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Sunday, 1st October 1989

There are 66 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st October 1989. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"___ cold and starve a fever"	FEEDA
AAcross 6:	Perfume bottle
AAcross 10:	Kitchen utensil
AAcross 15:	C.S.A. troops
AAcross 19:	More mature
AAcross 20:	Con
AAcross 21:	Rub with rubber
AAcross 22:	Brainchild
AAcross 23:	PRECISE changes in letter sequence	PIERCESRECIPESPIECERS
AAcross 27:	Roosevelt or Teasdale	SARA
AAcross 28:	Churchillian sign
AAcross 29:	Zola novel
AAcross 30:	Markers placed on highways
AAcross 31:	Refusals
AAcross 33:	Murphy of movies	EDDIE
AAcross 35:	Flying saucer
AAcross 37:	Pig's digs
AAcross 38:	Pond denizens
AAcross 41:	Author of "The Mysterious Stranger"
AAcross 42:	Listing
AAcross 44:	ALTERED altered thrice	REDEALTRELATEDTREADLE
AAcross 51:	In the thick of
AAcross 52:	Windy City airport	OHARE
AAcross 53:	Pindar's products
AAcross 54:	Prejudice
AAcross 55:	Hither's partner
AAcross 56:	Auspices
AAcross 57:	Norse deities
AAcross 59:	First name in rock 'n' roll annals
AAcross 60:	Director Flaherty's "Man of ___"	ARAN
AAcross 61:	Tuckered out
AAcross 62:	Actor Everett ___: 1909-65	SLOANE
AAcross 63:	PARSING into two verbs and a noun	SPARINGRASPINGPARINGS
AAcross 69:	Originates
AAcross 70:	"___ Irish Rose"
AAcross 71:	A grandson of Jacob	AROD
AAcross 72:	Fla. exports
AAcross 73:	Bridges
AAcross 74:	Barr. or sol.	ATTY
AAcross 75:	___ vous plaît	SIL
AAcross 78:	Hymn sign-off
AAcross 79:	Social reformer: 1849-1914	RIIS
AAcross 80:	Basketry twig
AAcross 82:	Yea or nay
AAcross 83:	DIVERSE rearrangements	DERIVESDEVISERREVISED
AAcross 88:	Unconscious states
AAcross 89:	Singer James et al.	ETTAS
AAcross 90:	Bouquet
AAcross 91:	Helmsman's panicked plea
AAcross 94:	West role	LIL
AAcross 95:	Holding
AAcross 96:	Raw silk's hue
AAcross 98:	"Romola" writer
AAcross 100:	Island SW of Alaska	ATTU
AAcross 101:	Galena, e.g.
AAcross 101:	Galena, e.g.
AAcross 102:	Biography
AAcross 106:	RELAPSE into three other forms	PLEASERLEAPERSREPEALS
AAcross 112:	"___ Misbehavin'"	AINT
AAcross 113:	Kind of bore or wave
AAcross 114:	Sapient
AAcross 115:	Mystery writer Hammond ___	INNES
AAcross 116:	Pastures
AAcross 117:	Rimes
AAcross 118:	"Zounds!"
AAcross 119:	Discombobulated
DDown 1:	Popinjays
DDown 2:	Essayist's nom de plume
DDown 3:	W. German river	EDER
DDown 4:	Off one's rocker
DDown 5:	Pendulum's path
DDown 6:	Bud vessels
DDown 7:	As to	INRE
DDown 8:	Chowed down
DDown 9:	Driver's permit: Abbr.	LIC
DDown 10:	Spruce up a room
DDown 11:	Cara or Castle	IRENE
DDown 12:	Havanan's house
DDown 13:	Psychic power's inits.
DDown 13:	Psychic power's inits.
DDown 14:	Defendants: Law
DDown 15:	Carty of baseball
DDown 16:	Anthony and Clarissa	EDENS
DDown 17:	Rakish cap
DDown 18:	Procacious
DDown 24:	Anne Baxter role
DDown 25:	Kind of ink
DDown 26:	School for Simone	ECOLE
DDown 32:	Explorer Johnson	OSA
DDown 33:	Jug
DDown 34:	Valley
DDown 35:	Verbalize
DDown 36:	Douglas and Oregon
DDown 38:	Fracas
DDown 39:	San ___, Italy	REMO
DDown 40:	Tyr's father
DDown 41:	Refrain syllables	TRAS
DDown 42:	Arithmetic assignment
DDown 43:	Scandal-sheet format
DDown 45:	"___ Run," 1976 fantasy film
DDown 46:	Tangible object
DDown 47:	Red dye
DDown 48:	Low couch or sofa
DDown 49:	Memorable English psychiatrist-author	LAING
DDown 50:	Curves
DDown 56:	N.Y. Indians	ERIES
DDown 57:	Mont Blanc's range	ALPES
DDown 58:	Original Olympics site	ELIS
DDown 59:	Crazy Legs Hirsch	ELROY
DDown 60:	"___ and Old Lace"
DDown 61:	"Pleasure's ___ . . . ": Byron
DDown 62:	"No Exit" author
DDown 63:	Caesar, e.g.
DDown 64:	Time preceder
DDown 65:	Marksman, e.g.
DDown 66:	White water
DDown 67:	Degrade
DDown 68:	He wrote "Marius the Epicurean"
DDown 73:	Twine fiber
DDown 74:	Affectations
DDown 75:	Middling
DDown 76:	Inventory listing
DDown 77:	Mother of Pollux
DDown 79:	Ancient people of Gaul	REMI
DDown 80:	Bone: Comb. form	OSTE
DDown 81:	Pew or perch
DDown 82:	Noxious
DDown 84:	Electrical units
DDown 85:	Flame keepers of old Rome
DDown 86:	"___ to You," Dexter-Paris tune of 1946	ITSUP
DDown 87:	River near Nice
DDown 87:	River near Nice
DDown 91:	Flower element
DDown 92:	Hardy, to Laurel
DDown 93:	City S of Florence	SIENA
DDown 95:	"And every woe ___ can claim": Byron	ATEAR
DDown 96:	Slipped up
DDown 97:	Bee chaser
DDown 99:	Fillies' fodder
DDown 100:	"MAS*H" TV star	ALDA
DDown 101:	Thessalian peak
DDown 103:	Fleming and Carmichael	IANS
DDown 104:	Be on the lam
DDown 105:	Pronoun for the Andrea Doria	ESSA
DDown 107:	Numerical ending
DDown 108:	Brazil's ___ Branco
DDown 109:	Ovine female
DDown 110:	Equip a ship
DDown 111:	Actress Zadora

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