New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st May 2005 There are 71 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st May 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: RepeatECHOAAcross 5: Diminutive onesBANTAMSAAcross 12: One side in the cold warNATOAAcross 16: "Am ___ believe …?"ITOAAcross 19: Roe sourceSHADAAcross 20: Sandlot gameONEOCATAAcross 21: Muslim honorificAGHAAAcross 22: Stat for a starterWINAAcross 23: AccountTALEAAcross 24: Lingo shared by Tour de France competitors?BICYCLESPEAKAAcross 26: Indian near the PlatteOTOAAcross 27: SlickOILSPOTAAcross 29: MinuteTINYAAcross 30: Bar counter sightTIPJARAAcross 32: Plain EnglishPROSEAAcross 33: Workout targetABSAAcross 36: Whether to attend Harvard, Yale or Stanford?COLLEGEBINDAAcross 39: FlawWARTAAcross 41: It spits out cabbageATMAAcross 43: Name in the Nixon White HouseSPIROAAcross 44: Friend of NancyAMIEAAcross 45: ___ out a livingEKEAAcross 47: Like some small flatsTWOROOMAAcross 50: It's a shore thingHERONAAcross 52: Horiz.ACRAAcross 53: 1960's Nascar champ ___ JarrettNEDAAcross 54: Emerald Isle, in verseHIBERNIAAAcross 56: Place of ill reputeSODOMAAcross 58: Line parts: Abbr.SEGSAAcross 60: Demise of an old empire?NORMANFALLAAcross 62: "Presumed Innocent" novelistTUROWAAcross 66: LiftUPRAISEAAcross 68: Bruce Lee TV roleKATOAAcross 69: 1962 #1 hit with the lyric "True love will never die"SHEILAAAcross 70: "Am I the problem here?"ISITMEAAcross 71: AbradesRUBSRAWAAcross 74: Throws in the trashTOSSESAAcross 75: Soldier's helmetTIN HATAAcross 76: Taking care of a jobON ITAAcross 77: UnaffectedARTLESSAAcross 78: Rear-___ENDERAAcross 79: Shakespearean sabbatical?STAGELEAVEAAcross 83: Little bitIOTAAAcross 84: React violentlyRETCHAAcross 86: Turned downSAIDNOTOAAcross 88: Some thank God for it: Abbr.FRIAAcross 89: Holy Hindu's titleSRIAAcross 92: Massenet workTHAISAAcross 94: Access, in a wayLOGONTOAAcross 95: Carrier to Kyoto, brieflyJALAAcross 96: SprayMISTAAcross 98: Certain computer messageERRORAAcross 100: ___ salesNETAAcross 101: Actress SkyeIONEAAcross 103: Mike Ditka, e.g.?ABEARLEADERAAcross 106: Deal busters: Abbr.DEAAAcross 108: Computer screen setting, quicklyLORESAAcross 111: Theater openingSCENEIAAcross 112: Pablo Neruda worksODESAAcross 114: One who believes there are two eternal principles, one good and one evilDUALISTAAcross 116: Chinese dynastyHANAAcross 117: Illumination at Buckingham Palace?ENGLISHLIGHTAAcross 122: Prefix with morphECTOAAcross 123: ConceitEGOAAcross 124: When fighting ends, in shortV-DAYAAcross 125: Near the beginningEARLY ONAAcross 126: Baseball parkSHEAAAcross 127: Drops on a fieldDEWAAcross 128: Rochester's loveEYREAAcross 129: LackABSENCEAAcross 130: GenreSORTDDown 1: BarESTOPDDown 2: A sitter employs oneCHAIRDDown 3: Tiresome, yet venerated, routine?HALLOWEDGRINDDDown 4: "Little ___," 1994 Russian-American film dramaODESSADDown 5: Common clown nameBOBODDown 6: Racing's Santa ___ANITADDown 7: IBM competitorNECDDown 8: Racer from Santa, e.g.TOYDDown 9: Billing abbr.ACCTDDown 10: ___ acidMALICDDown 11: They take things downSTENOSDDown 12: Day breakNAPDDown 13: Gray, in a wayAGEDDown 14: As great as everyone saysTHATGOODDDown 15: Actor Jack famous for his startled double takeOAKIEDDown 16: Site of a noted flag-raisingIWO JIMADDown 17: ImmenseTITANICDDown 18: To comeONORDERDDown 25: Slender womanSYLPHDDown 28: Capital of Western AustraliaPERTHDDown 31: Org. for rollersPBADDown 34: Showing more skinBARERDDown 35: RushSTORMDDown 37: Stays off the radarLIESLOWDDown 38: Flynn who played Don JuanERROLDDown 40: Linen purchaseTWINSETDDown 42: Poet Van DuynMONADDown 45: Forming a seriesENSUITEDDown 46: ConstrainsKEEPSINDDown 48: Symphony memberOBOEDDown 49: Bargain on a wrap?MINKSTEALDDown 51: No longer inNOTHOTDDown 55: Really out thereAFARDDown 57: Breakfast cerealMUESLIDDown 59: Coach Glen of the dynasty Edmonton OilersSATHERDDown 61: ___ premiumATADDown 63: Ancient city's increase in prosperity?RISEOFJERICHODDown 64: Chipmaker's substituteOLESTRADDown 65: ToastWASSAILDDown 67: Eastern hospiceIMARETDDown 69: Overlapping parts of a fugueSTRETTIDDown 71: Tax planner's recommendationROTHIRADDown 72: Overseas articleUNADDown 73: V.I.P.'sBIGSDDown 77: "Soft flowing" stream of poetryAVONDDown 79: DauntSCAREDDown 80: Viking foeLIONDDown 81: Beat by one, sayEDGEDDDown 82: Make ___ of itANOTEDDown 85: It's done by swingersTHELINDYDDown 87: Alley Oop's girlOOOLADDown 89: In one's cupsSMASHEDDDown 90: What a hook might connect to?RIB CAGEDDown 90: What a hook might connect to?RIBCAGEDDown 91: "That clarifies it"ISEENOWDDown 93: "Likewise"SODOIDDown 97: WhipTANDDown 99: View from JiddaRED SEADDown 102: At leastNOLESSDDown 104: Chaucer pilgrimREEVEDDown 105: Users might enter itREHABDDown 107: Literally, "for this"AD HOCDDown 109: Oil of wintergreen, e.g.ESTERDDown 110: Brown furSTOATDDown 113: Camera shop display, for shortSLRSDDown 115: Eclectic bimonthlyUTNEDDown 118: Predatory fishGARDDown 119: Strong cleanserLYEDDown 120: Québec's ___ d'OrléansILEDDown 121: Med. specialtyGYN