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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 19th July 1998
There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th July 1998. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Pill popper's pop
AAcross 7: It's supposed to come first
AAcross 13: Rotating bodies
AAcross 20: On the decline?
AAcross 21: Old French colony
AAcross 22: Turned a deaf ear to
AAcross 23: Head man on ice?SKATINGSHRINK
AAcross 25: Envoys
AAcross 26: 10th anniversary gift
AAcross 27: African plains grazer
AAcross 28: India/Pakistan eventsATESTS
AAcross 30: Strip off
AAcross 31: Look of one needing a comeuppance
AAcross 33: Man to "tell 'em what they won" on many game showsPARDO
AAcross 36: College credits
AAcross 38: Christie detectiveMARPLE
AAcross 40: Early "S.N.L." starRADNER
AAcross 43: "Out!"
AAcross 47: Absent-minded barber's request?LENDMEYOURSHEARS
AAcross 51: Light of the moon
AAcross 52: LoungingATEASE
AAcross 53: Here's one pour vousUNE
AAcross 54: Woofer output
AAcross 55: Kind of bar
AAcross 56: Psis' predecessors
AAcross 57: Not doing well in a race
AAcross 60: Peeples of "North Shore," 1987NIA
AAcross 62: Sandwiches for dessertOREOS
AAcross 63: Comparatively stewed
AAcross 65: Boat propellers
AAcross 67: Marabou, for one
AAcross 69: Make final
AAcross 70: Chan's silent "You got me"?ORIENTALSHRUG
AAcross 73: Stand in
AAcross 76: They can go to blazes
AAcross 77: "C'mon, be ___"APAL
AAcross 78: Saint-___ (Loire's capital)ETIENNE
AAcross 80: 10, in a way
AAcross 83: N.L. Central team inits.STL
AAcross 85: Ham
AAcross 87: "There!"TADA
AAcross 88: University of California site
AAcross 89: La la starter
AAcross 91: Prefix with ductOVI
AAcross 92: Sign-on requirement, oftenUSERID
AAcross 94: Like a 911 call: Abbr.EMER
AAcross 95: Remnants in Ohio?CINCINNATISHREDS
AAcross 99: Nimble
AAcross 100: Operatic passage
AAcross 101: Coffeecake
AAcross 102: Joltless joeSANKA
AAcross 104: "Jerusalem Delivered" poet
AAcross 106: Stool, in a manner of speaking
AAcross 110: Paler than pale
AAcross 112: Fasten with a popSNAPON
AAcross 115: Kabuki alternative
AAcross 117: Italian note
AAcross 118: Cubist before Rubik
AAcross 120: Gift holders?SANTASSHELVES
AAcross 124: Why plants turn to the sun
AAcross 125: UnreadableINCODE
AAcross 126: Kind of center
AAcross 127: Sling mud
AAcross 128: What to do
AAcross 129: Most curious
DDown 1: Autograph holders
DDown 2: Don't leave at the doorstep
DDown 3: Kind of geometry
DDown 4: Parking place
DDown 5: Bons mots
DDown 6: Neighbor of Mo.
DDown 7: Airline to Stockholm
DDown 8: Rhine whine
DDown 9: Electrical unit
DDown 10: Rags have them
DDown 11: Sticking point
DDown 12: Ties up the phone
DDown 13: Light lager
DDown 14: "T" size: Abbr.LGE
DDown 15: Worry
DDown 16: Flood survivor's pet?NOAHSSHARK
DDown 17: Art Deco illustratorERTE
DDown 18: Got ready to drive, with "up"
DDown 19: Old sit-in org.SDS
DDown 24: Aquarium staple
DDown 29: Sandwich filler
DDown 32: _
DDown 34: Vocally
DDown 35: Reason to go back to school
DDown 37: Forms grp.
DDown 39: Pot containers
DDown 41: "The light dawns!"
DDown 42: Bruce of "Family Plot"
DDown 44: Vaudeville dancer's accessory
DDown 45: Ray of filmALDO
DDown 46: Building blocks, e.g.
DDown 47: Milk: PrefixLACTI
DDown 48: Work ___
DDown 49: Snow, in BordeauxNEIGE
DDown 50: Soprano ScottoRENATA
DDown 55: Welsh dog
DDown 58: Old Dodge
DDown 59: Purplish-red
DDown 61: "___ Grows in Brooklyn"ATREE
DDown 64: Gimlets and screwdrivers
DDown 66: Hit (the brakes)
DDown 68: Fast exodus
DDown 71: European language of one million
DDown 72: Czechs' cousinsSLOVAKS
DDown 73: Bag
DDown 74: Opened
DDown 75: Worrier's handful
DDown 76: Abominable Snowman?HAIRYSHAPE
DDown 79: Timeless, in olden times
DDown 80: Monthly occurrence
DDown 81: Dewy
DDown 82: "Did you ___?"
DDown 84: Off one's rocker
DDown 86: Son of Vespasian
DDown 90: Part of H.R.H.
DDown 93: Guide and protector
DDown 95: Dump
DDown 96: Trying
DDown 97: Never, never, neverNOTONCE
DDown 98: Little PC pictures
DDown 103: Mate's assentAYSIR
DDown 105: Playwright ChekhovANTON
DDown 107: Satirical production
DDown 108: "Bonanza" deputy and others
DDown 109: Sets uponHASAT
DDown 110: Something to put on?
DDown 111: Old English bard
DDown 113: Three oceans touch it
DDown 114: Hungry feeling
DDown 116: "___ be in England"OHTO
DDown 118: Sch. groupPTA
DDown 119: Viper's sound
DDown 121: Put two and two together
DDown 122: Large amount
DDown 123: Lassie's mate
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