New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd September 2001

There are 69 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd September 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	More than enjoyed	LAPPEDUP
AAcross 9:	Makes a bundle
AAcross 14:	Whodunit awards	EDGARS
AAcross 20:	Not at all gentle
AAcross 21:	___ Heep
AAcross 22:	Graffiti artist's addition
AAcross 23:	Threshold
AAcross 24:	Legal punch?	STATUTORYAWL
AAcross 26:	Site of a dramatic 1815 escape	ELBA
AAcross 27:	Greets	SAYSHITO
AAcross 29:	Letters at sea	HMS
AAcross 30:	"Shop ___ you drop"
AAcross 31:	Word on a bridge card
AAcross 33:	Banquets
AAcross 34:	Ibsen doll?	NORA
AAcross 36:	Whom a courtier may address
AAcross 37:	Adventuress Nellie	BLY
AAcross 38:	Hand protector
AAcross 40:	Many a pollee
AAcross 42:	Out of it
AAcross 45:	Most pious testifier?	HOLIESTWITNESS
AAcross 47:	Take off
AAcross 48:	Suffix with pay
AAcross 50:	One-___ (kids' game)	OCAT
AAcross 51:	Netscape purchaser	AOL
AAcross 52:	Numbers of interest: Abbr.	PTS
AAcross 53:	Bother
AAcross 55:	A little, musically
AAcross 58:	Low-cal drinks
AAcross 62:	Actor Morales	ESAI
AAcross 64:	Dainty attire
AAcross 65:	Cheese made from ewe's milk
AAcross 67:	Burgeoned
AAcross 68:	Whatchamacallit?
AAcross 69:	Air marshal's explanation about keeping his pilots alert?	IRESTMYACES
AAcross 71:	In good health
AAcross 72:	Pipe up or down?
AAcross 73:	Menus, in Metz
AAcross 74:	K rations, e.g.
AAcross 75:	Kind of floor
AAcross 76:	Not gradual
AAcross 78:	Armenia and Georgia, once: Abbr.	SSRS
AAcross 79:	Perform well
AAcross 80:	Some disrespect
AAcross 81:	Potent potable
AAcross 83:	"Time ___ a premium"	ISAT
AAcross 85:	Like some blood types: Abbr.
AAcross 86:	Be in time for
AAcross 87:	Haggling over how high is up?	LEAPBARGAINING
AAcross 93:	___ dictum
AAcross 95:	Signer-upper
AAcross 96:	Word repeated by a French Hamlet	ETRE
AAcross 97:	Social worker?
AAcross 98:	"... ___ in Kalamazoo"
AAcross 99:	Travel brochure listings
AAcross 101:	Light controller
AAcross 103:	Language quirk
AAcross 105:	San Francisco's ___ Hill
AAcross 106:	___ Friday	SGT
AAcross 107:	Levels
AAcross 110:	No angel
AAcross 112:	Scofflaw student?	CRIMINALCOED
AAcross 115:	Attacked	LAIDINTO
AAcross 117:	Lorre's role in "Casablanca"	UGARTE
AAcross 118:	City on Ishikari Bay	OTARU
AAcross 119:	Girl of old comics	ETTAKETT
AAcross 120:	Got tight
AAcross 121:	Put ___ to (end)	ASTOP
AAcross 122:	Sharpshooters
DDown 1:	Take on
DDown 2:	Like ___ from the blue	ABOLT
DDown 3:	Marinara most likely to be used?	PROBABLESAUCE
DDown 4:	Side by side
DDown 5:	Double turn
DDown 6:	Not very logical
DDown 7:	Holder of a 101-Across
DDown 8:	17th-century diarist
DDown 9:	Transporter to remote areas	BUSHPILOT
DDown 10:	Aesthetic
DDown 11:	"South Pacific" role	LIAT
DDown 12:	Stationery brand
DDown 13:	___ mai (dim sum dish)	SHU
DDown 14:	Narcissist's problem
DDown 15:	British actress Diana
DDown 16:	Like some holiday apparel
DDown 17:	Unit by unit, in succession
DDown 18:	Makes electrical improvements
DDown 19:	"There's a Girl in My Soup" star, 1970
DDown 25:	Host, as a party
DDown 28:	Sport in which athletes crouch
DDown 32:	Strong cleanser
DDown 35:	Natl. Adopt-a-Dog Mo.
DDown 36:	Benefit of a southern exposure
DDown 39:	Three-legged ornamental table
DDown 41:	Mil. plane for quick takeoffs	STOL
DDown 42:	Adds on
DDown 43:	Starts	SETSOUT
DDown 44:	Kind of license
DDown 45:	Milliners
DDown 46:	Food converter
DDown 49:	First lady's namesakes
DDown 54:	Waldheim was its head
DDown 56:	Secretly hiding
DDown 57:	Early Ping-Pong score	ONEONE
DDown 59:	Hiker's counsel?	TRAILATTORNEY
DDown 60:	Thin and slippery
DDown 61:	Janitor
DDown 63:	Mr. Moto's employer
DDown 65:	Rental ad abbr.	RMS
DDown 66:	New York river to Lake Ontario	OSWEGO
DDown 70:	Actress O'Shea	TESSIE
DDown 77:	Not pvt.	PUBL
DDown 79:	Excited
DDown 82:	Dragged through the mud
DDown 84:	Willy Loman, for one
DDown 86:	Small two-wheeler
DDown 87:	Not marbled	LEANCUT
DDown 88:	Glut
DDown 89:	Like 1,001 nights
DDown 90:	Oscar de la ___	RENTA
DDown 91:	___-X
DDown 92:	Writer-director Jordan	NEIL
DDown 94:	"___ dog!"
DDown 100:	Small denominations
DDown 102:	Like pumps
DDown 103:	"___ Crime?" (Judy Holliday song)	ISITA
DDown 104:	Not shiny
DDown 106:	Place
DDown 108:	Veneer
DDown 109:	___ the Great (boy detective)	NATE
DDown 111:	Young 'uns
DDown 113:	Honorific sometimes used uncertainly
DDown 113:	Honorific sometimes used uncertainly
DDown 114:	Mauna ___	LOA
DDown 116:	Pop