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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd October 1988

There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd October 1988. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Rigel, e.g.
AAcross 5: Trade
AAcross 9: French Lick is one
AAcross 12: Herald's cloak
AAcross 18: Guipure or colberteen
AAcross 19: Kennedy relativeOHARE
AAcross 20: Telpher
AAcross 21: Lariats
AAcross 22: Fabian's opinion of Cesario: Shak.AMOSTDEVCOWARD
AAcross 25: "By their ___ ye shall know them"
AAcross 26: Third
AAcross 27: Peter's ___ (old tax)
AAcross 28: Saturate
AAcross 29: Chevet
AAcross 30: "When I was ___ . . . "ALAD
AAcross 31: Twangy
AAcross 33: Flings
AAcross 36: Author St. JohnsADELA
AAcross 37: Above all
AAcross 41: Michel Ney's weaponARME
AAcross 42: Sultry
AAcross 44: Kind of soup
AAcross 47: First U.N. Secretary General
AAcross 48: Sward
AAcross 49: Wings, to Ovid
AAcross 50: "Because thou hast ___ faithful . . . ": Luke 19:17
AAcross 51: Horne from Brooklyn
AAcross 52: Photog's product
AAcross 53: "___, said . . . Chaucer": SpenserUNCHUNKIST
AAcross 57: Aphorisms
AAcross 59: Auditors' concerns
AAcross 61: Tempers
AAcross 62: Painting style
AAcross 63: It can be scanned
AAcross 64: Po metropolis
AAcross 65: Lorelei
AAcross 67: Islamic Messiah
AAcross 69: Rel. of a bracketPAREN
AAcross 70: Hampered
AAcross 73: Prepare to deplane
AAcross 75: Loud confrontationSHINGMATCH
AAcross 77: Mme., in MadridSRA
AAcross 78: Estuaries
AAcross 79: Kind of flute
AAcross 81: Mother of Jabal and JubalADAH
AAcross 82: Folding bed
AAcross 83: Literary monogramRLS
AAcross 84: Decrees
AAcross 86: Tommyrot
AAcross 87: Yield
AAcross 88: Early asceticsESSENES
AAcross 90: Squash variety
AAcross 92: Weighty works
AAcross 93: Smudges
AAcross 95: Rounded moldings
AAcross 96: Record-breaking miler
AAcross 98: What gandy dancers do
AAcross 100: Shapes
AAcross 102: Walked aimlessly
AAcross 106: Stage
AAcross 107: How the death-fires danced for the Ancient MarinerABABINREELANDR
AAcross 109: James Webb's "___ of Honor"ASENSE
AAcross 110: Baby raccoon
AAcross 111: Wagon tongues in New England
AAcross 112: Fad
AAcross 113: Spare
AAcross 114: Vane dir.
AAcross 115: Yawn
AAcross 116: Fleuret's kin
DDown 1: Lath
DDown 2: Subdued
DDown 3: Acidity, to an M.D.ACOR
DDown 4: Iterate
DDown 5: Author Hite
DDown 6: Undulating
DDown 7: Azimuth
DDown 8: Populated
DDown 9: Kind of sheet
DDown 10: Tuileries, e.g.PARC
DDown 11: Tennyson's wrecked seamanARDEN
DDown 12: Piscatorial sportTRFISHING
DDown 13: Service begun May 15, 1918
DDown 13: Service begun May 15, 1918
DDown 14: Geegaw
DDown 15: One of the Cook IslandsATIU
DDown 16: Seed, in tennis
DDown 17: Sociologist's deg.DSS
DDown 19: Seraglio sections
DDown 23: Apices
DDown 24: Prosperity
DDown 30: Ta-ta, in Tours
DDown 32: Section of "Le Tartuffe"ACTE
DDown 33: Joshua's fellow spyCALEB
DDown 34: Coliseum
DDown 35: Fisherman's quarrySMALLMHBASS
DDown 36: Far East nurses
DDown 38: Start of Stephano's song in "The Tempest"FLEMANDSCEM
DDown 39: Luxury craft
DDown 40: Barm
DDown 42: Type of arch
DDown 43: Pressure product
DDown 45: Vilma or BuddyEBSEN
DDown 46: N.B.A. team
DDown 51: Jogger's cousin
DDown 53: As far as
DDown 54: Nerve: Comb. formNEURI
DDown 55: Black of "Nashville"
DDown 56: Gershwin's "Of Thee ___"ISING
DDown 58: Author LoftsNORAH
DDown 60: Dangerous mosquito
DDown 64: Resort lake in the WestTAHOE
DDown 65: Caterpillar hairs
DDown 66: On edge
DDown 67: Foolish guillemot
DDown 68: Indigo sources
DDown 69: Attention gettersPSTS
DDown 70: Gaseous element
DDown 71: Wear away
DDown 72: Trysts
DDown 74: Fast-food specialtyTAKEORDER
DDown 76: A Polynesian tongue
DDown 80: Perdure
DDown 84: Free
DDown 85: Cloy
DDown 86: ___ around (cavorting)
DDown 87: Liken
DDown 89: In decline
DDown 91: Search carefully
DDown 92: Shadow
DDown 94: Spile
DDown 96: Kind of paper
DDown 97: Norma and CharlotteRAES
DDown 98: ___-majestéLESE
DDown 99: Belt
DDown 101: Shea stats.RBIS
DDown 102: Hazard for Strange
DDown 103: Cinch
DDown 104: Fringe
DDown 105: Endure, in Edinburgh
DDown 106: Martina's doubles partner
DDown 108: Pedagogue's org.NEA
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