New York Times Answers - Friday, 4th November 1988 There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 4th November 1988. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Arctic attirePARKAAAcross 6: Corn porridgeSAMPAAcross 10: "___ homo!"ECCEAAcross 14: Pertaining to spaceAREALAAcross 15: EntreatyPLEAAAcross 16: Food fishSHADAAcross 17: Italian islandCAPRIAAcross 18: Kind of department at a hospitalADMITTINGAAcross 20: Mystical wordABRACADABRAAAcross 22: Trygve of U.N. fameLIEAAcross 23: Ancient highwayITERAAcross 24: Altar screenREREDOSAAcross 26: SmartWISEAAcross 28: WanderingNOMADICAAcross 31: Retirement prog.IRAAAcross 32: Knight's tunicGIPONAAcross 33: ConfectionFUDGEAAcross 37: ChumPALAAcross 38: ScoldingREPROOFAAcross 40: Sound perceptionEARAAcross 41: FollowENSUEAAcross 43: Defeats badlyROUTSAAcross 44: Type of lettuceCOSAAcross 45: A RedgraveVANESSAAAcross 47: ValleyDALEAAcross 48: ChidesBERATESAAcross 51: Francis Marion surpriseRAIDAAcross 53: Palindromic prepositionEREAAcross 54: ComfortEASEFULNESSAAcross 59: Dissolute personLIBERTINEAAcross 61: Actress BergerSENTAAAcross 62: Holes-in-oneACESAAcross 63: Bacchanalian cryEVOEAAcross 64: Killer whalesORCASAAcross 65: Nathan Hale's alma materYALEAAcross 66: ResidueRESTAAcross 67: Ashbery and NemerovPOETSDDown 1: Spotted cavyPACADDown 2: A sheik, e.g.ARABDDown 3: Hostile tit-for-tat actionsREPRISALSDDown 4: Form of self-defenseKARATEDDown 5: Famous eatery ownerALICEDDown 6: W.W. I planeSPADDDown 7: Robert or Alan of filmsALDADDown 8: Resembling a thin tissueMEMBRANOUSDDown 9: MarriedPAIREDDDown 10: "Dulce et decorum ___ . . . "ESTDDown 11: ToddlerCHILDDDown 12: Leoncavallo husbandCANIODDown 13: RimsEDGESDDown 19: DutiesTARIFFSDDown 21: "L.A. Law" attorneyARNIEDDown 25: Old French coinECUDDown 26: CleanWIPEDDown 27: Where Meshed isIRANDDown 29: HeavyOPPRESSIVEDDown 30: Philippine tribesmenMOROSDDown 32: ___ AntillesGREATERDDown 34: TurpitudeDECADENCEDDown 35: British prisonGAOLDDown 36: GaelicERSEDDown 39: Japanese cityOTARUDDown 42: Mexican grapeUVADDown 46: TidierNEATERDDown 47: PesosDINERODDown 48: "Stop!" to Captain BlighBELAYDDown 49: HeathERICADDown 50: Wat Tyler was oneREBELDDown 52: Famed political columnistALSOPDDown 55: A son of SethENOSDDown 56: Pedal extremitiesFEETDDown 57: Photocopy, for shortSTATDDown 58: Fresh talkSASSDDown 60: Suffix with SiamESE