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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 5th February 1989
There are 67 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th February 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Prepares one's wild oats
AAcross 5: Wood sorrels
AAcross 9: Master beginner
AAcross 13: Coincide
AAcross 18: Nerd
AAcross 19: ___ snuff (O.K.)
AAcross 20: ___ Vista, city S of San DiegoCHULA
AAcross 21: He wrote "Advise and Consent": 1959DRURY
AAcross 22: "___ Want for Christmas . . . "ALLI
AAcross 23: Cauda
AAcross 24: Two-walled fortification
AAcross 25: Stupid
AAcross 26: Excitement over a national park?YELLOWSTONEFEVER
AAcross 30: Summers along the SeineETES
AAcross 31: Donatello specialty
AAcross 32: British noble familyEDENS
AAcross 33: Wheat bristle
AAcross 35: Check
AAcross 37: ___-dieu (kneeling bench)PRIE
AAcross 38: Charwoman's utensil
AAcross 42: Member of the fold
AAcross 46: Watergate evidence?REDHOTTAPE
AAcross 50: Kind of therapy
AAcross 51: Unusual bloke
AAcross 52: Kálmán operetta
AAcross 53: One of a nautical trio
AAcross 55: "The Haj" authorURIS
AAcross 56: "Hasta luego!"
AAcross 58: Sugar daddy?GOLDDIGGERSMINE
AAcross 63: Tusked cetaceans
AAcross 65: "___ kleine Nachtmusik": Mozart
AAcross 66: Wires
AAcross 67: Spanish baby boys
AAcross 68: Eng. start-upIGN
AAcross 69: Chestnut's kin
AAcross 71: Blind ___ASABAT
AAcross 74: Malarial malady
AAcross 75: Sci-fi automatons
AAcross 79: Pei's winning work?BLUERIBBONPRINT
AAcross 83: Of gold
AAcross 84: Pro ___ (shared equally)
AAcross 85: Emulate Julia Child
AAcross 86: College sports org.NCAA
AAcross 88: Hindu god
AAcross 89: Coast or tower preceder
AAcross 91: Attar for 12 Down?ROSEBUDOIL
AAcross 95: Wax-covered cheese
AAcross 96: Like a trillium's leaves
AAcross 98: ___-polyROLY
AAcross 99: Author Buscaglia
AAcross 101: Resort of a sort
AAcross 102: Man in a lodge
AAcross 104: Cochise, for one
AAcross 109: Beige
AAcross 112: Under-the-counter ne'er-do-wells?BLACKMARKETSHEEP
AAcross 117: Gasconades
AAcross 119: Extricate
AAcross 120: Hip
AAcross 121: Cinders of comicsELLA
AAcross 122: Idaho senator: 1907-40BORAH
AAcross 123: Like Redford
AAcross 124: Rise high
AAcross 125: Writer Waugh
AAcross 126: Hair-raising
AAcross 127: Largest salt lake in Australia
AAcross 128: With competence
AAcross 129: "___ Fence Me In"DONT
DDown 1: Hangs in there
DDown 2: Little hooter
DDown 3: Author CatherWILLA
DDown 4: Avocet's kin
DDown 5: Lasts longer than
DDown 6: Ledger scanners, for shortCPAS
DDown 7: Have ___ (tackle)ATIT
DDown 8: Without others
DDown 9: Sit at ___ of (be a disciple)THEFEET
DDown 10: "Age of Anxiety" poet
DDown 11: Poles, Serbs, etc.SLAVS
DDown 12: Welles role
DDown 13: Put two and two together
DDown 14: Horticulturist's habitat?GREENTHUMBHOUSE
DDown 15: Litter's smallest
DDown 16: Old tongue
DDown 17: Some are private
DDown 20: Attribute to
DDown 27: Away
DDown 28: Pianist Peter
DDown 29: Author Santha Rama ___RAU
DDown 34: Inst. at Ogden, UtahWSC
DDown 36: Darwin's ship
DDown 37: Esposito of the N.H.L.PHIL
DDown 38: Brighton sight
DDown 39: Jeopardy
DDown 40: Ammonia derivative
DDown 41: Items to count
DDown 42: Credit union's offer
DDown 43: "___ partridge in a . . . "ANDA
DDown 44: She wrote "My Life": 1975
DDown 45: Forest denizen's sweet?BROWNBEARSSUGAR
DDown 47: Rubbish
DDown 48: Pierre's seraphANGE
DDown 49: Gilt, e.g.
DDown 54: Moved in a curved course
DDown 57: Trim
DDown 59: Condescend
DDown 60: Uncover
DDown 61: Kind of tube or circle
DDown 62: Pelvic bones
DDown 64: Caper
DDown 69: Place to get pesetas
DDown 70: Necessitate
DDown 71: Hillside dugouts
DDown 72: Drudge
DDown 73: Hatchbacks, e.g.
DDown 74: NASA nodsAOKS
DDown 76: Crocus or gladiolus
DDown 77: Aprile Millo, for one
DDown 78: Hornswaggler's forte
DDown 80: Windbag
DDown 81: Hobgoblin's word
DDown 82: ___ 500 (event for Al Unser)INDY
DDown 87: Depending on luck
DDown 90: Kennel sound
DDown 92: Hurler in Brooklyn: 1948-57ERSKINE
DDown 93: Grew swiftly
DDown 94: Ginglymus's neighbor
DDown 97: Pt. of Newfoundland
DDown 100: Saturn's spouse
DDown 102: Macho
DDown 103: John Lithgow, e.g.
DDown 105: Winning
DDown 106: Relative of a viola
DDown 107: Reddy or Moody
DDown 108: Solar-lunar time differential
DDown 109: Refluxes
DDown 110: "Lizard of the Nile," for short
DDown 111: ___ avisRARA
DDown 113: Grease job
DDown 114: Sub ___ (secretly)
DDown 115: Pommel
DDown 116: Useful Latin abbr.
DDown 116: Useful Latin abbr.
DDown 118: Retiring
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