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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 18th July 1993
There are 63 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th July 1993. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Police officer, at times
AAcross 7: Bane of the farmer's wife
AAcross 11: Safest optionBESTBET
AAcross 18: Shirley's partner on TVLAVERNE
AAcross 19: Otoe relative
AAcross 21: Pork bellies, in hand
AAcross 22: Troublesome
AAcross 23: Change the packagingREBOX
AAcross 24: Bridge support
AAcross 25: Start of a quotationNURTUREGREATTHOUGHTS
AAcross 28: Painter MatisseHENRI
AAcross 29: Naval hazard of mythology
AAcross 30: Cole, Castor or OliveOYL
AAcross 31: Where Tanumafili is king
AAcross 35: Type of master
AAcross 37: Problems for Job
AAcross 39: Adolf's bunkermate?EVA
AAcross 42: Three steps and a shuffle
AAcross 44: Shot in the arm
AAcross 46: First name of speaker of the quotation
AAcross 49: About 2 1/2 acres
AAcross 51: OutNOTIN
AAcross 53: Unruly mob
AAcross 54: Deli item
AAcross 55: LP interrupter?MNO
AAcross 57: Expectant dad, perhaps
AAcross 59: Thine, to ThérèseTIENNE
AAcross 60: Some G.I. togs
AAcross 61: Coffee flavor
AAcross 63: "___ From the Vienna Woods": Strauss
AAcross 65: Brazilian seaport
AAcross 66: Middle of the quotationFORYOUWILLNEVER
AAcross 69: "Faith, as cold ___ be . . . ": Shak.ASCAN
AAcross 72: Announcer SchenkelCHRIS
AAcross 73: Veered, as a ship
AAcross 74: Minerva or Venus
AAcross 77: "Sea of Love" actressBARKIN
AAcross 79: Bank deposits?
AAcross 81: Bagel additive
AAcross 82: Spirited horse
AAcross 83: Liv Ullmann's 1984 autobiography
AAcross 85: Gridiron infractions
AAcross 87: Bees make a beeline for it
AAcross 89: Speaker of the quotation
AAcross 91: "___ Get Next To You," 1970 songICANT
AAcross 93: Assigned tasks
AAcross 94: "Green Acres" handyman et al.
AAcross 95: He plays Mr. Micelli on TVDANZA
AAcross 97: Cosmonaut GagarinYURI
AAcross 99: Comes ashore
AAcross 100: Existed
AAcross 103: Utterly beat
AAcross 105: Low man?
AAcross 107: End of the quotationGOHIGHERTHANYOUTHINK
AAcross 114: He didn't finish his sentence
AAcross 115: Bingo's brother
AAcross 116: Idol time?
AAcross 117: Home of Phillips and Abbot AcademiesANDOVER
AAcross 118: Photosynthetic plants
AAcross 119: Outward moving muscle
AAcross 120: Tracy and Hepburn, quite often
AAcross 121: ___ majestéLESE
AAcross 122: Famed columnist
DDown 1: Disney's "World's Greatest Athlete"NANU
DDown 2: State
DDown 3: TV host ConvyBERT
DDown 4: To-do
DDown 5: Accrue
DDown 6: Mail out again
DDown 7: The Duke, formerly
DDown 8: Dawning phraseISEE
DDown 9: Workbaskets
DDown 10: Having I trouble
DDown 11: Zubin Mehta, for oneBATONEER
DDown 12: Panty-hose shade
DDown 13: Plated type of saurusSTEGO
DDown 14: Fanny
DDown 15: Ghostly hangout in "Hamlet"
DDown 16: Remodeling projects
DDown 17: Mao followerTSE
DDown 18: The Man of a Thousand FacesLON
DDown 20: Outside: PrefixEXTRO
DDown 26: Snatch
DDown 27: Rosemary, for one
DDown 31: Jerk
DDown 32: Winning, for the moment
DDown 33: "Miracle on 34th Street" employerMACYS
DDown 34: Duo quadrupledOCTO
DDown 36: Former Surgeon GeneralKOOP
DDown 38: Tizzy
DDown 40: Actress LisiVIRNA
DDown 41: Photographer AdamsANSEL
DDown 43: Galahad's strong suit
DDown 45: Slugging percentage, for one
DDown 47: Bound together
DDown 48: On ___ (carousing)ATEAR
DDown 50: Ref. workENCYC
DDown 52: "___ Was a Lady": S. Foster
DDown 56: OopsiesOHOHS
DDown 58: Nephric
DDown 61: Seles of tennisMONICA
DDown 62: Containing gold
DDown 64: Apply sequins toSEWON
DDown 66: Hindu wonder worker
DDown 67: Overture used by "The Lone Ranger"
DDown 68: Perturbed
DDown 69: Series openerABCDE
DDown 70: Agra address
DDown 71: Puzzles since 1913
DDown 74: Exhaust
DDown 75: Auriculate
DDown 76: Bottomless pit
DDown 78: Essential item
DDown 80: Two-year-old male red deer
DDown 82: "___ boy!"ATTA
DDown 84: Spreads on thickly
DDown 86: Feature of some .38'sSNUBNOSE
DDown 88: Skirt-shorts hybrid
DDown 90: As toINRE
DDown 92: Lazy Susan
DDown 96: Quinn roleZORBA
DDown 98: Certain nuclide
DDown 101: "Give ___; don't pollute"AHOOT
DDown 102: Treatise on trees
DDown 104: One that eats: Comb. form
DDown 106: Blandly urbane
DDown 107: Roland's undoerGANO
DDown 108: "The Waltons" grandpaGEER
DDown 109: Groups of sayings
DDown 110: Trumpeter AlHIRT
DDown 111: Preoccupied with
DDown 112: Marquee element
DDown 113: Lead-in to choo or plunkKER
DDown 114: West Coast 10
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