New York Times Answers - Saturday, 2nd October 1999

There are 35 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 2nd October 1999. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Finds, informally	SCARESUP
AAcross 9:	Interruption cause, maybe
AAcross 14:	Solo	ALLALONE
AAcross 15:	Cricket violation
AAcross 16:	Traction aids
AAcross 17:	God represented in mummy wrappings
AAcross 18:	Remain
AAcross 19:	Teller
AAcross 21:	Once, once
AAcross 22:	Goes off
AAcross 24:	Qaddafi, for one
AAcross 26:	Only Super Bowl won by the Jets
AAcross 27:	___ Park	ESTES
AAcross 29:	Five-time Iditarod winner Rick	SWENSON
AAcross 31:	Start over
AAcross 34:	1963 Ray Charles hit	NOONE
AAcross 35:	Whale's location?
AAcross 37:	W.W. II battle site, for short
AAcross 38:	Some servers
AAcross 39:	Farsi speaker
AAcross 40:	Nuke, maybe
AAcross 42:	1993 Peace Prize co-winner
AAcross 44:	Passing
AAcross 47:	Dog with a curled tail
AAcross 48:	Mus. direction
AAcross 51:	Lounge
AAcross 53:	Burke of "Burke's Law"
AAcross 55:	Rejected
AAcross 57:	They pass through tubes
AAcross 58:	Excoriate
AAcross 60:	Projects
AAcross 62:	Edberg of tennis	STEFAN
AAcross 63:	Vented repressed feelings	ACTEDOUT
AAcross 64:	Like most owls
AAcross 65:	Times for shooting stars	PHOTOOPS
DDown 1:	Black
DDown 2:	Eau ___	CLAIRE
DDown 3:	Makes fit
DDown 4:	"Well done!"
DDown 5:	"The moan of doves in immemorial ___": Tennyson
DDown 6:	Stinker
DDown 7:	Free
DDown 8:	Annoyances
DDown 9:	Dropoff points: Abbr.
DDown 10:	Anne Nichols hero	ABIE
DDown 11:	Outpost group
DDown 12:	Speakers' shortcuts
DDown 13:	"Goosebumps" series author	RLSTINE
DDown 15:	Ever, in dialect
DDown 20:	"Strangers and Brothers" novelist
DDown 23:	Hair piece
DDown 25:	Staying power?
DDown 28:	More fantastic
DDown 30:	Standard
DDown 32:	Plagiarist
DDown 33:	One in a flock
DDown 35:	Shocks
DDown 36:	Toot follower
DDown 39:	Standoff
DDown 41:	Supplemented	ADDEDTO
DDown 43:	Energize
DDown 45:	Overly	TOOTOO
DDown 46:	Escort, as to one's flat	HAVEUP
DDown 49:	"It's ___!" (cry in a police drama)	ATRAP
DDown 50:	Kind of motel
DDown 52:	Religious observances
DDown 54:	Reliable
DDown 56:	Losing proposition?
DDown 59:	Not stay at home
DDown 61:	Rumpus