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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 19th October 1997
There are 65 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th October 1997. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Red-faced
AAcross 8: Metal found in meteors
AAcross 14: Defiled
AAcross 20: 1963 Hepburn-Grant film
AAcross 21: Social instability due to a breakdown in values
AAcross 22: Mandarin, e.g.
AAcross 23: Like some Greek odes
AAcross 24: Standup comedian who wrote "Letters From an Adult Child"LOUIEANDERSON
AAcross 26: Byrnes and HallEDDS
AAcross 27: Exaction
AAcross 29: Long, in a wayTENTOONE
AAcross 30: Badminton call
AAcross 32: "ER" doc
AAcross 34: John Hancock: Abbr.SIG
AAcross 35: "___ Mio"OSOLE
AAcross 39: Before, once
AAcross 41: Joins, as long-lost friends
AAcross 45: Shoe with a puckered seam
AAcross 47: Construction pieceTNUT
AAcross 48: Summarizes conciselyLEAVESMINUTIAEOUT
AAcross 52: "___ y Plata" (Montana's motto)ORO
AAcross 53: Choose by divine election
AAcross 54: Is suitable (for)
AAcross 55: Plastics workersDRAWMEN
AAcross 57: Needle
AAcross 58: Slow
AAcross 61: Football positions: Abbr.RTS
AAcross 63: Stairmaster part
AAcross 64: Give out
AAcross 65: "Oh, ___!"
AAcross 66: Fly-by-night
AAcross 68: ___ vuDEJA
AAcross 69: U.S. foreign aid, mostlyOVERSEAIOUS
AAcross 71: 70's TV detectiveTOMA
AAcross 74: Lump together
AAcross 76: Heads up
AAcross 77: Some retreats
AAcross 78: Not miss ___ABEAT
AAcross 79: Superlative
AAcross 80: Appreciates
AAcross 81: Stares absent-mindedly
AAcross 82: One of the Bobbsey twins of fiction
AAcross 84: Object of decoration
AAcross 86: Redline
AAcross 87: Org. for advocates
AAcross 88: "Sleeping Gypsy," "The Snake Charmer," etc.HENRIROUSSEAUOILS
AAcross 93: "At Random" autobiographerCERF
AAcross 95: Port with a natural harbor
AAcross 96: Crabwise
AAcross 97: 50's political inits.AES
AAcross 98: Land
AAcross 100: School of whales
AAcross 102: Sci. courseANAT
AAcross 103: Arles water
AAcross 105: Mine railway
AAcross 109: Quartet for first gradersABCD
AAcross 111: "...or ___ me?"
AAcross 114: Tree surgeon, maybeSEQUOIAEXPERT
AAcross 118: Odds and ends
AAcross 120: Hardened
AAcross 121: Theater area
AAcross 122: Unusual house shape
AAcross 123: Ticks off
AAcross 124: Clerk
AAcross 125: Kind of sandwich
DDown 1: Ne plus ultra
DDown 2: Like plowhorses
DDown 3: Try to get mystical messagesHANDLEAOUIJABOARD
DDown 4: Was mentioned
DDown 5: Magazine since 1952
DDown 6: Bowdlerize, with "out"
DDown 7: Politesse
DDown 8: Reports by phoneCALLSIN
DDown 9: "Double Fantasy" artist
DDown 10: Spell
DDown 11: Flandre friend
DDown 12: Bank rights
DDown 13: Late afternoon, usually
DDown 14: Kind of list
DDown 15: "There ___ losers..."ARENO
DDown 16: Most collectible
DDown 17: Hospital V.I.P.'sRNS
DDown 18: Something that can get in the way
DDown 19: Place for a VCR
DDown 25: Useless
DDown 28: She was Jennifer on "WKRP"LONI
DDown 31: Fictional detective Philip
DDown 33: Room in the game Clue
DDown 36: Popular feature in poetryONOMATOPOEIAUSAGE
DDown 37: Emulated a siren
DDown 38: College founded by a kingETON
DDown 39: Pleased as punch
DDown 40: Switch tags
DDown 42: Incomparable ending
DDown 43: Montgomery's field: Abbr.ETO
DDown 44: Code word for "S"
DDown 46: Seaplane inventor Glenn
DDown 49: Grape yields
DDown 50: Early influence on Baryshnikov
DDown 51: Car weight without fuel or load
DDown 56: Traveled unaccompaniedWENTSOLO
DDown 58: Asphalt
DDown 59: "Animal House" frat man
DDown 60: Urdu is spoken here
DDown 62: Muzzle
DDown 65: Old French headdressMORTIER
DDown 66: Peg with a concave top
DDown 67: Stars
DDown 70: Directs
DDown 72: Three-time A.L. M.V.P.
DDown 73: Review, as damage
DDown 75: Cut
DDown 78: Harry's VeepALBEN
DDown 80: Edam relative
DDown 81: River at Liège
DDown 82: Veneer
DDown 83: Poser
DDown 85: Former French toastee?
DDown 86: "Midnight Lace" actress, 1960
DDown 89: Lions
DDown 90: Bill collector?
DDown 91: Med lab specimen
DDown 92: Admit a mistake, so to speakEATCROW
DDown 94: Old Ford modelFUTURA
DDown 99: Intro
DDown 101: Daring
DDown 104: Set sights onAIMAT
DDown 106: Boosts
DDown 107: "Be ___!"APAL
DDown 108: Big name in computers
DDown 110: Chief, in Italian
DDown 112: Sikorsky or StravinskyIGOR
DDown 113: Where Dollywood is: Abbr.
DDown 114: Familial moniker
DDown 115: Tolkien creatureENT
DDown 116: "___ hora es?"QUE
DDown 117: Part of an itin.RTE
DDown 119: A lot of Colo.MTS
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