New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th July 2004

There are 92 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th July 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rock band with an electrical name	ACDC
AAcross 5:	Asian new year
AAcross 8:	Stationed (in)
AAcross 13:	Varnish ingredient
AAcross 16:	Batter's box
AAcross 20:	Ring figure
AAcross 21:	Prefix with center
AAcross 22:	Thrill to pieces
AAcross 23:	"Exodus" role	ARI
AAcross 24:	"Like ___ out of ..."	ABAT
AAcross 25:	Bingeing	ONASPREE
AAcross 27:	Succeed
AAcross 28:	Subject of Stefan Fatsis' book "Word Freak"
AAcross 30:	Artisan who works with metal
AAcross 31:	"Bali ___"	HAI
AAcross 32:	Square measures
AAcross 33:	Teasdale and Lee	SARAS
AAcross 34:	City in a George Strait country hit
AAcross 38:	Guitarist Allman	DUANE
AAcross 39:	"___ his kiss" (1964 pop lyric)	ITSIN
AAcross 40:	Gel in a lab
AAcross 41:	"Only Time" singer	ENYA
AAcross 43:	Cellist Rostropovich, to friends	SLAVA
AAcross 45:	Cute ___ button	ASA
AAcross 46:	Starts, as a roll of film	LOADSIN
AAcross 49:	On the right
AAcross 51:	Laid up
AAcross 51:	Laid up
AAcross 53:	Jeanne ___	DARC
AAcross 55:	Rockies resort
AAcross 56:	Fathers
AAcross 58:	Domino-shaped fig.	RECT
AAcross 59:	Dungeons & Dragons spellcaster
AAcross 60:	Disintegrated, as cells
AAcross 62:	Pulled off
AAcross 64:	Pastoral sound
AAcross 65:	See 45-Down	AES
AAcross 66:	Finger	RATON
AAcross 67:	+ end
AAcross 68:	Legendary maker of a 96-Across
AAcross 71:	Calendario page	ENERO
AAcross 72:	"Rhinoceros" playwright
AAcross 74:	Airline to Sweden
AAcross 75:	Drollery
AAcross 76:	Something to exercise in
AAcross 77:	Nutmeg State collegian	ELI
AAcross 79:	Stars and stripes, and others
AAcross 83:	Long-distance inits.	MCI
AAcross 84:	Was idle
AAcross 87:	"The Turtle" poet
AAcross 89:	Noughts in noughts-and-crosses	OOO
AAcross 90:	Actor Bert	LAHR
AAcross 91:	Ruler amts.	CMS
AAcross 94:	Literary alter ego	MRHYDE
AAcross 96:	Item commissioned by George Washington	EARLYUSFLAG
AAcross 101:	Charge to the limit
AAcross 103:	"Man, do ___ a drink!"	INEED
AAcross 104:	Abridges	CUTSSHORT
AAcross 105:	"Ally McBeal" role	NELLE
AAcross 106:	1990's Senate majority leader	LOTT
AAcross 107:	Polynesian carvings
AAcross 109:	Buffalo, for one
AAcross 112:	Vincent Lopez's theme song	NOLA
AAcross 113:	K-12, in education
AAcross 114:	City with a Volkswagen plant	EMDEN
AAcross 115:	Org. with a lab
AAcross 118:	Martial arts expert
AAcross 119:	Scott Turow's first book	ONEL
AAcross 120:	Reagan-era program: Abbr.	SDI
AAcross 121:	Nickname in which "A" stands for Alex	AROD
AAcross 122:	Shiraz native
AAcross 124:	Sight from Bern
AAcross 126:	Bowl stats: Abbr.	YDS
AAcross 127:	Pine product
AAcross 129:	Innateness
AAcross 131:	Wife of the Duke of Cornwall, in Shakespeare	REGAN
AAcross 133:	Fills up
AAcross 135:	These, to Jorge	ESTAS
AAcross 137:	Drifts
AAcross 139:	Persona non ___	GRATA
AAcross 142:	White-collar worker
AAcross 144:	Gym bag stuff
AAcross 145:	Marriage, e.g.
AAcross 146:	Underworld figures?
AAcross 147:	Person who shows discrimination
AAcross 148:	Spread on a dinner table
AAcross 149:	___ upswing	ONAN
AAcross 150:	Jiffy
AAcross 151:	"Luncheon on the Grass" and others	MANETS
AAcross 152:	Pea jackets?
AAcross 153:	Pre-V formation	RSTU
AAcross 154:	1992 Wimbledon champ	AGASSI
DDown 1:	On
DDown 2:	Traffic director
DDown 3:	With 86-, 17- and 91-Down, how to "illustrate" this puzzle	DRAWSTARSON
DDown 4:	Bob of broadcasting	COSTAS
DDown 5:	National park in Newfoundland	TERRANOVA
DDown 6:	Some foils
DDown 7:	Rank
DDown 8:	Solicit
DDown 9:	Hello and goodbye
DDown 10:	Leopards are spotted here
DDown 11:	Online commerce	ETAIL
DDown 12:	"___ Freischütz" (Weber opera)	DER
DDown 13:	Unit of punishment
DDown 14:	Rainbowlike
DDown 15:	Juggling, e.g.	CIRCUSACT
DDown 16:	Beach shelter
DDown 17:	See 3-Down
DDown 18:	Kind of force
DDown 19:	Giverny summers	ETES
DDown 26:	Storm, to a captain
DDown 29:	Whatsoever
DDown 34:	Eastern titles
DDown 35:	Dr.'s orders	MRIS
DDown 36:	Historic Virginia family
DDown 37:	Black beauty
DDown 39:	"Forget it!"	ISAYNO
DDown 40:	Improvises	ADLIBS
DDown 42:	Motionless
DDown 44:	Dick Cheney's predecessor
DDown 45:	Part of 65-Across	ADLAI
DDown 47:	Red Cross effort
DDown 48:	Penpoints
DDown 49:	Tootsie
DDown 50:	Scale notes
DDown 52:	Tanglewood Music Festival town	LENOX
DDown 54:	Grant
DDown 57:	Unit of hope?
DDown 59:	"Buddenbrooks" author
DDown 61:	Came down
DDown 63:	No longer under consideration
DDown 65:	Flea market tag	ASIS
DDown 66:	Mr. Fix-It
DDown 69:	China's Lao-___	TSE
DDown 70:	On one's ___
DDown 73:	Slangy suffix
DDown 76:	P.T.A. meeting place: Abbr.	SCH
DDown 78:	Expert finish?	ISE
DDown 80:	Farmers' beans
DDown 81:	Things in pots	IOUS
DDown 82:	"Oh, my!"
DDown 83:	Cosmo or S.I.
DDown 84:	All ___
DDown 85:	Gov. Schwarzenegger
DDown 86:	See 3-Down	THETHIRTEEN
DDown 88:	Cut up
DDown 90:	Baryshnikov's birthplace
DDown 91:	See 3-Down	COLONYNAMES
DDown 92:	Prepared, as cider
DDown 93:	Picks up?
DDown 95:	Hairy Himalayan
DDown 97:	Botch
DDown 98:	Columbo and others: Abbr.	LTS
DDown 99:	Vest pocket
DDown 100:	___ Hubbard	LRON
DDown 102:	Prefix with phobic	XENO
DDown 107:	Actress Garr	TERI
DDown 108:	"Finished!"	IMDONE
DDown 110:	How jams are stored	INJARS
DDown 111:	Have the nerve
DDown 115:	Michelangelo works
DDown 116:	Setting for many a joke
DDown 117:	Mistakenly	INERROR
DDown 121:	Basketball stat
DDown 122:	Dragged on?
DDown 123:	How vending machines give change	INCOINS
DDown 125:	Yuletide cupful
DDown 128:	Creepy
DDown 129:	Author Calvino	ITALO
DDown 130:	Really bother
DDown 132:	Bouquet
DDown 133:	Pyramid scheme
DDown 134:	Lowlife?
DDown 136:	Station
DDown 138:	Food card
DDown 140:	Till section
DDown 141:	Italian wine area	ASTI
DDown 143:	Price abbr.	CTS
DDown 146:	Popular a.m. show	GMA