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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th December 1988

There are 71 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th December 1988. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: John Webster's "The Duchess of ___"MALFI
AAcross 6: Ethereal ring
AAcross 10: Trims away
AAcross 15: Silent Lillian or Dorothy
AAcross 19: First victim's namesakesABELS
AAcross 20: AskewALOP
AAcross 21: Rage
AAcross 22: Engaged in
AAcross 23: "___?" asked Tom abstractlyBUTISITART
AAcross 25: "___," said Tom divertinglyITSOURTURN
AAcross 27: Spaghetti wheat
AAcross 28: Credulous
AAcross 30: Raised strip
AAcross 31: Falsify
AAcross 32: Measures
AAcross 34: Flatter, in a way
AAcross 36: Massive
AAcross 38: Notice
AAcross 40: "___," said Tom initiallyIOWNANRCA
AAcross 42: Signal flares
AAcross 43: Eagle plus two
AAcross 44: Exclusively
AAcross 45: Precise point
AAcross 46: Played a shrill instrument
AAcross 47: "___," said Tom haltinglyICANTGOON
AAcross 50: "___," said Tom unsparinglyANOPENFRAME
AAcross 54: Wolf's kin
AAcross 55: Barley beard
AAcross 57: Underdone
AAcross 58: ___ Friday
AAcross 59: Knight of TV memory
AAcross 60: Tire print
AAcross 62: The revenuers
AAcross 63: Wall Street figure
AAcross 64: Levin or LanskyMEYER
AAcross 67: "___," said Tom grandlyNICEPIANO
AAcross 69: Avifauna
AAcross 70: Cut out of the budget
AAcross 71: Witticism
AAcross 72: Priest, to Pedro
AAcross 73: "___ pig's eye!"INA
AAcross 74: Doughboys' successors
AAcross 75: Smell ___ARAT
AAcross 77: Creek
AAcross 78: "That's a ___ on me!" said Tom freshlyNEWONE
AAcross 82: "___," said Tom dramaticallyITSALLANACT
AAcross 86: "___," said Tom rhetoricallyBIGTALKER
AAcross 89: Gulf of Aqaba portELATH
AAcross 90: Dutch airline inits.KLM
AAcross 91: Roald or Arlene
AAcross 92: Pallid
AAcross 93: Mother Goose dieters
AAcross 95: "___," said Tom ravenously
AAcross 98: Adduce
AAcross 99: Silent PolaNEGRI
AAcross 100: Early show
AAcross 101: Sources of ruin
AAcross 103: Exist
AAcross 104: Kin of strep
AAcross 106: Acerbic
AAcross 108: Throwaways ever since Eve
AAcross 110: "___," said Tom playfullyISAWHAMLET
AAcross 113: "___," said Tom disarminglyDROPTHEGUN
AAcross 116: Brief note
AAcross 117: A Reagan Attorney GeneralMEESE
AAcross 118: De Valera's republic
AAcross 119: Make used to
AAcross 120: Glut
AAcross 121: Ill-fated favorite of Elizabeth I
AAcross 122: Hire out
AAcross 123: Trifled
DDown 1: Fairy queenMAB
DDown 2: "At once, ___, and yet a rose full-blown": HerrickABUD
DDown 3: "___," said Tom gracefullyLETUSPRAY
DDown 4: Coquettish
DDown 5: Progeny
DDown 6: Cloche, e.g.
DDown 7: King of comedy
DDown 8: Lake Erie city near ClevelandLORAIN
DDown 9: Most favorable situations
DDown 10: Omega's predecessor
DDown 11: Magnetic one
DDown 12: ___ Alverio (Rita Moreno)
DDown 13: Run to seed
DDown 14: Complacent
DDown 15: Tennis-racquet strings
DDown 16: "___," said Tom automaticallyIPULLEDAGUN
DDown 17: Alley coup
DDown 18: Sweethearts
DDown 24: Encroached
DDown 26: Blunt refusal
DDown 29: "___," said Tom flatlyFINDANAPARTMENT
DDown 33: Sans others
DDown 35: Disney film: 1982
DDown 37: Pusher's customer
DDown 38: Grand in scope
DDown 39: Me. citySACO
DDown 41: A neighbor of Mont.
DDown 42: Bench penalties
DDown 44: Weasel's kin
DDown 46: Iron: Comb. formFERRO
DDown 48: Famous
DDown 49: Pusher's scourge
DDown 51: Citizen Tom
DDown 52: Algerian neighbor
DDown 53: Pipe elbows
DDown 56: Bewail
DDown 60: Powerful person
DDown 61: Tramp Vladimir in "Waiting for Godot"DIDI
DDown 63: Donnybrook
DDown 64: Wise trio
DDown 65: Stairwell sign
DDown 66: "___," said Tom privatelyYESSERGEANT
DDown 67: Maugham's ___ NesbitNORAH
DDown 68: Aba wearer
DDown 69: Ryan or TatumONEAL
DDown 71: Snack-bar drinks
DDown 73: Red-handedINTHEACT
DDown 76: "___," said Tom dolefullyTAKETHESE
DDown 79: "___," said Tom sagelyOKWISEGUY
DDown 80: Not on the rocks
DDown 81: River into Donegal Bay
DDown 83: Winglike
DDown 84: Somewhat tardy
DDown 85: Romans' 156CLVI
DDown 87: Pledge of unity
DDown 88: Apparel
DDown 93: Symbols of sluggishness
DDown 94: Xerxes's realm
DDown 95: City near Vesuvius
DDown 96: McGuffey work
DDown 97: ___ olde EnglandMERRIE
DDown 98: Melville's "Benito ___"CERENO
DDown 100: Russell, Ball and LansburyMAMES
DDown 102: Kind of game for Nolan Ryan
DDown 105: Like a pussycat
DDown 107: Asunder
DDown 109: Kind of bet
DDown 111: Minuscule
DDown 112: Waco nickname
DDown 112: Waco nickname
DDown 114: Peevish fit
DDown 115: He's often raised
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