New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th July 1989

There are 74 across clues and 90 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th July 1989. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Noted naval historian
AAcross 6:	Rib
AAcross 11:	Push may come to this
AAcross 16:	Iowa church society	AMANA
AAcross 21:	Plowed land, in Pamplona	ARADA
AAcross 22:	What Paul Revere spread
AAcross 23:	Wretched abode
AAcross 24:	Kind of soprano
AAcross 25:	Start of a verse	IDOUBTIDDEEMITADISGRACE
AAcross 29:	Guy's gal
AAcross 30:	A code in the head?
AAcross 31:	Bacchanalian bash
AAcross 32:	Annual British rowing regatta
AAcross 33:	Nuclear device
AAcross 35:	Essential
AAcross 36:	___ avis	RARA
AAcross 37:	Wee one
AAcross 38:	An Imogene who made the scene
AAcross 39:	Suborder comprising the swifts	APODI
AAcross 41:	Manufacturers' org.
AAcross 44:	More of verse	WEREYOUTOCALLAVASEAVASE
AAcross 52:	Had a bite
AAcross 53:	Cat-___-tails	ONINE
AAcross 54:	Fanons	ORALES
AAcross 55:	___-les-Moulineaux, Paris suburb	ISSY
AAcross 56:	___ kebab (barbecue treat)
AAcross 59:	Sympathy's partner
AAcross 60:	Forsyte tale, e.g.
AAcross 62:	"Exodus" hero	ARI
AAcross 63:	Dilute
AAcross 64:	More of verse	INDEEDIDNOTBEGIVENPAUSE
AAcross 69:	One of a facial pair
AAcross 70:	Wine tub
AAcross 71:	Served perfectly
AAcross 72:	Walking ___ (elated)
AAcross 73:	Of age: Lat. abbr.	AET
AAcross 74:	Appearance
AAcross 76:	Humdinger
AAcross 77:	Inst. at Columbus	OSU
AAcross 78:	Hits a fly
AAcross 81:	Singer Vikki
AAcross 82:	Result
AAcross 83:	Padded footstool
AAcross 87:	More of verse	WEREYOUTOCALLAVASEAVASE
AAcross 92:	Resort town in the Catskills	ACRA
AAcross 93:	New Deal inits.
AAcross 94:	Supporter
AAcross 95:	"The Name of the Rose" author
AAcross 96:	Cowboy's cow catcher
AAcross 97:	Month, in Metz	MOIS
AAcross 98:	Butterfly's title	MADAMA
AAcross 100:	Cordage fiber
AAcross 102:	___ Remo, Italy
AAcross 103:	More of verse	IMVERYTOLERANTTHESEDAYS
AAcross 109:	Bishopric
AAcross 110:	Poirot's explanatory word	ALORS
AAcross 111:	Viaud's pen name
AAcross 112:	Golfer's gadget
AAcross 113:	To-do
AAcross 114:	Snap
AAcross 116:	Arbor feature
AAcross 120:	Argot
AAcross 123:	Mont or Mel
AAcross 124:	Algonquian
AAcross 125:	A lady-in-waiting to Cleo	IRAS
AAcross 127:	End of verse	ITSNOTSOTOUGHIHAFMYVASE
AAcross 132:	Pale shade of blue	ETAIN
AAcross 133:	Burst forth, as a volcano
AAcross 134:	Duck
AAcross 135:	Doc
AAcross 136:	Gogol's "___ Bulba"
AAcross 137:	Oater group
AAcross 138:	Hinder
AAcross 139:	Common verbal contraction	ARENT
DDown 1:	An upstairs girl
DDown 2:	Passion
DDown 3:	Non-Hawaiian, in Hawaii
DDown 4:	Fawn upon
DDown 5:	Catch in the act
DDown 6:	Lorre in "The Maltese Falcon"
DDown 7:	Longer in the tooth
DDown 8:	Actress Thompson	SADA
DDown 9:	Three, to Luigi	TRE
DDown 10:	Smith's patriotic ballad
DDown 11:	Hindu god, called The Destroyer
DDown 12:	Hailey book: 1965
DDown 13:	Pigskin-shaped
DDown 14:	Indian writer Mehta	VED
DDown 15:	Yalie	ELI
DDown 16:	Casbah country
DDown 17:	A Loy of unalloyed delight	MYRNA
DDown 18:	Soviet inland sea	ARAL
DDown 19:	Pleasant
DDown 20:	___-deucey	ACEY
DDown 26:	Drumroll
DDown 27:	Gold or copper
DDown 28:	Tints delicately	SHADESIN
DDown 34:	Arch
DDown 35:	Viva follower	VOCE
DDown 36:	A certain Snow White's sister
DDown 38:	Author Doyle's middle name	CONAN
DDown 39:	Actress Gardner
DDown 40:	Prolonged parley
DDown 41:	Leading money-winning horse: 1955	NASHUA
DDown 42:	Neighbor of Perugia	ASSISI
DDown 43:	N.J.'s governor: 1954-62	MEYNER
DDown 44:	"The king ___ his counting-house"	WASIN
DDown 45:	Of a race: Comb. form	ETHNO
DDown 46:	Whitelaw and Ogden	REIDS
DDown 47:	"Wait ___ Dark," 1967 film
DDown 48:	All even
DDown 49:	Theater section
DDown 50:	"To ___ bone . . . ": Kipling	ARAGANDA
DDown 51:	Dante's "New Life"	VITANUOVA
DDown 57:	Make comfortable	SETATEASE
DDown 58:	Joan of Arc's "crime"
DDown 60:	Laurel or Musial	STAN
DDown 61:	Browning's "___ Vogler"	ABT
DDown 65:	Morse-code word
DDown 66:	Surmounted difficulties
DDown 67:	Bartender's need
DDown 68:	Of the mail service
DDown 74:	Dueler in the sun
DDown 75:	Group helping D.P.'s	IRO
DDown 76:	"___ Make Believe," 1927 song
DDown 77:	Inhabitant: Suffix	OTE
DDown 78:	Pundits
DDown 79:	"Here ___ a-wassailing," Yuletide air's start	WECOME
DDown 80:	Reach one's goal
DDown 81:	Museum honcho
DDown 82:	Building wing
DDown 83:	"___ Mio"	OSOLE
DDown 84:	Tuscan marble center
DDown 85:	Lab analysis
DDown 86:	Bright lights
DDown 88:	" . . . enter ___ of friends": Cowper	ONMYLIST
DDown 89:	Winglike
DDown 90:	"___ la glubba," Leoncavallo aria	VESTI
DDown 91:	Arthritis med.
DDown 99:	Smith and Pacino
DDown 100:	"Tell ___ the marines!"	ITTO
DDown 101:	Regard highly
DDown 104:	G.I.'s K ___
DDown 105:	"Take Me ___," 1959 Broadway hit
DDown 106:	Serrated
DDown 107:	Slippery customer
DDown 108:	Parcel postmen do it
DDown 113:	French designer Rykiel	SONIA
DDown 114:	Falls into a chair heavily
DDown 115:	___ couture
DDown 116:	Swap
DDown 117:	Allude (to)
DDown 118:	Muslim decree
DDown 119:	Black buck
DDown 120:	Painter Mondrian
DDown 121:	"___ baby!"	ATTA
DDown 122:	Russian ruler
DDown 123:	Eng. units of heat	BTUS
DDown 124:	Causerie
DDown 126:	Religious group
DDown 128:	Fall mo.
DDown 129:	Gold, in Genova	ORO
DDown 130:	"___ Got Five Dollars," 1931 song	IVE
DDown 131:	Singer Sumac from Peru	YMA