New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th October 2003

There are 77 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th October 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Fort Worth sch.	TCU
AAcross 4:	Plain folk
AAcross 9:	Player
AAcross 16:	Late bloomer
AAcross 21:	Millennium Falcon pilot ___ Solo
AAcross 22:	"Il convivio" writer
AAcross 23:	Revolutionary's cry
AAcross 24:	Iffy response
AAcross 25:	Where there's a whole lot of shaking going on
AAcross 27:	Salad ingredient
AAcross 28:	Proofers' catches
AAcross 29:	Before TV, were there ...?	FROZENRADIODINNERS
AAcross 32:	Copper
AAcross 33:	___ Fey of "S.N.L."	TINA
AAcross 34:	God with raven messengers
AAcross 35:	Seed cover
AAcross 36:	Rtes.	HWYS
AAcross 37:	Word about someone
AAcross 40:	Crying	INTEARS
AAcross 45:	Ritardando, musically
AAcross 47:	Stock market abbr.
AAcross 50:	Before phones, was there ...?	TELEGRAMTAG
AAcross 53:	Basic faith
AAcross 56:	Brought on
AAcross 58:	More palatable
AAcross 61:	Port of ancient Rome
AAcross 62:	Ditches
AAcross 63:	___ Dhabi	ABU
AAcross 65:	Globule
AAcross 67:	Poetic gloamings	EENS
AAcross 68:	Guinness et al.
AAcross 69:	Before watches, were there ...?	STOPSUNDIALS
AAcross 74:	Snitch
AAcross 75:	___ Senate Office Building
AAcross 76:	Subject in Revelation
AAcross 78:	Fay famous for a scream	WRAY
AAcross 79:	Home of FedEx
AAcross 81:	Fast clip on the road
AAcross 83:	W.W. II guns
AAcross 85:	Observatory sighting
AAcross 86:	Food for many zoo animals
AAcross 88:	Curse
AAcross 89:	Turns
AAcross 91:	Recorded proceedings
AAcross 94:	Negotiator with G.M.	UAW
AAcross 95:	Before movies, were there ...?	DRIVEINPLAYS
AAcross 98:	Like invitees
AAcross 99:	Plunge in
AAcross 101:	Something that's hatched
AAcross 102:	First name in 1950's Broadway	YUL
AAcross 103:	Hot breakfast
AAcross 105:	Colosseum wear
AAcross 107:	Like "enow" or "erst"
AAcross 111:	Run through
AAcross 112:	Big bores, slangily
AAcross 114:	Before cars, were there ...?	HORSEALARMS
AAcross 117:	Father's talk: Abbr.
AAcross 118:	Most pleasant
AAcross 121:	Rank
AAcross 122:	D.D.E.'s purview	ETO
AAcross 124:	Sound from an exam cheater
AAcross 126:	Old Chinese money
AAcross 128:	Flip
AAcross 130:	Mantel sight
AAcross 134:	Prefix with -pod	OCTO
AAcross 135:	Before jets, was there ...?	STEAMLOCOMOTIVELAG
AAcross 142:	LP player
AAcross 144:	Home to some 4-Across
AAcross 145:	Fancied
AAcross 146:	Called strikes, say
AAcross 147:	Kind of rating
AAcross 148:	Israel's southern triangle
AAcross 149:	It's scaled
AAcross 150:	Chasers
AAcross 151:	Grammatical classifications
AAcross 152:	Actress Scacchi	GRETA
AAcross 153:	It spans Minn. to N.Y.	ONT
DDown 1:	Lifting
DDown 2:	View from the Bay of Naples
DDown 3:	North side
DDown 4:	"Zip-___-Doo-Dah"	ADEE
DDown 5:	Pop singer Manfred ___
DDown 6:	Opening
DDown 7:	Stabilized
DDown 8:	Sheepdog activity
DDown 9:	Natural do
DDown 10:	Stepped
DDown 11:	Powerful car engine, informally	HEMI
DDown 12:	Depend (on)
DDown 13:	City between Richfield and Minnetonka	EDINA
DDown 14:	Ab machines, e.g.
DDown 15:	Cooking personality	EMERIL
DDown 16:	A.T.M. selection: Abbr.	AMT
DDown 17:	Snapper's line?	SAYCHEESE
DDown 18:	Before computers, were there ...?	TYPEWRITERHACKERS
DDown 19:	Chicago-based monthly since 1945
DDown 20:	Pauses
DDown 26:	Old-time ruler
DDown 30:	Like some verbs: Abbr.	INTR
DDown 31:	Schedule
DDown 38:	Wide collars	ETONS
DDown 39:	Lap dog, for short
DDown 41:	Really love
DDown 42:	Battler of Big Tobacco: Abbr.
DDown 43:	Some linemen: Abbr.	RTS
DDown 44:	Was inactive
DDown 46:	Sci-fi's Doctor ___
DDown 46:	Sci-fi's Doctor ___
DDown 47:	Daytime TV staple	OPRAH
DDown 48:	Start of a refrain
DDown 49:	Before trucks, were there ...?	COVEREDWAGONSTOPS
DDown 51:	"___ Girls" (1957 musical)
DDown 52:	Delirious
DDown 54:	1967 war locale
DDown 55:	Boom sites
DDown 57:	Prey
DDown 59:	Verdi's "___ tu"	ERI
DDown 60:	Vagabond
DDown 63:	___ disadvantage	ATA
DDown 64:	One with short limbs
DDown 66:	Common folk
DDown 69:	Pen with oink?
DDown 70:	Grand slam, e.g.
DDown 71:	It can hold many cups
DDown 72:	Long Island county
DDown 73:	The Mustangs of the N.C.A.A.	SMU
DDown 76:	With it
DDown 77:	Invader of Gaul
DDown 80:	Highly ionized gas
DDown 82:	Document used in coll. admissions
DDown 84:	Country music network, once	TNN
DDown 85:	Some fraternity men
DDown 86:	Corrodes
DDown 87:	Stationery name
DDown 88:	Take out of the game
DDown 90:	Comics family name	OYL
DDown 92:	Kid
DDown 93:	Alfred who coined the phrase "inferiority complex"	ADLER
DDown 96:	Not a std. listing
DDown 96:	Not a std. listing
DDown 97:	Certain école
DDown 98:	Onetime Marshall Isl. event	ATEST
DDown 100:	Figaro and others
DDown 103:	Apostrophized preposition
DDown 104:	"Alas!"	AHME
DDown 106:	Instant
DDown 108:	It gets ground up
DDown 109:	Swing's path
DDown 110:	Relative of -esque
DDown 111:	One kidnapping negotiator
DDown 113:	Some volleyball shots
DDown 115:	Midrange voice
DDown 116:	Imminent
DDown 119:	Hitting the spot
DDown 120:	Wee, in one spelling	TEENIE
DDown 123:	Kind of mitt
DDown 124:	Bloop
DDown 125:	Chump
DDown 127:	Weighed down
DDown 129:	Pioneer carrier
DDown 131:	John Wayne film, with "The"
DDown 132:	S.C. Johnson brand
DDown 133:	Land that's mostly sand
DDown 136:	Late spring forecast
DDown 137:	Use a surgical beam
DDown 138:	Not just a rarity
DDown 139:	Gives the boot
DDown 140:	"Now ___ it!"	IGET
DDown 141:	Hurray, in Hidalgo
DDown 143:	Laudatory lines