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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd May 1998

    There are 61 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd May 1998. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Discussed thoroughly, with "out"
    AAcross 7: Florentine family name
    AAcross 13: Flattened at the poles
    AAcross 19: Diffuse
    AAcross 20: Medium-sweet sherry
    AAcross 22: Introduction
    AAcross 23: Song from "Holiday Inn"WHITECHRISTMAS
    AAcross 25: Meteorological menace
    AAcross 26: Holiday in Hue
    AAcross 27: Skyrocket
    AAcross 28: Bamako is its capital
    AAcross 30: Univ. awards
    AAcross 31: Modest bathing suit
    AAcross 34: Lustrous hue
    AAcross 38: Notre Dame name
    AAcross 39: Feature of some modems
    AAcross 40: 99-Down, Down Under
    AAcross 41: Oft-scripted Baroness Orczy novelTHESCARLETPIMPERNEL
    AAcross 50: Smash lettersSRO
    AAcross 52: Limerick language
    AAcross 53: One of the Reiners
    AAcross 54: Gospel music award
    AAcross 55: Moonshine
    AAcross 58: Cautious stock inv.UTIL
    AAcross 60: Spring bloomer
    AAcross 63: Op. ___
    AAcross 64: Botanist's workplace
    AAcross 66: 74-Down's oppositeELLE
    AAcross 68: Constriction worker?
    AAcross 70: 6-pointersTDS
    AAcross 71: Theme of this puzzleTHECHARACTERSINCLUE
    AAcross 75: Small shot
    AAcross 76: Landed a haymaker
    AAcross 77: Sked guessesETDS
    AAcross 78: Quits working
    AAcross 80: Name of 13 popes
    AAcross 81: "Iceland" starHENIE
    AAcross 83: Cager KukocTONI
    AAcross 85: React to a bad joke, perhaps
    AAcross 86: Gore's grp.DEMS
    AAcross 88: Infielder Joey ___
    AAcross 90: Warehouse supply: Abbr.CTNS
    AAcross 92: Shoe box markingEEE
    AAcross 93: PeakedGREENAROUNDTHEGILLS
    AAcross 100: "Hot Diggity" singerCOMO
    AAcross 101: Aurora's counterpart
    AAcross 102: Crack team?: Abbr.
    AAcross 103: Boiled holiday treat
    AAcross 108: Loaf locale
    AAcross 113: Get wind of
    AAcross 114: Mountain lake
    AAcross 115: Slapstick ammo
    AAcross 116: Suffix with ductILE
    AAcross 117: Theseus' land
    AAcross 120: Counterirritant concoction
    AAcross 125: First Olympic Hall of Fame gymnastRETTON
    AAcross 126: Under political attack, maybe
    AAcross 127: Plan
    AAcross 128: StalkPREYON
    AAcross 129: Cartoon catSTIMPY
    AAcross 130: Oater groups
    DDown 1: Popular book genreHOWTO
    DDown 2: Wheyfaced
    DDown 3: Whack
    DDown 4: In great demand
    DDown 5: Journal addendum?
    DDown 6: Cut
    DDown 7: Code name
    DDown 8: Medicine Nobelist MetchnikoffELIE
    DDown 9: Afro and bob
    DDown 10: "Just Another Girl on the ___" (1993 drama)IRT
    DDown 11: Cause for pause
    DDown 12: Soul singer Hayes
    DDown 13: Stadium cheer
    DDown 14: ___ Paese cheese
    DDown 15: Fred Mertz, notably
    DDown 16: Exiter's exclamation
    DDown 17: Hint
    DDown 18: Nephew of CainENOS
    DDown 21: Where Dick Button won gold
    DDown 24: Epitaph starter
    DDown 29: S.D.I. concern
    DDown 32: "Phooey!"
    DDown 33: Fury
    DDown 34: Bud, to Lou
    DDown 35: Business biggie
    DDown 36: Ford Sterling played one
    DDown 37: Exiter's exclamation
    DDown 39: Chilean president, 1964-70FREI
    DDown 41: Delicious
    DDown 42: Holy war
    DDown 43: Starwort, e.g.
    DDown 44: Most difficult to believe
    DDown 45: Buttinsky
    DDown 46: Feeling lousy
    DDown 46: Feeling lousy
    DDown 47: Chopin works
    DDown 48: Exhibits, basically
    DDown 49: Answer to "Shall we?"
    DDown 50: "Put a lid on it!"
    DDown 51: Kind of float
    DDown 56: Revolutionary name
    DDown 57: Pawn
    DDown 59: Speaker's spot
    DDown 61: Putting up with
    DDown 62: Dictionary abbr.CONJ
    DDown 65: "Here comes trouble!"UHOH
    DDown 67: Inc. relative
    DDown 69: Have ___ (overreact)ACOW
    DDown 72: Open-mouthed quintetAEIOU
    DDown 73: "À votre ___!"SANTE
    DDown 74: Chabrier's "Le Roi malgré ___"LUI
    DDown 75: Palace or prison, e.g.: Abbr.BLDG
    DDown 79: "I told you so!"
    DDown 82: D.S.M. recipientNCO
    DDown 84: "Singing journalist" Phil
    DDown 87: Guards, collectively
    DDown 89: Yemeni port
    DDown 91: Slalom maneuver
    DDown 91: Slalom maneuver
    DDown 94: Henri or Pierre, e.g.
    DDown 95: Roadie's load
    DDown 96: Shutout
    DDown 97: Dress (up)
    DDown 98: Shepherd's locale
    DDown 99: Stripling
    DDown 103: Nursery rhyme boy
    DDown 104: Starbucks serving
    DDown 105: Stops up
    DDown 106: Solicits, with "up"
    DDown 107: Map of the Aleutians, usually
    DDown 108: Fussbudget
    DDown 109: House mem.
    DDown 110: What anglers want that campers don't
    DDown 111: "Mr. Belvedere" actress GraffILENE
    DDown 112: School clique, maybe
    DDown 113: Kind of seal
    DDown 115: Ready for surgery
    DDown 118: Whisper sweet nothings
    DDown 119: Cape ___
    DDown 121: Chi preceder
    DDown 122: Humerus locale
    DDown 123: Year abroad
    DDown 124: Most letters in D.C.STS
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