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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 11th June 1989
There are 61 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th June 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Germany's Otto ___ BismarckVON
AAcross 4: Kind of prof.ASST
AAcross 8: Lewis's TimberlaneCASS
AAcross 12: Excuse
AAcross 16: Shaped
AAcross 17: "___ Kick Out of You"IGETA
AAcross 18: "Gypsy Love" composer
AAcross 20: File
AAcross 21: High cards
AAcross 22: ___ of Marmara, TurkeySEAOF
AAcross 23: Old World lizard
AAcross 24: Kitchen followerETTE
AAcross 25: Stone-Day collaboration?LUSTFORLIFEWITHFATHER
AAcross 29: Coarse silk
AAcross 30: That, in CannesCET
AAcross 31: Inhibit
AAcross 32: Tiny, in Scotland
AAcross 33: "Auld Lang ___"
AAcross 36: Besides
AAcross 38: Elsa, e.g.
AAcross 42: MacDonald-Graves collaboration?THEEGGANDICLAUDIUS
AAcross 46: Volcano crater
AAcross 49: Asian weight
AAcross 50: One of seven: Abbr.AFR
AAcross 51: Sights at Provincetown
AAcross 52: Hamilton-Rice collaboration?ANGELSTREETSCENE
AAcross 58: Sophia or IsabelREINA
AAcross 59: Actress Alicia
AAcross 60: Wilder's "___ Town"
AAcross 61: Keddah, e.g.
AAcross 65: Warren-Kingsley collaboration?ALLTHEKINGSMENINWHITE
AAcross 72: North Sea feeder
AAcross 73: Long time
AAcross 74: "High ___": M. Anderson
AAcross 75: Bert's "Sesame Street" friendERNIE
AAcross 76: Saint-Exupéry-Borodin collaboration? (with "The")LITTLEPRINCEIGOR
AAcross 82: Russian mountainsALTAI
AAcross 87: Mouths
AAcross 88: Arabian V.I.P.
AAcross 89: Pokey dwellers
AAcross 90: Wouk-Tolstoy collaboration? (with "The")WINDSOFWARANDPEACE
AAcross 96: "___, Lover," 1954 songLETMEGO
AAcross 97: Henri's soulAME
AAcross 98: " . . . Cupid ___ longer an archer": Shak.ISNO
AAcross 99: Bearish period
AAcross 102: Namesakes of the chief Vedic godINDRAS
AAcross 105: "___, That Kiss," 1931 song
AAcross 107: Tristram's love
AAcross 109: Conrad-Koestler collaboration?HEARTOFDARKNESSATNOON
AAcross 115: Square column
AAcross 116: ___ and sometimes YAEIOU
AAcross 117: In a tumult
AAcross 118: Choreographer-director Tommy ___
AAcross 119: Rock star Billy ___
AAcross 120: Town in ProvenceDIGNE
AAcross 121: ___ Sap, Cambodian lakeTONLE
AAcross 122: Galatea's loverACIS
AAcross 123: Prunes trees
AAcross 124: —— off (irate)
AAcross 125: Hem
AAcross 126: H.H.S. arm
DDown 1: Empty space
DDown 2: Black Sea port
DDown 3: Retreats
DDown 4: Composer of "Happy Days Are Here Again"
DDown 5: Close an envelope
DDown 6: Follower of Zeno
DDown 7: Stiff fabric
DDown 8: Hammer part
DDown 9: Auspices
DDown 10: ___-al-Arab (Iraqi waterway)SHATT
DDown 11: Euphemism for "hell"SAMHILL
DDown 12: So-called, in ProvencePRETENDU
DDown 13: Plaster holder
DDown 14: Tasso's patronESTE
DDown 15: Mimic
DDown 16: Brewers' needs
DDown 17: Rainfall-chart lines
DDown 19: Basket fiber
DDown 26: Trouble, in Ayr
DDown 27: Orwell's schoolETON
DDown 28: Not in a whisper
DDown 34: Orderly
DDown 35: Hungarian city
DDown 37: Harem rooms
DDown 39: "___ Heldenleben": R. StraussEIN
DDown 40: Petition
DDown 41: Draft org.
DDown 42: Rivers in England and OntarioTRENTS
DDown 43: Collect facts slowly
DDown 44: World banking org.
DDown 45: King of Thebes
DDown 46: Corday's victim
DDown 47: Anoint, old style
DDown 48: Spry
DDown 53: ___-di-dah
DDown 54: H.S. subj.
DDown 55: Flavor
DDown 56: Rapa ___ (Easter Island)NUI
DDown 57: Suffix with a cardinal point
DDown 61: Threefold
DDown 62: Beatles' StarrRINGO
DDown 63: Suffix with form or reformATION
DDown 64: Equals
DDown 66: Moray
DDown 67: Japanese carp
DDown 68: Under one's controlINTOW
DDown 69: Swab
DDown 70: Bungled
DDown 71: ___ Willie Winkie
DDown 77: Musical syllableTRA
DDown 78: Pasternak girlLARA
DDown 79: Body of African warriors
DDown 80: She wrote "Seven Women"
DDown 81: Having a skull
DDown 82: Hole maker
DDown 83: Trygve of the U.N.
DDown 84: Explosive letters
DDown 85: Nimitz and Byrd
DDown 86: "___ thee late a rosy wreath": JonsonISENT
DDown 91: Group of eight
DDown 92: Fine
DDown 93: In a violent rage
DDown 94: Infant under one month
DDown 95: Price
DDown 99: Loafer
DDown 100: Persephone's love
DDown 101: Chromosome parts
DDown 103: Verona's river
DDown 104: Rhone feeder
DDown 106: A king of Judea
DDown 108: Ready for consideration
DDown 109: Multiseasonal pelter
DDown 110: Inner: Comb. formENDO
DDown 111: Upon
DDown 112: Regretted
DDown 113: Trill or troll
DDown 114: Shoe part
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