New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th August 1988

There are 79 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th August 1988. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Contained
AAcross 5:	Summon
AAcross 9:	Flicka's footstep
AAcross 13:	Mount ___, Greek monastic district
AAcross 18:	Heathen
AAcross 19:	Melville novel set in Tahiti	OMOO
AAcross 20:	Creator of "Little Iodine"	HATLO
AAcross 22:	Rumba relative
AAcross 24:	Director-dramatist	INGMARBERGMANTONCHEKHOV
AAcross 28:	Cato's "to be"
AAcross 29:	Osprey's relative
AAcross 30:	Azimuth
AAcross 31:	Bernard ___ Haar, Dutch poet	TER
AAcross 32:	"Call Me Madam" prototype	MESTA
AAcross 33:	Also
AAcross 34:	Home-school orgs.	PTAS
AAcross 35:	Francis, for one
AAcross 36:	Epicedia, e.g.
AAcross 38:	Rival of 87 Across	AMNERIS
AAcross 40:	Teredo
AAcross 41:	Berlin products
AAcross 43:	Collar
AAcross 46:	"The ___," Brando's first film
AAcross 47:	Stomata
AAcross 48:	Actor-hero Murphy	AUDIE
AAcross 49:	Pop
AAcross 50:	Author-clergyman	LOUISAMAYALCOTTONMATHER
AAcross 56:	Granny Smith, e.g.
AAcross 57:	"___ Bitsy Spider," children's song	ITSY
AAcross 58:	New Zealand beetle grubs
AAcross 59:	System practiced by Jackson
AAcross 60:	Huff
AAcross 61:	Fable, e.g.
AAcross 63:	Mindanao municipality	MATI
AAcross 64:	Pilaster
AAcross 65:	Mark Antony's bodyguard
AAcross 67:	Decline
AAcross 69:	Certain berths
AAcross 72:	Expert
AAcross 73:	Australian-American singers	LANACANTRELLAFITZGERALD
AAcross 80:	Essay
AAcross 81:	Oise cathedral town	SENLIS
AAcross 82:	Lothian slope
AAcross 83:	Market town of Normandy	STLO
AAcross 84:	Sculptor Nadelman	ELIE
AAcross 86:	Metal containers
AAcross 87:	Radamès's beloved	AIDA
AAcross 89:	"The ___ Dance Kid"
AAcross 90:	Loath
AAcross 92:	East Coast fish delicacy
AAcross 94:	West Coast naturalist
AAcross 96:	Former N.Y.C. mayor	BEAME
AAcross 98:	Presidentertainer	JAMESBUCHANANETTEFABRAY
AAcross 102:	Rehan and Huxtable	ADAS
AAcross 103:	On the ball
AAcross 104:	Adores, with "upon"
AAcross 105:	W.W. II scene of action	ETO
AAcross 106:	King, in Castilla	REY
AAcross 107:	Fuses
AAcross 108:	Gods for Galba
AAcross 109:	Tenuous
AAcross 113:	Actress Louise	TINA
AAcross 114:	Stens and Brens
AAcross 115:	Author Bagnold
AAcross 116:	Diminutive suffix
AAcross 117:	Calcined
AAcross 120:	Society-page word
AAcross 123:	Actress O'Connor	UNA
AAcross 124:	Where Farsi is spoken
AAcross 125:	Actor Pickens
AAcross 126:	Bridge champrima donna	CHARLESHGORENATATEBALDI
AAcross 131:	Macadamized
AAcross 132:	Stendhal protagonist
AAcross 133:	A son of Adam
AAcross 134:	Cookie pan
AAcross 135:	Transmission parts
AAcross 136:	Auction
AAcross 137:	Affirmatives
AAcross 138:	Cry said with a sigh
DDown 1:	Horse-drawn vehicle
DDown 2:	Goads	EGGSON
DDown 3:	Halt
DDown 4:	Genetic initials
DDown 5:	Snakes often charmed
DDown 6:	Last words
DDown 7:	Body of knowledge
DDown 8:	Birler's need
DDown 9:	Silent-film star of "Forever Amber"	CHARLESCHAPLINDADARNELL
DDown 10:	Picador
DDown 11:	N.L. home-run champ: 1942	OTT
DDown 12:	Scheme
DDown 13:	Sigh in Stuttgart
DDown 14:	School compositions
DDown 15:	Cods' relatives
DDown 16:	Baron of "Der Rosenkavalier"
DDown 17:	Jigger
DDown 18:	Buonarroti masterpiece
DDown 21:	Undivided
DDown 23:	Hawaiian beverage
DDown 25:	Where rhodopsin abounds
DDown 26:	French operatic baritone: 1848-1923	MAUREL
DDown 27:	Author of "Hatter's Castle"	CRONIN
DDown 34:	Factory-adjusted
DDown 35:	Vicious eel
DDown 37:	Musicologist Taylor
DDown 39:	Nobelist von Behring: 1901	EMIL
DDown 40:	"___ Town," 1938 Rooney film
DDown 41:	Nobel Peace Prize winner: 1984
DDown 42:	Japanese veggies
DDown 43:	Kind of ball game
DDown 44:	Journalist St. Johns	ADELA
DDown 45:	Bistros
DDown 47:	Exclusive rights
DDown 48:	Hitchcock's "To Catch ___"	ATHIEF
DDown 49:	Seedy blueberries
DDown 50:	Jacket part
DDown 51:	"Rienzi" or "Jenufa"
DDown 52:	Author Sinclair	UPTON
DDown 53:	Where to see "The Last Supper"
DDown 54:	Go beyond
DDown 55:	Rapidly
DDown 62:	Not at home
DDown 63:	Panel divider
DDown 66:	Lampoons
DDown 68:	" . . . ___ I saw Elba"
DDown 70:	Kid
DDown 71:	Difficulties
DDown 72:	Describing some cheeses
DDown 74:	Salad green
DDown 75:	Tangle; snare
DDown 76:	Where the Lomami flows
DDown 77:	Essential oil
DDown 78:	Vicuña's relative
DDown 79:	A companion of Doc
DDown 84:	Dodge
DDown 85:	SAC commander: 1948-61	LEMAY
DDown 88:	Let up
DDown 90:	Slightly open
DDown 91:	TV's Barnaby Jones	EBSEN
DDown 92:	Scram!
DDown 93:	Judges' suites: Abbr.	CHRS
DDown 94:	Apportions
DDown 95:	Shoshoneans
DDown 97:	"Psychic Warfare . . . " author
DDown 99:	Prussian cavalrymen
DDown 100:	Mailer or Lear
DDown 101:	Civet, e.g.
DDown 107:	Bette from Paterson, N.J.	MIDLER
DDown 108:	Greek wreath component
DDown 109:	Scythe shafts
DDown 110:	"David and Lisa" star	DULLEA
DDown 111:	Omits
DDown 112:	Absolve
DDown 113:	Word with cotta or firma
DDown 115:	Muse or Dryad
DDown 117:	Statute
DDown 118:	Pile
DDown 119:	Lagomorph
DDown 121:	Inquiring interjections
DDown 122:	Selves
DDown 124:	Journey, for Juvenal	ITER
DDown 125:	Comedian Mort	SAHL
DDown 127:	Ames and Begley
DDown 128:	Pay dirt
DDown 128:	Pay dirt
DDown 129:	Uraeus
DDown 130:	Youth org.	BSA