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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Baker's aideICERAAcross 5: Flak soundACKAAcross 8: Laughing matterJESTAAcross 12: Sell hot ticketsSCALPAAcross 17: Meadow mouseVOLEAAcross 18: "If ___ a Hammer"IHADAAcross 20: Colorful fishOPAHAAcross 21: Small drumTABORAAcross 22: One of the WaughsALECAAcross 23: Novelist de la RocheMAZOAAcross 24: Apiary sightHIVEAAcross 25: Rainier realmMONACOAAcross 26: Happy cloudNINEAAcross 27: Signora on a camel?FLORENCEOFARABIAAAcross 30: Problems in the boot?CAPRICORNSAAcross 32: Count the penniesSCRIMPAAcross 33: Corrida contenderTOROAAcross 34: Mrs. Henry WallaceILOAAcross 35: Same old routineRUTAAcross 36: Gael's landEIREAAcross 40: Turn intoBECOMEAAcross 43: Sharp tasteTANGAAcross 45: Oriental nannyAMAHAAcross 47: Stephen Foster's "Old Uncle"NEDAAcross 48: Antarctic capeADAREAAcross 49: Ever so simple?ASSISIASPIEAAcross 52: Short smokeCIGAAcross 53: Matelot's milieuMERAAcross 54: Splinter groupSECTAAcross 56: Rita's KhanALYAAcross 57: SizableLARGEAAcross 59: Licorice-tasting cordialsANISETTESAAcross 62: "Sail ___ Ship of State!"ONOAAcross 63: Discredited, as an idolFALLENAAcross 65: Working woman's choice?CARRARAMOTHERHOODAAcross 68: Bisector's resultHALVESAAcross 69: Mouth pieceLIPAAcross 70: Fragrant plantsAROMATICSAAcross 73: Actress LuPonePATTIAAcross 74: Rosary beadAVEAAcross 75: News clippingITEMAAcross 76: Fam. memberBROAAcross 77: Ostrich look-alikeEMUAAcross 78: Italian obi?CREMONASASHAAcross 84: Grant license toALLOWAAcross 86: Paver's pitchTARAAcross 87: GrigsEELSAAcross 88: Anna who played NanaSTENAAcross 89: Edits TV goofsBLEEPSAAcross 90: "Snake eyes" at RenoONESAAcross 92: High, in musicALTAAcross 93: ___ for tatTITAAcross 94: Parlor pieceSOFAAAcross 95: Go ___ (deteriorate)TOSEEDAAcross 98: How to keep the dottore away?ANAPOLIDAYAAcross 102: Second line of a nursery rhyme?PISAPORRIDGECOLDAAcross 106: Familiar campus figurePROFAAcross 108: Part of a Darwinian titleORIGINAAcross 109: Zwei chaserDREIAAcross 110: Breton brainstormIDEEAAcross 111: Run in neutralIDLEAAcross 112: Shade of greenLODENAAcross 113: Algae extractAGARAAcross 114: Parking lightsDIMSAAcross 115: Give the elbowPOKEAAcross 116: Slyly disparagingSNIDEAAcross 117: European blackbirdMERLAAcross 118: Grasshopper's criticANTAAcross 119: WhilomERSTDDown 1: First czar of RussiaIVANDDown 2: MulligrubsCOLICDDown 3: "Uncle Vanya" roleELENADDown 4: Any sense organRECEPTORDDown 5: Part of a target-practice commandAIMFIREDDown 6: Copper: Comb. formCHALCODDown 7: Ocarina's kinKAZOODDown 8: Andrew and LyndonJOHNSONSDDown 9: Grand-scaleEPICDDown 10: Goalie's successesSAVESDDown 11: Union of the personal soul with GodTHEOCRASYDDown 12: It's more than a showerSTORMDDown 13: Hors d'oeuvre itemCANAPEDDown 14: Rhyme schemeABABDDown 15: Math pointsLOCIDDown 16: Malayan outriggerPROADDown 19: A Dickens familyDORRITSDDown 25: Rum cocktailMAITAIDDown 28: Chou ___ENLAIDDown 29: Dowdy oneFRUMPDDown 31: Hotel amenity?ROMESERVICEDDown 37: Not to be believedINCREDIBLEDDown 38: King's tenureREIGNDDown 39: SelvageEDGEDDown 40: The Crimson Tide, for shortBAMADDown 41: Earl of AvonEDENDDown 42: Lampooned likenessCARICATUREDDown 44: BrobdingnagianGIANTDDown 46: Greeting from Michael Caine?HELLOAMALFIDDown 49: ImpersonateACT ASDDown 50: Ending for hip or tipSTERDDown 51: Hilo howdyALOHADDown 55: Raison d'___ETREDDown 58: Very muchA LOTDDown 60: Table stapleSALTDDown 61: Cannon saluteSALVODDown 62: Comics cave manOOPDDown 63: SpumeFROTHDDown 64: Alas!AHMEDDown 66: Outward imagesMIENSDDown 67: Goddess of discordERISDDown 68: Biblical villainHAMANDDown 71: Cut a photoCROPDDown 72: Shoats' momsSOWSDDown 73: Falstaff's henchmanPETODDown 74: City on the IJAMSTERDAMDDown 79: Think it throughREASONDDown 80: "Oklahoma!" auntELLERDDown 81: Cry of encouragement to Mary LouATTAGIRLDDown 82: Fisherman's netSEINEDDown 83: Digestive aidANTACIDDDown 85: Kind of cinchLEADPIPEDDown 89: Least timorousBOLDESTDDown 91: ContrivedSTAGEDDDown 94: Like a high massSOLEMNDDown 96: Voice a viewOPINEDDown 97: RequiemDIRGEDDown 99: DaisesPODIADDown 100: FervorARDORDDown 101: Egg innardsYOLKSDDown 102: Ward heelersPOLSDDown 103: Do a Tuesday choreIRONDDown 104: Sir, in AfricaSIDIDDown 105: TreasuredDEARDDown 107: Iambic measuresFEET