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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 7th August 1988
There are 69 across clues and 65 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th August 1988. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Baker's aide
AAcross 5: Flak soundACK
AAcross 8: Laughing matter
AAcross 12: Sell hot tickets
AAcross 17: Meadow mouse
AAcross 18: "If ___ a Hammer"IHAD
AAcross 20: Colorful fish
AAcross 21: Small drum
AAcross 22: One of the Waughs
AAcross 23: Novelist de la RocheMAZO
AAcross 24: Apiary sight
AAcross 25: Rainier realm
AAcross 26: Happy cloud
AAcross 27: Signora on a camel?FLORENCEOFARABIA
AAcross 30: Problems in the boot?CAPRICORNS
AAcross 32: Count the pennies
AAcross 33: Corrida contender
AAcross 34: Mrs. Henry Wallace
AAcross 35: Same old routine
AAcross 36: Gael's land
AAcross 40: Turn into
AAcross 43: Sharp taste
AAcross 45: Oriental nanny
AAcross 47: Stephen Foster's "Old Uncle"
AAcross 48: Antarctic capeADARE
AAcross 49: Ever so simple?ASSISIASPIE
AAcross 52: Short smoke
AAcross 53: Matelot's milieuMER
AAcross 54: Splinter group
AAcross 56: Rita's KhanALY
AAcross 57: Sizable
AAcross 59: Licorice-tasting cordials
AAcross 62: "Sail ___ Ship of State!"
AAcross 63: Discredited, as an idol
AAcross 65: Working woman's choice?CARRARAMOTHERHOOD
AAcross 68: Bisector's result
AAcross 69: Mouth piece
AAcross 70: Fragrant plants
AAcross 73: Actress LuPonePATTI
AAcross 74: Rosary bead
AAcross 75: News clipping
AAcross 76: Fam. member
AAcross 77: Ostrich look-alike
AAcross 78: Italian obi?CREMONASASH
AAcross 84: Grant license to
AAcross 86: Paver's pitch
AAcross 87: Grigs
AAcross 88: Anna who played Nana
AAcross 89: Edits TV goofs
AAcross 90: "Snake eyes" at Reno
AAcross 92: High, in music
AAcross 93: ___ for tat
AAcross 94: Parlor piece
AAcross 95: Go ___ (deteriorate)TOSEED
AAcross 98: How to keep the dottore away?ANAPOLIDAY
AAcross 102: Second line of a nursery rhyme?PISAPORRIDGECOLD
AAcross 106: Familiar campus figure
AAcross 108: Part of a Darwinian title
AAcross 109: Zwei chaserDREI
AAcross 110: Breton brainstorm
AAcross 111: Run in neutral
AAcross 112: Shade of green
AAcross 113: Algae extract
AAcross 114: Parking lights
AAcross 115: Give the elbow
AAcross 116: Slyly disparaging
AAcross 117: European blackbird
AAcross 118: Grasshopper's critic
AAcross 119: Whilom
DDown 1: First czar of RussiaIVAN
DDown 2: Mulligrubs
DDown 3: "Uncle Vanya" roleELENA
DDown 4: Any sense organ
DDown 5: Part of a target-practice commandAIMFIRE
DDown 6: Copper: Comb. formCHALCO
DDown 7: Ocarina's kin
DDown 8: Andrew and Lyndon
DDown 9: Grand-scale
DDown 10: Goalie's successes
DDown 11: Union of the personal soul with God
DDown 12: It's more than a shower
DDown 13: Hors d'oeuvre item
DDown 14: Rhyme schemeABAB
DDown 15: Math points
DDown 16: Malayan outrigger
DDown 19: A Dickens familyDORRITS
DDown 25: Rum cocktailMAITAI
DDown 28: Chou ___ENLAI
DDown 29: Dowdy one
DDown 31: Hotel amenity?ROMESERVICE
DDown 37: Not to be believed
DDown 38: King's tenure
DDown 39: Selvage
DDown 40: The Crimson Tide, for shortBAMA
DDown 41: Earl of Avon
DDown 42: Lampooned likeness
DDown 44: Brobdingnagian
DDown 46: Greeting from Michael Caine?HELLOAMALFI
DDown 49: Impersonate
DDown 50: Ending for hip or tipSTER
DDown 51: Hilo howdy
DDown 55: Raison d'___ETRE
DDown 58: Very much
DDown 60: Table staple
DDown 61: Cannon salute
DDown 62: Comics cave man
DDown 63: Spume
DDown 64: Alas!AHME
DDown 66: Outward images
DDown 67: Goddess of discord
DDown 68: Biblical villain
DDown 71: Cut a photo
DDown 72: Shoats' moms
DDown 73: Falstaff's henchmanPETO
DDown 74: City on the IJ
DDown 79: Think it through
DDown 80: "Oklahoma!" auntELLER
DDown 81: Cry of encouragement to Mary Lou
DDown 82: Fisherman's net
DDown 83: Digestive aid
DDown 85: Kind of cinchLEADPIPE
DDown 89: Least timorous
DDown 91: Contrived
DDown 94: Like a high mass
DDown 96: Voice a view
DDown 97: Requiem
DDown 99: Daises
DDown 100: Fervor
DDown 101: Egg innards
DDown 102: Ward heelers
DDown 103: Do a Tuesday chore
DDown 104: Sir, in AfricaSIDI
DDown 105: Treasured
DDown 107: Iambic measures
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