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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th June 1988

    There are 68 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th June 1988. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Holdups at sea?
    AAcross 6: Young salmon
    AAcross 10: Messy mass
    AAcross 14: Push-button predecessors
    AAcross 19: Make trouble
    AAcross 20: Sun-tan lotion ingredient
    AAcross 21: N.Y. collegeIONA
    AAcross 22: Fisher in a whirl?EDDIE
    AAcross 23: Soprano MitchellLEONA
    AAcross 24: It goes "oom" but not "pah, pah"
    AAcross 25: Took a powder
    AAcross 26: "___ her to heaven": Shak.
    AAcross 27: Unemployed renter?IDLEROOMER
    AAcross 29: Lassie or Elsie?TAILBEARER
    AAcross 31: Serpentine dagger
    AAcross 32: Little Red Book author
    AAcross 34: Subject of a sedimental journey
    AAcross 35: Flopsy and Mopsy
    AAcross 39: Resort near Lake Louise
    AAcross 41: Honey-loving deer at the rear?BEEHIND
    AAcross 46: Roman officials
    AAcross 47: One excited by Dukakis?
    AAcross 49: Steve's flopBRODIE
    AAcross 50: Haymaker
    AAcross 51: Bug
    AAcross 52: Leonine lingo
    AAcross 54: Manner of expression
    AAcross 55: My gosh, it's molding!
    AAcross 56: Concerning wrongdoing?
    AAcross 57: World lifter
    AAcross 59: Cinder chaserELLA
    AAcross 60: Wimbledon forecaster?NETPROPHET
    AAcross 62: Subject of sommeliers' argument?BESTCELLAR
    AAcross 64: All-purpose vehicle
    AAcross 65: Savings for a rainy day
    AAcross 66: What some maids have?GOODMANORS
    AAcross 73: Berlin's Christmas-eve dream?WHITENIGHT
    AAcross 80: ___ dixitIPSE
    AAcross 81: Emulate an ecdysiast
    AAcross 82: Unusual peep show?
    AAcross 83: Obscure
    AAcross 84: Happen again
    AAcross 86: Official stamp
    AAcross 87: Currier's colleague
    AAcross 88: Sordid
    AAcross 89: Copied painstakingly
    AAcross 91: David in the valley of Elah
    AAcross 93: "O, ___ when we cry . . . ": U.S. Navy HymnHEARUS
    AAcross 94: Twitch of a rabbit's nose?HARETIC
    AAcross 96: Originator of the phlogiston theorySTAHL
    AAcross 97: Most serene
    AAcross 98: Sheepskin morocco
    AAcross 100: Elev.HGT
    AAcross 101: HBO, e.g.CATV
    AAcross 102: Computer bug's danger?SPIDERBYTE
    AAcross 107: The good doctor?WARDHEALER
    AAcross 113: A Chad neighbor
    AAcross 114: Italian seaport
    AAcross 115: Operatic princeIGOR
    AAcross 116: Medic who monkeys around?
    AAcross 117: UprightONEND
    AAcross 118: Cake decorator
    AAcross 119: Nearly gone goose
    AAcross 120: Saucy charmer
    AAcross 121: Necessary evils
    AAcross 122: Supplements, with "out"
    AAcross 123: Turns right
    AAcross 124: Choose
    DDown 1: W African country
    DDown 2: Made a hole-in-one
    DDown 3: Versatile plane, for shortSTOL
    DDown 4: Styne song
    DDown 5: More animated
    DDown 6: Jargon
    DDown 7: Grads
    DDown 8: Toga
    DDown 9: Venus de Milo's concern?
    DDown 10: Mugger's forte?GIFTOFGRAB
    DDown 11: Poet RidgeLOLA
    DDown 12: "___ so near . . . ": Job 41:16ONEIS
    DDown 13: Thoughtless remark?BADLIB
    DDown 14: CensorsDELETERS
    DDown 15: Thought
    DDown 16: Jewish month
    DDown 17: "No evil deed ___ on"
    DDown 18: Divination is his vocation
    DDown 28: Scraps of a sort
    DDown 30: Blister
    DDown 33: Actress Alicia
    DDown 35: Odilon ___, French painter
    DDown 36: Era of commercials?
    DDown 37: "Carmen" composer
    DDown 38: TV censor's signal
    DDown 39: Prove false
    DDown 40: U.S. composer who's on his toes?FOOTE
    DDown 42: Long-running TV program
    DDown 43: Romantic interlude
    DDown 44: Tot's favorite, after "choklit"NILLA
    DDown 45: Dr., spelled out?DEEAR
    DDown 47: Bubble and squeak is one
    DDown 48: Molls and dolls
    DDown 51: Feels contrite
    DDown 53: Ostriches, e.g.
    DDown 56: Rosters
    DDown 58: Rock debris
    DDown 61: Jamaican export
    DDown 63: Suffix with nectar
    DDown 66: Circumference
    DDown 67: The works, to Cato
    DDown 68: Wild writer?
    DDown 69: Two-spot
    DDown 70: Mined matter
    DDown 71: Iranian coins
    DDown 72: What a bad will might do?SPLITHEIRS
    DDown 73: Part of Orville's machine?WRIGHTWING
    DDown 74: German river
    DDown 75: Cockney employer?IRER
    DDown 76: Girder
    DDown 77: Angry look
    DDown 78: Soil component
    DDown 79: Lovers' meetings
    DDown 85: Make-overs
    DDown 88: Ravel preventer
    DDown 90: Designing man
    DDown 92: Shrew
    DDown 93: "Greater love ___ no man . . . "
    DDown 95: Hack
    DDown 97: Nuclei of experts
    DDown 99: N.Y. destination in a songNYACK
    DDown 101: Hag
    DDown 102: One-armed bandit
    DDown 103: ___ colada
    DDown 104: Wild goat
    DDown 105: Unit of force
    DDown 106: What Kilmer couldn't make
    DDown 108: Pulitzer Prize author
    DDown 109: Huge Russian lakeARAL
    DDown 110: Gold cloth
    DDown 111: "Beowulf" is one
    DDown 112: Budget item
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