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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 24th February 1991
There are 74 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th February 1991. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Festoon
AAcross 5: City in Egypt
AAcross 10: Expression
AAcross 14: "___ a horse with wings!": Shak.OFOR
AAcross 18: Islamic judge
AAcross 19: Be obtrusively conspicuous
AAcross 20: Sacher or Linzer
AAcross 21: Director ClairRENE
AAcross 22: Yonder
AAcross 23: Chinese pleasure craft?SUNYACHTSEN
AAcross 25: Old strongbox
AAcross 26: Feed feasters
AAcross 28: Eurasian region of Middle Ages
AAcross 29: Good-for-nothing
AAcross 31: Appeals
AAcross 33: Remote TV broadcastNEMO
AAcross 34: Surfeit
AAcross 35: Adieux, in BathTATAS
AAcross 37: Some buoys
AAcross 39: Lacrimator
AAcross 39: Lacrimator
AAcross 42: Tires
AAcross 45: Dummy
AAcross 47: Psalm verse ender
AAcross 49: "Twelfth Night" heroine
AAcross 50: Hind
AAcross 51: ___ Rapids, city in Minn.
AAcross 53: Lesions
AAcross 55: One-eyed god
AAcross 56: Countertenor
AAcross 58: Suitcase marker
AAcross 60: Round
AAcross 62: "___ Merrilies," Keats poem
AAcross 63: Boa
AAcross 65: Brief piece of writing
AAcross 67: Cause: Fr.RAISON
AAcross 69: Entanglement
AAcross 70: Valor
AAcross 71: "___ Get Started With You," 1936 songICANT
AAcross 72: Denmark's ___ IslandsFAEROE
AAcross 73: Type of maid
AAcross 74: Finder of the Holy Grail
AAcross 77: Birthplace of Hippocrates
AAcross 78: Quarrel
AAcross 80: During
AAcross 82: Soccer great
AAcross 83: Actress SommerELKE
AAcross 85: Daughter of DavidTAMAR
AAcross 87: He was Hutch on TV
AAcross 88: Kid
AAcross 89: Property claims
AAcross 91: French pioneer in treating the mentally illPINEL
AAcross 93: British actor Roger ___
AAcross 95: Giant jetsSSTS
AAcross 96: Clayware
AAcross 98: Knob on a pipe organ
AAcross 100: Check for Checkers
AAcross 102: Canadian lake
AAcross 103: Ovid's "you love"
AAcross 105: A 1965 U.S. Open winner
AAcross 108: Stuck
AAcross 111: Capital of Laconia
AAcross 113: Exultant
AAcross 115: River mouthBOCA
AAcross 116: Don Giovanni, as a seaman?LATEENLOVER
AAcross 119: Cry on a roller coaster
AAcross 120: Bureau attachmentCRAT
AAcross 121: Was mistaken
AAcross 122: N.Y. cityOLEAN
AAcross 123: ___-majestéLESE
AAcross 124: Gainsay
AAcross 125: Fume
AAcross 126: Front cover of a book
AAcross 127: Monoski, e.g.
DDown 1: Hilum
DDown 2: Disk for sealing letters
DDown 3: Apothegm
DDown 4: Long-necked vessels?GIRAFTS
DDown 5: Avers
DDown 6: Erwin of early TVSTU
DDown 7: Penury
DDown 8: Indo-European
DDown 9: Set in order
DDown 10: President of France: 1954-59COTY
DDown 11: Four in refrigerators
DDown 12: Fret
DDown 13: A-Q combo, in bridge
DDown 14: Handel specialty
DDown 15: Transport protectors?FERRYGODMOTHERS
DDown 16: Ever
DDown 17: Authentic
DDown 20: High order of angels
DDown 24: Nobelist in Literature: 1957
DDown 27: Site of Gray's herd
DDown 30: Pole, e.g.
DDown 32: Shipboard psychiatry?SAICOTHERAPY
DDown 36: Wheezer's menace
DDown 38: Great Lakes vessel?SLOOPERIOR
DDown 39: Slumber on a two-master?THEBRIGSLEEP
DDown 40: Strange
DDown 41: Ratted
DDown 42: Land of Qum
DDown 43: Aïda or Radamès
DDown 44: Phrase for a disorderly sailer?KETCHASKETCHCAN
DDown 46: Japanese galley utensils?POTSAMPANS
DDown 48: Pt. of E.T.A.ARR
DDown 52: Mother-of-pearl
DDown 54: Fur sealSEACAT
DDown 57: Tom Joad, e.g.OKIE
DDown 58: Boil down
DDown 59: First name of a memorable lonerGRETA
DDown 61: Horologe face
DDown 64: Alphabet: Abbr.LTRS
DDown 66: Hollywooders going steady
DDown 68: Photo
DDown 72: Book leaf
DDown 75: Landed
DDown 76: American Socialist: 1855-1926
DDown 77: Large seaweed
DDown 79: Friend, in Angers
DDown 81: Affaire d'honneur
DDown 84: Plea
DDown 86: Recorded anew
DDown 90: Fortuneteller
DDown 92: Miller protagonistLOMAN
DDown 94: Italian gulf
DDown 95: Boat covers?SHYAWLS
DDown 97: Polishing machine
DDown 99: Kind of car or maid
DDown 101: Bando of baseball
DDown 104: Orarion
DDown 106: ___ Levy, Cohan's first wifeETHEL
DDown 107: "Tears" poetREESE
DDown 108: Start of a kindergarten chantABCD
DDown 109: "Divine Comedy" illustrator
DDown 110: Bell the cat
DDown 111: Ferret out
DDown 112: With, to PierreAVEC
DDown 114: Quitclaim
DDown 117: Uno e dueTRE
DDown 118: Graze
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