New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th April 1988 There are 91 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th April 1988. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Gardner's namesakesAVASAAcross 5: Heat meas.B.T.U.AAcross 5: Heat meas.BTUAAcross 8: W.W. II vesselLSTAAcross 11: Acct.CPAAAcross 14: To and ___FROAAcross 17: Pain in the hip for Bobby?SIDEBURNSAAcross 20: Hat for a sahibTOPIAAcross 21: VandalHUNAAcross 22: Toothy smileGRINAAcross 23: Something for Ezra's birthday?POUND CAKEAAcross 23: Something for Ezra's birthday?POUNDCAKEAAcross 24: Nictitation from Thomas?HOODWINKAAcross 26: Shout forROOTAAcross 27: IndisposedILLAAcross 27: IndisposedILL.AAcross 28: GlistenSHINEAAcross 29: RespectESTEEMAAcross 30: Is still on the waterLIESTOAAcross 32: Long-running Broadway hitCATSAAcross 34: PalliativeANODYNEAAcross 36: Provisional Mormon stateDESERETAAcross 38: Oak barkTANAAcross 40: Horned Frogs' inst.TCUAAcross 41: Not sweetSECAAcross 44: Item on a pitcher's moundROSIN BAGAAcross 47: CaesarROMANAAcross 49: Cheer for EscamilloOLEAAcross 51: Amazonia denizenTAPIRAAcross 53: Bake, as eggsSHIRRAAcross 54: SillyASININEAAcross 56: Harrison from HuytonREXAAcross 57: Followed footprintsTRACEDAAcross 59: Bismarck or KrugerOTTOAAcross 60: Motorized bikeMOPEDAAcross 61: Wernher ___ BraunVONAAcross 63: BeseechPLEADAAcross 65: Female fee-faw-fumOGRESSAAcross 67: SingleUNPAIREDAAcross 69: MonkFRAAAcross 70: Grand ___, palace at VersaillesTRIANONAAcross 73: Well-groomedSOIGNEAAcross 74: Most desiccatedDRIESTAAcross 77: Ready to serveON TAPAAcross 78: Oldest March girlMEGAAcross 81: Sea raptorERNEAAcross 82: Adviser to Ellery?QUEEN'S COUNSELAAcross 85: ProfoundWISEAAcross 86: Hang looselySAGAAcross 87: ShatterBURSTAAcross 88: Carpenter's instrumentSAW SETAAcross 89: StylishDRESSYAAcross 91: Scott's "___ Durward"QUENTINAAcross 93: Greek letterRHOAAcross 94: EvaluatesASSESSESAAcross 96: High-ranking Moslem womenBEGUMSAAcross 99: Some ScandinaviansNORSEAAcross 101: ___-MagnonCROAAcross 102: Rock, to a GlaswegianSTANEAAcross 103: NeedlecaseETUIAAcross 104: Emotional ordealTRAUMAAAcross 107: AdditionELLAAcross 109: Stealthy onePROWLERAAcross 111: RearERECTAAcross 113: One of "The Bad News Bears"ONEALAAcross 114: BishopricSEEAAcross 115: Dear me! to PoirotHELASAAcross 116: Most irritatingPESKIESTAAcross 118: Sheriff's asst.DEPAAcross 120: Favorite of Mrs. SprattFATAAcross 122: What T.S.E. wroteVERAAcross 123: Nagana carriersTSETSESAAcross 125: The daily grindRAT RACEAAcross 128: BananasDAFTAAcross 132: Show offPARADEAAcross 134: Tropical American treeCASHEWAAcross 137: Stan's palOLLIEAAcross 139: Sound from the byreMOOAAcross 140: ImageICONAAcross 141: Flute for John?REED PIPEAAcross 143: Story by Eugene?FIELD WORKAAcross 143: Story by Eugene?FIELDWORKAAcross 145: Booted, e.g.SHODAAcross 146: Land east of EdenNODAAcross 147: Jungfrau et al.ALPSAAcross 148: Dupe Thomas?FOOLHARDYAAcross 149: MarginHEMAAcross 150: Chemical suffixESEAAcross 151: Poodle sizeTOYAAcross 152: St. Paul-to-Duluth dir.NNEAAcross 153: GypsumYESODDown 1: Jellied dishASPICDDown 2: World Series M.V.P.: 1987VIOLADDown 3: EphebicADULTDDown 4: Japanese money of accountSENDDown 5: Bachelor PresidentBUCHANANDDown 6: PrepareTRAINDDown 7: Remove a tangleUNKNOTDDown 8: Sets freeLOOSESDDown 9: Take note ofSPOTDDown 10: 'Bama's Crimson ___TIDEDDown 11: VisionaryCHIMERICDDown 12: Cerf specialtyPUNDDown 13: TaliANKLESDDown 14: Better than Robert's bark?FROSTBITEDDown 15: BrawlRIOTDDown 16: Not fooled byONTODDown 18: Lumber: Abbr.BDSDDown 19: A crop starterSEED CORNDDown 20: At that timeTHENDDown 22: Half of Paul's dilemma?GREENHORNDDown 25: UniteWEDDDown 31: Showy flowerIRISDDown 33: 85 for Irving in 1988?STONE AGEDDown 35: ChristmasYULEDDown 37: Teed offSOREDDown 39: Substance derived from starchAMIDINDDown 42: Little: SuffixETTEDDown 43: Weight unitCARATDDown 45: Some are liberalARTSDDown 46: Large, in LyonGROSDDown 47: Splendid! to John BullRIPPINGDDown 48: Granular snow on a glacierNEVEDDown 50: UtterEXPRESSDDown 52: Neapolitan bossPADRONEDDown 54: DivertsAMUSESDDown 55: Mexican stateSONORADDown 58: O'Connor and PleasenceDONALDSDDown 62: Most bizarreODDESTDDown 64: East Indian sailorsLASCARSDDown 66: The Reps.GOPDDown 68: PetitionREQUESTDDown 69: AirfoilFINDDown 71: BestudINSTARDDown 72: Olympic mischief-makerATEDDown 75: CrewRETINUEDDown 76: ChewinksTOWHEESDDown 78: Prayer booksMISSALSDDown 79: Mystic of oldESSENEDDown 80: Yellowstone featureGEYSERDDown 83: SamovarURNDDown 84: G.I.'s refugeUSODDown 85: Child in Rebecca's keeping?WESTWARDDDown 87: HoboBUMDDown 90: Do a cobbler's jobRESOLEDDown 91: George in a hurry?QUICKSANDDDown 92: BedouinNOMADDDown 95: One who was a frosh last yearSOPHDDown 96: Toot's cousinBEEPDDown 97: To be: Fr.ETREDDown 98: Edgar slept here?GUESTROOMDDown 100: RattleRALEDDown 101: Remove so as to make roomCLEAR OFFDDown 105: Betsy or DianaROSSDDown 106: Go beforeANTECEDEDDown 108: PortsideLEFTDDown 110: Wake-up callREVEILLEDDown 112: LigatedTIEDDDown 117: Timeless, to TraherneETERNEDDown 119: Groton studentPREPPYDDown 121: Eye for an eye, e.g.TALIONDDown 124: LugubriousSADDDown 126: Windmill sailsAWESDDown 127: Athenian demagogueCLEONDDown 129: "L'___ dei tre re": MontemezziAMOREDDown 130: CrossingsFORDSDDown 131: City on the SumidaTOKYODDown 132: Kin of tut-tutPISHDDown 133: Feel discomfortACHEDDown 135: Young oysterSPATDDown 136: Port on HawaiiHILODDown 138: Anglo-Saxon fricativeEDHDDown 142: Aurora's Greek counterpartEOSDDown 144: "Swann's ___": ProustWAY