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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th April 1992
There are 67 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th April 1992. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Fledgling's home
AAcross 5: Powers of Hollywood
AAcross 9: Lifts
AAcross 14: In full measure
AAcross 19: Model MacphersonELLE
AAcross 20: Rara avis
AAcross 21: Capacity
AAcross 22: Walesa's people
AAcross 23: "Lawrence of Arabia" director
AAcross 24: " . . . where the buffalo ___"
AAcross 25: Place for fans
AAcross 26: Incite
AAcross 27: Jay, Robin and canaryLENOHOODANDANINFORMER
AAcross 31: Lock
AAcross 32: Raisa's affirmatives
AAcross 33: Completed
AAcross 34: Camber
AAcross 36: " . . . ___ is I set it down": HamletMEETIT
AAcross 38: Lily-family member
AAcross 41: N. M. IndianSIA
AAcross 44: "As leene was his hors as is ___": ChaucerARAKE
AAcross 46: Note from Guido
AAcross 47: Fabric ends?ATORS
AAcross 48: Now, to CalpurniaNUNC
AAcross 49: Bear, Cat and mouseBRYANTBALLOUANDADANCE
AAcross 54: Roy Crane's captain
AAcross 55: Words of approximation
AAcross 56: Sts.RDS
AAcross 57: Rumor in MontmartreONDIT
AAcross 58: Concur
AAcross 60: One way to stand
AAcross 61: ___ Jovi, rock group
AAcross 63: Big Ten inst.OSU
AAcross 64: Heather, Daisy and hyacinthLOCKLEARMILLERANDAGEM
AAcross 71: Defunct cage gp.
AAcross 72: N.Y.C. subway
AAcross 73: Actress Alicia
AAcross 74: Duke's exASTIN
AAcross 75: Famed fiddle
AAcross 77: Aloha "boa"
AAcross 78: Norman battle townSTLO
AAcross 79: The Big ___ of basketball
AAcross 83: Catfish, Cisco and soleHUNTERKIDANDTHEPLANTA
AAcross 89: Düsseldorf donkeyESEL
AAcross 90: Nurses' ___
AAcross 91: Shoe width for Big Foot?EEE
AAcross 92: U.S.S.R. workers' collective
AAcross 93: "L.A. Law" actress
AAcross 94: "When yellow leaves, ___, or few . . . ": Shak.ORNONE
AAcross 95: Ex-baseballer FainFERRIS
AAcross 98: Afore's poetic cousin
AAcross 99: Tore
AAcross 100: Fa-la go-between
AAcross 101: Sweetened the pot
AAcross 103: Butterfly, Beetle and cricketMCQUEENBAILEYANDAGAME
AAcross 112: Emulate Electra
AAcross 113: Pass over
AAcross 114: German oldsterALTE
AAcross 115: "___ o'clock scholar"
AAcross 116: Caesar was one
AAcross 117: Fathered
AAcross 118: "___ ne va plus" (no more bets)RIEN
AAcross 119: The Grateful ___ of rock
AAcross 120: Faun's fellow traveler
AAcross 121: Checks
AAcross 122: Pub missile
AAcross 123: Fast fliersSSTS
DDown 1: Carter of "Ain't Misbehavin'"NELL
DDown 2: S. Grant foeELEE
DDown 3: Obliquely
DDown 4: Neil Shicoff is one
DDown 5: Glum
DDown 6: "Marriage is ___": CervantesANOOSE
DDown 7: Tip
DDown 8: Mammal found from Argentina to the Southern U.S.
DDown 9: Iris-family members, for short
DDown 10: Trevi throw-in
DDown 11: Portent
DDown 12: Skirt style
DDown 13: It goes with time
DDown 14: Kitchen wear
DDown 15: Templar portrayer
DDown 16: Prize
DDown 17: ___ majestéLESE
DDown 18: River to the North SeaYSER
DDown 28: Macho typesHEMEN
DDown 29: Of birth
DDown 30: Madagascar's largest carnivore
DDown 34: Bunyan's ox
DDown 35: Odd, to Burns
DDown 37: Come-on
DDown 38: Taillike
DDown 39: "___ of Honey," Alpert hitATASTE
DDown 40: My, to monsieur
DDown 41: Parhelion
DDown 42: Carve
DDown 43: Vinegar
DDown 45: Palindromic craft
DDown 48: N as in ___
DDown 50: Marta of the moviesTOREN
DDown 51: Cabbage; clams
DDown 52: " . . . in meadow ___": SwinburneORPLAIN
DDown 53: Edson-Hasen comic stripDONDI
DDown 59: Slur, in music
DDown 61: City on the Rhine, old style
DDown 62: SuccessfulONTOP
DDown 64: Secured
DDown 65: Insensitive
DDown 66: Unger portrayer
DDown 67: He won an Oscar for MitchMALDEN
DDown 68: "That rots itself ___ . . . ": Shak.INEASE
DDown 69: TV newsman
DDown 70: Nigh
DDown 76: Pt. of NATOATL
DDown 78: Balance also called lever scales
DDown 80: Precedes in time
DDown 81: Young or old chaserSTER
DDown 82: Tattle tail
DDown 84: Street show
DDown 85: "For beauty lives with ___": Shak.
DDown 86: Half a Broadway title
DDown 87: Crusoe's creator
DDown 88: "I Won't ___ Day Without You": Paul WilliamsLASTA
DDown 94: It goes with eye or can
DDown 96: Soapbox demagogue
DDown 97: Make a larger margin
DDown 99: Gruff
DDown 100: Bob starts them
DDown 102: Hoople whoops
DDown 103: Fr. ladiesMMES
DDown 104: Musical finale
DDown 105: Discontinue
DDown 106: Scholar's deg.BLIT
DDown 107: Million follower
DDown 108: It's the same to a Roman
DDown 109: President of AlbaniaALIA
DDown 110: Substance
DDown 111: Some are tight