New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st July 1988 There are 81 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st July 1988. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: File's partnerRANKAAcross 5: KimonosROBESAAcross 10: Water bottleCARAFEAAcross 16: Shady spotBOWERAAcross 21: Bacchanalian cryEVOEAAcross 22: This can be grandOPERAAAcross 23: Deli-menu itemREUBENAAcross 24: Varnish sourceANIMEAAcross 25: +4BEHINDTHEFOURBALLAAcross 28: Ala. citySELMAAAcross 29: CoupleUNITEAAcross 30: Plantation groupSOWERSAAcross 31: ¿Cómo ___ V.?ESTAAAcross 32: Jewish calendar monthIYYARAAcross 33: SpudsTATERSAAcross 35: Outlets for admenMEDIAAAcross 36: Pair of pistolsCASEAAcross 38: Subject of a Burns poemLOUSEAAcross 40: Wax-coated cheeseEDAMAAcross 43: ___ capitaPERAAcross 44: Give ___ on the back (praise)APATAAcross 48: Aunt, to MariaTIAAAcross 51: Gorcey or DurocherLEOAAcross 52: –2NINEHILLSOFROMEAAcross 56: With regard toINREAAcross 58: Del. industrialistDUPONTAAcross 60: ___ da capoARIAAAcross 61: Flat straw hatSAILORAAcross 62: Soup scoopLADLEAAcross 64: Most confidentSURESTAAcross 66: RR systemsELSAAcross 67: IntactENTIREAAcross 68: +998TWOISLANDSAAcross 70: SyntheticERSATZAAcross 73: Not freq.OCCASAAcross 74: Colorful shawlSERAPEAAcross 75: SoundSANEAAcross 77: Plant shootCIONAAcross 79: Tree toadHYLAAAcross 80: Yin kinYANGAAcross 83: Fire residueEMBERAAcross 85: Crotchety oneCOOTAAcross 87: PungencySALTAAcross 91: " . . . ___! the lark . . . ": Shak.HARKAAcross 93: Grain sorghumMILOAAcross 94: Peacock-feather spotsOCELLIAAcross 99: Look for preyPROWLAAcross 101: Imitate, in a wayPARROTAAcross 103: –3SEVENHCLUBAAcross 107: RadiantAGLEAMAAcross 109: Tse-tungMAOAAcross 110: Hunting dogSETTERAAcross 112: French wine regionRHONEAAcross 113: ___ account (reprimand)CALLTOAAcross 114: Fountain offeringMALTAAcross 116: Kerry county seatTRALEEAAcross 118: ___ and terminerOYERAAcross 119: –1ELEVENGALLONHATAAcross 122: Low islandCAYAAcross 124: Summertime in N.Y.C.DSTAAcross 125: RidiculeRIDEAAcross 126: Gold: Comb. formAURAAcross 127: Music hallsODEAAAcross 128: BroadcastSTREWAAcross 130: Boggs of baseballWADEAAcross 132: Sly and nastySNIDEAAcross 135: Cold-weather wearPARKASAAcross 139: Indian term of respectSAHIBAAcross 142: Eject, as in volcanic action: Var.SPUEAAcross 146: FashionableTONISHAAcross 148: Diacritical markTILDEAAcross 149: Novelist KarmerILONAAAcross 150: +58SIXDOLLARQUESTIONAAcross 153: Con man's targetsMARKSAAcross 154: Prima ballerinaETOILEAAcross 155: Sao ___, BrazilPAULOAAcross 156: High-calorie sandwichHEROAAcross 157: "___ porridge hot . . . "PEASEAAcross 158: SnakebirdDARTERAAcross 159: European lindensTEILSAAcross 160: The Ohre, to HansEGERDDown 1: ContradictREBUTDDown 2: Pastoral pipe in PalenciaAVENADDown 3: Like some of Nolan Ryan's gamesNO-HITDDown 4: German commander: W.W. IIKEITELDDown 5: WandRODDDown 6: Makes a choiceOPTSDDown 7: "I'll ___ for Christmas"BEHOMEDDown 8: "Maid of Athens, ___ part . . . ": ByronEREWEDDown 9: ___ Koh, Afghan rangeSAFEDDDown 10: Eisenhower's "___ in Europe"CRUSADEDDown 11: Air: Comb. formAERDDown 12: BumpkinRUBEDDown 13: Arabs' apparelABASDDown 14: Nonwoven fabricFELTDDown 15: IntertwinesENLACESDDown 16: GroundworkBASISDDown 17: +6ONEYEARITCHDDown 18: ArtfulWILYDDown 19: Madame BovaryEMMADDown 20: NurtureREARDDown 26: Perfume ingredientNEROLDDown 27: Gets one's bearingsORIENTSDDown 34: LitigatedSUEDDDown 37: Sprang upAROSEDDown 39: The March KingSOUSADDown 41: Eureka!AHADDown 42: Involves in difficultiesMIRESDDown 43: PliablePLASTICDDown 45: Course of actionPOLICYDDown 46: Without principlesAMORALDDown 47: Nobelist MotherTERESADDown 48: ControversiesTILTSDDown 49: " . . . which kept the world ___": HamletINAWEDDown 50: FervencyARDORDDown 52: Its capital is LilleNORDDDown 53: Actually existing: Lat.INESSEDDown 54: Granite State flowerLILACDDown 55: Town on the AdriaticFANODDown 57: KazanELIADDown 59: "Canoe row a boat?" is onePUNDDown 63: Catch sight ofESPYDDown 65: –8TENBITSDDown 69: Jacob's substituted brideLEAHDDown 71: Virginia followerREELDDown 72: Tourist attractionZOODDown 76: Some pineapplesAMMODDown 78: High pointNOONDDown 81: Cards raise thisNAPDDown 82: Solecist's failingGRAMMARDDown 84: PulpitsROSTRADDown 86: Instr.TCHRDDown 87: Typewriter deviceSPACERDDown 88: Wild sheep of AsiaARGALIDDown 89: Hung looselyLOLLEDDDown 90: +28TWELVEWINKSDDown 92: South African enclosureKRAALDDown 95: ReverberateECHODDown 96: Oldest of the BridgesLLOYDDDown 97: Crescent-shaped figuresLUNESDDown 98: French composer: 1890-1962IBERTDDown 100: Like George ApleyLATEDDown 102: Chieftain, also called Rolf the GangerROLLODDown 104: Coup d'___ETATDDown 105: M.P.H.VELDDown 106: FoundERECTDDown 108: Single-celled organismMONADDDown 111: Colorless, flammable liquidETHANOLDDown 115: Mass of ivyTODDDown 117: Noted frontiersman: 1848-1929EARPDDown 120: Made an estimateGUESSEDDDown 121: One who cuddlesNESTLERDDown 123: He wrote "The Hour Glass"YEATSDDown 128: One and a half: Comb. formSESQUIDDown 129: Bend out of shapeWRITHEDDown 131: HumiliateABASEDDown 133: ClumsyINAPTDDown 134: The Furies of mythDIRAEDDown 136: Studio floodlightKLIEGDDown 137: Like very muchADOREDDown 138: Sir, in ZaragozaSENORDDown 139: MeatheadSIMPDDown 140: Pea-plant petalsALAEDDown 141: Israeli round danceHORADDown 143: "Pocket" breadPITADDown 144: Calpurnia, to CaesarUXORDDown 145: Revise and correctEDITDDown 147: Statesman Cordell ___HULLDDown 151: Violinist BullOLEDDown 152: Orion's belovedEOS