New York Times Answers - Thursday, 18th February 1988

There are 36 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 18th February 1988. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Lettuce type
AAcross 5:	Soap plant
AAcross 10:	Earp weapon
AAcross 14:	Celebes ox
AAcross 15:	Stuffed
AAcross 16:	Cosmetic ingredient
AAcross 17:	Mencken quote: Part I	ANYHOWTHEHOLEIN
AAcross 20:	Draft agcy.
AAcross 21:	Pan invented by Barrie
AAcross 22:	Redford is one
AAcross 23:	Farm equipment
AAcross 24:	Diminutive suffix
AAcross 25:	Happens
AAcross 28:	Handled a lacrosse ball
AAcross 32:	Roman way	ITER
AAcross 33:	Bounders
AAcross 34:	Stop ___ dime	ONA
AAcross 35:	Quote: Part II	THEDOUGHNUTISAT
AAcross 40:	British ref. book
AAcross 40:	British ref. book
AAcross 41:	An Algonquian
AAcross 42:	Network of nerves
AAcross 43:	Squash
AAcross 45:	Scorpio's heart
AAcross 48:	Hairpiece
AAcross 49:	Germ cell
AAcross 50:	Capital of Jordan
AAcross 53:	Composer Erik
AAcross 54:	Warbucks's friend, with "The"
AAcross 57:	End of quote	LEASTDIGESTIBLE
AAcross 60:	One of three B's
AAcross 61:	Delusion's partner
AAcross 62:	Swill
AAcross 63:	Loom part
AAcross 64:	Unit
AAcross 65:	Yorkshire river
DDown 1:	Duo before "black sheep"
DDown 2:	Khans
DDown 3:	End products of snips, snails and certain tails
DDown 4:	A word from Marley's partner
DDown 5:	Too
DDown 6:	Dull surfaces
DDown 7:	"The ___," Tryon novel
DDown 8:	Lascivious look
DDown 9:	Old English letter
DDown 10:	Saw at poker
DDown 11:	Airplane's ___ strut
DDown 12:	Cut of meat
DDown 13:	Care for
DDown 18:	Translucent silica
DDown 19:	Khakass, for one
DDown 23:	Avon resident
DDown 24:	An official language of Pakistan
DDown 25:	"With a little ___ luck"	BITOF
DDown 26:	A Barrymore	ETHEL
DDown 27:	"___ cold and starve a fever"	FEEDA
DDown 28:	Fire
DDown 29:	Born follower
DDown 30:	Growing out
DDown 31:	Oasis products
DDown 33:	Young Fidel's pal
DDown 36:	Navigation instrument
DDown 37:	Chemical suffix replaced by ide	URET
DDown 38:	D.D.E. in W.W. II
DDown 39:	Dies ___	IRAE
DDown 44:	Like many tabloids
DDown 45:	Wingless female aphid	APTERA
DDown 46:	Spread a rumor
DDown 47:	Waste allowance
DDown 49:	"Bonjour Tristesse" author	SAGAN
DDown 50:	Clerical garb
DDown 51:	Word after corn or oat
DDown 52:	Medieval weapon
DDown 53:	Chinese: Comb. form	SINO
DDown 54:	Elba reversal
DDown 55:	Kind of gin
DDown 56:	___ up (invigorates)
DDown 58:	Mil. decoration	DSM
DDown 59:	Adherent	IST