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New York Times Answers

Thursday, 30th March 1989
There are 38 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 30th March 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Project
AAcross 4: Kind of corner
AAcross 8: African antelope
AAcross 13: Sale phraseASIS
AAcross 15: Church part
AAcross 16: Hermit
AAcross 17: Outlet
AAcross 18: Eager
AAcross 19: Madrid mother
AAcross 20: Shakespearean comedyASYOULIKEIT
AAcross 23: Laver or Serling
AAcross 24: Bower ___, writer on rhetoricALY
AAcross 25: "Be it ___ humble . . . "
AAcross 27: Musical groups
AAcross 30: Rap session?
AAcross 33: "Rebecca at the Well" painterROSSITER
AAcross 36: Zola
AAcross 37: Olla or potiche
AAcross 38: Billiard shot
AAcross 40: Pro's partner
AAcross 41: Tilting
AAcross 41: Tilting
AAcross 44: Friend of Brutus and CassiusTITINIUS
AAcross 47: Weather-map line
AAcross 49: Danish seaportODENSE
AAcross 50: Wool-covered
AAcross 53: Dress (up)
AAcross 54: "I caught you!"
AAcross 56: Subject of a Shakespearean dramaKINGHENRYVI
AAcross 61: Touch, for one
AAcross 63: StravinskyIGOR
AAcross 64: "Lord, ___ I?": Matt. 26:22
AAcross 65: More veracious
AAcross 66: Skin: Comb. form
AAcross 67: Stet's opposite
AAcross 68: Dolts
AAcross 69: Time periods
AAcross 70: Ad ___ (pertinent)
DDown 1: Coffee, in slanguage
DDown 2: Exploits
DDown 3: Wee
DDown 4: Kind of psychology
DDown 5: Manger visitors
DDown 6: Summon
DDown 7: Israeli desert
DDown 8: Shade caster
DDown 9: Mauna ___LOA
DDown 10: "Titus ___," Shakespearean tragedyANDRONICUS
DDown 11: Roman fiddler
DDown 12: Stowe book about a slaveDRED
DDown 14: European weasels
DDown 21: Rubber trees
DDown 22: Plural endingIES
DDown 26: Snead or Houston
DDown 27: Certain tests
DDown 28: Shakespearean historical playCORIOLANUS
DDown 29: R.b.i. or e.r.a.
DDown 31: Nearby
DDown 32: Poetic contraction
DDown 32: Poetic contraction
DDown 34: SilkwormERI
DDown 35: Newspaper section, for short
DDown 37: ___ alai
DDown 39: Certain tests
DDown 42: Govt. agency
DDown 43: Oil-bearing ships
DDown 45: Light gas
DDown 46: Actress BergmanINGRID
DDown 48: Louis XIV, e.g.
DDown 51: Slyly derisive
DDown 52: Type of moth
DDown 54: Star with a tailASTA
DDown 55: Linen marking
DDown 57: Israeli dance
DDown 58: River of France and BelgiumYSER
DDown 59: Base
DDown 60: Rona Barrett notation
DDown 62: Understand