New York Times Answers - Monday, 20th October 2003 There are 38 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 20th October 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: TreatiesPACTSAAcross 6: MushroomedGREWAAcross 10: Union concernsJOBSAAcross 14: Where enfants learnECOLEAAcross 15: GovernRULEAAcross 16: Aid and ___ABETAAcross 17: Al Capone's gang, once?CHICAGOILLAAcross 19: Pepsi-___COLAAAcross 20: Boxer Norton who once defeated AliKENAAcross 20: Boxer Norton who once defeated AliKEN.AAcross 21: Writer UrisLEONAAcross 22: ProbableLIKELYAAcross 24: Where Anna met the kingSIAMAAcross 25: Brings in altogetherGROSSESAAcross 26: Shooting starMETEORAAcross 29: Take care ofSEETOAAcross 30: Bee-relatedAPIANAAcross 31: Inhabitant of ancient PalestineCANAANITEAAcross 35: It's usually due on the first of the monthRENTAAcross 36: BudgedMOVEDAAcross 37: Prenoon period, in poetryMORNAAcross 38: First person to fly a planeTEST PILOTAAcross 40: Having prongsTINEDAAcross 41: Less strictLAXERAAcross 42: See 3-DownTOSSESAAcross 43: RealmsSPHERESAAcross 46: Bugler's callTAPSAAcross 47: Tooted one's own hornCROWEDAAcross 48: Watch's soundTICKAAcross 49: StunZAPAAcross 52: Civil rights figure ___ ParksROSAAAcross 53: Service for the Kennedys?BOSTONMASSAAcross 56: Soldiers and carpenters, e.g.ANTSAAcross 57: Asia's ___ SeaARALAAcross 58: Pig soundsOINKSAAcross 59: NettingMESHAAcross 60: "Pretty Woman" star RichardGEREAAcross 61: Lovers' rendezvousTRYSTDDown 1: Quantity of pickled peppers Peter Piper pickedPECKDDown 2: Flu symptomACHEDDown 3: With 42-Across, starts of pro football gamesCOINDDown 4: Dr. Mom's remedy, for shortTLCDDown 5: Flippered animal of the PacificSEA LIONDDown 6: Horse handlerGROOMDDown 7: WreckageRUINDDown 8: Building wingELLDDown 9: Up on literatureWELL-READDDown 10: Young Eudora Welty?JACKSONMISSDDown 11: Clarinet cousinsOBOESDDown 12: Girl who has a ballBELLEDDown 13: Sticks aroundSTAYSDDown 18: ParaphernaliaGEARDDown 23: SmidgenIOTADDown 24: Microsoft workers' laundry?SEATTLEWASHDDown 25: French playwright JeanGENETDDown 26: Trading centerMARTDDown 27: Sporting bladeEPEEDDown 28: Cookie containersTINSDDown 29: RelishSAVORDDown 31: Nat and NatalieCOLESDDown 32: Atoms that have gained or lost electronsIONSDDown 33: Ring bearerTREEDDown 34: TerminalsENDSDDown 36: Diverse assortmentMIXED BAGDDown 39: Reduce, as expensesPAREDDown 40: Tuft of hair on the headTOPKNOTDDown 42: Cinco de Mayo dishTACODDown 43: VamooseSCRAMDDown 44: Lying face downwardPRONEDDown 45: Party giversHOSTSDDown 46: Sir or madamTITLEDDown 48: Russia's Nicholas I, e.g.TSARDDown 49: MadcapZANYDDown 50: InquiresASKSDDown 51: "Hey, you!"PSSTDDown 54: Miner's loadOREDDown 54: Miner's loadORE.DDown 55: Fallen space stationMIR