New York Times Answers - Saturday, 18th October 2003 There are 36 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 18th October 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "Way to go, bro!"YOUDAMANAAcross 9: Public opinion, brieflyVOXPOPAAcross 15: Lickety-splitIN NO TIMEAAcross 16: Jelly Roll Morton, e.g.CREOLEAAcross 17: NoodgePESTERERAAcross 18: Like some Web forumsHOSTEDAAcross 19: "If I could dwell / Where Israfel / Hath dwelt ..." writerPOEAAcross 20: Bartók's "Sonata for Solo Violin" was written for himMENUHINAAcross 22: DefectiveBADAAcross 23: It's about a buckEUROAAcross 25: Made fancyDIDUPAAcross 26: ___ Ration (Alpo alternative)KENLAAcross 27: Footnote abbr.ETSEQAAcross 29: It chases people in itTAGAAcross 30: Piñata featureTILDEAAcross 31: Word before free or boundDUTYAAcross 33: Not as goodEVILLERAAcross 35: Play ender, oftenACTIIIAAcross 38: Nymph pursuersSATYRSAAcross 39: "God willing!"IHOPESOAAcross 41: Mathematical ringsTORIAAcross 42: SubdivideRECUTAAcross 43: Surly sortCURAAcross 45: Dangerous mosquitoAEDESAAcross 49: Muscles for bench pressersPECSAAcross 50: Patty Hearst's S.L.A. identityTANIAAAcross 52: Relative of a mariposaSEGOAAcross 53: Saccharin discoverer ___ RemsenIRAAAcross 54: Kitchen hangerPOTHOOKAAcross 56: Sched. coordinator, oftenMGRAAcross 57: Emergency transportationLITTERAAcross 59: SoloALLALONEAAcross 61: Picks upLEARNSAAcross 62: Object of many crushesTEENIDOLAAcross 63: He loved Olivia but married ViolaORSINOAAcross 64: Game planSTRATEGYDDown 1: "Huzzah!"YIPPEEDDown 2: Early inning statusONEOUTDDown 3: Family with a great track record?UNSERSDDown 4: Letter finisher, of sortsDOTDDown 5: "Lemme ___!"ATEMDDown 6: StuckMIREDDDown 7: Concierge service, e.g.AMENITYDDown 8: "Canto General" poetNERUDADDown 9: Program blockerVCHIPDDown 10: "___ Diana's altar to protest": Shak.ORONDDown 11: Scoresheet marksXESDDown 12: Unwanted expansionPOTBELLYDDown 13: Poisonous ornamentalOLEANDERDDown 14: People pushing thingsPEDDLERSDDown 21: Extremely popularHUGEDDown 24: Ismene's fatherOEDIPUSDDown 26: Highlanders, e.g.KILTIESDDown 28: PacifyQUIETDDown 30: Pageant wearTIARADDown 32: Preceder of the seasonTISDDown 34: Abbr. on a brandy labelVSODDown 35: Dr. Scholl's insole brandAIRPILLODDown 36: Relatively brightCHEERIERDDown 37: Fantasia alternativesTOCCATASDDown 40: One ___ (kids' game)OCATDDown 41: Certain eight-line poemTRIOLETDDown 44: Flips one's lid?UNHATSDDown 46: No longer stylishDEMODEDDown 47: Seasonal servingEGGNOGDDown 48: VerySORELYDDown 50: BodyTORSODDown 51: Many an Internet userAOLERDDown 54: Friend who founded a statePENNDDown 55: Japanese syllabic scriptKANADDown 58: Prefix with athleteTRIDDown 60: PottedLIT