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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 14th February 1988
There are 79 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th February 1988. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Sales ploy
AAcross 7: Cause of bankruptcy
AAcross 12: Noted netman
AAcross 16: Edge
AAcross 21: Gotten up
AAcross 22: Approximately
AAcross 23: Leave port
AAcross 24: Underworld name
AAcross 25: Former U.S. post on the site of ChicagoFORTDEARBORN
AAcross 27: Syrup source
AAcross 29: Hubbub
AAcross 30: Back of the boat
AAcross 31: Well-heeled
AAcross 32: Take to a higher court
AAcross 33: Looked over the joint
AAcross 35: Pretense
AAcross 36: Rara ___AVIS
AAcross 37: Used an aerosol can
AAcross 40: A bit wet
AAcross 42: Go over a paragraph again
AAcross 45: Part of Old Glory
AAcross 46: Fragrant vine
AAcross 49: San Francisco hill
AAcross 51: Calvin of the P.G.A.PEETE
AAcross 52: Put in a warehouse
AAcross 54: Delhi titles
AAcross 55: Soil: Comb. formAGRO
AAcross 56: Slope backward
AAcross 58: Rock group?
AAcross 59: Indian, e.g.
AAcross 61: Salad stuff
AAcross 62: Goddess of discord
AAcross 63: Narrow road
AAcross 65: PertinentADREM
AAcross 66: Glum
AAcross 67: That, in TaxcoESO
AAcross 68: PerambulatorsBABYBUGGIES
AAcross 71: Deprived
AAcross 72: Marries
AAcross 74: Scandinavian
AAcross 75: Melon pear
AAcross 76: Stage digressions
AAcross 77: Ocarina
AAcross 79: Unmatched
AAcross 82: Buzzed
AAcross 83: "Love Is ___ You Find It"
AAcross 84: Yakutsk's river
AAcross 85: Invention inception
AAcross 86: Double curves
AAcross 87: Herrings' kin
AAcross 88: Leonine hideaway
AAcross 90: East Indian sailor
AAcross 92: Expresses
AAcross 93: Futile
AAcross 94: Rounds of applause
AAcross 96: Blues street in MemphisBEALE
AAcross 97: "Good Feeling" time
AAcross 98: Wimbledon scoreFIFTEENLOVE
AAcross 101: Started a tin lizzie
AAcross 103: Magician's hiding place
AAcross 105: March man
AAcross 106: Hambletonian entrant
AAcross 107: Skater Babilonia and namesakes
AAcross 108: Blossom support
AAcross 109: Savage
AAcross 110: Throw ___ into (frighten)ASCARE
AAcross 113: E.P.A. concernECOL
AAcross 114: Parody
AAcross 116: Iridescent gem
AAcross 120: S.C. countyDARLINGTON
AAcross 122: Chicanery
AAcross 125: A second time
AAcross 126: Spore clusters
AAcross 127: Racecourse
AAcross 128: Place for wine
AAcross 129: Ferber novelSOBIG
AAcross 130: Moffo or Magnani
AAcross 131: Woolf's Russian princessSASHA
AAcross 132: Henry ___ Commager
DDown 1: Good deal
DDown 2: Switch endingEROO
DDown 3: Shuttlecock
DDown 4: In the matter ofASTO
DDown 5: Bandleader Weems
DDown 6: Compass point
DDown 7: Moved quickly
DDown 8: Flowed back
DDown 9: Lout
DDown 10: Pirouette
DDown 11: Arr. placeSTN
DDown 12: Shortstop's statistics
DDown 13: Culinary creation
DDown 14: Dry's partner
DDown 15: Note for Guido
DDown 16: Certain Transylvanian
DDown 17: Slip by
DDown 18: Ready for harvest
DDown 19: Red-carpet event
DDown 20: Dortmund donkeyESEL
DDown 26: Evaluate
DDown 28: Becomes frayed
DDown 31: Promising
DDown 33: Like Batman
DDown 34: Affirmative asea
DDown 35: Spotted
DDown 36: Yossarian portrayerARKIN
DDown 37: Takes the helm
DDown 38: Gold or platinum
DDown 39: Ceremonial acts
DDown 40: Additional
DDown 41: Change for a five
DDown 43: Popular dessert
DDown 44: Devon neighborDORSET
DDown 45: Binge
DDown 46: Biblical mountHOREB
DDown 47: Plaintiffs of a sortUSEES
DDown 48: Study belatedly
DDown 50: Naval officer, for short
DDown 50: Naval officer, for short
DDown 53: Broadway awardsTONYS
DDown 55: "Let's Fall in Love" composerARLEN
DDown 57: Ecstatic
DDown 59: Specialist in love poetry
DDown 60: Inch along
DDown 61: Interesting rarity
DDown 64: Burrows and FortasABES
DDown 65: See eye to eye
DDown 66: Of a nasal partition
DDown 68: Waits awhile
DDown 69: Single
DDown 70: Comers' opposites
DDown 71: Chili bit
DDown 73: Capital of GardNIMES
DDown 75: Feather: Comb. formPTERO
DDown 76: Portends
DDown 77: Ladd classicSHANE
DDown 78: Popeye's sweetheart
DDown 80: Blackjack opponent
DDown 81: Ventured
DDown 82: Expectation
DDown 83: Jot
DDown 85: "___ a letter to my love"ISENT
DDown 87: Jimmy Valentine's targets
DDown 88: Luang Prabang's land
DDown 89: Menlo Park middle nameALVA
DDown 91: Slacken
DDown 93: The Scarlett womanVIVIEN
DDown 94: Urban eyesore
DDown 95: Nape
DDown 98: He wrote "The Big Clock": 1946
DDown 99: Where Tallinn is
DDown 100: Carol word
DDown 102: Twaddle
DDown 104: And others, to Ovid
DDown 106: Three-horse vehicle
DDown 108: Derision
DDown 109: Bungle
DDown 110: Rehan and NeilsonADAS
DDown 111: Kind of palm
DDown 112: Grouch
DDown 113: Collar typeETON
DDown 114: Evening, in Italia
DDown 115: Sch. groupsPTAS
DDown 116: Cast coquettish glances
DDown 117: Soccer great
DDown 118: Soviet seaARAL
DDown 119: Erato's instrument
DDown 121: Org. founded by Juliette Low
DDown 122: A TD scores sixPTS
DDown 123: Whence come shavetails: Abbr.OCS
DDown 124: Fetch
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