New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th February 2005 There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th February 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "That's ___"AMOREAAcross 6: Clear the tablesBUSAAcross 9: They stand by doorsJAMBSAAcross 14: See 120-DownBABAAAcross 18: Untrustworthy oneJUDASAAcross 19: Word to a teamMUSHAAcross 20: GloryECLATAAcross 21: Outback runnersEMUSAAcross 22: Checking the help wanted ads?UNEMPLOYMENTRITEAAcross 25: Duke of ___, Shakespearean characterYORKAAcross 26: SurroundGIRDAAcross 27: CurseEXECRATEAAcross 28: Personal historiesMEMOIRSAAcross 30: Have a change ___OFAIRAAcross 32: Oldest technological univ. in AmericaRPIAAcross 33: County across the bay from San FranciscoMARINAAcross 34: Scrabble piece in a retirement home?OLDWIVESTILEAAcross 38: Speech enlivenerANECDOTEAAcross 42: Quint's nameDIONNEAAcross 43: ___ PiecesREESESAAcross 45: Archaeologists, by professionDATERSAAcross 46: Pudding ingredientEGGAAcross 47: Where to find teachers and studentsINCLASSAAcross 50: School grp.PTAAAcross 52: SpooksSHIESAAcross 53: SendSHIPAAcross 55: Protected, in a waySHODAAcross 56: ___ Garcia (Indian Ocean atoll)DIEGOAAcross 58: Actress SommerELKEAAcross 59: One meter x one meter x one meterSTEREAAcross 61: StillEVEN SOAAcross 64: Catch up to againRELAPAAcross 66: Birthplace of the Roman poet Sextus PropertiusASSISIAAcross 68: "Roots" Emmy winnerEDASNERAAcross 70: Certain believersDEISTSAAcross 74: Defiant cryNEVERAAcross 76: FreeGRATISAAcross 78: Former Crayola colorFLESHAAcross 79: Trading grp.OPECAAcross 82: Some hooksESSESAAcross 84: Sent duplicates to, brieflyCCEDAAcross 86: ___'acteENTRAAcross 87: Certain outbreakHIVESAAcross 89: Title acronym of 1980's TVALFAAcross 90: Hay fever sufferer, e.g.SNEEZERAAcross 93: Indian titleSRIAAcross 94: They can make a strong person weepONIONSAAcross 96: Summer complaintITSHOTAAcross 98: "Wine-dark" seaAEGEANAAcross 100: AjarHALFOPENAAcross 102: Complaint precipitating the American Revolution?CONCORDGRIPEAAcross 105: Poor prognosisWORSEAAcross 106: MSN competitorAOLAAcross 107: Vatican masterpiecePIETAAAcross 108: Relating to a mystic Jewish sectHASIDICAAcross 111: Like some robesPRIESTLYAAcross 113: First name in linguisticsNOAMAAcross 117: Caspian tributaryURALAAcross 118: For turning a screw when you lack a screwdriver, there's …NOTHINGLIKEADIMEAAcross 121: PeevishnessBILEAAcross 122: "Good ___!"GRIEFAAcross 123: Top-notchA-ONEAAcross 124: He said "A lie told often enough becomes truth"LENINAAcross 125: Bloomingdale's rivalSAKSAAcross 126: Displaying no emotionSTONYAAcross 127: StageLEGAAcross 128: MiffedIRKEDDDown 1: "___ of Wine, a Loaf of Bread …"AJUGDDown 2: Certain bond, slangilyMUNIDDown 3: German/Polish border riverODERDDown 4: Force intoRAM DOWNDDown 5: Mysterious giftE.S.P.DDown 5: Mysterious giftESPDDown 6: ClienteleBUYERSDDown 7: Mil. branchUSMCDDown 8: Spanish winesSHERRIESDDown 9: BreakwatersJETTIESDDown 10: It can be a lotACREDDown 11: Year in Edward the Confessor's reignMLIDDown 12: Cape wearerBATMANDDown 13: GuidedSTEEREDDDown 14: Where pa took his boy for a whipping?BEYONDTHEPILEDDown 15: Mine, to MimiAMOIDDown 16: 1973 Gore Vidal political novelBURRDDown 17: InterrogatesASKSDDown 19: NerveMOXIEDDown 23: LightensLEAVENSDDown 24: City due west of the Everglades ParkwayNAPLESDDown 29: Certain silicatesMICASDDown 31: It's done in France all the timeFINIDDown 33: How football's Jerry was addressed as a boy?MASTERRICEDDown 34: Site of the Potemkin mutinyODESSADDown 35: Part of an auto safety inspectionLIGHTSDDown 36: Plains orphansDOGIESDDown 37: Worked on the StreetTRADEDDDown 39: Trompe l'___OEILDDown 40: Long haulTREKDDown 41: To be at the ColosseumESSEDDown 44: Prefix with centerEPIDDown 48: Italian question starterCHEDDown 49: "I only have eyes for you," e.g.?LOVERSLINEDDown 51: With 57-Down, ancientAGEDDown 54: Lothario?PRINCEOFWILESDDown 56: Spanish ladyDONADDown 57: See 51-DownOLDDDown 60: Erie-to-Phila. dir.ESEDDown 62: RosinantesNAGSDDown 63: Former map inits.SSRDDown 65: W.W. I army: Abbr.AEFDDown 67: "___ had it!"IVEDDown 69: Yadda yadda yaddaETCETCDDown 71: Judo teacherSENSEIDDown 72: Woman's shoeTSTRAPDDown 73: Pilgrim's destinationSHRINEDDown 75: Hockey's TikkanenESADDown 77: "___ who?"SEZDDown 79: Expectant cryOHOHDDown 80: ___ coladaPINADDown 81: "___ falls on him who goes to seek it": CervantesEVILDDown 83: Young newtEFTDDown 85: MarksmanDEADEYEDDown 88: Hair netSNOODDDown 90: Winner, for sureSHOO-INDDown 91: Outside the lawNONLEGALDDown 92: Grp. of battalionsREGTDDown 95: Helps out quickly?SPRINGSDDown 97: Severely criticizeSCARIFYDDown 99: More vastGRANDERDDown 101: TakeESCORTDDown 103: Checking a box, sayOPTINGDDown 104: "The Sonnets of Orpheus" poetRILKEDDown 108: CentersHUBSDDown 109: SoloARIADDown 110: Virologist JonasSALKDDown 111: Weight-loss drug combo fen-___PHENDDown 112: Wild plumSLOEDDown 114: Farm cryOINKDDown 115: Jeanne to Jean, peut-êtreAMIEDDown 116: FixMENDDDown 119: Mañuel's uncleTIODDown 120: With 14-Across, a famous "cave man"ALI