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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st August 2004

There are 62 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st August 2004. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Make a quick left, say
AAcross 4: Confusion
AAcross 8: Subject of the documentary "As I Was Saying"PAAR
AAcross 12: A black keyGFLAT
AAcross 17: First word of "Wooly Bully"UNO
AAcross 18: Brooks from Tulsa
AAcross 19: ___ novaBOSSA
AAcross 20: They're taken in court
AAcross 21: B & B
AAcross 22: Having a line of symmetry
AAcross 23: Spenser player on TVURICH
AAcross 24: Get rid of
AAcross 25: The candidate was accused of having a ___
AAcross 29: Spotted
AAcross 30: More than 70% of its exports are fish: Abbr.ICEL
AAcross 31: Like some monuments
AAcross 35: The candidate tried to cover it up and was ___ATTACKEDBYTHEPRESS
AAcross 41: Early times, for shortAMS
AAcross 44: Record exec GottiIRV
AAcross 45: Shoebox lettersEEE
AAcross 46: Membranes
AAcross 47: Funds ran low in the candidate's ___CAMPAIGNWARCHEST
AAcross 55: Old Dodge
AAcross 56: List ender
AAcross 56: List ender
AAcross 57: Victory: Ger.SIEG
AAcross 58: Some summer babiesLEOS
AAcross 60: Preceder of Alamos or Altos
AAcross 61: Sublet
AAcross 64: Frigid finish
AAcross 66: Big overhead?
AAcross 67: The candidate called reporters in for a ___BOMBSHELLANNOUNCEMENT
AAcross 74: "The Fog of War" director MorrisERROL
AAcross 75: Relative of a gull
AAcross 76: "You've gotta be kidding!"AWCMON
AAcross 77: It's watched in Ont.
AAcross 80: Invent
AAcross 81: Make over
AAcross 83: Bad: PrefixCACO
AAcross 84: Avis adjectiveRARA
AAcross 86: At the convention the candidate ___ ...WAGEDAFLOORFIGHT
AAcross 92: Words after duke or shoutITOUT
AAcross 94: Something flipped
AAcross 95: Big ox
AAcross 96: "I told you so!"
AAcross 97: ... and ___ ...SHOTHISBIGMOUTHOFF
AAcross 105: Drink from IndiaPEKOETEA
AAcross 106: Wrapped up with
AAcross 107: Do little
AAcross 111: ... and later lost the election in key ___BATTLEGROUNDSTATES
AAcross 117: Tourist center's nameEPCOT
AAcross 120: North of Virginia
AAcross 121: Show as an encoreREAIR
AAcross 122: Short order, for short
AAcross 123: Army of the Potomac commander, 1863-65
AAcross 124: Has an opinion
AAcross 125: Bats
AAcross 126: Flap
AAcross 127: Legendary luster
AAcross 128: Greek house
AAcross 129: Pampering places
AAcross 130: Call on
DDown 1: Influence, slangily
DDown 2: Bug
DDown 3: Adjective with chance or fortune
DDown 4: Large, in commercial lingo
DDown 5: Bana who played the Incredible Hulk in film
DDown 6: Bad reception
DDown 7: Shoddy goods
DDown 8: Blue matter
DDown 9: Word before "were"ASIT
DDown 10: Way up
DDown 11: EnthusiasticRAHRAH
DDown 12: Dishes
DDown 13: Broken down
DDown 14: P.O. pieceLTR
DDown 15: "Bingo!"
DDown 16: A small dose: Abbr.TSP
DDown 18: Square dance partner
DDown 19: Trump, e.g.
DDown 26: Medicine watchdog grp.
DDown 27: Service charge
DDown 28: It's hot in CannesETE
DDown 32: High country
DDown 33: Cy Young Award winner Mike Scott, for oneASTRO
DDown 34: Some coll. seniors take themLSATS
DDown 36: Actress Carrere
DDown 37: Prefix with stateTRI
DDown 38: Stock market figs.AVGS
DDown 39: Bill: Fr.BEC
DDown 40: Informal assent
DDown 41: Sharp
DDown 42: Spanish saintMATEO
DDown 43: False flattery
DDown 48: Commoner
DDown 49: "Soul Food" actress, 1997NIALONG
DDown 50: Brecht collaborator
DDown 51: Indian tourist city
DDown 52: Madrid dailyELMUNDO
DDown 53: Astin of "Lord of the Rings"
DDown 54: Teatro Costanzi debut of 1900TOSCA
DDown 59: Sullivan had a really big one
DDown 62: Tiny fraction of time: Abbr.NSEC
DDown 63: Lose on purpose
DDown 65: Sinus specialist, brieflyENT
DDown 66: The New Yorker cartoonist Edward
DDown 68: Emporium suffixERIA
DDown 69: Soft ball materialNERF
DDown 70: 14 years before the Magna CartaMCCI
DDown 71: Slate and SalonEMAGS
DDown 72: Opposite of diaNOCHE
DDown 73: Certain security, brieflyTNOTE
DDown 77: Like a new dollar bill
DDown 78: Wash
DDown 79: Bad business partner
DDown 82: Repeated interjection in the Rolling Stones' "Miss You"OOOH
DDown 85: Shop that fixes collision damageAUTOBODY
DDown 87: QB ManningELI
DDown 88: Archaeological enterprise
DDown 89: Looks up to
DDown 90: 1990's Indian P.M.RAO
DDown 91: As loud as possible, in musicFFF
DDown 93: It may be political
DDown 98: Addams Family cousinITT
DDown 99: Leave home
DDown 99: Leave home
DDown 100: Tool for melons
DDown 101: Japanese Beatle?
DDown 102: 180'sUTURNS
DDown 103: Get in shape
DDown 104: State with two time zones: Abbr.
DDown 108: In the box
DDown 109: One of the FitzgeraldsZELDA
DDown 110: Block legally
DDown 112: Zeno's homeELEA
DDown 113: Expensively decorated
DDown 114: Bank contents
DDown 115: Does a job for parents, maybe
DDown 116: Encouraging word
DDown 117: Type widths
DDown 118: Shade of green
DDown 119: Be-bopper
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