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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 11th December 1988
There are 71 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th December 1988. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: John Webster's "The Duchess of ___"MALFI
AAcross 6: Ethereal ring
AAcross 10: Trims away
AAcross 15: Silent Lillian or Dorothy
AAcross 19: First victim's namesakesABELS
AAcross 20: AskewALOP
AAcross 21: Rage
AAcross 22: Engaged in
AAcross 23: "___?" asked Tom abstractlyBUTISITART
AAcross 25: "___," said Tom divertinglyITSOURTURN
AAcross 27: Spaghetti wheat
AAcross 28: Credulous
AAcross 30: Raised strip
AAcross 31: Falsify
AAcross 32: Measures
AAcross 34: Flatter, in a way
AAcross 36: Massive
AAcross 38: Notice
AAcross 40: "___," said Tom initiallyIOWNANRCA
AAcross 42: Signal flares
AAcross 43: Eagle plus two
AAcross 44: Exclusively
AAcross 45: Precise point
AAcross 46: Played a shrill instrument
AAcross 47: "___," said Tom haltinglyICANTGOON
AAcross 50: "___," said Tom unsparinglyANOPENFRAME
AAcross 54: Wolf's kin
AAcross 55: Barley beard
AAcross 57: Underdone
AAcross 58: ___ Friday
AAcross 59: Knight of TV memory
AAcross 60: Tire print
AAcross 62: The revenuers
AAcross 63: Wall Street figure
AAcross 64: Levin or LanskyMEYER
AAcross 67: "___," said Tom grandlyNICEPIANO
AAcross 69: Avifauna
AAcross 70: Cut out of the budget
AAcross 71: Witticism
AAcross 72: Priest, to Pedro
AAcross 73: "___ pig's eye!"INA
AAcross 74: Doughboys' successors
AAcross 75: Smell ___ARAT
AAcross 77: Creek
AAcross 78: "That's a ___ on me!" said Tom freshlyNEWONE
AAcross 82: "___," said Tom dramaticallyITSALLANACT
AAcross 86: "___," said Tom rhetoricallyBIGTALKER
AAcross 89: Gulf of Aqaba portELATH
AAcross 90: Dutch airline inits.KLM
AAcross 91: Roald or Arlene
AAcross 92: Pallid
AAcross 93: Mother Goose dieters
AAcross 95: "___," said Tom ravenously
AAcross 98: Adduce
AAcross 99: Silent PolaNEGRI
AAcross 100: Early show
AAcross 101: Sources of ruin
AAcross 103: Exist
AAcross 104: Kin of strep
AAcross 106: Acerbic
AAcross 108: Throwaways ever since Eve
AAcross 110: "___," said Tom playfullyISAWHAMLET
AAcross 113: "___," said Tom disarminglyDROPTHEGUN
AAcross 116: Brief note
AAcross 117: A Reagan Attorney GeneralMEESE
AAcross 118: De Valera's republic
AAcross 119: Make used to
AAcross 120: Glut
AAcross 121: Ill-fated favorite of Elizabeth I
AAcross 122: Hire out
AAcross 123: Trifled
DDown 1: Fairy queenMAB
DDown 2: "At once, ___, and yet a rose full-blown": HerrickABUD
DDown 3: "___," said Tom gracefullyLETUSPRAY
DDown 4: Coquettish
DDown 5: Progeny
DDown 6: Cloche, e.g.
DDown 7: King of comedy
DDown 8: Lake Erie city near ClevelandLORAIN
DDown 9: Most favorable situations
DDown 10: Omega's predecessor
DDown 11: Magnetic one
DDown 12: ___ Alverio (Rita Moreno)
DDown 13: Run to seed
DDown 14: Complacent
DDown 15: Tennis-racquet strings
DDown 16: "___," said Tom automaticallyIPULLEDAGUN
DDown 17: Alley coup
DDown 18: Sweethearts
DDown 24: Encroached
DDown 26: Blunt refusal
DDown 29: "___," said Tom flatlyFINDANAPARTMENT
DDown 33: Sans others
DDown 35: Disney film: 1982
DDown 37: Pusher's customer
DDown 38: Grand in scope
DDown 39: Me. citySACO
DDown 41: A neighbor of Mont.
DDown 42: Bench penalties
DDown 44: Weasel's kin
DDown 46: Iron: Comb. formFERRO
DDown 48: Famous
DDown 49: Pusher's scourge
DDown 51: Citizen Tom
DDown 52: Algerian neighbor
DDown 53: Pipe elbows
DDown 56: Bewail
DDown 60: Powerful person
DDown 61: Tramp Vladimir in "Waiting for Godot"DIDI
DDown 63: Donnybrook
DDown 64: Wise trio
DDown 65: Stairwell sign
DDown 66: "___," said Tom privatelyYESSERGEANT
DDown 67: Maugham's ___ NesbitNORAH
DDown 68: Aba wearer
DDown 69: Ryan or TatumONEAL
DDown 71: Snack-bar drinks
DDown 73: Red-handedINTHEACT
DDown 76: "___," said Tom dolefullyTAKETHESE
DDown 79: "___," said Tom sagelyOKWISEGUY
DDown 80: Not on the rocks
DDown 81: River into Donegal Bay
DDown 83: Winglike
DDown 84: Somewhat tardy
DDown 85: Romans' 156CLVI
DDown 87: Pledge of unity
DDown 88: Apparel
DDown 93: Symbols of sluggishness
DDown 94: Xerxes's realm
DDown 95: City near Vesuvius
DDown 96: McGuffey work
DDown 97: ___ olde EnglandMERRIE
DDown 98: Melville's "Benito ___"CERENO
DDown 100: Russell, Ball and LansburyMAMES
DDown 102: Kind of game for Nolan Ryan
DDown 105: Like a pussycat
DDown 107: Asunder
DDown 109: Kind of bet
DDown 111: Minuscule
DDown 112: Waco nickname
DDown 112: Waco nickname
DDown 114: Peevish fit
DDown 115: He's often raised
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