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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 12th April 1998
There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th April 1998. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Slow-witted
AAcross 4: Gum site
AAcross 8: Norms: Abbr.STDS
AAcross 12: O. Henry specialty
AAcross 17: When to call, in some want ads
AAcross 19: "The Alienist" author CarrCALEB
AAcross 21: Kind of cut
AAcross 22: Blazing stars
AAcross 23: Carom
AAcross 24: "Like me"ASIDO
AAcross 25: "A waking dream," according to Aristotle
AAcross 26: Supports a scheme
AAcross 27: Very old I.R.S. employee?ANTIQUETAXCOLLECTOR
AAcross 31: They're good for the bicepsCHINUPS
AAcross 32: "___ Mio"OSOLE
AAcross 33: Delighted condition?
AAcross 36: On the lam
AAcross 37: Some western New York legislation?BUFFALOTAXBILLS
AAcross 41: Hallow ending
AAcross 41: Hallow ending
AAcross 42: Class
AAcross 44: Blueprint item
AAcross 45: Blockage
AAcross 46: Orch. sectionSTR
AAcross 47: Office mail
AAcross 50: Big inits. in cellular technologyMCI
AAcross 53: Madison and Monroe
AAcross 57: Cry of economic liberation?TAXFREEATLAST
AAcross 65: Part of Latin I conjugationAMAT
AAcross 66: Just make, with "out"
AAcross 68: Steamed
AAcross 69: Anthology
AAcross 70: Hobbyist purchases
AAcross 71: I.R.S. target in Calif.?LATAXDODGER
AAcross 74: Colosseum cover-up
AAcross 75: Guarantee
AAcross 77: Something to lend
AAcross 78: Clockmaker TerryELI
AAcross 79: Follow
AAcross 80: Assessment of a comedian?SOUPYSALESTAX
AAcross 83: Tom and Diane
AAcross 85: Subj. for immigrantsESL
AAcross 86: "The Time Machine" raceELOI
AAcross 88: Actress Scala
AAcross 89: Company recruits, for shortMBAS
AAcross 93: Mammilla
AAcross 97: Let out
AAcross 99: Sot sound
AAcross 102: Stones' request of their accountant?GIMMETAXSHELTER
AAcross 107: "The House of Blue Leaves" playwrightGUARE
AAcross 109: Tommy of "Finian's Rainbow"
AAcross 110: English dramatist GeorgePEELE
AAcross 111: Bulldog, e.g.
AAcross 113: April 15 greeting?MANYHAPPYTAXRETURNS
AAcross 117: Language from which "mako" comes
AAcross 119: Side in a debate
AAcross 120: Jaleel White role on "Family Matters"URKEL
AAcross 121: Cold coating
AAcross 122: Quite dissimilar
AAcross 123: "___ happens..."ASIT
AAcross 124: Brouhaha
AAcross 125: Intimate
AAcross 126: "Saturday Night Live" announcerPARDO
AAcross 127: Jiffs
AAcross 128: Fast fleetSSTS
AAcross 129: H.M.O. personnelRNS
DDown 1: Disaster
DDown 2: Fictional friend of Isaac of YorkIVANHOE
DDown 3: One may be honorable
DDown 4: Diving duck
DDown 5: Slips pastEASESBY
DDown 6: De-bused, e.g.
DDown 7: Mother of Castor and Pollux
DDown 8: Trains
DDown 9: Slattern
DDown 10: Exhaust
DDown 11: Popeye's ___ Pea
DDown 12: Place for a male trioINATUB
DDown 13: Emotionless
DDown 14: In general
DDown 15: Styron's Turner
DDown 16: Proposal response
DDown 18: D.C. team, for short
DDown 20: ___ chocolatesBOXOF
DDown 28: Searches
DDown 29: Davis was its Pres.CSA
DDown 30: "Friends" co-star
DDown 34: ___-Coat (floor wax brand)GLO
DDown 35: Not necessarily exact: Abbr.
DDown 38: Einstein's birthplaceULM
DDown 39: Poetic measures
DDown 40: Crowning point
DDown 43: Like a tundra
DDown 46: Plays matchmakerSETSUP
DDown 48: Funny brothersMARXES
DDown 49: Rust
DDown 51: Bearing
DDown 52: Follower: SuffixITE
DDown 53: Nicholson film "The Two ___"
DDown 54: ___ acid
DDown 55: Disputed island in the East China SeaMATSU
DDown 56: Music with jazzlike riffs
DDown 58: Like some arrangements
DDown 59: Embarrassed
DDown 60: Just beat
DDown 61: One of the JacksonsLATOYA
DDown 62: Desert home
DDown 63: Rocker BobSEGER
DDown 64: Cafeteria supply
DDown 67: Handy abbr.
DDown 67: Handy abbr.
DDown 72: Get ___ for effort
DDown 73: Loop runners
DDown 76: Manhattan ingredient
DDown 81: ___ Loma, Calif.ALTA
DDown 82: DeleteXOUT
DDown 84: ExtemporizeWINGIT
DDown 87: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 ___ minorINE
DDown 89: Bygone sports carsMGS
DDown 90: Accepted the bait
DDown 91: David Brinkley's autobiographyAMEMOIR
DDown 92: Practiced yellow journalism
DDown 94: Sweep
DDown 95: Germfree
DDown 96: Something awful
DDown 98: Let in advancePRERENT
DDown 99: Twice as perilous
DDown 100: Lou Gehrig or Cal Ripken
DDown 100: Lou Gehrig or Cal Ripken
DDown 101: They're swung in church
DDown 103: Winter 1997-98 newsmaker
DDown 104: Writer JosephineTEY
DDown 105: Nevada townELY
DDown 106: "___ pray"LETUS
DDown 108: 180, so to speak
DDown 112: Strikes out
DDown 114: Lukas of "Witness"HAAS
DDown 115: Rainbows
DDown 116: Jaguar modelsXKES
DDown 117: It works according to scale
DDown 118: King intro
DDown 118: King intro
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