New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th October 2003 There are 70 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th October 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Nile waderIBISAAcross 5: Public clerkSCRIBEAAcross 11: Eat or drinkHAVEAAcross 15: "The Mammoth Hunters" heroineAYLAAAcross 19: Reading spotNOOKAAcross 20: StiffWOODENAAcross 21: Second sonABELAAcross 22: Bar orderSOURAAcross 23: One who paints dunce caps?CONICARTISTAAcross 25: "If today is the 18th, then Christmas is next week"?YULELOGICAAcross 27: Not raise a hand, sayABSTAINAAcross 28: Article of faithTENETAAcross 30: Cry before a children's drawing?GO FISHAAcross 31: Invisible to the naked eyeTINYAAcross 32: Some undergrowthVINESAAcross 33: "Shoot!"DARNAAcross 34: Ticks offANGERSAAcross 37: Gaucho's accessoryRIATAAAcross 38: Farewell bashSEND-OFFAAcross 38: Farewell bashSENDOFFAAcross 41: Catch onLEARNAAcross 42: Something discussed over dinner?TABLETOPICAAcross 44: Court orderWRITAAcross 46: "Judging Amy" actressDALYAAcross 47: WingSIDEAAcross 48: Beersheba is near itNEGEVAAcross 50: Occupational suffixYERAAcross 51: Wright wing?ELLAAcross 52: Cry of reliefAT LASTAAcross 54: Check the bar codeSCANAAcross 55: Rousseau work that led to his banishment from FranceEMILEAAcross 57: Cupid, for oneREINDEERAAcross 59: Come to passOCCURAAcross 61: Eggnog ingredient, maybeBRANDYAAcross 62: Promising personCOMERAAcross 63: Inner circleCADREAAcross 64: Ferber novelSOBIGAAcross 65: Seed-bearing organPISTILAAcross 67: Word-processing commandPASTEAAcross 68: Did overREVAMPEDAAcross 71: Part of ICBMINTERAAcross 72: Milk: PrefixLACTAAcross 73: Plantation pestWEEVILAAcross 75: The second Mrs. SinatraAVAAAcross 76: W.B.A. outcomeTKOAAcross 77: VCR buttonEJECTAAcross 79: Earned a citation?SPEDAAcross 80: Didn't just guessKNEWAAcross 81: Score halvesTENSAAcross 83: Cut-up in the cafeteria?ANTICEATERAAcross 87: Kind of shrimpBRINEAAcross 88: Is contingentDEPENDSAAcross 90: BygoneOLDENAAcross 91: Home sitesTRACTSAAcross 92: Safety installationRAILAAcross 93: AnnoyPEEVEAAcross 94: Bring (out)TROTAAcross 95: Least outgoingSHIESTAAcross 98: ShelfLEDGEAAcross 99: Emus and kiwisRATITESAAcross 103: Gigantic gin mixer?MEGATONICAAcross 105: Mr. Ed being sarcastic?IRONICHORSEAAcross 108: Gen. followerEXODAAcross 109: Actress DowneyROMAAAcross 110: What you willESTATEAAcross 111: Shuttle launchersNASAAAcross 112: Listening devicesEARSAAcross 113: Pavlova portrayalSWANAAcross 114: Useful hunting companionSETTERAAcross 115: PredicamentSPOTDDown 1: The ___ Trail (route through Peru)INCADDown 2: MeatheadBOOBDDown 3: Exchanged itemsIONSDDown 4: Easily frightenedSKITTERYDDown 5: Boyfriends of yoreSWAINSDDown 6: Hardly sophisticatedCORNYDDown 7: Go badROTDDown 8: A mean AminIDIDDown 9: InhumanBESTIALDDown 10: International understandingENTENTEDDown 11: Elvin ___, 1960's-80's N.B.A. star known as "Big E"HAYESDDown 12: End atABUTDDown 13: Distance divided by time: Abbr.VELDDown 14: RefinementELEGANCEDDown 15: CurrentlyASOFNOWDDown 16: Mystical personYOGIDDown 17: California's San ___ DamLUISDDown 18: ChiefARCHDDown 24: ___ terrierCAIRNDDown 26: Lady's manLORDDDown 29: Well-executedNEATDDown 32: Hampton's instrumentVIBESDDown 33: CondescendDEIGNDDown 34: Birch relativeALDERDDown 35: Hall-of-Fame football coach Greasy ___NEALEDDown 36: French diamond?GALLICSTONEDDown 37: Tracking deviceRADARDDown 38: Bit of broccoliSPEARDDown 39: Funny guy with a skillet?FRYINGPANICDDown 40: Place for a testFIELDDDown 42: Roof workerTILERDDown 43: Perfectly timed, dramaticallyONCUEDDown 45: Low clubTREYDDown 47: Kind of woolSTEELDDown 49: S.A.T. sectionVERBALDDown 52: EsteemADMIREDDown 53: Words of honor?TOASTDDown 54: Propeller shapeSCREWDDown 56: DisfigureMAIMDDown 58: Do, e.g.NOTEDDown 60: Chi. summer settingCDTDDown 61: Ox, goat or sheepBOVIDDDown 63: They connect to points in the SouthwestCACTIDDown 64: CleaveSEVERDDown 65: "Se7en" star, 1995PITTDDown 66: Readied the pressINKEDDDown 67: Some antitrust violationsPACTSDDown 68: Put back in the cageREPENDDown 69: Subject of media coverageEVENTDDown 70: Coolidge's veepDAWESDDown 72: U.S. Open champ, 1985-87LENDLDDown 74: First name in cosmeticsESTEEDDown 78: Custodial staffJANITORSDDown 80: Army foodKRATIONSDDown 82: Some magazine adsSPREADSDDown 84: Unlike Morehouse CollegeCO-EDDDown 84: Unlike Morehouse CollegeCOEDDDown 85: Mournful poemsELEGIESDDown 86: UnfavorableADVERSEDDown 87: StockBROTHDDown 89: Point to the right?EASTDDown 91: Missing parcel inquiryTRACERDDown 93: Pie choicePECANDDown 94: ShopwornTRITEDDown 95: Hook's mateSMEEDDown 96: Numerical prefixHEXADDown 97: Prince of operaIGORDDown 98: Bean town?LIMADDown 100: Mouth, slangilyTRAPDDown 101: Sinclair rivalESSODDown 102: Pants partSEATDDown 104: E.R.A. backersNOWDDown 106: Polo Grounds heroOTTDDown 107: Organic: Abbr.NAT