New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th October 2003 There are 70 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th October 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ToolCAT'S-PAWAAcross 1: ToolCATSPAWAAcross 8: PerformingONSTAGEAAcross 15: Dr Pepper alternativesNEHISAAcross 20: Flatter servilelyADULATEAAcross 21: LikeSIMILARAAcross 22: AllowOPINEAAcross 23: The kindergarten teacher had ...VERYSMALLPUPILSAAcross 25: OutlookVISTAAAcross 26: KindILKAAcross 27: Layered treatsOREOSAAcross 28: ___ Gonçalo, BrazilSAOAAcross 29: Halftime participant, oftenMASCOTAAcross 30: Rounding outLASTAAcross 32: Prefix with thesisSYNAAcross 33: Way to flySOLOAAcross 35: Part of an 800 collect call numberATTAAcross 36: Big Apple attraction, with "the"METAAcross 38: The garage mechanic had ...ASPARETIREAAcross 44: Maglie of baseballSALAAcross 45: ScatteredSOWEDAAcross 48: They're nutsKOLASAAcross 49: Engineering projectTRESTLEAAcross 51: Satisfaction seekerAVENGERAAcross 54: Some are inflatedEGOSAAcross 55: Go-getterTIGERAAcross 56: ___-Phen (former dieting aid)FENAAcross 57: The beekeeper had ...ACASEOFHIVESAAcross 61: What a marker indicatesDEBTAAcross 64: Dance, e.g.ARTAAcross 65: Alitalia destinationROMAAAcross 66: Pinkerton in "Madama Butterfly"TENORAAcross 67: One-on-one sportEPEEAAcross 68: Some are inflatedRAFTSAAcross 70: Heart of a PCC.P.U.AAcross 70: Heart of a PCCPUAAcross 73: UntrainedRAWAAcross 74: Van Gogh painted hereARLESAAcross 75: Marty Feldman in "Young Frankenstein"IGORAAcross 76: Hardly a grandmotherly typeCRONEAAcross 78: Viscosity symbolsETASAAcross 81: Cockpit dial: Abbr.ALTAAcross 82: SaharanSEREAAcross 83: The poet had ...FOOTPROBLEMSAAcross 86: French co.CIEAAcross 87: Welcomed to one's homeHADINAAcross 89: Prom night traditionLIMOAAcross 90: Chisholm Trail townABILENEAAcross 92: CurrentPRESENTAAcross 94: ClearLUCIDAAcross 95: Cole slaw and friesSIDESAAcross 96: Suffix with clothIERAAcross 97: The estate planner was ...FARSIGHTEDAAcross 100: Recycling siteBINAAcross 101: Routes: Abbr.RDSAAcross 102: RestedLAINAAcross 103: Hosp. areaICUAAcross 105: MaximallyTOPSAAcross 109: They receive blessingsACHOOSAAcross 112: Pop record labelMCAAAcross 114: 1952 Mitchum noir classicMACAOAAcross 116: Sight, in FranceVUEAAcross 117: Times to put the hands together?NOONSAAcross 118: The ad writer had ...SPOTSEVERYWHEREAAcross 122: Way belowdecksHATCHAAcross 123: Word used with greatsALL-TIMEAAcross 124: Picked upLEARNEDAAcross 125: UncertainAT SEAAAcross 126: Daniel Webster, e.g.SENATORAAcross 127: Amazing adventureODYSSEYDDown 1: CarpCAVILDDown 2: "A Passage to India" womanADELADDown 3: Izmir nativesTURKSDDown 4: Stone of rockSLYDDown 5: PopsPASDDown 6: MaximallyAT MOSTDDown 7: SpentWEARYDDown 8: 1952 Olympics siteOSLODDown 9: ChillsNIPSDDown 10: Mustangs' home, for shortSMUDDown 11: InclinesTIPSDDown 12: Rap sheet infoALIASESDDown 13: LugGALOOTDDown 14: Elocution class no-nosERSDDown 15: Bagel shop requestNOVADDown 16: Anglican's cousin: Abbr.EPISDDown 17: The producer had ...HISCASTREPLACEDDDown 18: AltogetherINTOTALDDown 19: Bill Gates localeSEATTLEDDown 24: Olin of "Chocolat"LENADDown 29: Finicky catMORRISDDown 31: Catchers of tax cheatsTMENDDown 34: Kind of boxLITTERDDown 37: Annual literary awardsEDGARSDDown 39: ___-BallSKEEDDown 40: Comic strip character who said "I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person"POGODDown 41: OverheadALOFTDDown 42: More precipitateRASHERDDown 43: M.D.'s diagnostic toolEEGDDown 45: Travels off the beaten pathSAFARISDDown 46: SuperannuatedOVERAGEDDown 47: The tennis star ...WENTFORHERSHOTSDDown 50: Special dinnerSEDERDDown 52: "Foucault's Pendulum" authorECODDown 53: Zodiac animalRAMDDown 58: Iliac attachmentSACRODDown 59: Like Mendelssohn's "Italian" SymphonyINADDown 60: "Wheel of Fortune" buyVOWELDDown 62: Dog-to-postal carrier routeBEELINEDDown 63: High school seniors, oftenTESTEESDDown 69: Club officer: Abbr.TREASDDown 71: Winner's takePOTDDown 72: Remove from power?UNPLUGDDown 74: Umbrian hill townASSISIDDown 76: Nicaraguan guerrillaCONTRADDown 77: Composer KorngoldERICHDDown 79: High ___TEADDown 80: U.N. biggie: Abbr.AMBDDown 83: Events for 63-DownFINALSDDown 84: DropOMITDDown 85: PortendBODEDDown 88: First-rate, slangilyDEFDDown 91: It may be caught in a trapLINTDDown 92: Underwater menacePIRANHADDown 93: Revolutionary War figureREDCOATDDown 94: Infiniti alternativeLINCOLNDDown 98: Like child's playSIMPLEDDown 99: Cut upDICEDDown 100: EncouragedBUOYEDDDown 104: Film producer PontiCARLODDown 106: Thermometer localesOVENSDDown 107: Blender settingPUREEDDown 108: Far from spiffySEEDYDDown 110: "There was a time ..."ONCEDDown 111: Workplace safety org.OSHADDown 113: Lead-in for boy or girlATTADDown 114: NoteMEMODDown 115: MaintainAVERDDown 118: Traveler to 8-DownSASDDown 119: Word to RoverSITDDown 120: "No ___!"WAYDDown 121: Academic units: Abbr.HRS