New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th December 2004 There are 71 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th December 2004. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Sharp-billed diverLOONAAcross 5: Home of Russell Cave Natl. MonumentALAAAcross 5: Home of Russell Cave Natl. MonumentALA.AAcross 8: Mediterranean resort islandIBIZAAAcross 13: Made off withSTOLEAAcross 18: Sicilian mountETNAAAcross 19: Frank Delano Roosevelt's phrase "New Deal" came from a book by …MARK TWAINAAcross 21: Like the north windBOREALAAcross 22: Theodore Roosevelt, who was never known as the modest type, is the only U.S. president ever to give an inaugural address ...WITHOUTSAYINGTHEWORDIAAcross 25: Homer Simpson outburstDOHAAcross 26: Camera lens settingFSTOPAAcross 27: Ocean floorSEABEDAAcross 28: Fort Smith-to-Little Rock dir.ESEAAcross 29: Target MTV viewerTEENAAcross 30: Horned viperASPAAcross 33: One-armed banditSLOTAAcross 34: Educational cable networkTLCAAcross 37: Puts through again, as paper in a copierREFEEDSAAcross 39: "When ___ hear from you?"WILLIAAcross 41: Extremely significantEPOCHALAAcross 43: EggsOVAAAcross 44: Kingston resident, e.g.JAMAICANAAcross 46: Self-titled WB sitcomREBAAAcross 47: Together, musicallyADUEAAcross 49: One-named singer/actressCHERAAcross 51: AboundTEEMAAcross 52: 1994 Peace Nobelist PeresSHIMONAAcross 54: Go badTURNAAcross 55: Some fund-raisersRAFFLESAAcross 57: Global divideEQUATORAAcross 59: 911 responders, for shortEMTSAAcross 60: Below-the-beltUNFAIRAAcross 61: Really beatsDRUBSAAcross 62: Sorority lettersNUSAAcross 64: HateABHORAAcross 66: Architect of Spain's Miró museumSERTAAcross 67: Early sixth-century yearDIIIAAcross 68: "Stormy Weather" singerHORNEAAcross 70: It's due in VeniceTWOAAcross 71: LoveADOREAAcross 73: Like weightliftersMUSCLYAAcross 75: EnterGO INAAcross 76: States positivelyAFFIRMSAAcross 78: Baroque pieceCANTATAAAcross 79: Revolutionary TrotskyLEONAAcross 80: 1997 Demi Moore title roleGIJANEAAcross 81: Circus reactionsOOHSAAcross 83: Work ___ many levels (succeed)ONSOAAcross 84: Tracy's mom, in "Hairspray"EDNAAAcross 85: Needle caseETUIAAcross 86: Dirty Harry, e.g.ANTIHEROAAcross 88: MavenPROAAcross 89: Bears, on Wall StreetSELLERSAAcross 92: Country singer BlackCLINTAAcross 93: Some Diego Rivera worksFRESCOSAAcross 97: TaxTRYAAcross 98: GloveMITTAAcross 100: UsheredLEDAAcross 101: One going to the dogs?FLEAAAcross 102: Rum ___ Tugger ("Cats" cat)TUMAAcross 103: It may be hard to keepSECRETAAcross 105: NewspapersPRESSAAcross 106: Road map no.RTEAAcross 107: Calvin Coolidge lived up to his reputation as a man of few words when he …WROTEAONESENTENCEWILLAAcross 114: Sweden's largest lakeVANERNAAcross 115: George W. Bush, as a managing general partner of baseball's Texas Rangers, traded away ...SAMMYSOSAAAcross 116: Without ___ (unprotected)ANETAAcross 117: The only U.S. president whose vice president ran against him to succeed him was John ....ADAMSAAcross 118: Get rid ofERASEAAcross 119: Ace reliever RobbNENAAcross 120: UnderstandsGETSDDown 1: More lasciviousLEWDERDDown 2: SlothfulOTIOSEDDown 3: Presidents 117-Across and 44-Down both died the same day in 1826 …ONTHEFOURTHOFJULYDDown 4: "Ixnay"NAHDDown 5: TickledAMUSEDDDown 6: Coffee ordersLATTESDDown 7: Bad lighting?ARSONDDown 8: Suffix with oddITYDDown 9: Anguilla is part of it: Abbr.BWIDDown 10: Writer FlemingIANDDown 11: Takes a jogZIGSDDown 12: Pot creatorsANTESDDown 13: 1976 uprising siteSOWETODDown 14: Stepped (on)TRODDDown 15: Anthem contractionO'ERDDown 16: Young fellowLADDDown 17: QB ManningELIDDown 20: Cover, in commercial namesKAPDDown 21: Cat sound?BEBOPDDown 23: Have a spot ___OFTEADDown 24: Rock's Van ___HALENDDown 30: ObjectAIMDDown 31: Roofer, at timesSLATERDDown 32: Works atPLIESDDown 34: John Quincy Adams, as U.S. secretary of state, was the man who actually drafted …THEMONROEDOCTRINEDDown 35: Ronald Reagan is the only U.S. president who was also president of a …LABOR UNIONDDown 36: The Kennedys, e.g.CLANDDown 38: NeverthlessEVEN SODDown 39: Peace interrupterWARFAREDDown 40: Rocks, so to speakICEDDown 42: See 56-DownCRITDDown 44: A U.S. president who was also an architect, musician and inventor was …JEFFERSONDDown 45: YanquiAMERICANODDown 47: Annoyed no endATEATDDown 48: A labor-saving device invented by 44-Down was the …DUMBWAITERDDown 49: French vineyardCRUDDown 50: Kind of cabHANSOMDDown 52: GrinderSUBDDown 53: Discuss, with "over"HASHDDown 56: With 42-Down, college course, slangilyLITDDown 58: ComfortersQUILTSDDown 61: TwistDISTORTDDown 63: Drug-yielding plantSENNADDown 65: PourRAINDDown 67: Demand paymentDUNDDown 69: Long lookersOGLERSDDown 72: Hip-hop's Dr. ___DREDDown 73: Number five ironMASHIEDDown 74: N.B.A.'s ___ MingYAODDown 77: Go belly-upFAILDDown 78: "Relax, man!"CHILLDDown 80: Medieval romance taleGESTDDown 82: Like some stocks and drugs: Abbr.OTCDDown 86: Nolan Ryan, notablyASTRODDown 87: ObjectENDDDown 88: "___ Porridge Hot"PEASEDDown 90: Some heads of stateEMEERSDDown 91: Costa ___RICANDDown 93: Strip off, as blubberFLENSEDDown 94: Look over againRESCANDDown 95: Discount storeOUTLETDDown 96: Fuses, as oreSMELTSDDown 99: StrainedTENSEDDown 101: Obsolescent refrigerantFREONDDown 103: Fruit holderSTEMDDown 104: SprintTEARDDown 105: Hoops stat: Abbr.PTSDDown 107: Robt. Byrd's homeWVADDown 108: "Far out!"RADDDown 109: ___ rollONADDown 110: Diminutive, in DundeeSMADDown 111: Type widthsEMSDDown 112: Largest county of NevadaNYEDDown 113: ComicWAG