New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th May 1997

There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th May 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pod used in cooking
AAcross 9:	Fish usually caught in the winter
AAcross 13:	Was upset and then some	HADAFIT
AAcross 20:	"Enemies, A Love Story" actress	LENAOLIN
AAcross 21:	De ___ hotel
AAcross 22:	Prismatic, as a stone
AAcross 23:	Stubborn
AAcross 24:	Early comic writer
AAcross 26:	Without means of support?
AAcross 27:	With 30-Across, where to find a snowcap	ONTOPOF
AAcross 28:	Symphonic poem inventor
AAcross 29:	Big snowfall
AAcross 30:	See 27-Across	OLDSMOKEY
AAcross 32:	One way to get things down
AAcross 34:	Like Jack
AAcross 36:	They roll on a Rolls
AAcross 38:	Old White House moniker	ABE
AAcross 41:	Flake off
AAcross 43:	Nice 'n Easy maker	CLAIROL
AAcross 46:	Northern capital
AAcross 47:	Friend for Rover or Fido
AAcross 48:	Mad as a hornet
AAcross 49:	Lose forward momentum
AAcross 49:	Lose forward momentum
AAcross 51:	Jack Mercer supplied his voice	POPEYE
AAcross 53:	Kind of personality
AAcross 55:	With 63-Across, pretty good
AAcross 58:	"___ coffee?"	TEAOR
AAcross 59:	African ranger
AAcross 63:	See 55-Across
AAcross 65:	"___ It Kinda Fun" (1945 song)	ISNT
AAcross 66:	PBS supplier	BBC
AAcross 68:	Most blue?
AAcross 70:	Gil Blas's creator	LESAGE
AAcross 72:	Emergency room cases, for short
AAcross 73:	"___ joy keep you" (start of a Sandburg poem)	LETA
AAcross 75:	See 81-Across
AAcross 77:	Arrive, but just barely
AAcross 79:	Kick up ___ (complain)	AFUSS
AAcross 81:	With 75-Across, unmentionables
AAcross 82:	Jack
AAcross 85:	Sharp-toothed creatures
AAcross 87:	Vegan morsels	SNOWPEAS
AAcross 93:	Way up a hill
AAcross 94:	Prior to, poetically
AAcross 95:	Warm, so to speak
AAcross 98:	Livestock feed
AAcross 99:	Medley
AAcross 100:	French surname start
AAcross 101:	"I've heard enough!"	CANIT
AAcross 103:	Some speech sounds
AAcross 105:	Lt.'s inferior
AAcross 106:	See 116-Across	MYDIGNITY
AAcross 109:	Lecherlike
AAcross 111:	Drops
AAcross 116:	With 106-Across, phrase said with a sneer
AAcross 117:	Bonelike
AAcross 120:	Revolutionary turned politico
AAcross 122:	Thrust forward
AAcross 123:	Noble
AAcross 124:	Dusseldorf donkey	ESEL
AAcross 125:	Exhaust
AAcross 126:	Is of value, colloquially	AINTHAY
AAcross 127:	Name in book publishing since 1943
AAcross 128:	Having no spark left
DDown 1:	Hardly a fop
DDown 2:	Colo. neighbor	NEBR
DDown 3:	See 67-Down	ANDAFTERPICTURES
DDown 4:	Saint in Brazil	PAULO
DDown 5:	Had to do with	BOREON
DDown 6:	Some bands
DDown 7:	British isles
DDown 8:	Tampa-to-Jacksonville dir.
DDown 9:	Wounds with words
DDown 10:	Wounds
DDown 11:	Words to live by
DDown 12:	Democrat's opponent?
DDown 13:	Astaire and Rogers, e.g.
DDown 14:	O.K.'d: Abbr.
DDown 15:	Willy Wonka creator
DDown 16:	Jai ___	ALAI
DDown 17:	Platy propellers
DDown 18:	Don Juan's mother	INEZ
DDown 19:	Feeler
DDown 25:	Onetime Olympics host
DDown 27:	North of Virginia
DDown 30:	Book after Amos: Abbr.	OBAD
DDown 31:	Pound sound
DDown 32:	Call to attention
DDown 33:	Hello, of sorts
DDown 35:	Year in Edward the Confessor's reign	MLI
DDown 37:	Fire damage
DDown 38:	See 39-Down	AREASONABLEDOUBT
DDown 39:	With 38-Down, almost positive
DDown 40:	Puts forth
DDown 42:	Judge to be
DDown 44:	King Harald's father	OLAV
DDown 45:	Actionable statements
DDown 50:	Opening for a dermatologist
DDown 52:	Linguist Mario
DDown 54:	Classified information?
DDown 56:	Mantel piece
DDown 57:	Cousin of "Omigod!"
DDown 60:	Parenthesis, essentially
DDown 61:	Oner
DDown 62:	Many years
DDown 63:	NATO capital
DDown 64:	Oriole's origin
DDown 66:	Allegedly at fault
DDown 67:	With 3-Down, features of some ads
DDown 69:	F.C.C. concerns: Abbr.	STDS
DDown 71:	Comics cry
DDown 74:	Gray of "Gray's Manual of Botany"	ASA
DDown 76:	Jocular suffix	EROO
DDown 78:	"___ each life..."
DDown 80:	In ___ (harmonious)
DDown 83:	Puffed up
DDown 84:	God offended by Daphnis
DDown 86:	Clothes line
DDown 88:	Take the grand prize	WINITALL
DDown 89:	"The Bell Jar" writer
DDown 90:	Uncomplicated
DDown 91:	___ Khan
DDown 92:	Gets rid of, as stock	SELLSOFF
DDown 96:	"Who'll volunteer?"
DDown 97:	It's added to the bill
DDown 102:	Colored
DDown 104:	Parlor piece
DDown 107:	Some Canadian fliers
DDown 108:	Actor Conrad of old films	NAGEL
DDown 110:	"If I ___ betting man..."	WEREA
DDown 111:	Halls of music
DDown 112:	Skirt style
DDown 113:	___ uproar	INAN
DDown 114:	Knight fight
DDown 115:	Clockmaker Thomas
DDown 117:	French department or river	ORNE
DDown 118:	Out of action
DDown 119:	Proof of ownership
DDown 121:	Shepherd's setting
DDown 122:	Walker, briefly