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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 3rd September 1989
There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd September 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Israel's AbbaEBAN
AAcross 5: Police group
AAcross 10: Sense by feeling
AAcross 14: Norman townSTLO
AAcross 18: Gambling game
AAcross 19: Ecuador's capital
AAcross 20: Cupid
AAcross 21: Brazilian stateBAHIA
AAcross 22: Carpenter's patriotic lyric?THEFRUITEDPLANE
AAcross 25: Court decree
AAcross 26: Gaze intently towardSTAREAT
AAcross 27: Feed on the lea
AAcross 28: City of last Lincoln-Douglas debateALTON
AAcross 29: ConcerningINRE
AAcross 30: "Superman" Christopher
AAcross 31: Permit
AAcross 32: British P.M.: 1945-52
AAcross 35: Lint-collecting material
AAcross 36: Frost's "In the ___"
AAcross 39: Redheaded Arlene
AAcross 40: Barber's dinner course?SCISSORSALAD
AAcross 43: Palindromic Cambodian Lon ___NOL
AAcross 44: Scold, with "down"
AAcross 46: Cakes' unlikely partner
AAcross 47: Parched
AAcross 48: Gudrun's husbandATLI
AAcross 49: Dos Passos trilogy
AAcross 49: Dos Passos trilogy
AAcross 50: Gardener's direction?WESTWARDHOE
AAcross 55: "Borstal Boy" playwrightBEHAN
AAcross 56: Coloring substances
AAcross 58: Domain
AAcross 59: Negative verbal contractionWERENT
AAcross 60: She was a lady, in songEADIE
AAcross 61: "Bei ___ Bist Du Schoen," 1937 hit
AAcross 62: ___ four (tea cake)
AAcross 63: Condemned
AAcross 65: Nicholas Gage best sellerELENI
AAcross 67: Like some cigarettes
AAcross 70: Pixyish
AAcross 71: How a new lumberjack fells a tree?AXIDENTALLY
AAcross 73: Kind of process, in chemistry
AAcross 74: Northern wind of southern France
AAcross 75: "___ baby!"ATTA
AAcross 76: Past
AAcross 77: "And to Think That I ___ on Mulberry Street"SAWIT
AAcross 79: "Yech!"
AAcross 80: Leather-worker's dictum?AWLORNOTHING
AAcross 85: Take out, editorially
AAcross 86: A ___ (sizable amount)
AAcross 88: Hunter in the sky
AAcross 89: Dished out the soup
AAcross 91: Field mice
AAcross 92: Alb adjunct
AAcross 93: ___ Sadr, exiled Iranian
AAcross 94: John or BoDEREK
AAcross 95: Steak cut
AAcross 96: Blow hot ___ (vacillate)ANDCOLD
AAcross 100: Pivotal
AAcross 101: Reapers' span?BRIDGEOFSCYTHES
AAcross 104: Droves
AAcross 105: Shankar, the sitar playerRAVI
AAcross 106: Hackneyed
AAcross 107: "L'___, c'est moi"
AAcross 108: "The Banana Boat Song," familiarlyDAYO
AAcross 109: Oil-cartel acronym
AAcross 110: Male and female
AAcross 111: Britain's "blonde bombshell"
DDown 1: Newts
DDown 2: Thai money
DDown 3: Precinct
DDown 4: Airline's Spartan offering
DDown 5: "Hollywood ___," TV game show
DDown 6: Entirely
DDown 7: Out, in the TransvaalUIT
DDown 8: Had a bite
DDown 9: Los Angeles nine
DDown 10: Long parley
DDown 11: Astonish
DDown 12: Like a certain Ranger
DDown 13: Grand ___, Evangeline's home
DDown 14: Tailor, facetiously
DDown 15: Mason's discouraging advice?THROWINTHETROWEL
DDown 16: Property claim
DDown 17: Tidbit for Dobbin
DDown 21: "Home, Sweet Home," e.g.
DDown 23: Coty or DescartesRENE
DDown 24: Polite Italian wordPREGO
DDown 28: Get ___ on (find a clue)ALEAD
DDown 30: Stitch again
DDown 31: Kate's TV friendALLIE
DDown 32: Total
DDown 33: Anklebones
DDown 34: Ditchdigger's knightly period?THEAGEOFSHOVELRY
DDown 35: River deposits
DDown 36: Billiard shot
DDown 37: Pitcher RyanNOLAN
DDown 38: Flash
DDown 41: Untouchables, e.g.
DDown 42: Comedian MortSAHL
DDown 45: Where the Riksdag meets
DDown 48: Eagle's penthouse suite
DDown 51: Writer Bagnold
DDown 52: Bristling with weapons
DDown 53: Marie Antoinette, notablyREINE
DDown 54: Memorable "Mack the Knife" singerDARIN
DDown 55: Grable, White and BoopBETTYS
DDown 57: Ike's wife
DDown 59: Jack Benny's exclamation
DDown 62: Southwestern lagniappePILON
DDown 63: Rid of eavesdropping devices
DDown 64: Few: Comb. form
DDown 65: Sing the praises of
DDown 66: Matilda or Ananias
DDown 67: Twist's wicked tutor
DDown 68: Prospero, e.g.
DDown 69: Loved not wisely, but too well
DDown 71: Rand's shrugger
DDown 72: Western resortTAHOE
DDown 75: "A year, a month, ___ . . . ": MarloweAWEEK
DDown 78: "Hooked"
DDown 80: Luther, Larry and PollyADLERS
DDown 81: Wandering
DDown 82: Vital space-shuttle part
DDown 83: Twofers, e.g.
DDown 84: Takes a gander
DDown 87: El ___, fabulous treasure city
DDown 90: Gibb or GumpANDY
DDown 92: Among the quick
DDown 93: Tack up
DDown 94: "___ deer, a female . . . "DOEA
DDown 95: Wrap with ropes, at sea
DDown 97: "___ be in England . . . ": R. BrowningOHTO
DDown 98: Limerick man
DDown 99: N.Y. timesDSTS
DDown 100: Wilson's deg.
DDown 100: Wilson's deg.
DDown 101: Sibling of Sis
DDown 102: Galena or bauxite
DDown 102: Galena or bauxite
DDown 103: Dilemma
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