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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 11th March 1990
There are 83 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th March 1990. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Singer FranklinARETHA
AAcross 7: Burghoff role
AAcross 12: Swedish explorer HedinSVEN
AAcross 16: Arrow-poison tree
AAcross 20: Lewd one
AAcross 21: Act, in a way
AAcross 22: Wing: Comb. formPTERO
AAcross 23: Part of TV
AAcross 24: Herb's promise for kids?ACHICKENINEVERYTOT
AAcross 27: Kemo ___, Tonto's pal
AAcross 28: Acts dreamily
AAcross 29: At ___ (free)
AAcross 30: Takes forty winks
AAcross 32: Chew the ___ (ponder)
AAcross 33: Deficiency: Comb. formOLIG
AAcross 34: NASA cart
AAcross 35: Dill of the BibleANET
AAcross 36: Honors
AAcross 38: Jim Lawrence's advice to teetotalers?DONTGIVEUPTHENIP
AAcross 44: A ground for running
AAcross 45: Diseases of rye
AAcross 46: Orient expresser
AAcross 47: Buffalo Bill
AAcross 49: Hope-Crosby title word, often
AAcross 52: Tyke protector
AAcross 54: Encapsulate
AAcross 57: Sticky stuff
AAcross 58: Shield border
AAcross 59: More demure
AAcross 63: Tops
AAcross 65: Imitation gold leaf
AAcross 67: Agitate
AAcross 68: Bonkers
AAcross 69: Covered
AAcross 70: Heap of stones
AAcross 72: Chang's counterpart
AAcross 74: All-purpose trk.
AAcross 75: Fillings after drillings
AAcross 77: What Ness put people under
AAcross 79: Grandpa on "The Waltons"GEER
AAcross 81: More osseous
AAcross 82: Start of Julius's phrase for a carpenter?ICOMEISAW
AAcross 85: Cradle tenders
AAcross 88: ___-do-well
AAcross 89: Colima coverup
AAcross 90: Frightful
AAcross 92: Thai's neighbor
AAcross 94: Anil, e.g.
AAcross 96: One who bells the cat
AAcross 97: Legal claim
AAcross 98: Radiate
AAcross 99: Prefix with chord or meter
AAcross 101: Cabot Cove's JessicaANGELA
AAcross 103: Cows, to Cowper
AAcross 104: Basketball defense
AAcross 105: Apex
AAcross 106: Hoopster Manute ___BOL
AAcross 107: Bacon products
AAcross 110: Kind of bear
AAcross 112: Brain passageITER
AAcross 113: "The jig ___!"ISUP
AAcross 115: Smell ___ (be suspicious)ARAT
AAcross 116: Marina sights
AAcross 121: Burbot
AAcross 123: Harry's phrase for a goalie's crease?THEPUCKSTOPSHERE
AAcross 128: Certain summaries
AAcross 131: Kind of surgeon
AAcross 132: Libation station potation
AAcross 133: Strikes that please mine owners
AAcross 134: He wrote "The Brave Bulls"
AAcross 135: Partner of Old Lace
AAcross 137: Mouth, to a zoologist
AAcross 140: Actress MasseyILONA
AAcross 141: Dinner for Spend A Buck
AAcross 143: René's words for a lurker?ISLINKTHEREFOREIAM
AAcross 146: Soft cheese
AAcross 147: Mixers' frozen assets
AAcross 148: Tushingham and MorenoRITAS
AAcross 149: "Bridget Loves ___"BERNIE
AAcross 150: Koko's weaspon
AAcross 151: New Zealand parrots
AAcross 152: About
AAcross 153: Old lemonsEDSELS
DDown 1: Thin silk for hoods
DDown 1: Thin silk for hoods
DDown 2: Change a shade
DDown 3: Parrot's activity
DDown 4: " . . . men have found a ___ love": ChestertonTHINGTO
DDown 5: TV's Ramsey et al.HECS
DDown 6: Ham saver
DDown 6: Ham saver
DDown 7: Dub over
DDown 8: Arabian commander
DDown 9: Tintinnabular sound
DDown 10: To ___(exactly)ATEE
DDown 11: Race a motor
DDown 12: Astringent
DDown 13: Presidential power
DDown 14: Notched, as a leaf
DDown 15: Horace's good news for a student?NOTESTYOUNGMAN
DDown 16: Old musical syllables
DDown 17: France's wish for Marcel à la Neville?PEACEFOROURMIME
DDown 18: M. Jackson offering
DDown 19: Uses a gin
DDown 22: Gloat
DDown 25: Everest stat.ELEV
DDown 26: One with eagle eyes
DDown 31: A memorable ErwinSTU
DDown 34: Actress in "Signore e Signori"LISI
DDown 35: Hailing call
DDown 37: Fielder's boot
DDown 39: Most of the U.K.GTBR
DDown 40: Topple
DDown 41: Corn bread
DDown 42: Forte of a good hosp.
DDown 43: Kind of stick
DDown 48: Bush rival in 1988
DDown 50: Anagram for tail
DDown 51: Galley mark
DDown 53: Gilead's lack
DDown 55: More contrite
DDown 56: Kilmer opus
DDown 59: Hunk
DDown 60: "Ecce ___," Titian painting
DDown 61: George's retail-failure admissionICANNOTSELLATIE
DDown 62: Isole ___ (isles off Sicily)EOLIE
DDown 64: Saharan stopover
DDown 66: Cartouche
DDown 69: T.R.'s advice to a strong mason?CARRYABIGBRICK
DDown 70: Winged fruits of elms
DDown 71: "One small ___ for a man . . . " (Neil's short order?)
DDown 73: Tackle
DDown 76: Opposite of hawed
DDown 78: Justin Kaplan subject
DDown 80: Species of wheat
DDown 83: Grant
DDown 84: Papal vestmentORALE
DDown 86: Flavoring for a Cannes cordial
DDown 87: Some NCO'sSGTS
DDown 91: Sediment
DDown 92: Places
DDown 93: ___ above (better)ACUT
DDown 95: Author-lecturer MillsENOS
DDown 97: Site of knights' fights
DDown 100: A certain fool
DDown 102: Flood
DDown 103: A tippy canoe?
DDown 104: Pod denizens
DDown 108: Author Bellow
DDown 109: Cometic path
DDown 111: Hoopla
DDown 114: Impostors
DDown 117: Wraths
DDown 118: Juliet or Cordelia
DDown 119: Shipbuilding peg
DDown 120: Tropical, herbaceous plants
DDown 122: U.S. flight org.NAA
DDown 124: Actresses Moran and GrayERINS
DDown 125: Lobo group
DDown 126: Most domestic
DDown 127: Minn.'s St. ___ CollegeOLAF
DDown 128: Messy ones
DDown 129: Pine
DDown 130: Progeny
DDown 136: Exile isleELBA
DDown 137: Leg part
DDown 138: Mal de ___
DDown 139: Algerian port
DDown 140: Angered
DDown 142: Bishopric
DDown 144: Between, in BolognaTRA
DDown 145: Eng. title
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