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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 23rd September 1990
There are 85 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd September 1990. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Diner staple
AAcross 5: Gibe
AAcross 10: Broadcasts
AAcross 14: Secrete
AAcross 19: Caravansary
AAcross 20: Comicality
AAcross 21: Warhol style
AAcross 22: Where St. Paul was shipwrecked
AAcross 23: In company
AAcross 24: Papas or BordoniIRENE
AAcross 25: Water wheel
AAcross 26: Actress BurstynELLEN
AAcross 27: Like a poor pickpocket?SLIGHTFINGERED
AAcross 30: Small icebergs
AAcross 32: Mason's burden
AAcross 33: Baum dogTOTO
AAcross 34: Leo's pride
AAcross 35: Cut
AAcross 36: "Auld Lang ___"
AAcross 37: Depend
AAcross 38: Type face
AAcross 40: Fleet or Easy
AAcross 42: Comfort
AAcross 45: Thames boats
AAcross 46: Short queries
AAcross 47: ___ Islands, near the ShetlandsFAROE
AAcross 51: Lancelot's hair-raiser?KNIGHTMARE
AAcross 54: Houston proASTRO
AAcross 56: Took long steps
AAcross 57: Yorkshire river
AAcross 58: Out of bed
AAcross 60: Act up a storm
AAcross 62: Asian weight
AAcross 63: Some amphibians
AAcross 65: Culloden Moor wear
AAcross 66: Securities expert
AAcross 67: Ferrara family nameESTE
AAcross 68: Nanny threesome
AAcross 69: Police-blotter entry
AAcross 71: Prickle
AAcross 73: Post or Balbo
AAcross 75: Grain coats
AAcross 76: Elected
AAcross 77: Throng
AAcross 78: Except for
AAcross 81: Ream unit
AAcross 82: Fraser of tennisNEALE
AAcross 83: Rainbow
AAcross 86: Tommie of baseball fame
AAcross 87: Loser at Little Bighorn
AAcross 89: Monkey's uncle?
AAcross 91: Leyte neighborSAMAR
AAcross 93: Wampum item
AAcross 94: Hebrew measures
AAcross 95: Command at West PointSNAPTO
AAcross 96: Completed
AAcross 97: Relay finisher
AAcross 99: Welles of "Touch of Evil"ORSON
AAcross 101: Gentle renters?BLANDLORDS
AAcross 104: Critic
AAcross 105: Nero's 1105MCV
AAcross 106: Fix loosened laces
AAcross 108: Most exceptional
AAcross 109: Do over
AAcross 111: Vague and ZorinaVERAS
AAcross 112: First space travelers
AAcross 113: Indonesian islandALOR
AAcross 116: Choice words
AAcross 117: Label designation
AAcross 118: Suit or chute fabric
AAcross 119: Navy noncomCPO
AAcross 122: Mischievous
AAcross 124: Would-be Duses?PLEADINGLADIES
AAcross 128: ___ acids
AAcross 129: Hailey novel
AAcross 131: Bar-mitzvah reading matter
AAcross 132: Any rich man
AAcross 133: Boxlike sleighs
AAcross 134: Swiftly
AAcross 135: Boot out
AAcross 136: A.L. batting king: 1954AVILA
AAcross 137: Ringlet
AAcross 138: D-day craftLSTS
AAcross 139: School furniture
AAcross 140: Shade of blue
DDown 1: Greeting
DDown 2: Cuckoopint, e.g.
DDown 3: Emulated Kathleen Battle
DDown 4: Utilitarian style of design
DDown 5: Evasive
DDown 6: Article of virtu
DDown 7: Indication
DDown 8: Former Senator from HawaiiFONG
DDown 9: Author of "Lee's Lieutenants"
DDown 10: Fine china
DDown 11: Trireme tool
DDown 12: Architectural curve?WRIGHTHOOK
DDown 13: Tourists, at times
DDown 14: Merganser
DDown 15: Starting five of Chamberlain, Bol, Ewing et al.?TALLSTARTEAM
DDown 16: Kegler's venue
DDown 17: Unyielding
DDown 18: Merchant guild
DDown 19: Cummerbund
DDown 21: Unity
DDown 28: Galsworthy novelTOLET
DDown 29: Long-stemmed palm
DDown 31: Run up a tab
DDown 37: Hit the ceiling
DDown 38: " . . . ___ blue surprise": O'DonnellAPRILS
DDown 39: Talk-show invitee
DDown 40: Peale appeal
DDown 41: Triton
DDown 42: Brinker's blade
DDown 43: Edible bulb
DDown 44: Turkish coins
DDown 48: Barbecue choice
DDown 49: "___ Psyche": KeatsODETO
DDown 50: Conger chaserEELER
DDown 52: Post-spat activityMAKINGUP
DDown 53: Nobelist after Wiesel
DDown 55: Zola's "La ___"TERRE
DDown 56: African wildcat
DDown 59: ___ Lederer (Ann Landers)
DDown 61: Elevenses cart
DDown 64: Agra garb
DDown 66: Athens of America
DDown 70: Cavalry soldier
DDown 72: Tool for Mrs. Wiggs
DDown 74: Vexes
DDown 75: Raised unreliable fish?BREDHERRINGS
DDown 76: The mating game
DDown 77: Actress BergerSENTA
DDown 78: De Brunhoff elephant
DDown 79: Rocket stageAGENA
DDown 80: Jump away in sudden fear
DDown 81: Antithesis of surfeit
DDown 82: Italy's third-largest city
DDown 83: Song by TostiAMORE
DDown 84: Shoe strips
DDown 85: Peak
DDown 88: Places to pawn Stephen King's books?SHOCKSHOPS
DDown 90: A Muslim monthRABIA
DDown 92: Venerate
DDown 95: Allergic response
DDown 98: Bauxite or galena
DDown 98: Bauxite or galena
DDown 100: Kitty Hawk nameORVILLE
DDown 102: Bore
DDown 103: "Ah, woe!"
DDown 105: Dillon or Earp
DDown 107: Picked up the tab
DDown 110: Miss Piggy's pronoun
DDown 112: Powers
DDown 113: Modify to suit
DDown 114: Maholi or maki
DDown 115: Sheeplike
DDown 117: "Cheaters"
DDown 118: Nibble
DDown 119: Kind of servant
DDown 120: Shakespeare contemporaryPEELE
DDown 121: Pelion's support
DDown 123: Setback
DDown 125: Noah's messenger
DDown 126: Flag
DDown 127: Flagstad or Gluck
DDown 130: Make doilies
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