:	Baseball Hall-of-Famer Slaughter	ENOS
DDown 46:	Big money
DDown 47:	Bossy remark?
DDown 49:	Stylized U.S. flag, often
DDown 51:	Cold capital
DDown 53:	___ ed.	PHYS
DDown 54:	Hunter and Holm	IANS
DDown 56:	Fires
DDown 57:	Summoned
DDown 60:	Roger of "Nicholas Nickleby"
DDown 61:	Crescent-shaped section of a lens
DDown 63:	Dept. of Justice employee	ATTY
DDown 64:	Suit material
DDown 65:	Have mercy on
DDown 67:	Quarry
DDown 69:	Embellishes
DDown 70:	Willow trees
DDown 71:	Wailers' music
DDown 73:	Co. in Cannes	CIE
DDown 74:	Main Web page
DDown 75:	Ransack
DDown 77:	They click	TAPSHOES
DDown 78:	Prestigious journalism award
DDown 80:	City once known as Batavia
DDown 81:	Persuaded	WONOVER
DDown 84:	Loud
DDown 86:	Superficiality
DDown 87:	Silvery fish
DDown 88:	Apples, but not oranges
DDown 89:	Suffix with mock	ERY
DDown 90:	Getting dark
DDown 91:	"Common Sense" writer
DDown 92:	It may be dominant
DDown 93:	WHO and NOW: Abbr.	ORGS
DDown 95:	___ B'rith	BNAI
DDown 96:	Tinker with, in a way
DDown 97:	Poke
DDown 98:	Insurrectionist Turner
DDown 100:	Land in la mer	ILE
DDown 101:	Little, in Leith
DDown 102:	Put away
DDown 103:	Caustic chemical