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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 17th February 1991
There are 60 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th February 1991. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Castle feature
AAcross 5: Violin's predecessor
AAcross 10: Girasols
AAcross 15: Paraphernalia
AAcross 19: Othello's ancient
AAcross 20: Poetry Muse
AAcross 21: A Heep of literature
AAcross 22: River at RennesILLE
AAcross 23: Tallyho for dancer, pitcher, saxophonist and actorCHAMPIONHUNTERGETZFOX
AAcross 27: Conserve
AAcross 28: Concealed obstacles
AAcross 29: Ammonia derivative
AAcross 30: Like Hume's tomes
AAcross 32: Letter opener
AAcross 33: Tahiti togs
AAcross 35: Bower
AAcross 39: White poplar
AAcross 41: Handles roughly
AAcross 42: The old grind for two actresses and two authorsFARMERMILLSWILDEOATES
AAcross 50: Hemsley sitcom
AAcross 51: Warwick, to Houston
AAcross 52: Footpace
AAcross 53: Type of vaccine
AAcross 54: TV network's concern
AAcross 56: Hooch or all-night flight
AAcross 56: Hooch or all-night flight
AAcross 59: Clown in "Pagliacci"TONIO
AAcross 60: Saturn attachmentALIA
AAcross 62: Dispatch boat
AAcross 63: Kitt from S.C.EARTHA
AAcross 64: Faulty cobbling for jockey, philosopher, runner and TV actorSHOEMAKERKANTFIXXSOUL
AAcross 70: Humphrey's widowLAUREN
AAcross 71: Poet Lizette Woodworth ___REESE
AAcross 72: Centers; hubs
AAcross 73: Structure on a predella
AAcross 74: Lined with mother-of-pearl
AAcross 75: Following the sun
AAcross 80: Saul's uncle and grandfatherNERS
AAcross 81: Tony Pena's glove
AAcross 82: Abbreviated attributeQUAL
AAcross 84: Arrow poisonINEE
AAcross 85: Culinary blunder for actor, TV narrator, comedian and essayistGREENECOOKEBURNSBACON
AAcross 91: Belgian riverYSER
AAcross 92: This features Achilles' wrath
AAcross 93: Yoga position
AAcross 94: Resembling
AAcross 98: Cry of woe
AAcross 99: Takes advantage of
AAcross 102: Sky: Comb. formURANO
AAcross 103: Numbers game
AAcross 105: Rats
AAcross 110: Outdoor chore for author, singer, showman and PresidentGARDNERWATERSROSEBUSH
AAcross 115: Stake
AAcross 116: Acronym for an ex-treatySEATO
AAcross 117: Shade of green
AAcross 118: Con
AAcross 119: Inlets
AAcross 120: Stand-in for StandishALDEN
AAcross 121: Goren partner Helen ___SOBEL
AAcross 122: Use a scythe
DDown 1: Wolverine St.
DDown 1: Wolverine St.
DDown 2: Locale of Diamond Head
DDown 3: Turkish titles
DDown 4: Pyramid, e.g.
DDown 5: Catherine de Médicis was oneREINE
DDown 6: Subject to planation
DDown 7: Censor
DDown 8: Numerical suffixes
DDown 9: Advise
DDown 10: Increased faster
DDown 11: Vintner's gear
DDown 12: Broadcast
DDown 13: Billiard opening action
DDown 14: Andress film: 1965
DDown 15: Thingamajig
DDown 16: Sprite-ly
DDown 17: In conformity with
DDown 18: Harrison and Reed
DDown 24: G.I.'s devil-dodger
DDown 25: Brad and spad
DDown 26: Ankle: Comb. formTARSO
DDown 31: Gagne ___ (French breadwinner)
DDown 33: Hekzebiah Hawkins's daughterSADIE
DDown 34: Terrifies
DDown 35: From a distance
DDown 36: Hero in a Sanskrit epic
DDown 37: A Maverick of TVBRET
DDown 38: Hawks fly hereOMNI
DDown 40: PBJ alternative
DDown 41: Tie-breaking contest, e.g.
DDown 41: Tie-breaking contest, e.g.
DDown 43: Loose overcoat
DDown 44: Bach's outputMUSIK
DDown 45: Common Latin phrase
DDown 46: Hebrew instrumentsASORS
DDown 47: So much, to Verdi
DDown 48: One of Job's friendsELIHU
DDown 49: Trondheim toast
DDown 55: Identifier
DDown 56: Croupier, e.g.
DDown 57: Enlarging graduallyEVASE
DDown 58: Feasted
DDown 59: Goes from gate to runway
DDown 61: Effervescing device
DDown 63: Surpasses
DDown 64: Ade medium
DDown 65: Czech coin
DDown 66: Bizarre
DDown 67: Clear a tape
DDown 68: Right-hand page
DDown 69: Hawkeye
DDown 74: More refined
DDown 76: Madre's sistersTIAS
DDown 77: Quechuan
DDown 78: Element #10
DDown 79: Actress Rowlands
DDown 81: L. L'Amour's "The Haunted ___"
DDown 82: In the capacity of
DDown 83: Indic language
DDown 86: Parachute material
DDown 87: Explosive force
DDown 88: Make jubilant
DDown 89: Nightclubs
DDown 90: Thrash
DDown 94: Honeyed word
DDown 95: He may come from Qum
DDown 96: The Street Singer's theme songMARTA
DDown 97: Rameau's "Les ___ galantes"INDES
DDown 98: Winged ant
DDown 100: Franklin invented one
DDown 101: Support for Soyer
DDown 104: A Nobel Institute site
DDown 106: Ski lift
DDown 107: Clair de ___ (porcelain)
DDown 108: Spanish demonstrativeESTA
DDown 109: Corvette, for one
DDown 111: Hockey star TikkanenESA
DDown 112: Electrical unitREL
DDown 113: Paper ball
DDown 114: Tease
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