New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th October 2004 There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th October 2004. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Wire materialNEWSAAcross 5: Train and bus overseer, for shortMTAAAcross 8: Hurry-scurryADOAAcross 11: A moving experienceHOMESALEAAcross 19: OodlesA LOTAAcross 20: Belt tightenersBUCKLESAAcross 22: Noted Madonna roleEVAPERONAAcross 23: SubmarineHERO SANDWICHAAcross 25: MorningFORENOONAAcross 26: Pedicure placeSALONAAcross 27: Mimosa family treeACACIAAAcross 28: "Some Girls Do" author ___ BanksLEANNEAAcross 29: Ike's monogramDDEAAcross 30: Matchsticks gameNIMAAcross 31: College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.MARISTAAcross 34: Air letters?SASAAcross 36: St. Louis Gateway Arch architectEERO SAARINENAAcross 41: Name hidden in seven other answers in this puzzleEROSAAcross 45: Cuddly TV alienALFAAcross 46: Bring inREAPAAcross 47: Sings with swingsLILTSAAcross 48: Psychoanalyst FrommERICHAAcross 49: Grazing groundLEAAAcross 50: DumpsSTIESAAcross 53: Bit of comedySKITAAcross 54: Gifted personDONEEAAcross 55: Eleniak of "Baywatch"ERIKAAAcross 58: Lashes into a furyENRAGESAAcross 60: Puts on a long faceACTSSADAAcross 62: QuagmireMORASSAAcross 64: "O, beware, my lord, of Jealousy!" speakerIAGOAAcross 65: CastHURLAAcross 67: Till sectionTENSAAcross 68: Notable discovery of 1799THEROSETTASTONEAAcross 72: Ennui-inducingBLAHAAcross 75: Strike zone?LANEAAcross 76: Capital on the Caspian SeaBAKUAAcross 77: Diminutive advice-giver, familiarlyDRRUTHAAcross 81: Place to meditateYOGAMATAAcross 83: Rap singers, genericallyRHYMERSAAcross 86: AnalyzeASSAYAAcross 87: In the knowAWAREAAcross 88: Dr. Seuss's "Horton Hears ___"AWHOAAcross 90: According toASPERAAcross 92: Guacamole, for oneDIPAAcross 93: Standard pick-up line?GET INAAcross 94: Seating sectionsTIERSAAcross 96: Squeezed (out)EKEDAAcross 98: Daughter of CadmusINOAAcross 99: UtopiaEDENAAcross 100: Eastern bloomJAPANESE ROSEAAcross 103: Game elements: Abbr.PTSAAcross 104: Went over the top, in a wayEMOTEDAAcross 106: Word after good and badCOPAAcross 107: Cartoonist KeaneBILAAcross 109: InnocentCHERUBAAcross 112: One of the NixonsTRICIAAAcross 115: Letter-shaped fastenerUBOLTAAcross 118: Study of the atmosphereAEROLOGYAAcross 121: Chess and tennis, mathematicallyZEROSUMGAMESAAcross 123: Pub orderPILSENERAAcross 124: Synthetic fiberACETATEAAcross 125: Major, for oneRANKAAcross 126: IronsPRESSERSAAcross 127: Deli sliceRYEAAcross 128: "Like ___!"WOWAAcross 129: Parts of a line: Abbr.STASDDown 1: Slangy dissentsNAHSDDown 2: Zeno of ___ELEADDown 3: London had the first one in 1851WORLDSFAIRDDown 4: Gave up a seatSTOODDDown 5: Mgr.'s degreeMBADDown 6: Salade niçoise needTUNADDown 7: Electrician's favorite rock band?ACDCDDown 8: Pianist de LarrochaALICIADDown 9: PointDECIMALDDown 10: Part of the Dept. of LaborOSHADDown 11: Pajama-clad execHEFDDown 12: Ab ___ (from the start)OVODDown 13: Blue or white fishMARLINDDown 14: They're waved at the OlympicsEPEESDDown 15: Groups of 100SENATEROSTERSDDown 16: Opera "Moses und ___"ARONDDown 17: Bird with a dagger-shaped billLOONDDown 18: Feminizing suffixENNEDDown 21: Skater Michelle's familyKWANSDDown 24: Look of disdainSNEERDDown 31: Summer coolersMILKSHAKESDDown 32: Nay sayerANTIDDown 33: Result of a racer jumping the gunRE-STARTDDown 33: Result of a racer jumping the gunRESTARTDDown 34: "The Crucible" settingSALEMDDown 35: Olds modelALERODDown 37: Wiring experts: Abbr.EESDDown 38: Bank postingRATEDDown 39: Kind of leaderOPINIONDDown 40: SlopeRISEDDown 42: Douse, maybeRINSEDDown 43: Current localeOCEANDDown 44: DiscardsSHEDSDDown 48: Summer setting in Pa.EDTDDown 51: 1978 cult film by David LynchERASERHEADDDown 52: NestorSAGEDDown 56: "The Stepford Wives" actress, 1975KATHARINEROSSDDown 57: Lenten symbolASHDDown 59: Barely managedGOTBYDDown 61: DullardCLODDDown 63: Ward of "Sisters"SELADDown 66: Takeover artistUSURPERDDown 69: KnockRAT-A-TATDDown 69: KnockRATATATDDown 70: Author JanowitzTAMADDown 71: Big D.C. lobbyNRADDown 72: How grade schoolers are groupedBYAGEDDown 73: MooedLOWEDDDown 74: MarbleAGATEDDown 78: State Dept. workerUSDIPLOMATDDown 79: PoisonTAINTDDown 80: StickersHYPOSDDown 82: Game piecesMENDDown 84: Crescent-shaped tract of landHORNDDown 85: Zaire's Mobuto Sese ___SEKODDown 89: Clear offWIPEDDown 91: Certain tel. no.RESDDown 95: Requirement for surpriseSECRECYDDown 97: Completely cleanDEBUGDDown 100: Quality, in a Ford sloganJOBONEDDown 101: Do after darkSOIREEDDown 102: ___ CenterEPCOTDDown 105: Open-back shoesMULESDDown 108: Building supportsIBARSDDown 109: "Li'l Abner" creatorCAPPDDown 110: Prince, e.g.HEIRDDown 111: Perry's creatorERLEDDown 112: Russian monarch: Var.TZARDDown 113: "The Last Time ___ Paris"ISAWDDown 114: Camera settingAUTODDown 116: Olin of "Chocolat"LENADDown 117: Slight reproachesTSKSDDown 119: Eur. languageGERDDown 120: Time line markings: Abbr.YRSDDown 122: Kitten's cryMEW