New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th August 2004 There are 77 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th August 2004. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: North Sea tributaryMEUSEAAcross 6: World Cup chantOLEOLEAAcross 12: Lightning soundZAPAAcross 15: Govt. securityT-BILLAAcross 20: "JFK" actorASNERAAcross 21: Ill-fatedDAMNEDAAcross 22: Bounty competitorVIVAAAcross 23: Songwriter GreenwichELLIEAAcross 24: Start of a quip by 58-AcrossISIGNEDWITHTHEMILWAUKEEAAcross 28: "No More I Love You's" singer, 1995LENNOXAAcross 29: 4 on a fax machineGHIAAcross 30: "Holy Toledo!"EGADAAcross 31: Like some queensAPIANAAcross 32: ___ many wordsINSOAAcross 33: "Ta-da!"THEREAAcross 36: Actress ZadoraPIAAAcross 37: Ones above 48-AcrossesNCOSAAcross 38: Modern in MunichNEUAAcross 39: Quip, part 2BRAVESFOR$3OOOTHATAAcross 45: Change from an R, sayRERATEAAcross 47: Turning pointsELLSAAcross 48: See 37-AcrossPVTAAcross 49: Bit of gelDABAAcross 51: Yoga positionASANAAAcross 53: Birth-relatedNATALAAcross 55: LevelsTIERSAAcross 57: For dietersLITEAAcross 58: Source of the quipBOBUECKERAAcross 61: Quip, part 3BOTHEREDMYDADAAcross 64: Sang-froidCALMAAcross 65: "Dear ___ ..."MADAMAAcross 67: ___ signum (here is the proof)ECCEAAcross 68: Opening word?SESAMEAAcross 69: Pool wearSPEEDOSAAcross 71: Meat-and-potatoesBASICAAcross 74: AudienceEARAAcross 76: "Say ___" (1940 Andrews Sisters hit)SISIAAcross 77: Former French president Coty and othersRENESAAcross 79: Quip, part 4ATTHEAAcross 81: Late start at work, maybeTENAMAAcross 83: Remove, as from a habitWEANAAcross 85: It's bad in FranceMALAAcross 87: Thrown offAT SEAAAcross 89: Potluck dinner stapleLASAGNAAAcross 93: Brand of writing implementsPENTELAAcross 95: BuzzedRANGAAcross 97: Top part of a form, usuallyLINEAAAcross 99: Where to see le soleilCIELAAcross 100: Quip, part 5TIMEBECAUSEHEAAcross 104: Quip, part 6DIDNTHAVEAAcross 106: In a bottle for a long timeAGEDAAcross 107: Major employer in HiroshimaMAZDAAAcross 108: Krupp works cityESSENAAcross 110: "Lord of the Rings" lettersRUNESAAcross 111: Calls for silenceSHSAAcross 112: Word before an old nameNEEAAcross 113: Ural River cityORSKAAcross 114: Least likely to attackTAMESTAAcross 117: Quip, part 7THATKINDOFDOUGHBUTAAcross 123: Camel, e.g., for shortCIGAAcross 126: Saunter, e.g.GAITAAcross 127: Certain baseball positions: Abbr.CFSAAcross 128: Leaves in the dustLOSESAAcross 129: Kind of beanFAVAAAcross 130: Celts play itBBALLAAcross 132: Elite Eight org.NCAAAAcross 134: Eskimo knifeULUAAcross 135: Plays, in a wayENACTSAAcross 137: End of the quipHEEVENTUALLYSCRAPEDITUPAAcross 142: "The Tattooed Girl" authorOATESAAcross 143: Gumbo thickenerOKRAAAcross 144: Big event sitesSTADIAAAcross 145: Its capital is OranjestadARUBAAAcross 146: Bleep outERASEAAcross 147: AntiprohibitionistWETAAcross 148: Places for buttonsLAPELSAAcross 149: Bandleader KayKYSERDDown 1: Like some rebatesMAILINDDown 2: Ancient asceticESSENEDDown 3: Like drivers with records, maybeUNINSURABLEDDown 4: Sheet music symbolSEGNODDown 5: Puzzlemaker RubikERNODDown 6: QuaintODDDDown 7: Judge's studyLAWDDown 8: Asylum seeker, maybeEMIGREDDown 9: Where "Quiet!" may be heardONTHESETDDown 10: Where Samson defeated the PhilistinesLEHIDDown 11: Boston hrs.EDTDDown 12: Coors productZIMADDown 13: FanlikeAVIDDDown 14: BuddyPALDDown 15: It might be up to its neck in hot waterTEAPOTDDown 16: Like bruisesBLUISHDDown 17: Actress ChaseILKADDown 18: Property law topicLIENDDown 19: One of two Virginia signers of the Declaration of IndependenceLEEDDown 22: 1970's-80's Robert Urich showVEGA$DDown 25: Plus amountEXTRADDown 26: They have it comingHEIRSDDown 27: City with a radio station that has the same call letters as the city's nameWACODDown 34: Milliner's saleHATDDown 35: Flush, nowEVENEDDDown 36: Burrito meatPOLLODDown 37: Dame's introductionNOTREDDown 39: Scottish hillsideBRAEDDown 40: Workout targetFLABDDown 41: Like a suit with a vest3PIECEDDown 42: Down too muchOVEREATDDown 43: Company with a good track record?ADIDASDDown 44: Japanese matTATAMIDDown 46: ListedENUMERATEDDDown 50: "Venerable" English monkBEDEDDown 51: Kindergarten stuffABC'SDDown 51: Kindergarten stuffABCSDDown 52: Daytime showSOAPDDown 54: Target Al Jazeera viewerARABDDown 55: Active ingredient in marijuanaTHCDDown 56: Old protest grp.SDSDDown 57: General under Alexander the GreatLYSIMACHUSDDown 59: "Don't gimme that!"CMONDDown 60: Hit man?KASEMDDown 62: PC troubleshootersTECHSDDown 63: Badlands sightsMESASDDown 66: Goat's cryMAADDown 70: Cygnus starDENEBDDown 72: Put onSTAGEDDown 73: ___ Sheraton (hotel company)ITTDDown 75: Took the reins againRELEDDDown 78: Golf legend GeneSARAZENDDown 80: Migratory fishEELDDown 82: Indian breadNAANDDown 83: Shipping concernWEIGHTDDown 84: CatchENMESHDDown 86: AcclaimedLAUDEDDDown 88: Flag lieutenantAIDEDDown 90: SaguaroGIANTCACTUSDDown 91: Actress CampbellNEVEDDown 92: Saloon selectionsALESDDown 93: Bake sale grps.PTASDDown 94: Moon lander, for shortLEMDDown 96: Ultrasecret org.NSADDown 98: Critical inningsNINTHSDDown 101: "Shut your mouth!"CANITDDown 102: Grazing groupsHERDSDDown 103: Classic brand name in an oval logoESSODDown 105: Waste allowanceTRETDDown 109: BeanieSKULLCAPDDown 113: RubbishOFFALDDown 115: Old White House nicknameABEDDown 116: Louvre, par exempleMUSEEDDown 118: Century plants and othersAGAVESDDown 119: "The Kingdom and the Power" authorTALESEDDown 120: OvenKILNDDown 121: Central Florida cityOCALADDown 122: Haitian monetary unitGOURDEDDown 124: DripperIVTUBEDDown 125: One of the Three Wise MenGASPARDDown 129: Dust spreaderFAIRYDDown 130: Tough test, slangilyBEARDDown 131: ___ blockerBETADDown 132: Certain W.M.D.NUKEDDown 133: Transport in the countryCARTDDown 134: Court grp.USTADDown 136: Garrison Dam's state: Abbr.NDAKDDown 137: WeedHOEDDown 138: HaulTOWDDown 139: Couturier inits.YSLDDown 140: DistressAILDDown 141: Dance stepPAS