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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 19th September 1993
There are 75 across clues and 90 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th September 1993. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Square one
AAcross 6: Played out
AAcross 11: Recital numbers
AAcross 16: Shabby
AAcross 21: Brain tissues
AAcross 22: Tarkington's AdamsALICE
AAcross 23: Suppress a syllable
AAcross 24: Kneel before
AAcross 25: Fuming
AAcross 26: "Bonjour Tristesse" novelistSAGAN
AAcross 27: "A _____ Runs Through It" Maclean
AAcross 28: German Renaissance artist
AAcross 29: THOMAS CARLYLEFRIENDSTHATNEVERFAILME
AAcross 33: Muskeg
AAcross 34: Orchestrated silence
AAcross 35: Unified
AAcross 36: Grow tardy
AAcross 37: Slender nail
AAcross 39: Basque cap
AAcross 41: Some embers
AAcross 43: Hot, in a sense
AAcross 46: Beat it!
AAcross 48: Tachometer letters
AAcross 49: Interval
AAcross 52: FRANCIS BACON: "Ships which pass _____"THROUGHTHEVASTSEAOFTIME
AAcross 59: Subleases
AAcross 60: Come to light
AAcross 61: Catch
AAcross 62: Bret Harte's cardsharpAHSIN
AAcross 63: Japan's largest lakeOMI
AAcross 64: Playwright ThompsonERNEST
AAcross 66: Novelist McMurtryLARRY
AAcross 67: Menacing words
AAcross 68: Annie Oakley
AAcross 70: Jasmine Khan's grandfather
AAcross 71: Nepalese coin
AAcross 72: Mate for Shere Khan
AAcross 73: GEORGE W. CURTISACCUMULATEDWISDOM
AAcross 78: Peter Benchley novelTHEDEEP
AAcross 81: Replete
AAcross 82: Haggard novel
AAcross 83: "Fathers and _____": Turgenev
AAcross 87: Derelict
AAcross 88: Rugby kicks
AAcross 89: Daughterly
AAcross 92: Dram
AAcross 93: "... a poet should have... _____ love": D. C. PeattieALOST
AAcross 94: Pinkish yellow
AAcross 95: Olympic sledder
AAcross 96: Last Greek letter
AAcross 98: SUSAN SONTAG: "Funny little _____"PORTABLEPIECESOFTHOUGHT
AAcross 102: Chester White's home
AAcross 103: Twaddle
AAcross 104: Forestall
AAcross 105: Property
AAcross 106: Concourses
AAcross 108: Tabloid-style, in a way
AAcross 110: _____ pants (youth symbol)
AAcross 111: Achemar and Alcor
AAcross 113: El Dorado's lureORO
AAcross 114: Meter money
AAcross 116: Fuzzy Zoeller's org.PGA
AAcross 119: JOSEPH HALLMYMASTERSANDCOMPANIONS
AAcross 127: End of a Dickens title
AAcross 128: You, to E.T.
AAcross 129: Rundown
AAcross 130: Dostoyevsky's "The _____"
AAcross 131: Inclined
AAcross 132: Father: Comb. formPATRI
AAcross 133: Richard E. Byrd book
AAcross 134: _____ Beach, Calif.PISMO
AAcross 135: Start of a Rand title
AAcross 136: A commander of David's armyAMASA
AAcross 137: Orwell's original name
AAcross 138: "Do, _____, a female..."ADEER
DDown 1: Like an Eton collar
DDown 2: _____ HauteTERRE
DDown 3: Novelist LesageALAIN
DDown 4: Grade
DDown 5: Huck Finn for one
DDown 6: Mouthed off
DDown 7: City maps
DDown 8: Ashcan School number
DDown 9: Amateur sports org.NCAA
DDown 10: Pavilion
DDown 11: Unruffled
DDown 12: Gethsemane's locale
DDown 13: Animate
DDown 14: Breslau's river
DDown 15: Colonus
DDown 16: Spokewise
DDown 17: Those of age
DDown 18: Chicago's Velvet FogTORME
DDown 19: Wooden tableware
DDown 20: Ending for saw or law
DDown 30: Sturm und _____DRANG
DDown 31: Shearer of filmdom
DDown 32: Cottonwood
DDown 37: Smudge
DDown 38: Recycle
DDown 39: "Scent of a Woman" director
DDown 40: Housetop projection
DDown 41: Garnished with carrots
DDown 42: Moonfish
DDown 43: Barber's leather
DDown 44: Thesis
DDown 45: Avifauna
DDown 46: Current
DDown 47: Phis' followers
DDown 49: Fine twisted thread
DDown 50: Awry
DDown 51: Siskel and Sarazen
DDown 53: Telemarketing snag?
DDown 53: Telemarketing snag?
DDown 54: Molded
DDown 55: All in
DDown 56: Throw about
DDown 57: City on the Red River
DDown 58: Units of heat
DDown 65: Some handicaps
DDown 66: Sarod and theorbo
DDown 67: Zoological suffixOIDEA
DDown 69: Cruel one
DDown 71: Shaker's plaything
DDown 72: Outerwear that once was underwear
DDown 74: Pelota basket
DDown 75: Pull off a coup d'etat
DDown 76: Hawaiian veranda
DDown 77: "... his chair with me _____": Shak.ISLEFT
DDown 78: Baltusrol hazards
DDown 79: Bondsman of Lacedaemon
DDown 80: Atlanta universityEMORY
DDown 84: Europe's second largest lake
DDown 85: Nyx's realm
DDown 86: Inundation
DDown 88: Auden and Angelou
DDown 89: Amalgamated
DDown 90: Youskevitch of balletIGOR
DDown 91: Slack
DDown 94: Lummox
DDown 95: Abolitionist Coffin
DDown 97: Tone down
DDown 99: Audacity
DDown 100: "Fanny" starCARON
DDown 101: Auburn tint
DDown 106: Helen Hunt Jackson novel
DDown 107: FanonsORALES
DDown 108: Ne'er-do-wells
DDown 109: Ptolemy's Muse
DDown 110: Smoked herring
DDown 111: Chic
DDown 112: Innsbruck locale
DDown 114: Apres-ski beverage
DDown 115: Muscat man
DDown 116: Aplomb
DDown 117: Aphorism
DDown 118: Familiar "400" name
DDown 120: Spanish snack
DDown 121: Jack _____ of westerns
DDown 122: Poet DoveRITA
DDown 123: Mousy
DDown 124: Cramped quarters
DDown 125: Potent palm potion
DDown 126: "What _____ For Love": "A Chorus Line"IDID
DDown 127: Books pers.
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