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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 9th June 1991
There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th June 1991. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Horned vipers
AAcross 5: Alpine pinnacle
AAcross 10: Title for Macbeth
AAcross 15: Troon, e.g.
AAcross 18: Use a bubble pipe
AAcross 19: Madrid art museumPRADO
AAcross 20: Student of Fauré
AAcross 21: Cantina cash
AAcross 23: Subject of this puzzle
AAcross 25: "Can-Can" tuneILOVEPARIS
AAcross 27: Some playing marbles
AAcross 28: Blackout while young F.A.S. sang
AAcross 30: Woolly Andean
AAcross 31: Had effect
AAcross 32: Stops working
AAcross 33: Pride of one in a pride
AAcross 34: Bits of land
AAcross 37: Ship to remember
AAcross 38: Sevens and elevens
AAcross 42: Chief buyers of performers' albums
AAcross 43: "Anything Goes" tuneYOURETHETOP
AAcross 45: Neck warmer
AAcross 46: Muslim chiefs
AAcross 47: "___ Do lt": 1928
AAcross 48: State
AAcross 49: Stuffy chap
AAcross 50: Schisgal play
AAcross 51: "Gay Divorce" tuneNIGHTANDDAY
AAcross 55: Light too bright for sight
AAcross 56: Zetetic
AAcross 58: Pouty looks
AAcross 59: Kind of bullet
AAcross 60: A prelate and a playwrightINGES
AAcross 61: Seals, as pipe joints
AAcross 62: Lake Volta is here
AAcross 63: Triangular sail
AAcross 65: Stupefy
AAcross 66: TrickedROPEDIN
AAcross 69: Where two become one
AAcross 70: "The New Yorkers" tuneLOVEFORSALE
AAcross 73: Violinist Kavafian
AAcross 74: Move wearily
AAcross 75: Unit of loudness
AAcross 76: Roof segment
AAcross 77: Shepard's "Fool for Love" won one: 1984OBIE
AAcross 78: Lap pooch
AAcross 79: "Red, Hot and Blue!" tuneITSDELOVELY
AAcross 83: Napoleonic general or red hog
AAcross 84: Regular dates
AAcross 86: Major Hoople's cries
AAcross 87: Lighter fluid
AAcross 88: Earsplitters
AAcross 89: A.L. M.V.P.: 1960-61MARIS
AAcross 90: Bender
AAcross 91: Tar
AAcross 91: Tar
AAcross 94: Expand
AAcross 95: Fragrant
AAcross 99: Musical featuring "I Hate Men," "So in Love," etc.KISSMEKATE
AAcross 101: "Born to Dance" tuneEASYTOLOVE
AAcross 103: Dividing word
AAcross 104: Cauthen or Pincay
AAcross 105: Taffeta sound
AAcross 106: "Fish Magic" artist
AAcross 107: Long time
AAcross 108: Motivates
AAcross 109: Rorschachs, e.g.
AAcross 110: Vocal impertinence
DDown 1: Basics
DDown 1: Basics
DDown 2: Token taker
DDown 3: Chopin or Gomulka
DDown 4: Adds instruments to make a lusher sound
DDown 5: Victor's take
DDown 6: Missed a pop-up
DDown 7: "Peanuts" plaint
DDown 8: He wrote "The College Widow"
DDown 9: Pirate
DDown 10: Its rhyme scheme is ABaAabAB
DDown 11: Aureoles or glorioles
DDown 12: English Channel feeder
DDown 13: Ida. neighbor
DDown 14: Kind of shoe
DDown 15: Typewriter bar
DDown 16: Indiana birthplace of 23 Across
DDown 17: A ___ Able
DDown 22: She-bear, in BarcelonaOSA
DDown 24: Dramatic designs
DDown 26: Barracks decoration
DDown 26: Barracks decoration
DDown 29: Médoc product
DDown 32: Gounod opera
DDown 33: Companionable, in Cheshire
DDown 34: Natives of Sic.ITALS
DDown 35: Musician's transition
DDown 36: Musical featuring "My Heart Belongs to Daddy"LEAVEITTOME
DDown 37: Racing sailboat
DDown 38: Actress Patterson et al.NEVAS
DDown 39: "Mexican Hayride" tune
DDown 40: River at Tours
DDown 41: Lyricist Carol Bayer ___
DDown 43: Petemen
DDown 44: Pluto, to Plato
DDown 47: Fabric for an amice
DDown 49: Sycamore
DDown 51: Gulf of Guinea feeder
DDown 52: Tickle
DDown 53: "___ This Earth," 1988 filmNOTOF
DDown 54: Because ofDUETO
DDown 55: Cornucopia item
DDown 57: Shape manually
DDown 59: Pin inserted into a gunwale
DDown 61: Flood controller
DDown 62: Windfall
DDown 63: Finns' neighborsLAPPS
DDown 64: Dole out
DDown 65: What some gentlemen prefer
DDown 67: Occipital protuberance
DDown 68: Dorothy, to Em
DDown 70: Is schneidered
DDown 71: Hautboys, e.g.
DDown 72: E. Indian timber trees
DDown 75: Brandy-based drinks
DDown 77: Shows verbal superiority
DDown 79: Language student's problem
DDown 80: Coryphaei
DDown 81: Grendel, in "Beowulf"
DDown 82: Most peacockish
DDown 83: Cynosure in Florence
DDown 85: AppendsADDSON
DDown 87: Kiosks
DDown 89: Carpenter's ___ box
DDown 90: Possible cause of "seen us" trouble
DDown 91: Perform Christies
DDown 92: "___ kleine Nachtmusik": Mozart
DDown 93: RegardingASTO
DDown 94: Dry spot except in a rainy season
DDown 95: William Hoffman play: 1985ASIS
DDown 96: Altman's "Welcome ___"
DDown 97: U.S. composer: 1874-1954
DDown 98: Fair marks
DDown 100: Little fox
DDown 102: Veneration
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