New York Times Answers - Saturday, 2nd December 2000

There are 37 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 2nd December 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Big moneymaker
AAcross 8:	Chairs may hold them
AAcross 14:	Still, in a way
AAcross 15:	"Some nerve!"	THEIDEA
AAcross 16:	Firmly formed
AAcross 17:	Jam and cram again
AAcross 18:	___ Francis of hockey fame
AAcross 19:	Dweller in Clydebank
AAcross 21:	Paris Opera part	ACTE
AAcross 22:	Unlock
AAcross 24:	In print
AAcross 25:	Teaching venues
AAcross 26:	___ Brainard, the Absent-Minded Professor
AAcross 27:	Smashing
AAcross 27:	Smashing
AAcross 30:	Use a shuttle
AAcross 31:	Kind of hole
AAcross 33:	Plenty
AAcross 35:	Trying cases, plea bargaining, etc.?	ALLINADASWORK
AAcross 39:	Jackson of jazz
AAcross 40:	Prefix meaning "likeness"	ICONO
AAcross 41:	Pocket
AAcross 42:	Expected to happen
AAcross 45:	Pinkerton, e.g.
AAcross 48:	Morsels
AAcross 50:	"Well, lookee here!"
AAcross 51:	Art school name
AAcross 51:	Art school name
AAcross 54:	Artifice
AAcross 55:	Hit or miss
AAcross 57:	"___ else fails ..."	IFALL
AAcross 58:	Brewer's product
AAcross 60:	Words before a fight?
AAcross 62:	When repeated, not much in the way of news	SAMEOLD
AAcross 63:	One who puts on a cap
AAcross 64:	Pizazz
AAcross 65:	Some disbelievers
DDown 1:	Sounded like a rook
DDown 2:	Cave dwellers
DDown 3:	Unite
DDown 4:	Pickup artist's line?	HELLODOLL
DDown 5:	Checked out
DDown 6:	Suffix with 55-Across
DDown 7:	Volstead Act opponents
DDown 8:	Tough area
DDown 9:	50's political monogram	AES
DDown 10:	Like some organs
DDown 11:	Don of England, e.g.
DDown 12:	Musée d'Orsay locale
DDown 13:	Most dependable
DDown 15:	They chase flies
DDown 20:	One who works for the Police Gazette?	COPEDITOR
DDown 23:	Town connected by bridge to Windsor	ETON
DDown 28:	___ sense	INA
DDown 29:	Director's opposite
DDown 32:	Bad marks in high school, maybe
DDown 34:	Dentists' convention?	TOOTHFAIR
DDown 35:	Like some plans
DDown 36:	1962 musical choreographed by Bob Fosse	LITTLEME
DDown 37:	It's nonreturnable
DDown 38:	Mixer
DDown 41:	Without any chance at all (and a phonetic hint to this puzzle's theme)
DDown 43:	Enticing
DDown 44:	Up, in a way
DDown 46:	Ballet position
DDown 47:	Arp contemporary
DDown 49:	Where questions are asked
DDown 52:	Fraternity letter
DDown 53:	Giants and Pirates, e.g.	NLERS
DDown 56:	Sound units
DDown 59:	Dress (up)
DDown 61:	It may be picked