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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th August 1988

There are 69 across clues and 65 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th August 1988. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Baker's aide
AAcross 5: Flak soundACK
AAcross 8: Laughing matter
AAcross 12: Sell hot tickets
AAcross 17: Meadow mouse
AAcross 18: "If ___ a Hammer"IHAD
AAcross 20: Colorful fish
AAcross 21: Small drum
AAcross 22: One of the Waughs
AAcross 23: Novelist de la RocheMAZO
AAcross 24: Apiary sight
AAcross 25: Rainier realm
AAcross 26: Happy cloud
AAcross 27: Signora on a camel?FLORENCEOFARABIA
AAcross 30: Problems in the boot?CAPRICORNS
AAcross 32: Count the pennies
AAcross 33: Corrida contender
AAcross 34: Mrs. Henry Wallace
AAcross 35: Same old routine
AAcross 36: Gael's land
AAcross 40: Turn into
AAcross 43: Sharp taste
AAcross 45: Oriental nanny
AAcross 47: Stephen Foster's "Old Uncle"
AAcross 48: Antarctic capeADARE
AAcross 49: Ever so simple?ASSISIASPIE
AAcross 52: Short smoke
AAcross 53: Matelot's milieuMER
AAcross 54: Splinter group
AAcross 56: Rita's KhanALY
AAcross 57: Sizable
AAcross 59: Licorice-tasting cordials
AAcross 62: "Sail ___ Ship of State!"
AAcross 63: Discredited, as an idol
AAcross 65: Working woman's choice?CARRARAMOTHERHOOD
AAcross 68: Bisector's result
AAcross 69: Mouth piece
AAcross 70: Fragrant plants
AAcross 73: Actress LuPonePATTI
AAcross 74: Rosary bead
AAcross 75: News clipping
AAcross 76: Fam. member
AAcross 77: Ostrich look-alike
AAcross 78: Italian obi?CREMONASASH
AAcross 84: Grant license to
AAcross 86: Paver's pitch
AAcross 87: Grigs
AAcross 88: Anna who played Nana
AAcross 89: Edits TV goofs
AAcross 90: "Snake eyes" at Reno
AAcross 92: High, in music
AAcross 93: ___ for tat
AAcross 94: Parlor piece
AAcross 95: Go ___ (deteriorate)TOSEED
AAcross 98: How to keep the dottore away?ANAPOLIDAY
AAcross 102: Second line of a nursery rhyme?PISAPORRIDGECOLD
AAcross 106: Familiar campus figure
AAcross 108: Part of a Darwinian title
AAcross 109: Zwei chaserDREI
AAcross 110: Breton brainstorm
AAcross 111: Run in neutral
AAcross 112: Shade of green
AAcross 113: Algae extract
AAcross 114: Parking lights
AAcross 115: Give the elbow
AAcross 116: Slyly disparaging
AAcross 117: European blackbird
AAcross 118: Grasshopper's critic
AAcross 119: Whilom
DDown 1: First czar of RussiaIVAN
DDown 2: Mulligrubs
DDown 3: "Uncle Vanya" roleELENA
DDown 4: Any sense organ
DDown 5: Part of a target-practice commandAIMFIRE
DDown 6: Copper: Comb. formCHALCO
DDown 7: Ocarina's kin
DDown 8: Andrew and Lyndon
DDown 9: Grand-scale
DDown 10: Goalie's successes
DDown 11: Union of the personal soul with God
DDown 12: It's more than a shower
DDown 13: Hors d'oeuvre item
DDown 14: Rhyme schemeABAB
DDown 15: Math points
DDown 16: Malayan outrigger
DDown 19: A Dickens familyDORRITS
DDown 25: Rum cocktailMAITAI
DDown 28: Chou ___ENLAI
DDown 29: Dowdy one
DDown 31: Hotel amenity?ROMESERVICE
DDown 37: Not to be believed
DDown 38: King's tenure
DDown 39: Selvage
DDown 40: The Crimson Tide, for shortBAMA
DDown 41: Earl of Avon
DDown 42: Lampooned likeness
DDown 44: Brobdingnagian
DDown 46: Greeting from Michael Caine?HELLOAMALFI
DDown 49: Impersonate
DDown 50: Ending for hip or tipSTER
DDown 51: Hilo howdy
DDown 55: Raison d'___ETRE
DDown 58: Very much
DDown 60: Table staple
DDown 61: Cannon salute
DDown 62: Comics cave man
DDown 63: Spume
DDown 64: Alas!AHME
DDown 66: Outward images
DDown 67: Goddess of discord
DDown 68: Biblical villain
DDown 71: Cut a photo
DDown 72: Shoats' moms
DDown 73: Falstaff's henchmanPETO
DDown 74: City on the IJ
DDown 79: Think it through
DDown 80: "Oklahoma!" auntELLER
DDown 81: Cry of encouragement to Mary Lou
DDown 82: Fisherman's net
DDown 83: Digestive aid
DDown 85: Kind of cinchLEADPIPE
DDown 89: Least timorous
DDown 91: Contrived
DDown 94: Like a high mass
DDown 96: Voice a view
DDown 97: Requiem
DDown 99: Daises
DDown 100: Fervor
DDown 101: Egg innards
DDown 102: Ward heelers
DDown 103: Do a Tuesday chore
DDown 104: Sir, in AfricaSIDI
DDown 105: Treasured
DDown 107: Iambic measures
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