New York Times Answers
Sunday, 4th February 1990
There are 70 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th February 1990. View the answers below..
The Answers
| Number# | Clue | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| AAcross 1: | Medicinal root bark or S.C. mountain | SSSFRS |
| AAcross 7: | While on the contrary | |
| AAcross 13: | Finial | |
| AAcross 16: | Music-industry acronym | SCP |
| AAcross 19: | Circus swing | TRPEZE |
| AAcross 20: | Spanish city | SEVILL |
| AAcross 21: | Crumbly soil | MRL |
| AAcross 22: | Poi source | TRO |
| AAcross 23: | Hemingway title | TOHVENDHVENOT |
| AAcross 25: | Harden by heat | BKE |
| AAcross 26: | Harvest | |
| AAcross 27: | Arrow poison | INEE |
| AAcross 28: | Eagles' nests | ERIES |
| AAcross 29: | Of a religious festival | PENTECOSTL |
| AAcross 32: | Basketball player | CGER |
| AAcross 33: | Pay attention | |
| AAcross 34: | Settle by intervention | MEDITE |
| AAcross 35: | It comes in reams | PPER |
| AAcross 36: | South Pacific island group | |
| AAcross 37: | Goneril's father | |
| AAcross 38: | Level | FLTTEN |
| AAcross 40: | Water from steam, e.g. | CONDENSTION |
| AAcross 45: | ___ de foie gras | PTE |
| AAcross 46: | Musical instruments | ORGNS |
| AAcross 49: | Diversion | PSTIME |
| AAcross 50: | Unexceptional | ORDINRY |
| AAcross 52: | Former Raider QB | STBLER |
| AAcross 53: | Liquid vessels | BSINS |
| AAcross 54: | Small flasks | CNTEENS |
| AAcross 55: | Thieves | STELERS |
| AAcross 56: | Tolstoy et al. | LEOS |
| AAcross 57: | ___ High Command of W.W. II | LLIED |
| AAcross 58: | Greeted | |
| AAcross 60: | Sicilian volcano | ETN |
| AAcross 61: | Sailor | SEMN |
| AAcross 62: | Hurdy-gurdies | |
| AAcross 63: | Brewer's yeast | BRM |
| AAcross 66: | Streetside pillars | LMPPOSTS |
| AAcross 70: | Dried orchid tubers | SLEPS |
| AAcross 72: | Parsonage | MNSE |
| AAcross 73: | Unfortunate event | DISSTER |
| AAcross 75: | Type of lock or wheel | |
| AAcross 77: | Thomas and Robert | |
| AAcross 78: | Roil anew | RESTIR |
| AAcross 79: | Worker along the Thames | RIVERMN |
| AAcross 80: | Flower parts | STMENS |
| AAcross 81: | Dexterous | |
| AAcross 82: | Spurious wing of a bird | LUL |
| AAcross 83: | Indulgent, in a way | GRNDFTHERLY |
| AAcross 85: | Receives with approval | CCEPTS |
| AAcross 87: | River islets | |
| AAcross 88: | Couples | |
| AAcross 89: | Small point of land | |
| AAcross 91: | Feel indignant | |
| AAcross 93: | Elaborate meal | |
| AAcross 94: | Tasteless or uncultured | CRSS |
| AAcross 98: | Restaurant order for two | CHTEUBRIND |
| AAcross 100: | Threaten | MENCE |
| AAcross 101: | Bristlelike parts | SETE |
| AAcross 102: | French king | |
| AAcross 103: | "Cavalleria" temptress | LOL |
| AAcross 104: | Cameraman | CINEMTOGRPHER |
| AAcross 107: | Early Christian pulpit | MBO |
| AAcross 108: | Carpentry need | |
| AAcross 109: | Wrought-iron grating | |
| AAcross 110: | Resident of Haifa | ISRELI |
| AAcross 111: | Former Boston ace | |
| AAcross 112: | City in Nev. | ELY |
| AAcross 113: | Landed properties | ESTTES |
| AAcross 114: | Discipline | CHSTEN |
| DDown 1: | Radio interference | STTIC |
| DDown 2: | East Indian garment | SRONG |
| DDown 3: | Algerian cavalry soldier | SPHEE |
| DDown 4: | Pyrexia | |
| DDown 5: | Demolish | RZE |
| DDown 6: | Brightly colored polyp | SENEMONE |
| DDown 7: | Capital residents | WSHINGTONINS |
| DDown 8: | Lifted with effort | HEVED |
| DDown 9: | Projecting rims | |
| DDown 10: | Shower | |
| DDown 11: | Lover on the run | |
| DDown 12: | Scheduled | SLTED |
| DDown 13: | Fortify | EMBTTLE |
| DDown 14: | Budgerigar | PRKEET |
| DDown 15: | Of the small intestines | ILEC |
| DDown 16: | Key work | STRSPNGLEDBNNER |
| DDown 17: | Establish | |
| DDown 18: | Abele or aspen | POPLR |
| DDown 24: | Empties | DRINS |
| DDown 30: | Stylish; smart: Slang | |
| DDown 31: | Fit to be surgically treated | OPERBLE |
| DDown 34: | Bad guy | MENIE |
| DDown 36: | Harnessed oxen | |
| DDown 37: | Weighted | LODED |
| DDown 39: | Primitive family symbols | |
| DDown 40: | Qualified | CPBLE |
| DDown 41: | Caucasian inhabitant | OSSET |
| DDown 42: | Part of N.A.A.C.P. | NTIONLSSOCITION |
| DDown 43: | Ross and Rigg | |
| DDown 44: | Incensed | IRTE |
| DDown 45: | Solve grammatically | PRSE |
| DDown 47: | Close by | NER |
| DDown 48: | Ladies of Spain: Abbr. | SRS |
| DDown 51: | Compass dir. | |
| DDown 52: | Brown ermines | |
| DDown 54: | Loud and continued noise | CLMOR |
| DDown 55: | Range of view | |
| DDown 57: | Salmon or frog, e.g. | |
| DDown 59: | Household gods | LRESNDPENTES |
| DDown 61: | Rove; ramble | SPTITE |
| DDown 64: | Munitions depot | RSENL |
| DDown 65: | Untidy | |
| DDown 67: | Chew | MSTICTE |
| DDown 68: | Dravidian language | TMIL |
| DDown 69: | Former U.K. coin | |
| DDown 70: | Blaze and Brenda | STRRS |
| DDown 71: | Delineate | |
| DDown 72: | Marceau forte | |
| DDown 73: | Yugoslav town | DRD |
| DDown 74: | Noun-forming suffix | IER |
| DDown 76: | Yacht race | REGTT |
| DDown 77: | Trails | PTHS |
| DDown 79: | Muscovite's land | RUSSI |
| DDown 80: | Advantageous | STRTEGIC |
| DDown 82: | Sideways | LTERLLY |
| DDown 84: | Complete failure | FISCO |
| DDown 86: | Precook | PRBOIL |
| DDown 87: | Late Hindu leader and namesakes | INDIRS |
| DDown 89: | Beats it | SCRMS |
| DDown 90: | Irrational fear | PHOBI |
| DDown 92: | Confine at the zoo | ENCGE |
| DDown 93: | Dow or ewe | FEMLE |
| DDown 94: | Weinberger et al. | CSPRS |
| DDown 95: | Put back on the burner | REHET |
| DDown 96: | Engraved pillars | |
| DDown 97: | European songbird | |
| DDown 99: | Armbones | ULNE |
| DDown 100: | Dissolve | |
| DDown 105: | Bryant or Loos | |
| DDown 106: | Hasty; reckless | RSH |
