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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 4th June 1989
There are 84 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th June 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: " . . . a tall ship and ___ steer her by": MasefieldASTARTO
AAcross 5: Actor HoffmanDUSTIN
AAcross 11: Little Iodine's creatorHATLO
AAcross 16: "___ moss-trooping Scott was he": ScottASTARK
AAcross 19: U.S. columnistALSOP
AAcross 20: Like some beds
AAcross 21: Standoffish
AAcross 22: Chinese dynastyTSIN
AAcross 24: Very meager paySTARVATIONWAGES
AAcross 26: Texas
AAcross 28: Drain
AAcross 29: Lowest points
AAcross 30: Groups of three
AAcross 32: Piggy-bank contents
AAcross 33: On hand
AAcross 35: Baseball pitch
AAcross 36: Dennis and DuncanSANDYS
AAcross 37: Fatigue symptom
AAcross 39: Media man Turner
AAcross 40: Fishing net
AAcross 41: Binds
AAcross 42: Daylight dimmers
AAcross 44: Ratifies
AAcross 45: Defaults
AAcross 47: Half a score
AAcross 50: Manned a shell
AAcross 51: Military bigwigFIVESTARGENERAL
AAcross 54: Soft cheese
AAcross 55: Residue
AAcross 56: Oblast and city of the U.S.S.R.ORELS
AAcross 57: Host at Valhalla
AAcross 58: Flunky
AAcross 59: Effortlessness
AAcross 60: "Le Roi d'Yvetot" composer
AAcross 61: Timber wolves
AAcross 63: Nagged
AAcross 65: Betray a hood's confidenceRATON
AAcross 67: Rome's river
AAcross 68: Mount ___, JordanHOR
AAcross 69: Bard's "before"
AAcross 70: Share top billing
AAcross 70: Share top billing
AAcross 73: Parish-Perkins tune: 1934STARSFELLONALABAMA
AAcross 77: Ukr., e.g.SSR
AAcross 78: Sol.
AAcross 79: Ft. soldiersINF
AAcross 80: Mosquito
AAcross 81: Became cheerfulLITUP
AAcross 83: Thusly: Colloq.LIKESO
AAcross 85: Tamar's half-brotherAMNON
AAcross 86: Swap
AAcross 88: Fox terrier of filmsASTA
AAcross 92: Myrna's kinfolk
AAcross 93: "___ a man with seven wives"IMET
AAcross 94: "A Rage to Live" author
AAcross 95: Wan
AAcross 96: A biol. sci.ANAT
AAcross 97: Figurative signs of joySTARSINONESEYES
AAcross 100: Of ___ (undistinguished)ASORT
AAcross 101: Together: Comb. form
AAcross 102: City: Ger.STADT
AAcross 103: Nitrous ___ (laughing gas)
AAcross 104: Melodic
AAcross 105: Quotidian
AAcross 107: Black tea
AAcross 108: Fine, mod style
AAcross 110: Natives: SuffixOTES
AAcross 111: Be calculating
AAcross 113: Movable pointer
AAcross 115: Some Italian singers
AAcross 117: Bolivian cityORURO
AAcross 118: Sword
AAcross 119: ___ Sark, a Channel Islands rulerDAMEOF
AAcross 120: Glasgow veto
AAcross 123: A discarded title for "G.W.T.W."NOTINOURSTARS
AAcross 125: "When ___ sang together . . . ": Job 38:7THEMORNINGSTARS
AAcross 128: Ending for an inchoative verbESCE
AAcross 129: Al ___ (chewy)DENTE
AAcross 130: Author WeltyEUDORA
AAcross 131: Activates anew
AAcross 132: Sounds seeking silenceSHS
AAcross 133: ___ down (scold)
AAcross 134: Double dagger, in printing
AAcross 135: Being, to Brutus
DDown 1: Edison's middle nameALVA
DDown 2: Blue gemsSTARSAPPHIRES
DDown 3: Preschooler
DDown 4: Vent one's view
DDown 5: Seaport in ScotlandDUNDEE
DDown 6: Relax
DDown 7: Fashionable
DDown 8: Shoelace ends
DDown 9: Cyprinoid fish
DDown 10: Young bird
DDown 11: A binary compound
DDown 12: Solo
DDown 13: Coloring agent
DDown 14: Former Brooklyn pitcherLOES
DDown 15: "A pair ___-cross'd lovers . . . ": Shak.OFSTAR
DDown 16: Accompany
DDown 17: G.I. publication
DDown 18: Poker pot
DDown 19: Spectral typesASTARS
DDown 23: Memorable crime fighter
DDown 25: Ovens
DDown 27: Isolated rocks
DDown 31: Washer cycle
DDown 34: One going back on a promise
DDown 35: Feel effects of a head blowSEESTARS
DDown 36: Dormer part
DDown 37: Habitat
DDown 38: Bow or BartonCLARA
DDown 40: Fuse ores
DDown 41: ___ Carlo MenottiGIAN
DDown 43: Dentist's deg.
DDown 44: State firmly
DDown 45: Brimmed headgear
DDown 46: Doric column edge
DDown 48: Sea ducks
DDown 49: Indigent person
DDown 51: Misrepresent as genuine
DDown 52: Actress Cara of "Fame" fameIRENE
DDown 53: Prize eponym
DDown 54: Prevent
DDown 60: "___ Use Raising a Shout": AudenITSNO
DDown 61: Bed sheets, etc.
DDown 62: Nigerian V.I.P.'s
DDown 63: French nobleman
DDown 64: New Guinea peopleARAU
DDown 66: "___ Born"ASTARIS
DDown 67: Commotion
DDown 68: Alaskan IndiansHAIDAS
DDown 70: Maria of opera
DDown 71: Having a certain sharp flavor
DDown 72: TV roles for Glaser and SoulSTARSKYANDHUTCH
DDown 74: Plaint
DDown 75: Slowly, to Solti
DDown 76: Trumpet
DDown 82: Fervor
DDown 84: Part of i.e.
DDown 85: In the thick of
DDown 86: Bara of silentsTHEDA
DDown 87: Comedienne MarthaRAYE
DDown 89: MeteorsSHOOTINGSTARS
DDown 90: Clipped
DDown 91: Poker payments
DDown 93: "Je dis," in EnglishISAY
DDown 94: Basketry twig
DDown 95: Swiss river
DDown 97: Take by surprise
DDown 98: Lariat loop
DDown 99: Urged
DDown 102: Carly or Paul
DDown 104: City SE of Cleveland
DDown 106: High hideaways
DDown 107: Ballet movements
DDown 108: Honshu seaportAOMORI
DDown 109: Verdi works
DDown 111: Loudness unit
DDown 112: Irritable
DDown 113: Chili con ___CARNE
DDown 114: Whipper-snappers
DDown 115: Greek isleSAMOS
DDown 116: Flaming
DDown 118: Remorseful one
DDown 119: "___ Dinah," 1958 hit tuneDEDE
DDown 121: Phoenician love goddess
DDown 122: Ar successor
DDown 124: Bizarre
DDown 126: Hawaiian syndicate
DDown 127: Vane dirs.NES
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