New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th February 1990
There are 70 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th February 1990. View the answers below..
The Answers
| Number# | Clue | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| AAcross 1: | Medicinal root bark or S.C. mountain | SSSFRS |
| AAcross 7: | While on the contrary | |
| AAcross 13: | Finial | |
| AAcross 16: | Music-industry acronym | SCP |
| AAcross 19: | Circus swing | TRPEZE |
| AAcross 20: | Spanish city | SEVILL |
| AAcross 21: | Crumbly soil | MRL |
| AAcross 22: | Poi source | TRO |
| AAcross 23: | Hemingway title | TOHVENDHVENOT |
| AAcross 25: | Harden by heat | BKE |
| AAcross 26: | Harvest | |
| AAcross 27: | Arrow poison | INEE |
| AAcross 28: | Eagles' nests | ERIES |
| AAcross 29: | Of a religious festival | PENTECOSTL |
| AAcross 32: | Basketball player | CGER |
| AAcross 33: | Pay attention | |
| AAcross 34: | Settle by intervention | MEDITE |
| AAcross 35: | It comes in reams | PPER |
| AAcross 36: | South Pacific island group | |
| AAcross 37: | Goneril's father | |
| AAcross 38: | Level | FLTTEN |
| AAcross 40: | Water from steam, e.g. | CONDENSTION |
| AAcross 45: | ___ de foie gras | PTE |
| AAcross 46: | Musical instruments | ORGNS |
| AAcross 49: | Diversion | PSTIME |
| AAcross 50: | Unexceptional | ORDINRY |
| AAcross 52: | Former Raider QB | STBLER |
| AAcross 53: | Liquid vessels | BSINS |
| AAcross 54: | Small flasks | CNTEENS |
| AAcross 55: | Thieves | STELERS |
| AAcross 56: | Tolstoy et al. | LEOS |
| AAcross 57: | ___ High Command of W.W. II | LLIED |
| AAcross 58: | Greeted | |
| AAcross 60: | Sicilian volcano | ETN |
| AAcross 61: | Sailor | SEMN |
| AAcross 62: | Hurdy-gurdies | |
| AAcross 63: | Brewer's yeast | BRM |
| AAcross 66: | Streetside pillars | LMPPOSTS |
| AAcross 70: | Dried orchid tubers | SLEPS |
| AAcross 72: | Parsonage | MNSE |
| AAcross 73: | Unfortunate event | DISSTER |
| AAcross 75: | Type of lock or wheel | |
| AAcross 77: | Thomas and Robert | |
| AAcross 78: | Roil anew | RESTIR |
| AAcross 79: | Worker along the Thames | RIVERMN |
| AAcross 80: | Flower parts | STMENS |
| AAcross 81: | Dexterous | |
| AAcross 82: | Spurious wing of a bird | LUL |
| AAcross 83: | Indulgent, in a way | GRNDFTHERLY |
| AAcross 85: | Receives with approval | CCEPTS |
| AAcross 87: | River islets | |
| AAcross 88: | Couples | |
| AAcross 89: | Small point of land | |
| AAcross 91: | Feel indignant | |
| AAcross 93: | Elaborate meal | |
| AAcross 94: | Tasteless or uncultured | CRSS |
| AAcross 98: | Restaurant order for two | CHTEUBRIND |
| AAcross 100: | Threaten | MENCE |
| AAcross 101: | Bristlelike parts | SETE |
| AAcross 102: | French king | |
| AAcross 103: | "Cavalleria" temptress | LOL |
| AAcross 104: | Cameraman | CINEMTOGRPHER |
| AAcross 107: | Early Christian pulpit | MBO |
| AAcross 108: | Carpentry need | |
| AAcross 109: | Wrought-iron grating | |
| AAcross 110: | Resident of Haifa | ISRELI |
| AAcross 111: | Former Boston ace | |
| AAcross 112: | City in Nev. | ELY |
| AAcross 113: | Landed properties | ESTTES |
| AAcross 114: | Discipline | CHSTEN |
| DDown 1: | Radio interference | STTIC |
| DDown 2: | East Indian garment | SRONG |
| DDown 3: | Algerian cavalry soldier | SPHEE |
| DDown 4: | Pyrexia | |
| DDown 5: | Demolish | RZE |
| DDown 6: | Brightly colored polyp | SENEMONE |
| DDown 7: | Capital residents | WSHINGTONINS |
| DDown 8: | Lifted with effort | HEVED |
| DDown 9: | Projecting rims | |
| DDown 10: | Shower | |
| DDown 11: | Lover on the run | |
| DDown 12: | Scheduled | SLTED |
| DDown 13: | Fortify | EMBTTLE |
| DDown 14: | Budgerigar | PRKEET |
| DDown 15: | Of the small intestines | ILEC |
| DDown 16: | Key work | STRSPNGLEDBNNER |
| DDown 17: | Establish | |
| DDown 18: | Abele or aspen | POPLR |
| DDown 24: | Empties | DRINS |
| DDown 30: | Stylish; smart: Slang | |
| DDown 31: | Fit to be surgically treated | OPERBLE |
| DDown 34: | Bad guy | MENIE |
| DDown 36: | Harnessed oxen | |
| DDown 37: | Weighted | LODED |
| DDown 39: | Primitive family symbols | |
| DDown 40: | Qualified | CPBLE |
| DDown 41: | Caucasian inhabitant | OSSET |
| DDown 42: | Part of N.A.A.C.P. | NTIONLSSOCITION |
| DDown 43: | Ross and Rigg | |
| DDown 44: | Incensed | IRTE |
| DDown 45: | Solve grammatically | PRSE |
| DDown 47: | Close by | NER |
| DDown 48: | Ladies of Spain: Abbr. | SRS |
| DDown 51: | Compass dir. | |
| DDown 52: | Brown ermines | |
| DDown 54: | Loud and continued noise | CLMOR |
| DDown 55: | Range of view | |
| DDown 57: | Salmon or frog, e.g. | |
| DDown 59: | Household gods | LRESNDPENTES |
| DDown 61: | Rove; ramble | SPTITE |
| DDown 64: | Munitions depot | RSENL |
| DDown 65: | Untidy | |
| DDown 67: | Chew | MSTICTE |
| DDown 68: | Dravidian language | TMIL |
| DDown 69: | Former U.K. coin | |
| DDown 70: | Blaze and Brenda | STRRS |
| DDown 71: | Delineate | |
| DDown 72: | Marceau forte | |
| DDown 73: | Yugoslav town | DRD |
| DDown 74: | Noun-forming suffix | IER |
| DDown 76: | Yacht race | REGTT |
| DDown 77: | Trails | PTHS |
| DDown 79: | Muscovite's land | RUSSI |
| DDown 80: | Advantageous | STRTEGIC |
| DDown 82: | Sideways | LTERLLY |
| DDown 84: | Complete failure | FISCO |
| DDown 86: | Precook | PRBOIL |
| DDown 87: | Late Hindu leader and namesakes | INDIRS |
| DDown 89: | Beats it | SCRMS |
| DDown 90: | Irrational fear | PHOBI |
| DDown 92: | Confine at the zoo | ENCGE |
| DDown 93: | Dow or ewe | FEMLE |
| DDown 94: | Weinberger et al. | CSPRS |
| DDown 95: | Put back on the burner | REHET |
| DDown 96: | Engraved pillars | |
| DDown 97: | European songbird | |
| DDown 99: | Armbones | ULNE |
| DDown 100: | Dissolve | |
| DDown 105: | Bryant or Loos | |
| DDown 106: | Hasty; reckless | RSH |
