New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th May 2004 There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th May 2004. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Best Western competitorRAMADAAAcross 7: Ledger entryDEBITAAcross 12: Need a lift?SAGAAcross 15: Bit of cheesecakeGAMAAcross 18: Metalware decorationENAMELAAcross 19: Hair dressingPOMADEAAcross 20: New Deal inits.TVAAAcross 21: Hurler’s stat.ERAAAcross 22: Clingy duchess?SARANFERGUSONAAcross 24: New York's ___ School of DesignPARSONSAAcross 26: Place for booths: Abbr.TPKAAcross 27: SlickOILYAAcross 28: Double-crosserSNAKEAAcross 30: Andrea ___ (lost passenger ship)DORIAAAcross 31: Comment about a mixed public reaction?SOMELIKEITNOTAAcross 35: Cutting, as a remarkEDGEDAAcross 36: Like peas in ___APODAAcross 38: Strong as ___ANOXAAcross 39: Wheel alignmentTOE-INAAcross 41: That, to a señoritaESAAAcross 42: Summa cum ___ (top grads)LAUDESAAcross 45: Family man, familiarlyGRAMPAAcross 48: Il or elle, in ParisPRONOMAAcross 50: Some summer workersINTERNSAAcross 52: "___ oui!"MAISAAcross 54: AgreeCONCURAAcross 57: Plowing December roads, e.g.?SNOWBUSINESSAAcross 62: Tea accompanierSCONEAAcross 63: Some seasonal Florida residentsWINTERERSAAcross 66: Prohibitory wordsDONOTAAcross 67: Start of a counting-out rhymeEENIEAAcross 68: Pay stub?OLAAAcross 69: RewritesEDITSAAcross 71: Gogol's "___ Bulba"TARASAAcross 73: N.L. East cityATLAAcross 74: Bush solicitor general TheodoreOLSONAAcross 77: Fluid overloadEDEMAAAcross 79: Weight of a lorry's load, maybeTENTONNESAAcross 82: ReleaseLET GOAAcross 83: Reception from a Roman emperor?NEROSWELCOMEAAcross 85: Fast-food restaurant equipmentFRYERSAAcross 87: ___-RooterROTOAAcross 88: "Don Pasquale" roleERNESTOAAcross 92: AnnoyPESTERAAcross 95: LevelsTIERSAAcross 98: Like some blows to the side of the headMIDEARAAcross 99: Pot-au-___ (French stew)FEUAAcross 101: The KingELVISAAcross 103: Casual shirtsTEESAAcross 105: Moving picture?BLURAAcross 106: More advanced, in a wayOLDERAAcross 108: "Restrooms ahead"?ASIGNOFRELIEFAAcross 113: See 115-AcrossMEDIAAAcross 114: South America's Rio ___NEGROAAcross 115: Modern locale of ancient 113-AcrossIRANAAcross 116: Cut throughSAWAAcross 119: Brought outEVINCEDAAcross 121: Most bookish student in western New York?NERDOFBUFFALOAAcross 125: Pitcher Robb ___NENAAcross 126: Bikini-to-Oahu dir.ENEAAcross 127: They may be seen in cameosACTORSAAcross 128: Juice producerREAMERAAcross 129: One of the "Star Trek" series, to fansTNGAAcross 130: Bygone map inits.SSRAAcross 131: "Camelot" composerLOEWEAAcross 132: SeizureARRESTDDown 1: PauseRESTDDown 2: Take ___ (snooze)ANAPDDown 3: DelineatesMARKSOUTDDown 4: "I ___ Rock"AMADDown 5: Luth. or Meth., e.g.DENOMDDown 6: 1966 Michael Caine title roleALFIEDDown 7: FrankDOGDDown 8: It runs Down UnderEMUDDown 9: Lowest partsBASSIDDown 10: "___ care"IDONTDDown 11: Like some farmersTENANTDDown 12: GatekeeperST. PETERDDown 13: Actress GardnerAVADDown 14: Flower smeller?GARDENNOSEDDown 15: Barbarian songwriter?GEORGEMCONANDDown 16: ___ Army (links group)ARNIESDDown 17: Herod's fortressMASADADDown 19: IntrusivePRYINGDDown 23: First Lady of JazzELLADDown 25: Groundskeeper's orderSODDDown 29: Surgeon general under ReaganKOOPDDown 32: Adjective in a "Ripley's" entryODDESTDDown 33: Asian peninsula: Abbr.KORDDown 34: They may be final or physicalEXAMSDDown 36: Tomb of ___, in Najaf, IraqALIDDown 37: Go for the gold?PANDDown 40: Quadrennial games org.I.O.C.DDown 40: Quadrennial games org.IOCDDown 43: Eagle of the seaERNEDDown 44: Possible reason for a poke in the ribsSNOREDDown 46: DomesticMAIDDDown 47: ___ noirPINOTDDown 49: As soon asONCEDDown 51: Alfred Nobel's birthplaceSWEDENDDown 53: Caesar's March 15 destinationSENATEDDown 55: BondUNITEDDown 56: StaggersREELSDDown 58: Wedding belleBRIDEDDown 59: Virgin Isl., e.g.USTERRDDown 60: Cartoonist EdwardSORELDDown 61: Candidate's declarationSTANCEDDown 63: "The Voyage Out" novelistWOOLFDDown 64: Feeling worseILLERDDown 65: Foul-tasting dessert?NASTYPUDDINGDDown 70: ___-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930SMOOTDDown 72: Eye siteSTORMDDown 75: Arch with a pointOGEEDDown 76: Viking competitions?NORSERACESDDown 78: Noted wine areaASTIDDown 80: It means everythingOMNIDDown 81: As required, after "if"NEEDBEDDown 84: "___ the conquered!": LivyWOETODDown 86: Lambert Airport locale: Abbr.STLDDown 89: IdenticalSELFSAMEDDown 90: Cross shapeTAUDDown 91: Goal-oriented guyORRDDown 93: Holyfield of the ringEVANDERDDown 94: HillockRISEDDown 96: Whistle blower, for shortREFDDown 97: Font linesSERIFSDDown 99: ArouseFOMENTDDown 100: Big rollELEVENDDown 102: Pair of lamps, maybeSIGNALDDown 104: Dweller on the DanubeSERBDDown 107: Article in Die WeltEINDDown 109: El ___GRECODDown 110: "El ___" (1983 film)NORTEDDown 111: Linney of "The Truman Show"LAURADDown 112: Reason (from)INFERDDown 117: Yeasty brewsALESDDown 118: Herbaceous plantWORTDDown 120: Dash widthsENSDDown 122: Part of a business report, with "the"DOWDDown 123: Bank depositOREDDown 123: Bank depositORE.DDown 124: Word repeated before "away"FAR