New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th February 1988 There are 79 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th February 1988. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Sales ployREBATEAAcross 7: Cause of bankruptcyDEBTSAAcross 12: Noted netmanASHEAAcross 16: EdgeVERGEAAcross 21: Gotten upARISENAAcross 22: ApproximatelyABOUTAAcross 23: Leave portSAILAAcross 24: Underworld nameALIASAAcross 25: Former U.S. post on the site of ChicagoFORTDEARBORNAAcross 27: Syrup sourceSUGAR MAPLEAAcross 29: HubbubTO-DOAAcross 30: Back of the boatSTERNAAcross 31: Well-heeledRICHAAcross 32: Take to a higher courtAPPEALAAcross 33: Looked over the jointCASEDAAcross 35: PretensePOSEAAcross 36: Rara ___AVISAAcross 37: Used an aerosol canSPRAYEDAAcross 40: A bit wetMOISTAAcross 42: Go over a paragraph againREREADAAcross 45: Part of Old GlorySTRIPESAAcross 46: Fragrant vineHONEYSUCKLEAAcross 49: San Francisco hillNOBAAcross 51: Calvin of the P.G.A.PEETEAAcross 52: Put in a warehouseSTOREDAAcross 54: Delhi titlesSRISAAcross 55: Soil: Comb. formAGROAAcross 56: Slope backwardRECEDEAAcross 58: Rock group?ORESAAcross 59: Indian, e.g.OCEANAAcross 61: Salad stuffCRESSAAcross 62: Goddess of discordERISAAcross 63: Narrow roadLANEAAcross 65: PertinentADREMAAcross 66: GlumSULLENAAcross 67: That, in TaxcoESOAAcross 68: PerambulatorsBABYBUGGIESAAcross 71: DeprivedBEREFTAAcross 72: MarriesUNITESAAcross 74: ScandinavianNORSEAAcross 75: Melon pearPEPINOAAcross 76: Stage digressionsASIDESAAcross 77: OcarinaSWEET POTATOAAcross 79: UnmatchedODDAAcross 82: BuzzedHUMMEDAAcross 83: "Love Is ___ You Find It"WHEREAAcross 84: Yakutsk's riverLENAAAcross 85: Invention inceptionIDEAAAcross 86: Double curvesOGEESAAcross 87: Herrings' kinSHADSAAcross 88: Leonine hideawayLAIRAAcross 90: East Indian sailorLASCARAAcross 92: ExpressesPUTSAAcross 93: FutileVAINAAcross 94: Rounds of applauseSALVOSAAcross 96: Blues street in MemphisBEALEAAcross 97: "Good Feeling" timeERAAAcross 98: Wimbledon scoreFIFTEENLOVEAAcross 101: Started a tin lizzieCRANKEDAAcross 103: Magician's hiding placeSLEEVEAAcross 105: March manSOUSAAAcross 106: Hambletonian entrantTROTTERAAcross 107: Skater Babilonia and namesakesTAISAAcross 108: Blossom supportSTEMAAcross 109: SavageBRUTEAAcross 110: Throw ___ into (frighten)ASCAREAAcross 113: E.P.A. concernECOLAAcross 114: ParodySPOOFAAcross 116: Iridescent gemOPALAAcross 120: S.C. countyDARLINGTONAAcross 122: ChicaneryPETTIFOGGERYAAcross 125: A second timeAGAINAAcross 126: Spore clustersSORIAAcross 127: RacecourseTRACKAAcross 128: Place for wineCELLARAAcross 129: Ferber novelSOBIGAAcross 130: Moffo or MagnaniANNAAAcross 131: Woolf's Russian princessSASHAAAcross 132: Henry ___ CommagerSTEELEDDown 1: Good dealRAFTDDown 2: Switch endingEROODDown 3: ShuttlecockBIRDDDown 4: In the matter ofASTODDown 5: Bandleader WeemsTEDDDown 6: Compass pointENEDDown 7: Moved quicklyDARTEDDDown 8: Flowed backEBBEDDDown 9: LoutBOORDDown 10: PirouetteTURNDDown 11: Arr. placeSTNDDown 12: Shortstop's statisticsASSISTSDDown 13: Culinary creationSAUCEDDown 14: Dry's partnerHIGHDDown 15: Note for GuidoELADDown 16: Certain TransylvanianVAMPIREDDown 17: Slip byELAPSEDDown 18: Ready for harvestRIPEDDown 19: Red-carpet eventGALADDown 20: Dortmund donkeyESELDDown 26: EvaluateASSESSDDown 28: Becomes frayedRAVELSDDown 31: PromisingROSYDDown 33: Like BatmanCAPEDDDown 34: Affirmative aseaAYEDDown 35: SpottedPIEDDDown 36: Yossarian portrayerARKINDDown 37: Takes the helmSTEERSDDown 38: Gold or platinumPRECIOUS METALDDown 39: Ceremonial actsRITESDDown 40: AdditionalMOREDDown 41: Change for a fiveONESDDown 43: Popular dessertANGEL FOOD CAKEDDown 44: Devon neighborDORSETDDown 45: BingeSPREEDDown 46: Biblical mountHOREBDDown 47: Plaintiffs of a sortUSEESDDown 48: Study belatedlyCRAMDDown 50: Naval officer, for shortBO'S'NDDown 50: Naval officer, for shortBOS'NDDown 53: Broadway awardsTONYSDDown 55: "Let's Fall in Love" composerARLENDDown 57: EcstaticELATEDDDown 59: Specialist in love poetryODISTDDown 60: Inch alongCREEPDDown 61: Interesting rarityCURIODDown 64: Burrows and FortasABESDDown 65: See eye to eyeAGREEDDown 66: Of a nasal partitionSEPTALDDown 68: Waits awhileBIDESDDown 69: SingleUNWEDDDown 70: Comers' oppositesGOERSDDown 71: Chili bitBEANDDown 73: Capital of GardNIMESDDown 75: Feather: Comb. formPTERODDown 76: PortendsAUGURSDDown 77: Ladd classicSHANEDDown 78: Popeye's sweetheartOLIVEDDown 80: Blackjack opponentDEALERDDown 81: VenturedDAREDDDown 82: ExpectationHOPEDDown 83: JotWHITDDown 85: "___ a letter to my love"ISENTDDown 87: Jimmy Valentine's targetsSAFESDDown 88: Luang Prabang's landLAOSDDown 89: Menlo Park middle nameALVADDown 91: SlackenABATEDDown 93: The Scarlett womanVIVIENDDown 94: Urban eyesoreSLUMDDown 95: NapeSCRUFFDDown 98: He wrote "The Big Clock": 1946FEARINGDDown 99: Where Tallinn isESTONIADDown 100: Carol wordNOELDDown 102: TwaddleROTDDown 104: And others, to OvidET ALIIDDown 106: Three-horse vehicleTROIKADDown 108: DerisionSCORNDDown 109: BungleBOTCHDDown 110: Rehan and NeilsonADASDDown 111: Kind of palmSAGODDown 112: GrouchCRABDDown 113: Collar typeETONDDown 114: Evening, in ItaliaSERADDown 115: Sch. groupsPTASDDown 116: Cast coquettish glancesOGLEDDown 117: Soccer greatPELEDDown 118: Soviet seaARALDDown 119: Erato's instrumentLYREDDown 121: Org. founded by Juliette LowGSADDown 122: A TD scores sixPTSDDown 123: Whence come shavetails: Abbr.OCSDDown 124: FetchGET