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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th January 2004

    There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th January 2004. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Trace
    AAcross 5: Cheap
    AAcross 11: Gobble (down)
    AAcross 16: Shepherd's charge
    AAcross 19: 1930's film canineASTA
    AAcross 20: Faith, Hope or Charity
    AAcross 21: Land on the Yellow Sea
    AAcross 22: Radio knob: Abbr.
    AAcross 23: Suffix with phosphorITIC
    AAcross 24: Bicycle mechanic?
    AAcross 26: Goddess whom Homer called "rosy-fingered"
    AAcross 27: Music genre
    AAcross 28: Dimwit's brain size
    AAcross 29: Have control of
    AAcross 30: Actress BeulahBONDI
    AAcross 32: Obstetrician?LABORREPRESENTATIVE
    AAcross 39: PawGRABAT
    AAcross 41: Woman, to a waiter
    AAcross 42: Belts a line driveRIPSONE
    AAcross 43: Bits
    AAcross 44: About 10% of New Zealanders
    AAcross 46: "Cats" monogramTSE
    AAcross 47: Econ. indicator
    AAcross 49: Getaway driver?
    AAcross 54: Sailing
    AAcross 55: Hardened
    AAcross 56: Had control of
    AAcross 57: Chinese port also called Xiamen
    AAcross 58: Likelier to win a baby contest
    AAcross 59: Lost traction
    AAcross 61: It's often masked
    AAcross 62: Spade portrayer
    AAcross 63: Dry cleaner?WHITECOLLARWORKER
    AAcross 68: Announcement inside the front doorIMHOME
    AAcross 70: Wrinkled, maybe
    AAcross 71: Site of many tie-ups
    AAcross 72: Slick
    AAcross 73: Took advantage of
    AAcross 74: 1990's pact
    AAcross 77: Bond yield: Abbr.INT
    AAcross 80: Der ___ Fritz (Friedrich the Great)ALTE
    AAcross 81: Usher?
    AAcross 85: Came together
    AAcross 86: Tai ___
    AAcross 86: Tai ___
    AAcross 88: Lodge with a mud roof
    AAcross 89: Defunct women's magazineROSIE
    AAcross 90: Early progress
    AAcross 93: Prefix with phobiaXENO
    AAcross 94: Minuscule
    AAcross 95: Urologist?
    AAcross 99: Like wine barrels
    AAcross 100: Tre + tre
    AAcross 101: Something that's picked
    AAcross 102: Hitchhike
    AAcross 105: Humans and apes, e.g.
    AAcross 106: Electrical inspector?CIRCUITJUDGE
    AAcross 112: Security procedure
    AAcross 113: Brian of the original Roxy MusicENO
    AAcross 114: Accident cause
    AAcross 115: One with a flag
    AAcross 116: "___ you not"IKID
    AAcross 117: Colo. Springs-to-Santa Fe direction
    AAcross 118: Rodeo tie
    AAcross 119: Halloween bagful
    AAcross 120: Wall St. initials
    DDown 1: Stray
    DDown 2: Analogy partISTO
    DDown 3: Not yet doneSTILLATIT
    DDown 4: Prepare for camp, sayPACKABAG
    DDown 5: Tube plugTVSPOT
    DDown 6: Closer to its prime
    DDown 7: Loud, as a crowdAROAR
    DDown 8: Corp. sharesSTK
    DDown 9: Peach or plum
    DDown 10: "I do" preceder
    DDown 11: Orients a certain way
    DDown 12: Tree
    DDown 13: MGM motto start
    DDown 14: Automotive pioneer's initials
    DDown 15: Support group?
    DDown 16: Venus, e.g.
    DDown 17: Furniture coverWOODVENEER
    DDown 18: Old comic actress ___ JanisELSIE
    DDown 25: Work with feet
    DDown 31: Western Indian
    DDown 33: Shindig
    DDown 34: Not hold back
    DDown 35: Prepared, as pears
    DDown 36: Parade stopper
    DDown 37: ___ Gritty Dirt Band
    DDown 38: Festoons a tree with bathroom rolls, brieflyTPS
    DDown 39: Stored computer images, for shortGIFS
    DDown 40: Goal of a tryout
    DDown 44: "All in the Family" spinoffMAUDE
    DDown 45: U.S./Eur. linkATL
    DDown 48: I or II, e.g.
    DDown 50: Tired
    DDown 51: MoMA display
    DDown 52: Love figure
    DDown 53: Swed. neighborNORW
    DDown 54: Boring article
    DDown 58: Blast furnace fuel
    DDown 59: None-too-subtle encouragement
    DDown 60: Lawn additive
    DDown 61: 80-Across, in English
    DDown 62: Pipe type
    DDown 63: "You're asking me?"WHATDOIKNOW
    DDown 64: Purse filler
    DDown 65: Kind of arch
    DDown 66: Mother of Castor and Pollux
    DDown 67: Sign up for an offeringOPTIN
    DDown 68: Vidi, translated
    DDown 69: Teams in the WestMULETRAINS
    DDown 73: Practical
    DDown 74: Some Dodges
    DDown 75: Trade talk
    DDown 76: R.D.A. label requirer
    DDown 77: Warning to a puzzle doerITSTRICKY
    DDown 78: Film ___
    DDown 79: Part of a low straight
    DDown 82: Friend's addressee, maybe
    DDown 83: Q.E.D. partERAT
    DDown 84: Doesn't do just an outline ofCOLORSIN
    DDown 86: Pulpit's locale
    DDown 87: In
    DDown 91: 1965 #1 hit "___ of Destruction"
    DDown 92: Hustling places
    DDown 93: 1983 Super Bowl designation
    DDown 94: Host holders
    DDown 95: Dawdlers
    DDown 96: Prefix with transmissionNEURO
    DDown 97: Home to over a billion
    DDown 98: 1962 Jackie Gleason movie
    DDown 103: Roaster's spot
    DDown 104: "The NeverEnding Story" writerENDE
    DDown 107: U.K. foe
    DDown 108: Monopoly props.RRS
    DDown 109: It can make molehills out of mountains
    DDown 110: Bump
    DDown 111: Shoshonean
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