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New York Times Answers

Friday, 4th December 1998
There are 31 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 4th December 1998. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: His last words were "Thus, I give up the spear!"CAPTAINAHAB
AAcross 12: Ward Cleaver and othersFATHERFIGURES
AAcross 14: Hold backPULLONESPUNCHES
AAcross 16: First sign
AAcross 17: Identify
AAcross 18: Abbr. on a relief map
AAcross 19: Caesar's partner
AAcross 20: Limited support?
AAcross 23: Maintain
AAcross 24: Asteroid first seen in 1898
AAcross 25: It may be seen breaking out
AAcross 26: Bounty
AAcross 27: One available for the taking?
AAcross 29: Take a stripe from
AAcross 30: N.Y.P.D. noticeAPB
AAcross 33: Foundation, often
AAcross 35: Alphabet runRST
AAcross 36: Lane in the main
AAcross 38: Kind of wave
AAcross 40: Cartographic extra
AAcross 41: Conk out
AAcross 42: Strains at Covent Garden
AAcross 46: Lady chapel locale
AAcross 47: Old-fashioned
AAcross 48: Bite
AAcross 49: Part of O.N.I.: Abbr.NAV
AAcross 50: "Harlot's Ghost" subj.
AAcross 51: ___ words
AAcross 52: It meant a lot to Freud
AAcross 57: In timeSOONERORLATER
AAcross 58: Sodium Pentothal alternative
DDown 1: Spotted
DDown 2: In any case
DDown 3: Light: Prefix
DDown 4: Gymnast's dream
DDown 5: Have life
DDown 6: Conditions
DDown 7: Bottle cap?
DDown 8: Malaria symptoms
DDown 9: Displayed, in a way
DDown 10: Minute of ___ (1/60 degree)
DDown 11: Factor in a parole board's decision
DDown 12: Hubbub
DDown 13: Culls
DDown 14: Show restlessness, in a way
DDown 15: Certain fair site
DDown 20: It's not fair!
DDown 21: More than passed
DDown 22: SharpINFOCUS
DDown 23: Part of a blouse
DDown 26: Certain wave, for short
DDown 28: Kind of wave
DDown 29: Saturn or Mercury
DDown 30: Ah Sin and Miss SaigonASIANS
DDown 31: Distant friendsPENPALS
DDown 32: It takes a big bow
DDown 34: Holy ___
DDown 37: Very early
DDown 39: Erode
DDown 41: Huit halved
DDown 43: 1994 Stanley Cup champion teammate
DDown 44: Bring upon oneself
DDown 45: "The Morning Watch" novelist
DDown 47: Accompanied a drum, perhaps
DDown 50: Construction zone sight
DDown 51: Tower of London feature
DDown 53: Taro dish
DDown 54: All the rage
DDown 55: Poet's preposition
DDown 56: "Extreme Machines" network