New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st February 2004 There are 79 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st February 2004. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Base for food glazesASPICAAcross 6: WasteDROSSAAcross 11: They're unstressedSCHWASAAcross 17: Company perkCARAAcross 20: Air supplierSCUBAAAcross 21: Appropriate for HalloweenEERIEAAcross 22: Some ducksEIDERSAAcross 23: DeclineWANEAAcross 24: Nathan and othersHALESAAcross 25: 1980's computerAMIGAAAcross 26: Art fan, perhapsPATRONAAcross 27: Web address startHTTPAAcross 28: Cow's favorite movie of 1983?ALLTHERIGHTMOOVESAAcross 31: Aquarium fishDANIOAAcross 32: Guanabara Bay localeRIOAAcross 33: Expression of gratitude, brieflyTHXAAcross 34: Internet marketEBAYAAcross 35: Tropical pitcher plants and suchEXOTICSAAcross 37: What Fred Astaire danced withPANACHEAAcross 40: ___, Optimo, Maximo (Benedictine motto)DEOAAcross 41: Start of a doo-wop phraseSHAAAcross 44: Run outELAPSEAAcross 45: ImaginedDREAMTAAcross 48: On the BoardLISTEDAAcross 50: Point of writingNIBAAcross 51: Cat's favorite movie of 2000?THEPURRFECTSTORMAAcross 55: Like one battery terminalANODALAAcross 59: A boostAIDAAcross 60: Part of a dashTACHAAcross 61: Attorney BelliMELVINAAcross 63: SherpaGUIDEAAcross 64: One-spotGEORGEAAcross 68: LevelSHIMAAcross 70: Not levelTIEREDAAcross 72: Haydn string compositionTRIOAAcross 73: "___ It a Pity" (1970 song)ISNTAAcross 75: Foam toy brandNERFAAcross 77: ___ de toiletteEAUAAcross 78: "It's ___ real!"BEENAAcross 79: Snake's favorite movie of 1981?HISSTORYOFTHEWORLDPARTIAAcross 87: FrenziedlyAMOKAAcross 88: Oh-Wah-___ (game like mancala)REEAAcross 89: A transmitterAXONAAcross 90: Game Gear companySEGAAAcross 91: The Beatles' Madonna, e.g.LADYAAcross 92: Nebraska's Cornhusker, e.g.MASCOTAAcross 96: Linesman, maybe?POETAAcross 98: Ancient ItalianSABINEAAcross 102: Sheik's flockARABSAAcross 104: Ark contentsTORAHSAAcross 106: MeasureSTEPAAcross 108: 1936 Cong. measureREAAAcross 109: "___ Rhapsody" (1996 biopic)LISZTSAAcross 111: Frog's favorite movie of 1944?ROSIETHERIBBITERAAcross 116: Bolt from the blue?ZAPAAcross 117: 116-Across and othersNOISESAAcross 118: View from VesuviusNAPLESAAcross 119: Sister of EvaZSAZSAAAcross 122: Green-lightsOKSAAcross 123: SchnookSAPAAcross 125: More harshSEVERERAAcross 129: DesiringYENNINGAAcross 131: Superman's motherLARAAAcross 132: President's inits.JQAAAcross 133: PC application suffixEXEAAcross 134: Hamlet and GertrudeDANESAAcross 135: Crow's favorite movie of 1955?REBELWITHOUTACAWSAAcross 142: Tall runnersEMUSAAcross 143: Romeo and Juliet's homeVERONAAAcross 144: AnteSTAKEAAcross 145: "I swear!"NOLIEAAcross 146: Cartoon artCELSAAcross 147: Only now and thenSELDOMAAcross 148: Where salts goTOSEAAAcross 149: Grand ___THEFTAAcross 150: Organ repair sites: Abbr.ORSAAcross 151: Title city of a Forsyth thrillerODESSAAAcross 152: Make catty remarksSNARKAAcross 153: They're tenderSORESDDown 1: Whiz's musical key?ASHARPDDown 2: Kennedy colleagueSCALIADDown 3: Many a bootPULLONDDown 4: "Yeah, right!"IBETDDown 5: It's tenderCASHDDown 6: Term of affectionDEARHEARTDDown 7: Sound studio workREMIXDDown 8: At first: Abbr.ORIGDDown 9: Said "ah"SIGHEDDDown 10: Life saverSEAT BELTDDown 10: Life saverSEATBELTDDown 11: Native soldier, in old IndiaSEPOYDDown 12: "See ya!"CIAODDown 13: Modern viewer's choiceHDTVDDown 14: "___ madly for Adlai" (1952 campaign slogan)WEREDDown 15: Turned upAROSEDDown 16: An IDSSNDDown 17: Kitty teaserCATNIPDDown 18: The Three Stooges had manyANTICSDDown 19: RestREPOSEDDown 23: Sheep's favorite movie of 1991?WHATABOUTBAABDDown 29: It's a knockoutETHERDDown 30: "Little Red Book" ideologyMAOISMDDown 31: MetingDOLINGDDown 36: Princess on the small screenXENADDown 38: Big inits. in check processingADPDDown 39: French vineyardCRUDDown 41: Popular Russian vodka, familiarlySTOLIDDown 42: Actor VillechaizeHERVEDDown 43: One may be secretADMIRERDDown 46: Curators' degs.MFASDDown 47: Modern music genreTECHNODDown 49: Mark consisting of a series of dotsSTETDDown 51: Kind of teamTAGDDown 52: Step on itHIEDDown 53: 19th-century samurai homeEDODDown 54: Perry White, e.g.CHIEFDDown 56: WorseDIRERDDown 57: Cutting down, after "on"ADIETDDown 58: Actress TéaLEONIDDown 62: Larry of the Black Arts Theater, and othersNEALSDDown 65: Bee's favorite movie of 1983?RISKYBZZZNESSDDown 66: Clock std.GSTDDown 67: Colossal, to ColeridgeENORMDDown 69: Actor with a mohawkMRTDDown 71: Some ranchersDUDESDDown 74: "My ___"TREATDDown 76: Loan overseer: Abbr.FHADDown 79: Judaism : kosher :: Islam : ___HALALDDown 80: Fine Japanese porcelainIMARIDDown 81: They're found in fountainsSODASDDown 82: "Decide already!"YESORNODDown 83: ___ date: Abbr.EXPDDown 84: Fast sound: Var.WOOSHDDown 85: Early afternoon timeONETENDDown 86: Tour grp.PGADDown 93: ChiselerCROOKDDown 94: Spring localeOASISDDown 95: "What's ___?"THISDDown 97: Trillion: PrefixTERADDown 99: N.Y.C. lineIRTDDown 100: Name precederNEEDDown 101: Corn orderEARDDown 103: EquilibriumSTASISDDown 105: Lack equilibriumSEESAWDDown 107: NobodyPIP-SQUEAKDDown 107: NobodyPIPSQUEAKDDown 110: Wing-to-wing measureSPANDDown 112: Reactionaries of 1917TSARISTSDDown 113: Farm soundBLEATDDown 114: Drink, informallyBEVDDown 115: British verb endingISEDDown 119: Louisiana musicZYDECODDown 120: Tailoring machineSEAMERDDown 121: CancelsANNULSDDown 124: Old Blood and GutsPATTONDDown 126: More authenticREALERDDown 127: Former Mrs.EX-WIFEDDown 128: Fixes at zero, sayRESETSDDown 130: MammonismGREEDDDown 131: Wool producerLLAMADDown 132: WagJOKERDDown 136: First name in mysteriesERLEDDown 137: Gym displaysBODSDDown 138: Genesis nameENOSDDown 139: ___ go at (tries)HASADDown 140: Honeydew loversANTSDDown 141: Small salmonCOHODDown 143: Brandy lettersVSO