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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th June 1988
There are 68 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th June 1988. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Holdups at sea?
AAcross 6: Young salmon
AAcross 10: Messy mass
AAcross 14: Push-button predecessors
AAcross 19: Make trouble
AAcross 20: Sun-tan lotion ingredient
AAcross 21: N.Y. collegeIONA
AAcross 22: Fisher in a whirl?EDDIE
AAcross 23: Soprano MitchellLEONA
AAcross 24: It goes "oom" but not "pah, pah"
AAcross 25: Took a powder
AAcross 26: "___ her to heaven": Shak.
AAcross 27: Unemployed renter?IDLEROOMER
AAcross 29: Lassie or Elsie?TAILBEARER
AAcross 31: Serpentine dagger
AAcross 32: Little Red Book author
AAcross 34: Subject of a sedimental journey
AAcross 35: Flopsy and Mopsy
AAcross 39: Resort near Lake Louise
AAcross 41: Honey-loving deer at the rear?BEEHIND
AAcross 46: Roman officials
AAcross 47: One excited by Dukakis?
AAcross 49: Steve's flopBRODIE
AAcross 50: Haymaker
AAcross 51: Bug
AAcross 52: Leonine lingo
AAcross 54: Manner of expression
AAcross 55: My gosh, it's molding!
AAcross 56: Concerning wrongdoing?
AAcross 57: World lifter
AAcross 59: Cinder chaserELLA
AAcross 60: Wimbledon forecaster?NETPROPHET
AAcross 62: Subject of sommeliers' argument?BESTCELLAR
AAcross 64: All-purpose vehicle
AAcross 65: Savings for a rainy day
AAcross 66: What some maids have?GOODMANORS
AAcross 73: Berlin's Christmas-eve dream?WHITENIGHT
AAcross 80: ___ dixitIPSE
AAcross 81: Emulate an ecdysiast
AAcross 82: Unusual peep show?
AAcross 83: Obscure
AAcross 84: Happen again
AAcross 86: Official stamp
AAcross 87: Currier's colleague
AAcross 88: Sordid
AAcross 89: Copied painstakingly
AAcross 91: David in the valley of Elah
AAcross 93: "O, ___ when we cry . . . ": U.S. Navy HymnHEARUS
AAcross 94: Twitch of a rabbit's nose?HARETIC
AAcross 96: Originator of the phlogiston theorySTAHL
AAcross 97: Most serene
AAcross 98: Sheepskin morocco
AAcross 100: Elev.HGT
AAcross 101: HBO, e.g.CATV
AAcross 102: Computer bug's danger?SPIDERBYTE
AAcross 107: The good doctor?WARDHEALER
AAcross 113: A Chad neighbor
AAcross 114: Italian seaport
AAcross 115: Operatic princeIGOR
AAcross 116: Medic who monkeys around?
AAcross 117: UprightONEND
AAcross 118: Cake decorator
AAcross 119: Nearly gone goose
AAcross 120: Saucy charmer
AAcross 121: Necessary evils
AAcross 122: Supplements, with "out"
AAcross 123: Turns right
AAcross 124: Choose
DDown 1: W African country
DDown 2: Made a hole-in-one
DDown 3: Versatile plane, for shortSTOL
DDown 4: Styne song
DDown 5: More animated
DDown 6: Jargon
DDown 7: Grads
DDown 8: Toga
DDown 9: Venus de Milo's concern?
DDown 10: Mugger's forte?GIFTOFGRAB
DDown 11: Poet RidgeLOLA
DDown 12: "___ so near . . . ": Job 41:16ONEIS
DDown 13: Thoughtless remark?BADLIB
DDown 14: CensorsDELETERS
DDown 15: Thought
DDown 16: Jewish month
DDown 17: "No evil deed ___ on"
DDown 18: Divination is his vocation
DDown 28: Scraps of a sort
DDown 30: Blister
DDown 33: Actress Alicia
DDown 35: Odilon ___, French painter
DDown 36: Era of commercials?
DDown 37: "Carmen" composer
DDown 38: TV censor's signal
DDown 39: Prove false
DDown 40: U.S. composer who's on his toes?FOOTE
DDown 42: Long-running TV program
DDown 43: Romantic interlude
DDown 44: Tot's favorite, after "choklit"NILLA
DDown 45: Dr., spelled out?DEEAR
DDown 47: Bubble and squeak is one
DDown 48: Molls and dolls
DDown 51: Feels contrite
DDown 53: Ostriches, e.g.
DDown 56: Rosters
DDown 58: Rock debris
DDown 61: Jamaican export
DDown 63: Suffix with nectar
DDown 66: Circumference
DDown 67: The works, to Cato
DDown 68: Wild writer?
DDown 69: Two-spot
DDown 70: Mined matter
DDown 71: Iranian coins
DDown 72: What a bad will might do?SPLITHEIRS
DDown 73: Part of Orville's machine?WRIGHTWING
DDown 74: German river
DDown 75: Cockney employer?IRER
DDown 76: Girder
DDown 77: Angry look
DDown 78: Soil component
DDown 79: Lovers' meetings
DDown 85: Make-overs
DDown 88: Ravel preventer
DDown 90: Designing man
DDown 92: Shrew
DDown 93: "Greater love ___ no man . . . "
DDown 95: Hack
DDown 97: Nuclei of experts
DDown 99: N.Y. destination in a songNYACK
DDown 101: Hag
DDown 102: One-armed bandit
DDown 103: ___ colada
DDown 104: Wild goat
DDown 105: Unit of force
DDown 106: What Kilmer couldn't make
DDown 108: Pulitzer Prize author
DDown 109: Huge Russian lakeARAL
DDown 110: Gold cloth
DDown 111: "Beowulf" is one
DDown 112: Budget item
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