New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th January 1988 There are 86 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th January 1988. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ConjugalMARITALAAcross 8: Emulates XanthippeCARPSAAcross 13: Kind of testACIDAAcross 17: Father of GonerilLEARAAcross 21: Blackboard adjunctsERASERSAAcross 22: Hebrew measuresOMERSAAcross 23: Gherkin, for shortCUKEAAcross 24: "God's Little ___": CaldwellACREAAcross 25: New York City sales?APPLE TURNOVERAAcross 27: Slug the Magic Dragon?CREAM PUFFAAcross 27: Slug the Magic Dragon?CREAMPUFFAAcross 29: Actress ClaireINAAAcross 30: Map featureINSETAAcross 31: Start of a brayHEEAAcross 32: John or JaneDOEAAcross 33: I.R.S. person, perhapsCPAAAcross 34: CuckooANIAAcross 35: FeastREPASTAAcross 37: ArrestPULL-INAAcross 41: Expression of surpriseHAHAAcross 43: Photos of Rogers?GINGERSNAPSAAcross 46: CampaignedRANAAcross 47: Bambi's auntENAAAcross 48: U.N. agencyILOAAcross 49: Nine: Comb. formENNEAAcross 50: Kind of row or hopHEDGEAAcross 51: CompatriotsLANDSMENAAcross 53: LoonyLOCOAAcross 55: Musical movementLARGOAAcross 57: Kind of citizenSENIORAAcross 59: Spoil followerSPORTAAcross 60: Great 1912 OlympianTHORPEAAcross 62: "The ___ Sack" (W.W. II cartoon)SADAAcross 63: Composition for nineNONETAAcross 65: Kitty chipANTEAAcross 66: Rings a tocsinALERTSAAcross 68: Godiva identifies?LADYFINGERSAAcross 73: On this side: PrefixCISAAcross 74: Grey's purple plantSAGEAAcross 75: Prior, to PriorEREAAcross 77: Least prevalentRARESTAAcross 78: D-day beachOMAHAAAcross 80: Mocha-oolong mixture?TOFFEEAAcross 82: Heels' precedersSOLESAAcross 83: Musical intervalOCTAVEAAcross 85: ___ cavae (large veins)VENAEAAcross 86: "The Grass Harp" authorCAPOTEAAcross 88: Hosp. workersRNSAAcross 89: Is mendaciousLIESAAcross 91: Religious sch.SEMAAcross 92: Unlikely state of a state?BAKED ALASKAAAcross 95: FinallyAT LASTAAcross 97: Luth. or Meth.PROTAAcross 99: Character in "M*A*S*H"RADARAAcross 100: ___ GloryOLDAAcross 102: Fall bloomsASTERSAAcross 104: Over 21ADULTAAcross 106: Actress WrightTERESAAAcross 109: French cathedral cityREIMSAAcross 111: E.P.A. concernECOLAAcross 112: Rushed downward, as waterCASCADEDAAcross 114: CurtailedPAREDAAcross 116: Back talkSASSAAcross 118: Org. for L.L.B.'sABAAAcross 119: England has two of theseENSAAcross 120: ___ Gatos, Calif.LOSAAcross 121: Divorced burlesque man?BANANA SPLITAAcross 123: Low islandKEYAAcross 124: To stand, in StuttgartSTEHENAAcross 126: Mother of MinosEUROPAAAcross 127: Rubber treeULEAAcross 128: ManipulateUSEAAcross 130: Chemical suffixANEAAcross 131: LinkletterARTAAcross 132: Town on the TigrisAMARAAAcross 134: Cagers' org.NBAAAcross 135: Small quartet?PETIT FOURAAcross 139: Jazz musician-shoemaker?CHERRYCOBBLERAAcross 144: TartSLUTAAcross 145: French waveONDEAAcross 146: "La ___ Vita"DOLCEAAcross 147: Coal minerCOLLIERAAcross 148: Latka's vehicle on TVTAXIAAcross 149: March growthREEDAAcross 150: Lamb productESSAYAAcross 151: Elicits a "Gesundheit!"SNEEZESDDown 1: ___ culpaMEADDown 2: Early DadaistARPDDown 3: ChinRAPDDown 4: Long Island townISLIPDDown 5: AdolescentTEENAGEDDown 6: Greek city or riverARTADDown 7: Baton Rouge inst.LSUDDown 8: Stevens or BoswellCONNIEDDown 9: Book after JoelAMOSDDown 10: Football playREVERSEDDown 11: DissimulatesPRETENDSDDown 12: The Ukraine, e.g.SSRDDown 13: EntreeACCESSDDown 14: Surgeon's instrumentCURETDDown 15: D.D.E.'s nicknameIKEDDown 16: Poker-facedDEADPANDDown 17: Spot for a boutonniereLAPELDDown 18: Old French coinECUDDown 19: Sandy's barkARFDDown 20: Ump's counterpartREFDDown 26: Three-pointers in horseshoesRINGERSDDown 28: Pitchers' placesMOUNDSDDown 31: Former British coins, for shortHAPENNIESDDown 33: Big surprise in an Easter basket?CHOCOLATE MOUSSEDDown 34: "___ Christie": O'NeillANNADDown 36: Errand boyPAGEDDown 38: Dud calendar art?LEMONCHEESECAKEDDown 39: StagnationINERTIADDown 40: Edict of ___: 1598NANTESDDown 41: To the ___ (completely)HILTDDown 42: Hawaiian farewellsALOHASDDown 44: EstuaryINLETDDown 45: Valerie Harper roleRHODADDown 46: Street showRAREEDDown 51: 2,240 poundsLONG TONDDown 52: Baden-Baden is oneSPADDown 54: ___ TrailOREGONDDown 56: Fresh ___ (8 on the Beaufort scale)GALEDDown 58: Particles in cyclotronsIONSDDown 61: Mass-produced housePREFABDDown 64: Easy gaitTROTDDown 67: BishopricSEEDDown 69: SalivateDROOLDDown 70: ___ Conference: 1945YALTADDown 71: AbsolvesFREESDDown 72: Certain sizesSMALLSDDown 76: Moved backRECEDEDDDown 79: Operate a planeAVIATEDDown 81: "___ of Flying": JongFEARDDown 82: Junkyard offeringSPARE PARTDDown 84: Govt. founded in 1861CSADDown 85: GreenVERDANTDDown 87: Jewish monthADARDDown 88: Chest soundRALEDDown 90: Disco lightSTROBEDDown 91: Printers' quadsSPACESDDown 93: Actresses Jackson and NelliganKATESDDown 94: Producer-director AlexanderKORDADDown 96: Taxi, in TorinoTASSIDDown 98: What 88 Across giveTLCDDown 101: ExhibitDISPLAYDDown 103: DispatchSLAYDDown 105: Kind of scoutTALENTDDown 107: "Mens sana in corpore ___"SANODDown 108: Western IndiansARAPAHOSDDown 110: "The ___ Animal": Thurber-NugentMALEDDown 113: DoomedDONE FORDDown 115: Certain paintsENAMELSDDown 117: Razor's targetSTUBBLEDDown 121: Spoken with a trillBURREDDDown 122: Pleasure carriageSURREYDDown 125: Voodoo countryHAITIDDown 126: ___ CologneEAUDEDDown 129: Precious furSABLEDDown 133: Ancient chestARCADDown 134: When both hands are upNOONDDown 135: L.A. timePSTDDown 136: Highest Guidonian noteELADDown 137: Black-tie garbTUXDDown 138: ___-upmanshipONEDDown 139: B–F connectionCDEDDown 140: Lab measurementsCCSDDown 141: ___ Walker, Boston anchorwomanLIZDDown 142: Oxford measureEEEDDown 143: B.&O. et al.RRS