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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 1st January 1989
There are 60 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st January 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Breezy idiom
AAcross 6: Ali Baba, e.g.
AAcross 13: Strong dislike
AAcross 19: Former federation in SE Asia
AAcross 21: Steve Martin romp: 1987ROXANNE
AAcross 22: College town east of L.A.POMONA
AAcross 23: Start of messageIHADPLANNEDTOBEPOETIC
AAcross 26: Cherish
AAcross 27: Moines or Plaines preceder
AAcross 28: "Fiddler" matchmaker and namesakes
AAcross 29: Einstein's birthplaceULM
AAcross 30: Down East
AAcross 32: Summer in Noisy-le-SecETE
AAcross 33: ___ Islands, Blackbeard's baseBAHAMA
AAcross 37: Divided into areas
AAcross 38: Baseball stat
AAcross 39: B-way signsSROS
AAcross 43: "Hallelujah I'm ___," Jolson filmABUM
AAcross 44: This may be missing
AAcross 45: Do some ushering
AAcross 46: Whitman or DisneyWALT
AAcross 47: More of messageBUTIDRANKALITTLETODDY
AAcross 53: Relative of et al.
AAcross 54: Announced or proclaimed, in a way
AAcross 55: Matriculate
AAcross 56: E.T., e.g.
AAcross 57: Quailed
AAcross 59: Black eye
AAcross 61: Same differenceALLONE
AAcross 62: He went over the wall
AAcross 64: Character actress ParsonsESTELLE
AAcross 66: What santé means
AAcross 69: Actor Ed and familyASNERS
AAcross 71: Fritz, Carl or RobREINER
AAcross 74: U.S.S.R. mountain rangeALTAI
AAcross 75: Smoke detector
AAcross 76: Viking landfall
AAcross 77: Sighs of satisfaction
AAcross 79: More of messageSOEXCUSEMYUNAESTHETIC
AAcross 84: " . . . Baked in ___"APIE
AAcross 85: World's longest river
AAcross 86: Spooky-sounding lake
AAcross 87: Columnist BarrettRONA
AAcross 88: Minister to
AAcross 89: Ship-plank curve
AAcross 90: Specified, as a date
AAcross 92: Glyn or WylieELINOR
AAcross 94: Panay peopleATI
AAcross 95: The original "golden boy"?
AAcross 96: Claire of "Claudia"INA
AAcross 97: Chief French naval base
AAcross 100: Hot-pot ingredient
AAcross 101: Reduced to a mean
AAcross 106: End of messageHAPPYNEWYEAREVERYBODY
AAcross 110: Emulate Circe
AAcross 111: Mother-of-pearl source
AAcross 112: Silverware city in N.Y.
AAcross 113: Moped about listlessly
AAcross 114: Colorful spectral typeREDSTAR
AAcross 115: TV-tube element
DDown 1: Struck hard, old style
DDown 2: Memorable Cowardly LionLAHR
DDown 3: Winglike parts
DDown 4: Zilch, in Zaragoza
DDown 5: Plaster of paris mineral
DDown 6: "Comus" composerARNE
DDown 7: ___ Reagan Jr.
DDown 8: Borden weapon
DDown 9: Villain, informally
DDown 10: Mean
DDown 11: Have ___ for newsANOSE
DDown 12: A neighbor of Wyo.
DDown 12: A neighbor of Wyo.
DDown 13: Zest for food
DDown 14: Not a soulNOONE
DDown 15: "___ a Man," Ciardi bookIMET
DDown 16: Speck
DDown 17: Les Etats-___
DDown 18: Botanical pouch
DDown 20: Bastard wing
DDown 24: Estuary
DDown 25: Confrontation feature
DDown 30: Bop pioneer Thelonious
DDown 31: Singer Paul from OttawaANKA
DDown 33: Bunyan's Blue Ox
DDown 34: Touches on
DDown 35: Open-shelved china cabinet
DDown 36: Fifi's friend
DDown 37: Pizazz
DDown 38: Snappy comeback
DDown 39: Puffed up
DDown 40: "The Shadow" medium
DDown 41: Ancient, to poets
DDown 42: Songwriter JuleSTYNE
DDown 44: Sri ___, formerly CeylonLANKA
DDown 45: Bridge-builder's concern
DDown 48: Extreme
DDown 49: Western spread
DDown 50: Wahine's neckwear
DDown 51: Kind of tube or man
DDown 52: Somewhat like the Sears Tower
DDown 58: At ease
DDown 59: Oil-yielding tropical plant
DDown 60: Flit-fetcher of yesteryear
DDown 61: On the qui vive
DDown 63: In a wan way
DDown 65: Wipe out
DDown 66: Attacks with vigorHASAT
DDown 67: Skip the wedding march
DDown 68: Dined at homeATEIN
DDown 70: Nandu's look-alike
DDown 72: Secretary of War: 1829-31
DDown 73: Nose: Comb. form
DDown 75: Silly
DDown 76: Hitler's "___ Kampf"
DDown 78: Wound souvenir
DDown 80: " . . . leave no tern ___": Nash
DDown 81: Leningrad's river
DDown 82: Belligerent Greek god
DDown 83: "___ tu," Verdi ariaERI
DDown 90: Balm of ___GILEAD
DDown 91: Commendable principles
DDown 92: January, in TrujilloENERO
DDown 93: Voice box
DDown 94: Clover typeALYCE
DDown 95: Possibly
DDown 96: "___ Got Five Dollars," 1931 songIVE
DDown 97: Pueblo IndianTANO
DDown 98: Vision: Comb. formOPTO
DDown 99: ___ the air (unsettled)UPIN
DDown 101: State firmly
DDown 102: Busy as ___ABEE
DDown 103: "___ Out of My Head," 1964 song
DDown 104: Taro root
DDown 105: Cannon of cinemaDYAN
DDown 106: Fashion's whimsical line
DDown 107: Fun and games for 82 Down
DDown 108: Balderdash!
DDown 109: Bambi's auntENA
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