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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 24th September 1989
There are 81 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th September 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Nautical term
AAcross 6: Sleight of hand
AAcross 11: May or Charles
AAcross 15: Pound, as in a mortar
AAcross 19: Cruel masterLEGREE
AAcross 21: Mennonite
AAcross 22: Capital of South Yemen
AAcross 23: Carroll heroineALICE
AAcross 24: The indestructible Miss Bailey
AAcross 27: Maillol's favorite subject
AAcross 28: Terminus
AAcross 29: Lunatic of old
AAcross 30: King of the Amorites: Num. 21:21SIHON
AAcross 31: Tun
AAcross 32: Large European tree
AAcross 33: Devices for heating liquids
AAcross 34: Kind of mite or peak
AAcross 37: Burrowing rodent
AAcross 42: More underhanded
AAcross 43: Party of a sort
AAcross 44: Monopolize
AAcross 46: Wading bird
AAcross 47: The lovable Mr. Holden
AAcross 50: U.N. org.
AAcross 51: Eastern Church monasteries
AAcross 52: Scup
AAcross 53: Swiss river
AAcross 54: Brouhaha
AAcross 55: QE1 or QE2
AAcross 56: Like certain beaches
AAcross 57: Fast
AAcross 59: Fragment
AAcross 60: Der ___ (Adenauer)ALTE
AAcross 61: Russian communities
AAcross 62: De Mille or RhodesCECIL
AAcross 63: Famous evolutionist
AAcross 64: Gentleman farmer's degreeMSA
AAcross 65: Mork in tatters
AAcross 68: Flavoring substance
AAcross 69: Bury
AAcross 71: Capital of Seine-Maritime
AAcross 72: Set straight
AAcross 73: N.Y.'s geographic center
AAcross 74: The irrepressible Midler
AAcross 76: High priestELI
AAcross 79: Dahl or FrancisARLENE
AAcross 80: ___-et-un (gambling game)VINGT
AAcross 81: Desiccated
AAcross 82: Foie ___ (table delicacy)GRAS
AAcross 83: Part of a black suit
AAcross 84: Indian princess
AAcross 85: Do a framer's jobREMAT
AAcross 87: Icy
AAcross 88: So
AAcross 89: Ballad
AAcross 90: Broadcast
AAcross 91: Fox or jackal
AAcross 92: Poetic contraction
AAcross 93: The adorable Miss Pickford
AAcross 96: Ancient Greek colony
AAcross 97: Herb for McClanahan
AAcross 98: Bonnie one
AAcross 99: Common mosquito
AAcross 100: Spread out
AAcross 101: Envelope protecting a record
AAcross 103: Nodded
AAcross 104: "The pig was ___"
AAcross 105: ___ de Calais
AAcross 106: "Life is an ___ itself . . . ": O. W. Holmes Jr.ENDIN
AAcross 107: Notorious mischief-makerDENNIS
AAcross 110: Cousin of kvass
AAcross 113: Icy pinnacle
AAcross 116: Miss Heming as a partner in crimeCONFEDERATEVIOLET
AAcross 119: Period
AAcross 120: Cordon ___ (top chef)
AAcross 121: Edict in Odessa
AAcross 122: One who sidesteps
AAcross 123: Social attribute
AAcross 124: Hall, in HamburgSAAL
AAcross 125: A concern of Whittier
AAcross 126: End of a Gertrude Stein quote
DDown 1: Mont Blanc, e.g.ALPE
DDown 2: "I've ___ to London . . . "
DDown 3: Mild expletive
DDown 4: Airport abbr.ARR
DDown 5: Pinochle play
DDown 6: Expert
DDown 7: Verily
DDown 8: Encircled
DDown 9: St. John or St. ThomasISL
DDown 10: Bonos' baby
DDown 11: Members of a medieval sect
DDown 12: Juan's goodbye
DDown 13: Writer Robert ___ Warren
DDown 14: Siamese twin
DDown 15: Popeye's nemesisBLUTO
DDown 16: Divest
DDown 17: The Red Baron, e.g.
DDown 18: Permissive word
DDown 20: Ocelli
DDown 23: Crown of flowers
DDown 25: Eastern potentate
DDown 26: Tendon
DDown 31: Curriculum ___
DDown 33: Poetic tribute
DDown 34: Bizarre
DDown 35: Tomlinson shooting the rapidsWHITEWATERLILY
DDown 36: Seek
DDown 37: Subject of Tennyson's "In Memoriam"HALLAM
DDown 38: Serves
DDown 39: Hardy friend at Pikes Peak
DDown 40: Pebbly rubble
DDown 41: Speed
DDown 42: Gurth, in "Ivanhoe"
DDown 43: Thresh
DDown 45: Bridge whizGOREN
DDown 47: Euphorbia
DDown 48: An anagram for sower
DDown 49: Poor man's mink
DDown 54: Circe, e.g.
DDown 56: Ess
DDown 57: Violin precursor
DDown 58: Small seeds of grapes
DDown 59: Debra of Hollywood
DDown 61: Bea Arthur roleMAUDE
DDown 62: Dracula, for one
DDown 63: Sere
DDown 65: Lorelei's river
DDown 66: Bee sound
DDown 67: Stendahl's "Le ___ et le noir"
DDown 68: Satellite's path
DDown 70: Lacks
DDown 72: Sweet RosieOGRADY
DDown 73: Eurydice's beloved
DDown 74: Jag
DDown 75: Designator
DDown 77: Singer KazanLAINIE
DDown 78: "Ding-Dong! the Witch ___"ISDEAD
DDown 79: Actress in "The Maltese Falcon"
DDown 80: Windmill parts
DDown 82: Columbus's hometown
DDown 84: Awaken
DDown 85: Frosty
DDown 86: Ages
DDown 87: Manxman, e.g.
DDown 89: Croats and CzechsSLAVS
DDown 90: Postscript
DDown 91: Kind of audience
DDown 93: Etiolate
DDown 94: Quantity alongside a barnYARDFUL
DDown 95: Spooky
DDown 100: Rational
DDown 102: Excess of solar over lunar year
DDown 103: Nine: Comb. formENNEA
DDown 104: Diarize
DDown 106: ___ weed, rangeland plantEOLA
DDown 107: Mild expletive
DDown 108: Leisure
DDown 109: Hindu god
DDown 110: Actor ___ RayALDO
DDown 111: Residue
DDown 112: Raison d'___ETRE
DDown 113: Beauty-parlor service
DDown 114: Govt. agency
DDown 114: Govt. agency
DDown 115: Fabled big bird
DDown 116: Network initialsCBS
DDown 117: Monogram of a musical Duke
DDown 118: Means of propulsion
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