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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th April 1998
There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th April 1998. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Men in the hood?
AAcross 5: Head lock
AAcross 10: "Damn Yankees" vampLOLA
AAcross 14: School subj.
AAcross 18: "La Bohème," updated
AAcross 19: Back-country
AAcross 20: Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"
AAcross 22: Digging, so to speak
AAcross 23: Sgt. Snorkel's dog
AAcross 24: Labor organizer's cry
AAcross 25: Full shopping cart?FOURBAGGER
AAcross 27: Coffee filter?
AAcross 30: Small-time
AAcross 31: "The Benefactor" novelist
AAcross 32: Whirlpool whereabouts
AAcross 33: Captain Kirk's log entrySTARDATE
AAcross 35: Commemorative pillar
AAcross 38: They, to ThibaudetILS
AAcross 40: Mayflower Compact signerALDEN
AAcross 41: Journalist's question
AAcross 41: Journalist's question
AAcross 44: Drama in three acts?
AAcross 47: Be reasonable
AAcross 51: Wifey's mate
AAcross 53: Little or Short
AAcross 54: Is near bankruptcy
AAcross 56: Poltergeist manifestation
AAcross 57: Area east of the Bosporus
AAcross 58: Mountain goat's perch
AAcross 59: Matriculate
AAcross 61: "Superman II" villainess
AAcross 62: Pat Nixon's real first nameTHELMA
AAcross 64: Like party punch
AAcross 66: Farm alarms
AAcross 68: Kind of division
AAcross 70: Not sharply defined, as a computer image
AAcross 72: Drag queen's collection
AAcross 73: Food fish
AAcross 77: Like some undercover cops
AAcross 79: Loafer, e.g.
AAcross 83: Seat of Allen County, KansasIOLA
AAcross 84: Port on the English ChannelDIEPPE
AAcross 86: Like a Windsor tie
AAcross 88: The Blue Devils
AAcross 89: John known as "The Father of Television"BAIRD
AAcross 91: Body that includes SHAPE
AAcross 92: Mystical saying
AAcross 93: He caught Larsen's perfect game
AAcross 94: Plumed headgear
AAcross 95: Apply cosmetics to wild animals?MAKEUPGAME
AAcross 98: Stirrup site
AAcross 99: Wharton's farmerFROME
AAcross 102: Brownie
AAcross 103: N.B.A. Rookie of the Year, 1993ONEAL
AAcross 105: Goofing, with "up"
AAcross 108: Org. founded by Samuel Gompers
AAcross 110: Nagana carrier
AAcross 114: Talmud Torah teacher
AAcross 115: Bromo salesman?
AAcross 119: December 25?OPENINGDAY
AAcross 121: Go gaga over
AAcross 122: One in a receiving line?
AAcross 123: Bogarde of "Darling"
AAcross 124: Pick up on
AAcross 125: Comparatively congenial
AAcross 126: Shore soarer
AAcross 127: Nordstrom competitorSAKS
AAcross 128: A little night music
AAcross 129: Brats
AAcross 130: Kind of organ
DDown 1: The second plague, in Exodus
DDown 2: From an earlier era
DDown 3: Composer BrucknerANTON
DDown 4: Strong porters
DDown 5: Weary walker
DDown 6: They're always made at home
DDown 7: The Phantom of the OperaERIK
DDown 8: Renders replete
DDown 9: Less lively
DDown 10: Luce publication
DDown 11: Olfactory input
DDown 12: "Turandot" slaveLIU
DDown 13: Of an arterial trunk
DDown 14: Plastered at a picnic?HIGHANDOUTSIDE
DDown 15: Mint bar
DDown 16: Cubic meter
DDown 17: Divided
DDown 21: Car in a Beach Boys tuneTBIRD
DDown 26: Like much of Chile
DDown 28: Spruce
DDown 29: Feeler
DDown 34: Jazz pianist Billy
DDown 36: Unbelievable one
DDown 37: Knock for a loop: Var.
DDown 39: Bad-mouth
DDown 41: Journalist's question
DDown 42: "Not another word!"
DDown 43: Tony's cousinOBIE
DDown 45: 8 1/2" x 14"
DDown 46: Land alternative
DDown 48: Like some consequences
DDown 49: Pre-1991 atlas abbr.
DDown 50: Subjects of Mendelian experiments
DDown 52: Robinson and Thomas?BALLPARKFRANKS
DDown 55: Vulgarian
DDown 58: Switch-hit?
DDown 59: Out of this world
DDown 60: Like some interpretations
DDown 63: Bushy hair
DDown 65: Ranch hand
DDown 67: Baseball's Maglie
DDown 69: Mouth widener
DDown 71: ClinchSEWUP
DDown 73: They're all in the family
DDown 74: Ancient mariner
DDown 75: Others, to OvidALIA
DDown 76: Tars
DDown 78: Down Under dog
DDown 80: Unalloyed
DDown 81: Creole vegetable
DDown 82: Close in on
DDown 85: Student-focused org.PTA
DDown 87: One who makes an admission?
DDown 90: BreadDOREMI
DDown 92: Brutes
DDown 93: Brute
DDown 96: Tel Aviv carrierELAL
DDown 97: Trades
DDown 100: 1936 Olympics hero
DDown 101: Car-racing class
DDown 104: Libertine
DDown 105: Olive brown
DDown 106: Bob Cratchit, e.g.
DDown 107: Understanding
DDown 109: Showed the way, in a wayLEDIN
DDown 111: "So ___!"
DDown 112: Hanging net
DDown 113: Flubbed a fly
DDown 114: Fashionable dressers
DDown 116: Head set
DDown 117: Central points
DDown 118: Attend Andover, e.g.
DDown 120: Watson-Crick model
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