New York Times Answers - Friday, 20th January 1989

There are 37 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 20th January 1989. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Homophone for classifieds
AAcross 5:	Help a hood
AAcross 9:	Bitterly pungent
AAcross 14:	King who named his country after himself	SAUD
AAcross 15:	Lake, in poesy
AAcross 16:	Snap
AAcross 17:	Homophone for I'll
AAcross 18:	___ fixe, on a French menu	PRIX
AAcross 19:	Indian coin
AAcross 20:	Start of a joke	AHUNGERSTRIKER
AAcross 23:	Notable period
AAcross 24:	Benevolent brothers' animal
AAcross 25:	Esoteric
AAcross 29:	Sing Sing, e.g.
AAcross 31:	"Three men in ___"	ATUB
AAcross 35:	Dolphins' home
AAcross 36:	Father
AAcross 37:	Suffix for Bronx	ITE
AAcross 38:	More of the joke	ISGAININGWEIGHT
AAcross 42:	Respectable grade
AAcross 43:	Crazy ___ (card game)
AAcross 44:	Bodies of knowledge
AAcross 45:	Goofs
AAcross 47:	Modern: Prefix
AAcross 48:	Napa Valley company
AAcross 49:	Gray general
AAcross 51:	Homophone for a classic car
AAcross 52:	End of the joke	HEEATSFASTFOOD
AAcross 60:	Stein's "Three ___"
AAcross 61:	Leftovers entree
AAcross 62:	Columnist Bombeck	ERMA
AAcross 63:	Maven
AAcross 64:	Greek flask
AAcross 65:	Stiff collar	ETON
AAcross 66:	French patron saint: Var.	DENYS
AAcross 67:	Yields, in a way
AAcross 68:	Homophone for order to a fly
DDown 1:	Largest land mass
DDown 2:	Frustrate
DDown 3:	Signal word for the last letter
DDown 4:	Where a man was ribbed
DDown 5:	Current measure
DDown 6:	He had catching statements
DDown 7:	Mythical pome pitcher
DDown 8:	Short passage of Scripture
DDown 9:	Carman's "___ Airs"
DDown 10:	Kind of boot
DDown 11:	Espadrille-sole feature
DDown 12:	Caesar's concourse	ITER
DDown 13:	Homophone for moolah
DDown 21:	Tutelary deities
DDown 22:	Subscribe again
DDown 25:	Priestly shawl
DDown 26:	An early one is healthy, wealthy. etc.
DDown 27:	Laker, e.g.
DDown 28:	Doctors' org.
DDown 29:	Mottled
DDown 30:	Therefore
DDown 32:	Big cat, to Mimi	TIGRE
DDown 33:	King Arthur's sire	UTHER
DDown 34:	"Heavens" girl	BETSY
DDown 36:	Lot, e.g.
DDown 39:	Piece for an ennead
DDown 40:	He wrote "The Waste Land"
DDown 41:	Charged particle
DDown 46:	An admirer of Snow White
DDown 48:	Horses in an iffy proverb
DDown 50:	Shrine Bowl teams
DDown 51:	Grating
DDown 52:	Homophone for Jekyll's alter ego
DDown 53:	Tied
DDown 54:	Boutique
DDown 55:	Famous pooch
DDown 56:	Lawyers' charges
DDown 57:	Straight: Comb. form	ORTH
DDown 58:	Melville opus	OMOO
DDown 59:	Homophone for condescend
DDown 60:	"A Shropshire ___": Housman