New York Times Answers - Sunday, 21st February 1993

There are 69 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 21st February 1993. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"___ for All Seasons"
AAcross 5:	Mum, e.g.
AAcross 9:	Panay native	ATI
AAcross 12:	Hooded menace
AAcross 17:	Actress Williams et al.	CARAS
AAcross 19:	Hormone	ENDOCRIN
AAcross 21:	Title for W.E.B. Du Bois, N.A.A.C.P. co-founder
AAcross 22:	Boston Massacre martyr	CRISPUSATTUCKS
AAcross 24:	Finesse
AAcross 25:	River in Wales	USK
AAcross 26:	Monograms of a certain Duke
AAcross 27:	Chum, for one
AAcross 28:	A three-time P.G.A. champ
AAcross 29:	Okla. city or Algonquian
AAcross 31:	Entertainer Vereen
AAcross 32:	Gloves in Campanella's closet
AAcross 33:	Auriculate
AAcross 34:	College founder and adviser to Presidents	MARYBETHUNE
AAcross 39:	Greedy one
AAcross 42:	Some Bowe blows
AAcross 43:	Actress Ruby ___
AAcross 44:	Suit material
AAcross 45:	Department of Peru	ICA
AAcross 46:	W.W. II landing craft	LST
AAcross 47:	Surrealism predecessor
AAcross 49:	Telamon
AAcross 50:	Course for young D. H. Williams	ANAT
AAcross 51:	Basketball legend
AAcross 54:	Le ___ (Clemenceau)	TIGRE
AAcross 55:	Kind of wheel
AAcross 58:	Pot contribution
AAcross 59:	Polynesian chestnuts
AAcross 60:	First name of a January honoree
AAcross 61:	Singer Franklin and namesakes	ARETHAS
AAcross 63:	"R.U.R." playwright
AAcross 64:	Naïf, as in a used-car lot	LIVEONE
AAcross 65:	Like Basie dance music, e.g.
AAcross 66:	Ancient: Comb. form	PALAE
AAcross 67:	Wing, to 54 Across	AILE
AAcross 68:	Slave-rebellion leader Turner
AAcross 69:	Rosa of Montgomery's bus boycott
AAcross 70:	Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman
AAcross 72:	"Bus Stop" dramatist
AAcross 73:	Theme
AAcross 74:	Dandiprats
AAcross 75:	Logos: Abbr.	TMS
AAcross 78:	Summer quencher
AAcross 79:	Larynx affliction
AAcross 80:	Doughboys, today
AAcross 81:	Did a smithy's job
AAcross 83:	Loc. of Mayor Dinkins	NYC
AAcross 84:	Nobel Peace Prize winner: 1950
AAcross 88:	Coat with a metal alloy
AAcross 89:	Congressman Clayton Powell Jr. et al.
AAcross 91:	Babylonian sky god
AAcross 92:	Arboreal African rodent	TREERAT
AAcross 94:	Crunching sound
AAcross 95:	Spanish painter	SERT
AAcross 97:	Ark unit
AAcross 98:	Inhabitant: Suffix	ITE
AAcross 99:	Fats Domino hit of 1954	LOVEME
AAcross 100:	Celebrated Lincoln Memorial soloist
AAcross 104:	Began
AAcross 105:	In development
AAcross 106:	Quick pick-me-up
AAcross 107:	Valuable strings, briefly
AAcross 108:	Benign bump on the skin
AAcross 109:	Barbary swingers
AAcross 110:	Handle, in Le Havre	ANSE
DDown 1:	Points the finger at
DDown 2:	Memorable Supreme Court Justice
DDown 3:	Dakota Indians	ARIKARAS
DDown 4:	Initials at Pensacola
DDown 5:	"As might ___ so bright a dame!": Coleridge
DDown 6:	A Spanish queen and namesakes	ENAS
DDown 7:	N.Y. summer time	EDT
DDown 8:	Poppycock
DDown 9:	Secret
DDown 10:	Heyerdahl's "Kon- ___"
DDown 11:	Tuskegee is one: Abbr.
DDown 12:	Harlem Renaissance poet Cullen	COUNTEE
DDown 13:	Musical composition
DDown 14:	Educator-author ("Up From Slavery")	BTWASHINGTON
DDown 15:	Riotous, in Scotland	ROID
DDown 16:	Legacy of Aaron Douglas
DDown 18:	Disburses
DDown 20:	Spicy berry
DDown 21:	Medications	DOSINGS
DDown 23:	Oahu instr.
DDown 30:	Emulated Niobe
DDown 31:	Court break for Zina Garrison, e.g.
DDown 32:	A creation of 95 Across
DDown 35:	Confuse
DDown 36:	Kind of admiral
DDown 37:	Meat entree	TSTEAK
DDown 38:	___ Kitchen, in Manhattan
DDown 40:	Musician's sweet potato
DDown 41:	Rabbit trap	GATENET
DDown 47:	Oldie introduced by Ethel Waters: 1924	DINAH
DDown 48:	Hts.
DDown 49:	" . . . swine ran violently down ___ place . . . ": Matt. 8:32	ASTEEP
DDown 50:	English river
DDown 51:	Thai money
DDown 52:	Language family
DDown 53:	Heartwood of an E. Indian tree
DDown 54:	Imported rosé	TAVEL
DDown 55:	Eurasian sea
DDown 56:	Eugene ___, memorable conductor
DDown 57:	Botanist who upgraded the South's economy	GEORGECARVER
DDown 60:	___ Brothers of songdom
DDown 62:	Portion of bread, in Britain
DDown 63:	Muslim ruler
DDown 64:	Berlin song
DDown 66:	Kind of toaster
DDown 67:	Sinking
DDown 70:	Becomes less friendly
DDown 71:	Auditory
DDown 73:	Took a hike
DDown 75:	"Of ___ I Sing"
DDown 76:	Pulitzer Prize novelist Toni ___
DDown 77:	Brooke, once, and Braun, now
DDown 79:	Stuffed
DDown 80:	Kokoon
DDown 81:	Cubic meters
DDown 82:	International easing of discord
DDown 85:	Financial-news editor-publisher: 1855-1928	BARRON
DDown 86:	Bromfield's "___ the Day Break"
DDown 87:	Ponds, in Paris	ETANGS
DDown 90:	Spanish landlady	DUENA
DDown 93:	Free (of)
DDown 94:	Certain Egyptian
DDown 95:	Hootamaganzy
DDown 96:	This has a soffit
DDown 97:	Sheet of stamps
DDown 99:	___ Alamos
DDown 101:	Former Burmese capital
DDown 102:	Piquancy
DDown 103:	Kind of virus