New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th January 1989

There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th January 1989. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Expressed by word of mouth
AAcross 6:	Kind of kit or jacket
AAcross 10:	Spring water, e.g.	AQUAPURA
AAcross 18:	Writer Calvino	ITALO
AAcross 19:	" . . . I obeyed as ___": Gibbon	ASON
AAcross 20:	Beach baskers
AAcross 23:	Substitute
AAcross 25:	Horror film
AAcross 26:	Beat the incumbent
AAcross 27:	Boorish one
AAcross 29:	"Play ___ It Lays," 1972 film
AAcross 30:	Actress Talbot	NITA
AAcross 31:	Width for Big Foot?	EEE
AAcross 32:	Happy syllable	TRA
AAcross 34:	"Tristram Shandy" author and family	STERNES
AAcross 36:	Galena and prill
AAcross 37:	Grenoble's river
AAcross 39:	Torrid
AAcross 40:	Gilbertian princess
AAcross 43:	Has-___ (faded star)
AAcross 46:	"In vino ___"
AAcross 49:	Asps
AAcross 53:	Sharp-witted
AAcross 55:	A case for Cicero
AAcross 56:	Board a Concorde
AAcross 58:	Extravagantly ornate
AAcross 60:	Einstein's "The World ___ See It"	ASI
AAcross 61:	Hot rods and hot shots travel in these	FASTLANES
AAcross 63:	Summer quaff
AAcross 64:	Soviet river	URAL
AAcross 66:	Below the Mason-Dixon line
AAcross 68:	Map-in-a-map
AAcross 69:	Theme of this puzzle	MINDYOURPSANDQS
AAcross 73:	" . . . from ___ dream of peace": Hunt	ADEEP
AAcross 76:	Swerves
AAcross 77:	Ancient Irish king	BORU
AAcross 78:	Jackie's second	ARI
AAcross 81:	"We are ___": Queen Victoria	NOTAMUSED
AAcross 84:	Eureka!
AAcross 86:	QB Bradshaw was one	STEELER
AAcross 88:	Neptune's scepter
AAcross 89:	Propose
AAcross 91:	One in a pool
AAcross 92:	Like some railways
AAcross 93:	Menu listings
AAcross 95:	The yoke is on them
AAcross 96:	Philosopher Lao-___	TSE
AAcross 97:	Cheerful, in Cherbourg	GAI
AAcross 98:	"Over the Rainbow" composer	ARLEN
AAcross 100:	Colorful fish
AAcross 104:	Gregorian plain songs, old style
AAcross 108:	Dr. Ruth's topic
AAcross 109:	Nabokov novel
AAcross 112:	Hearty's partner
AAcross 113:	Well, in Madrid
AAcross 114:	Barbarian
AAcross 116:	French schools	ECOLES
AAcross 118:	"And the crack in the tea cup ___ . . . ": Auden	OPENSALANE
AAcross 121:	A Dionne, e.g.
AAcross 123:	Signs of middle age?	SPARETIRES
AAcross 124:	Ruin
AAcross 125:	Mall unit
AAcross 126:	Sauce ___ (interest stimulator)	PIQUANTE
AAcross 127:	Sorbonne summers	ETES
AAcross 128:	Chemical compound
DDown 1:	Woven cotton fabric
DDown 2:	In harmony	ATUNE
DDown 3:	Rear
DDown 4:	Ye ___ tea shoppe	OLDE
DDown 5:	Ex-pitcher Eddie and family	LOPATS
DDown 6:	Former Chinese dictator
DDown 7:	Some members of the Eng. gentry	ESQS
DDown 8:	Nov. 2 is their day
DDown 9:	Beak
DDown 10:	Kind of blonde
DDown 11:	Antiquated
DDown 12:	Bring together
DDown 13:	Pumice, etc.
DDown 14:	Links norms
DDown 15:	Lizard of the western U.S.
DDown 16:	Mammal of Afr. or Ind.
DDown 17:	Odin led them
DDown 21:	Neural network
DDown 22:	Titles in Mex.	SRAS
DDown 24:	Form of address for an abbot: Abbr.	RTREV
DDown 28:	Theme definition	BEHAVIORWARNING
DDown 33:	" . . . after the people ___": Proust	AREDEAD
DDown 35:	Subject of a Stein line
DDown 37:	Division word
DDown 38:	Historic period
DDown 41:	Force
DDown 42:	Fabric decorations
DDown 43:	___ au rhum
DDown 44:	Plant form
DDown 45:	River at Chartres	EURE
DDown 47:	City in Paraguay
DDown 48:	Interwoven series
DDown 50:	Zesty feelings
DDown 51:	Also ___ (losers)	RANS
DDown 52:	Snicker chaser
DDown 54:	Gear
DDown 57:	Superlative suffix
DDown 59:	Subject of a Keats ode
DDown 61:	Dix and Bragg: Abbr.	FTS
DDown 62:	Moby Dick was his nemesis
DDown 65:	Destroy cells by certain antibodies
DDown 67:	Result
DDown 69:	A Gettysburg general
DDown 70:	Approved, for short	OKD
DDown 71:	They attack snacks
DDown 72:	Inst. at Hanover, N.H.	DRT
DDown 73:	Colonizer
DDown 74:	British actress Diana ___
DDown 75:	Diet follower
DDown 78:	Author Haley	ALEX
DDown 79:	Tale by Chateaubriand	RENE
DDown 80:	Ferrum
DDown 82:	Les Etats-___
DDown 83:	Patron of musicians	STCECILIA
DDown 85:	Bern's stream
DDown 87:	College or collar	ETON
DDown 89:	Boyfriend
DDown 90:	Economics org.	CEA
DDown 94:	Dangerous downpour
DDown 97:	Web-footed sea bird
DDown 99:	This might be lame
DDown 100:	Sounds of surprise
DDown 101:	N.Y. Shakespeare Festival producer	PAPP
DDown 102:	___ in the dark	ALEAP
DDown 103:	Artist Matisse	HENRI
DDown 105:	Lafcadio ___, U.S. journalist-author	HEARN
DDown 106:	Tight topper
DDown 107:	Perilous performance
DDown 109:	Ration
DDown 110:	Farm-machine name
DDown 111:	Late bloomer
DDown 113:	___ Khan, Mongol conqueror	BATU
DDown 115:	Secrete
DDown 117:	Goes for
DDown 119:	"Omoo" to "Typee": Abbr.	SEQ
DDown 120:	Suffix with Siam
DDown 122:	"___ Knife," Beckett book