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New York Times Answers - 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..

The Answers

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 sequencePIERCESRECIPESPIECERS
AAcross 27: Roosevelt or TeasdaleSARA
AAcross 28: Churchillian sign
AAcross 29: Zola novel
AAcross 30: Markers placed on highways
AAcross 31: Refusals
AAcross 33: Murphy of moviesEDDIE
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 thriceREDEALTRELATEDTREADLE
AAcross 51: In the thick of
AAcross 52: Windy City airportOHARE
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 ___: 1909-65SLOANE
AAcross 63: PARSING into two verbs and a nounSPARINGRASPINGPARINGS
AAcross 69: Originates
AAcross 70: "___ Irish Rose"
AAcross 71: A grandson of JacobAROD
AAcross 72: Fla. exports
AAcross 73: Bridges
AAcross 74: Barr. or sol.ATTY
AAcross 75: ___ vous plaîtSIL
AAcross 78: Hymn sign-off
AAcross 79: Social reformer: 1849-1914RIIS
AAcross 80: Basketry twig
AAcross 82: Yea or nay
AAcross 83: DIVERSE rearrangementsDERIVESDEVISERREVISED
AAcross 88: Unconscious states
AAcross 89: Singer James et al.ETTAS
AAcross 90: Bouquet
AAcross 91: Helmsman's panicked plea
AAcross 94: West roleLIL
AAcross 95: Holding
AAcross 96: Raw silk's hue
AAcross 98: "Romola" writer
AAcross 100: Island SW of AlaskaATTU
AAcross 101: Galena, e.g.
AAcross 101: Galena, e.g.
AAcross 102: Biography
AAcross 106: RELAPSE into three other formsPLEASERLEAPERSREPEALS
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 riverEDER
DDown 4: Off one's rocker
DDown 5: Pendulum's path
DDown 6: Bud vessels
DDown 7: As toINRE
DDown 8: Chowed down
DDown 9: Driver's permit: Abbr.LIC
DDown 10: Spruce up a room
DDown 11: Cara or CastleIRENE
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 ClarissaEDENS
DDown 17: Rakish cap
DDown 18: Procacious
DDown 24: Anne Baxter role
DDown 25: Kind of ink
DDown 26: School for SimoneECOLE
DDown 32: Explorer JohnsonOSA
DDown 33: Jug
DDown 34: Valley
DDown 35: Verbalize
DDown 36: Douglas and Oregon
DDown 38: Fracas
DDown 39: San ___, ItalyREMO
DDown 40: Tyr's father
DDown 41: Refrain syllablesTRAS
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-authorLAING
DDown 50: Curves
DDown 56: N.Y. IndiansERIES
DDown 57: Mont Blanc's rangeALPES
DDown 58: Original Olympics siteELIS
DDown 59: Crazy Legs HirschELROY
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 GaulREMI
DDown 80: Bone: Comb. formOSTE
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 1946ITSUP
DDown 87: River near Nice
DDown 87: River near Nice
DDown 91: Flower element
DDown 92: Hardy, to Laurel
DDown 93: City S of FlorenceSIENA
DDown 95: "And every woe ___ can claim": ByronATEAR
DDown 96: Slipped up
DDown 97: Bee chaser
DDown 99: Fillies' fodder
DDown 100: "M*A*S*H" TV starALDA
DDown 101: Thessalian peak
DDown 103: Fleming and CarmichaelIANS
DDown 104: Be on the lam
DDown 105: Pronoun for the Andrea DoriaESSA
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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