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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 27th November 1988
There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th November 1988. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: An October birthstone
AAcross 5: Valjean of "Les Misérables"
AAcross 9: ___ button
AAcross 14: Tailored
AAcross 18: Enthusiastic review
AAcross 19: Old card game
AAcross 21: Statistic for Tyson
AAcross 22: Play by Alfred NoyesRADA
AAcross 23: Take heartBREAKHOUSE
AAcross 25: The lady vanishesORTHETIGER
AAcross 27: "Downstairs" folk
AAcross 28: Worsted-cloth strainer
AAcross 30: Aspirations
AAcross 31: Lake in Ireland
AAcross 32: Disguise
AAcross 33: Lemon
AAcross 34: Contemptibly small
AAcross 37: Speaks childishly
AAcross 38: DevilfishesSEABATS
AAcross 42: Cartoonist Peter and familyARNOS
AAcross 43: Night outAATTHEOPERA
AAcross 45: Easter treat
AAcross 47: Explorer EricsonLEIF
AAcross 48: Entertainer EarthaKITT
AAcross 49: Cribs
AAcross 50: Moore of the moviesDEMI
AAcross 51: Cardiologist's chart: Abbr.
AAcross 52: All goneINTHEFAMILY
AAcross 56: Plumbers' tubes
AAcross 57: No place to skateTHINICE
AAcross 59: Winged
AAcross 60: Inflicts
AAcross 61: Sometimes it hurts
AAcross 62: Simpletons
AAcross 63: Lake dwellers
AAcross 64: Bronco busters
AAcross 66: Eastern inn
AAcross 67: "Agon" and "Serenade"
AAcross 69: In harmonyATUNE
AAcross 70: TimelessONCEINALIFE
AAcross 72: Luau instr.
AAcross 74: Gaelic
AAcross 75: Fang, in France
AAcross 76: "An Officer and a Gentleman" star
AAcross 77: Devil's walking-stick, e.g.
AAcross 78: Year in Claudius I's reign
AAcross 79: Abandoned brideTHEBARTERED
AAcross 83: What Ezekiel saw
AAcross 84: Adams, Harding, Hayes or Taylor
AAcross 86: Needed an eraser
AAcross 87: Bureaus
AAcross 88: People of NE India
AAcross 89: Battery terminal
AAcross 90: King Balak's landMOAB
AAcross 91: South African township
AAcross 94: Concert hall
AAcross 95: Describing picnics
AAcross 99: No roomAWITHAVIEW
AAcross 101: Skip breakfastATTIFFANYS
AAcross 103: Sandwich source
AAcross 104: Hôtel de ___ (town hall, in Tours)VILLE
AAcross 105: It was nothing to Nero
AAcross 106: Hindu hero
AAcross 107: Targets of some bombs
AAcross 108: Disburdened
AAcross 109: "___ of the Mind," Shepard playALIE
AAcross 110: Neuter, as a pet
DDown 1: Globes
DDown 2: Peel
DDown 3: Affirm
DDown 4: Cut grassLEAVESOF
DDown 5: He's on the spot
DDown 6: Emulate Duse
DDown 7: Moslem namesABUS
DDown 8: Town in IcelandNES
DDown 9: Something to keep
DDown 10: Where the eagle has landed
DDown 11: Cole and Turner
DDown 12: German pronoun
DDown 13: Cheeses named for an English village
DDown 14: " . . . ___ little, failed much": R.L.S.TRIEDA
DDown 15: Shankar specialty
DDown 16: Bibliographer's "same"
DDown 17: Place in space
DDown 20: Try again
DDown 24: Marx and MaldenKARLS
DDown 26: Saudi Arabian townTRUBA
DDown 29: Coleridge's "sacred river"ALPH
DDown 32: Please, in Berlin
DDown 34: Capital of the Maldives
DDown 35: Upright
DDown 36: Little leftANIGHTMUSIC
DDown 37: Cabinetmaker's machine
DDown 38: Barrel spigot
DDown 39: Counting-out wordEENY
DDown 40: Green leavesTHEPASTURES
DDown 41: Hebrew letter
DDown 43: English letter
DDown 44: R.I.P. notices
DDown 46: Peach or Piggy
DDown 46: Peach or Piggy
DDown 48: Emulates Mme. Defarge
DDown 50: Chemical compound
DDown 52: Make used to something unpleasant
DDown 53: Composer Gabriel: 1845-1924FAURE
DDown 54: Mongolian rangeALTAI
DDown 55: Montand's morning
DDown 56: Laborer, for short
DDown 58: Goddess who is no hawkIRENE
DDown 60: Stout's Nero
DDown 62: Center of activity
DDown 63: Former Defense Secretary
DDown 64: Asian weight
DDown 65: Roman patios
DDown 66: Affected ones
DDown 67: Run, as dye
DDown 68: Trapshooting variety
DDown 70: Veins' contents
DDown 71: Concur
DDown 73: Sniggles
DDown 75: "___ zeffiretto" ("The Marriage of Figaro" duet)CHESOAVE
DDown 77: Strike threeTHEBEARS
DDown 79: Something plighted
DDown 80: Freshened
DDown 81: Gap, in GrenobleTROU
DDown 82: "The Silver Bears" authorERDMAN
DDown 83: Landing place
DDown 85: Mother of Achilles
DDown 87: Chain gang
DDown 89: Astaire's sisterADELE
DDown 90: Year in the reign of Henry I of FranceMLIII
DDown 91: Nigerian singer
DDown 92: Poet Wilfred
DDown 93: Barbarous
DDown 94: Watteau works
DDown 95: Sprinter or skier: Abbr.ATHL
DDown 96: Speak sharply
DDown 97: Projecting molding
DDown 98: Anthem's beginningOSAY
DDown 100: By way of
DDown 102: Aunt, in Acapulco