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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 11th February 1990
There are 82 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th February 1990. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Hawthorne's birthplace
AAcross 6: U.S.S.R. river
AAcross 10: Chagall or Connelly
AAcross 14: Comedian MortSAHL
AAcross 18: Miniver Cheevy's love
AAcross 19: Glorifies
AAcross 22: A k a Lamb
AAcross 23: Medicinal plant
AAcross 24: USUAL VACATION?TWEEKSWITHPAY
AAcross 26: DOUBLESTBASEHITS
AAcross 28: Brando role in "I Remember Mama"NELS
AAcross 29: Qadaffi's gulfSIDRA
AAcross 30: Actress HughesTRESA
AAcross 32: Soupçons
AAcross 33: Evita Perón, e.g.: Abbr.SRA
AAcross 34: A ___ minuteMILEA
AAcross 35: Match
AAcross 36: Films' Arthur Stanley Jefferson
AAcross 37: Marcus Aurelius's M.D.
AAcross 38: Brownish gray
AAcross 39: Mexican's estate
AAcross 40: Provided a banquet for a fee
AAcross 43: AVENUE GOING EAST OR WESTTWAYSTREET
AAcross 45: Angle or color precederTRI
AAcross 48: "Venus and ___," Shakespearean poem
AAcross 49: Tennis great of 1920's and 30's
AAcross 51: Anagram for tuna
AAcross 52: British gun
AAcross 53: Loblollies
AAcross 54: Square
AAcross 55: French wrinklesPLIS
AAcross 56: "Borstal Boy" authorBEHAN
AAcross 57: Degenerates
AAcross 58: Actress Witherspoon
AAcross 59: Haut monde
AAcross 61: Quibbles
AAcross 62: Tough wood
AAcross 63: TOOL FOR A PAIRTHANDEDSAW
AAcross 66: Backpackers
AAcross 67: Exit
AAcross 69: French composer Erik
AAcross 70: "The ___ of Good Women": Chaucer
AAcross 71: Least furnished
AAcross 72: DISCIPLE OF ANANIASTFACEDLIAR
AAcross 74: As written: Mus.STA
AAcross 77: Help freshmen adjust
AAcross 78: Wilbur and Kunitz
AAcross 80: Train for many N.Y. commutersLIRR
AAcross 81: Tel ___AVIV
AAcross 82: Narrowly defeated, with "out"
AAcross 83: Some are wild
AAcross 84: Brief joy rides
AAcross 86: "To a rag and ___ . . . ": KiplingABONE
AAcross 87: "Twice-___ Tales"
AAcross 88: ___ spumanteASTI
AAcross 89: Home, for one
AAcross 90: Carpenter's tool
AAcross 91: Sappho creation
AAcross 92: BIKINI, E.G.TPIECESUIT
AAcross 95: Miss America, e.g.
AAcross 96: Yawns
AAcross 97: A tropical ray
AAcross 98: Centennial choice for U.S. President
AAcross 99: Dragonfly
AAcross 101: Some Russian planes
AAcross 102: Actress from Greece
AAcross 103: Gibraltar, e.g.: Abbr.STR
AAcross 106: Money in Santander
AAcross 107: TV's SawyerDIANE
AAcross 109: European thrush
AAcross 110: Erin, to a Gael
AAcross 111: TRIKES' COUSINSTWHEELERS
AAcross 113: FLETCHER-SHAKESPEARE PLAY, WITH "THE"TNOBLEKINSMEN
AAcross 116: A carny
AAcross 117: Kin of etc.
AAcross 117: Kin of etc.
AAcross 118: Saunter
AAcross 119: Bristly
AAcross 120: Damascenes: Abbr.SYRS
AAcross 121: Anderson or Fonteyn
AAcross 122: Role in a Gershwin opusBESS
AAcross 123: Mohawk months
DDown 1: Cloaca
DDown 2: Author TurinADELA
DDown 3: U.N.'s Trygve and kin
DDown 4: Opponent of Luther
DDown 5: Trident and Titan
DDown 6: Rembrandt's birthplace
DDown 7: Film day-player
DDown 8: Okinawan cityNAHA
DDown 9: Jungfrau, e.g.
DDown 10: "Miracle team" of 1969
DDown 11: Provençal love song
DDown 12: Inlet
DDown 13: Rhythm maker
DDown 14: Tuaregs' region
DDown 15: Linda Lavin's TV hitALICE
DDown 16: Hailey best seller
DDown 17: " . . . and ___ than kind": Shak.
DDown 18: Pennines or Carpathians: Abbr.MTNS
DDown 20: Tropical armadillo
DDown 21: Cloying
DDown 25: Enticed
DDown 27: Emit violently
DDown 31: Summers, in SoissonsETES
DDown 34: He hit 61 home runs in '61MARIS
DDown 35: Obscene
DDown 36: Mortgages
DDown 37: Tunney and Kelly
DDown 38: KIND OF TRUCKTTON
DDown 39: Jujube or loquat
DDown 40: Director of "It Happened One Night"
DDown 41: Goodbye, in Granada
DDown 42: CRITICS' SEATSTONTHEAISLE
DDown 44: Baby soother
DDown 45: CONGRESSIONAL REQUIREMENT FOR AMENDMENTSTTHIRDSVOTE
DDown 46: Former Spanish coins
DDown 47: Caravansaries
DDown 49: Dawns, poetically
DDown 50: Toward the mouth
DDown 52: Reno "natural"
DDown 54: Keep going effortlessly
DDown 55: Flycatcher
DDown 56: He makes good scents
DDown 58: Stallone feature
DDown 59: Estoy, ___, estáESTAS
DDown 60: Secular
DDown 61: George Burns's companion
DDown 63: Drift
DDown 64: Bass-baritone Simon ___ESTES
DDown 65: Crazy
DDown 66: "Make us ___ of all eternity": Shak.
DDown 68: Classic Von Stroheim film
DDown 70: Radiation termLLINE
DDown 71: Offspring
DDown 73: Honorary degreeDLIT
DDown 75: Prongs
DDown 76: Ward off
DDown 77: Aware of
DDown 78: Spreads
DDown 79: Auricular
DDown 81: Borders on
DDown 83: Willow twig
DDown 84: Clefts
DDown 85: ___-cake (child's game)PATA
DDown 86: Top ratingsAONES
DDown 88: Went to a higher court
DDown 89: Tangy
DDown 90: Support of kings
DDown 92: "La Plume de Ma ___"TANTE
DDown 93: Bovary or Lazarus
DDown 94: New Orleans eleven
DDown 95: Author of "The Makropoulos Secret"
DDown 96: Attic nativesGREEKS
DDown 98: Filberts
DDown 99: Loser to Truman
DDown 100: Tribe of IsraelASHER
DDown 102: Plays tug of war
DDown 103: Simple one
DDown 104: Lock
DDown 105: ___ Sully Prudhomme, poet and NobelistRENE
DDown 106: Series of book copies: Abbr.PTGS
DDown 107: Mite
DDown 108: Key
DDown 109: A double-reed
DDown 110: "___ Perpetua," motto of IdahoESTO
DDown 112: Greek long e
DDown 114: Sphere
DDown 115: Modernist
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