New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd July 1989 There are 62 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd July 1989. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Kind of planAMERICANAAcross 9: Cloisonné componentENAMELAAcross 15: "¿Quién ___?"SABEAAcross 19: Plant source of vitamin ACAROTENEAAcross 20: Lassie's familyCANIDAEAAcross 22: QuahogCLAMAAcross 23: Unisex Shakespearean play?TITUSANDROGYNOUSAAcross 25: Aleutian islandATTUAAcross 26: Nautical directionALEEAAcross 27: Vic's radio wifeSADEAAcross 28: Zeus, to CronusSONAAcross 29: Rooms at the topGARRETSAAcross 31: TransformedREMADEAAcross 33: SnackNOSHAAcross 35: Swiss riverAAREAAcross 36: SoulsANIMASAAcross 40: Eliot poem on the rewards of dieting?THEWAISTBANDAAcross 44: Waters the gardenHOSESAAcross 45: Truth, in ConfucianismTAOAAcross 46: Site of the patellaKNEEAAcross 47: Pablo's uncleTIOAAcross 48: Country song from a Gershwin musical?EMBRACEABLEEWEAAcross 54: Kind of priceASKINGAAcross 56: Actress RehanADAAAcross 57: "___ right with the world"ALLSAAcross 58: Diva StevensRISEAAcross 60: Theater partLOGEAAcross 61: PillagesDESPOILSAAcross 64: Olympic eventLUGEAAcross 66: At full speedAMAINAAcross 69: Woolf work on the joy of housework?ABROOMOFONESOWNAAcross 72: Kepi partVISORAAcross 73: "L' ___ c'est moi"ETATAAcross 74: Norman and Walloon, e.g.DIALECTSAAcross 78: TraverseSPANAAcross 80: Land in Eur.AUSTAAcross 82: Bank claimLIENAAcross 83: Scandinavian coinOREAAcross 83: Scandinavian coinORE.AAcross 84: N.B.A. menCAGERSAAcross 87: Fitzgerald's tale for tots?THELASTRACCOONAAcross 92: PerseghianARAAAcross 93: FervorHEATAAcross 95: City in Neb.ORDAAcross 96: "Ars gratia ___"ARTISAAcross 97: Updike work on cooking wild game?RABBITDELUXEAAcross 101: ___ Pointe, Mich.GROSSEAAcross 102: BlessingBOONAAcross 103: City on the OkaORELAAcross 104: GuidesSTEERSAAcross 108: Unbranded calf, to cowboysLONGEARAAcross 110: Alma-___, U.S.S.R. cityATAAAcross 112: Chip in a chipANTEAAcross 113: Cartoonist SoglowOTTOAAcross 117: Alan or RobertALDAAAcross 118: Freed-Brown film musical re commuters?SINGININTHETRAINAAcross 122: MatchPAIRAAcross 123: Air: Comb. formPNEUMATAAcross 124: Went over againRETRACEDAAcross 125: Exam for a teenPSATAAcross 126: Long-running showGREASEAAcross 127: "Hamlet" settingELSINOREDDown 1: Recorded proceedingsACTADDown 2: KnightwearMAILDDown 3: Famed artist-designerERTEDDown 4: RakeROUEDDown 5: Porter's "___ De-Lovely"ITSDDown 6: StopsCEASESDDown 7: Former Indochinese kingdomANNAMDDown 8: "I Pagliacci" wifeNEDDADDown 9: Writer UmbertoECODDown 10: Emulates XanthippeNAGSDDown 11: "Tennis, ___?"ANYONEDDown 12: Common baitMINNOWDDown 13: Tokyo before 1868EDODDown 14: Rowan and Martin's showLAUGHINDDown 15: Beetle or gemSCARABDDown 16: ChangeALTERATIONDDown 17: Glutton's activityBATTENINGDDown 18: Cassowaries' kinEMUSDDown 21: Conductor ___-Pekka SalonenESADDown 24: Like some tapeREDDDown 30: EstimatesRATESDDown 31: Tabula ___RASADDown 32: Relative of etc.ET ALDDown 32: Relative of etc.ET AL.DDown 34: Tokyo drinksSAKESDDown 36: OnwardAHEADDDown 37: Words with guerre or plumeNOMDEDDown 38: Russian log hutsISBASDDown 39: Debussy's "La ___"MERDDown 41: StraddlerHOEDDown 42: Word with biscuit or dogSEADDown 43: Venetian official of yoreDOGEDDown 45: Cookbook abbr.TBSDDown 49: "Five Graves to ___," 1943 filmCAIRODDown 50: Archeological site in IndiaELLORADDown 51: Part of a k aALSODDown 52: Grain diseaseERGOTDDown 53: Vienna, to StraussWIENDDown 55: Actor Kevin from St. LouisKLINEDDown 59: Not so hardEASIERDDown 62: "Common Sense" authorPAINEDDown 63: Dictionary abbr.OBSDDown 64: Singer-actress LenyaLOTTEDDown 65: Capital of the Bashkir RepublicUFADDown 67: Flaherty South Seas film: 1926MOANADDown 68: Pointed instrumentAWLDDown 70: EngageMESHDDown 71: What diaskeuasts doEDITDDown 72: The life of a hoboVAGABONDIADDown 75: Mud hensCOOTSDDown 76: ___-Rivières, QuebecTROISDDown 77: Sixth followerSENSEDDown 78: CicatrixSCARDDown 79: Bowl-shaped antennasPARABOLASDDown 81: AbsoluteUTTERDDown 82: Trip tripper, for shortLSDDDown 85: Lorelei's bailiwickRHINEDDown 86: Between game and matchSETDDown 88: Bagel topperLOXDDown 89: Hector's protectorARESDDown 90: Lincoln and MaxwellCARSDDown 91: ___-MagnonCRODDown 94: WorshipfulADORINGDDown 98: Oscar winner in 1951BOGARTDDown 99: Doyle's "The Red-Headed ___"LEAGUEDDown 100: Last syllable of a wordULTIMADDown 101: HailsGREETSDDown 105: Japanese land unitTANDDown 106: ___ nousENTREDDown 107: Lucy's TV palETHELDDown 108: Northern nomadLAPPDDown 109: Horned viperASPDDown 111: Collections of sayingsANASDDown 113: Algerian portORANDDown 114: Tex-Mex treatTACODDown 115: Opera-house featureTIERDDown 116: Marcel's waveONDEDDown 119: Abner's fatherNERDDown 120: Social followerITEDDown 121: Cycle starterTRI