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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 28th November 1999
There are 59 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th November 1999. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Lets up
AAcross 7: Rosé alternative
AAcross 13: Rogue
AAcross 18: Rossini setting, in España
AAcross 20: Ancient galley
AAcross 21: Funnies format feature
AAcross 22: Start of a verseTHEMOUSEHASMICE
AAcross 24: Where matches are booked
AAcross 25: Done, for Donne
AAcross 26: Embedded, in a way
AAcross 27: 1969 Series winners
AAcross 29: Arab League member
AAcross 30: Conical-toothed tool
AAcross 32: Verse, part 2THELOUSEHASLICE
AAcross 36: Bargain hunters look for them
AAcross 39: Nero's title: Abbr.EMP
AAcross 40: Inveigled
AAcross 41: Most reliable
AAcross 45: Start of a recipe directionADDA
AAcross 48: Place to hibernate
AAcross 49: Verse, part 3WHYCANTAGROUSE
AAcross 53: Clayey deposit
AAcross 56: 1951 N.L. Rookie of the Year
AAcross 57: Suffix with tyranno-SAUR
AAcross 58: Big number, slangily
AAcross 59: Cal. page header
AAcross 61: Skydived
AAcross 64: Verse, part 4BREEDBABYGRICE
AAcross 70: Like some sculptures
AAcross 72: Shine, in commercial namesGLO
AAcross 73: Titillates
AAcross 74: Verse, part 5ANDMOTHERGOOSE
AAcross 79: Becomes less high, with "up"
AAcross 80: Indeed
AAcross 81: Sch. founded by Thomas Jefferson
AAcross 82: Drone, e.g.
AAcross 84: Capital of Moravia
AAcross 85: King Mongkut's realm
AAcross 88: Verse, part 6BEGETSHERGEESE
AAcross 93: Noted Turner
AAcross 95: Stocking shade
AAcross 96: Table with a map
AAcross 97: Metal marble
AAcross 101: Long-jawed fish
AAcross 103: Actress Kelly of "Chaplin"
AAcross 106: Verse, part 7WHYCANTTHEMOOSE
AAcross 112: Collars
AAcross 114: Vexed
AAcross 115: Prefix with phobiaACRO
AAcross 116: They may compete with boxers
AAcross 119: Prompt
AAcross 120: Ace, maybe
AAcross 122: End of the verseHAVELITTLEMEESE
AAcross 126: 1996 Madonna musicalEVITA
AAcross 127: Cricket teams, e.g.
AAcross 128: Rushed at
AAcross 129: The Haggadah's read here
AAcross 130: Bar food
AAcross 131: Way out
DDown 1: Nancy, the first woman in Parliament
DDown 2: Take off the top
DDown 3: Reluctant
DDown 4: Hall-of-Fame pitcher KeefeTIM
DDown 5: Big South Conference collegeELON
DDown 6: Pivot around
DDown 7: Telephone part
DDown 8: A fleur
DDown 9: Sphygmomanometer's place
DDown 10: French cathedral city
DDown 11: Roast host
DDown 12: Grow grinders
DDown 13: Where one might take off on a vacation?
DDown 14: Early American colony
DDown 15: Feeble
DDown 16: Gun wielder, say
DDown 17: Did some shaving
DDown 19: Kind of D.A.ASST
DDown 20: "America" pronoun
DDown 23: Old verb ending
DDown 28: Smooth, in a way
DDown 31: Medium for announcements
DDown 31: Medium for announcements
DDown 33: He played Yuri in "Doctor Zhivago"OMAR
DDown 34: Salon creation
DDown 35: Check
DDown 37: Director Jean-___ GodardLUC
DDown 38: Málaga Mrs.SRA
DDown 42: Capt.'s aide
DDown 43: Attempt
DDown 44: Bull's head?TAUR
DDown 46: Like some errors
DDown 47: SEATO part
DDown 49: Hula dancers
DDown 50: Daewoo competitorHYUNDAI
DDown 51: Shorthand system inventorGREGG
DDown 52: Island north of MontecristoELBA
DDown 54: Parents, e.g.
DDown 55: Lake of Four Forest Cantons
DDown 56: "Home to Harlem" novelist ClaudeMCKAY
DDown 60: Bas-relief medium
DDown 62: W.W. II action localeETO
DDown 63: Morse code click
DDown 65: Grp. that sang "Do Ya"ELO
DDown 66: Sentences
DDown 67: Abbr. in agesYRS
DDown 68: Sticky stuff
DDown 69: Applied well, as sunscreenRUBBEDIN
DDown 71: Great Lakes fish
DDown 75: Level
DDown 76: Prego rivalRAGU
DDown 77: Mort from MontrealSAHL
DDown 78: "Waiting for the Robert ___"ELEE
DDown 83: Fraction of a joule
DDown 86: Personal account
DDown 87: ___ fides (bad faith)
DDown 89: Sharp quality
DDown 90: Squad
DDown 91: Special person
DDown 92: Musician BrianENO
DDown 94: Brown of Talk magazineTINA
DDown 97: Pinches
DDown 98: Flourish
DDown 99: It moves in a wink
DDown 100: Emulates Rembrandt
DDown 102: Spring cheepers
DDown 104: Unbranched flower cluster
DDown 105: Corrupt practices
DDown 107: Happy-go-lucky song part
DDown 108: Shack
DDown 109: Treat for Rover
DDown 110: Entreaty for Rover
DDown 111: Congers and kin
DDown 113: Origins
DDown 117: Gala
DDown 118: Portmanteau pollution mixture
DDown 121: Besmirch
DDown 123: "The Loco-Motion" singer Little ___EVA
DDown 124: Was a bellwether
DDown 125: Are all wet
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