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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th March 2004

    There are 84 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th March 2004. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Steps in Havana
    AAcross 6: It may be dripping
    AAcross 13: Mellow, in a way
    AAcross 16: What supers supervise: Abbr.
    AAcross 20: Actor Ryan or RonONEAL
    AAcross 21: Occasional soap opera plot feature
    AAcross 22: Measuring stick
    AAcross 24: Who ran Iran, once
    AAcross 25: Telecom executive's other job?
    AAcross 28: Famous language-signing gorillaKOKO
    AAcross 29: Curls up
    AAcross 30: Coast Guard concern
    AAcross 31: Boxing referee's other job?
    AAcross 33: Cure-___ (panaceas)
    AAcross 34: "Hansel and Gretel" setting
    AAcross 36: Puppy's sound
    AAcross 37: Hull enclosure
    AAcross 38: Film's "three caballeros," e.g.
    AAcross 41: Scand. land
    AAcross 42: "Honest" oneABE
    AAcross 43: "Come ___!"OFFIT
    AAcross 45: Homebody
    AAcross 46: Isn't straight in the middle
    AAcross 47: Ticket word
    AAcross 51: Tip-top
    AAcross 52: Terse
    AAcross 53: Ming thing
    AAcross 54: When repeated, show disdain
    AAcross 56: Zipped through
    AAcross 58: ___ instantINAN
    AAcross 59: Spicy stew
    AAcross 60: Sequel writer's other job?SECONDSTORYMAN
    AAcross 64: Carole King's "___ Too Late"
    AAcross 65: All-___ TeamNBA
    AAcross 67: Stick in the wrong place
    AAcross 68: Overly decorous sorts
    AAcross 70: New Jersey home of Walt Whitman
    AAcross 73: Relay part
    AAcross 74: Part of many cages
    AAcross 75: #1 Danny & the Juniors hitATTHEHOP
    AAcross 78: Garbage
    AAcross 79: Quiz show sounds
    AAcross 81: Singer LeAnn
    AAcross 83: Klutzy
    AAcross 84: Meticulously
    AAcross 86: Raiding grp.
    AAcross 88: Quirk
    AAcross 89: Tips off
    AAcross 90: Remains
    AAcross 91: Holds a pose
    AAcross 93: ___ favorPOR
    AAcross 94: 2003 Indy winner ___ de FerranGIL
    AAcross 96: File clerk's other job?RECORDPRODUCER
    AAcross 100: Some cobras
    AAcross 104: Like a line, in mathONED
    AAcross 106: Prefix with trash
    AAcross 107: Sean ___ Lennon
    AAcross 108: Nearby star
    AAcross 109: Drink with a straw
    AAcross 110: Biff ___, Arthur Miller characterLOMAN
    AAcross 112: Sharp-tongued "American Idol" judge
    AAcross 114: Something to serve
    AAcross 115: Florida cityOCALA
    AAcross 116: Liquid Plumr rivalDRANO
    AAcross 117: Little bird
    AAcross 119: Stick in one's craw
    AAcross 120: Suitable to be ridden, as a horse
    AAcross 121: Like some dollars on currency exch. boardsCDN
    AAcross 122: Classified times: Abbr.AMS
    AAcross 125: Causes to go
    AAcross 127: Steady
    AAcross 128: Safari guide's other job?
    AAcross 131: Guitarist Nugent
    AAcross 132: Expecting
    AAcross 136: Famous 50-oared ship
    AAcross 137: Drill instructor's other job?DENTISTRYPROFESSOR
    AAcross 140: Old Roman roadITER
    AAcross 141: Jupiter, e.g.
    AAcross 142: 12-note seriesTONEROW
    AAcross 143: Eponymous candy manufacturer HarryREESE
    AAcross 144: "The Thin Man" roleNORA
    AAcross 145: Pen
    AAcross 146: Be born with
    AAcross 147: Wows
    DDown 1: Chem. units
    DDown 2: In a bit
    DDown 2: In a bit
    DDown 3: Orders come from it
    DDown 4: Psychiatrist's other job?BAGGAGEHANDLER
    DDown 5: American standard
    DDown 6: Letter enclosures: Abbr.SASES
    DDown 7: Acct. figuresAMTS
    DDown 8: Messenger ___
    DDown 9: Wartime positions
    DDown 10: Broad neck scarf
    DDown 11: Break, of a sort
    DDown 12: Scratch or dent
    DDown 13: 1970's sitcomARNIE
    DDown 14: "Treasure Island" pirate Ben ___GUNN
    DDown 15: "In Memoriam," e.g.
    DDown 16: Wants for a price
    DDown 17: Jockey's other job?
    DDown 18: Go forTAKEAIMAT
    DDown 19: Shipping unitsSHORTTONS
    DDown 23: Humorist BombeckERMA
    DDown 26: Panacea's targets
    DDown 27: Implored
    DDown 32: PerAPOP
    DDown 34: Caesar, for Gaius Julius Caesar
    DDown 35: Slaughterhouse
    DDown 38: Chow chow chowALPO
    DDown 39: Do drudgery
    DDown 40: Global: Abbr.INTL
    DDown 41: Worker with a dog
    DDown 44: When "Route 66" was on: Abbr.
    DDown 46: Take action against
    DDown 48: Grocery
    DDown 49: Standoffish
    DDown 50: Lures
    DDown 54: QB's throw themTDS
    DDown 55: Locale in a Beatles song
    DDown 57: Zip
    DDown 60: ___ Pedro
    DDown 61: Stingy person
    DDown 62: Circled
    DDown 63: Ex ___ (from nothing)NIHILO
    DDown 66: Hardly a crooner
    DDown 69: Military adviser's other job?GENERALCOUNSEL
    DDown 70: Top-rated TV show of 2002-3CSI
    DDown 71: Wheat covering
    DDown 72: Diet doctor's other job?MIDDLEMANAGER
    DDown 73: Rap's ___ KimLIL
    DDown 75: Old nuclear regulatory org.
    DDown 76: Make a selection
    DDown 77: Jar sizes: Abbr.PTS
    DDown 79: Decathlon equipment
    DDown 80: "Hurry up!"
    DDown 82: Manglers
    DDown 85: James who wrote "The Morning Watch"
    DDown 87: Spore source
    DDown 89: Fig. in car ads
    DDown 91: Gift tag word
    DDown 92: Animal home
    DDown 94: Piece of bling-blingGOLDCHAIN
    DDown 95: So that one couldINORDERTO
    DDown 97: "... ___ shall die"ORI
    DDown 98: Stop at a vineyard
    DDown 99: Common street name
    DDown 101: Take to the cleaners
    DDown 102: Light
    DDown 103: Hockey's MikitaSTAN
    DDown 105: Forebear of one of the 12 tribes of Israel
    DDown 109: Deer, e.g.
    DDown 111: Boat builder
    DDown 113: Cheri formerly of "S.N.L."OTERI
    DDown 114: Some hippie wearTIEDYES
    DDown 118: Needlework?
    DDown 120: Grouse
    DDown 123: Newsman RogerMUDD
    DDown 124: Bygone blades
    DDown 125: Ross of fameBETSY
    DDown 126: Joanna of "Growing Pains"
    DDown 127: Anatomical ridges
    DDown 129: "David Copperfield" wifeDORA
    DDown 130: Letter-shaped fastenerTNUT
    DDown 132: Specialists
    DDown 133: In full sail
    DDown 134: Inquisitive
    DDown 135: ___ belle
    DDown 138: Big race sponsor
    DDown 138: Big race sponsor
    DDown 139: Not post-
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