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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th February 1989

There are 67 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th February 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Prepares one's wild oats
AAcross 5: Wood sorrels
AAcross 9: Master beginner
AAcross 13: Coincide
AAcross 18: Nerd
AAcross 19: ___ snuff (O.K.)
AAcross 20: ___ Vista, city S of San DiegoCHULA
AAcross 21: He wrote "Advise and Consent": 1959DRURY
AAcross 22: "___ Want for Christmas . . . "ALLI
AAcross 23: Cauda
AAcross 24: Two-walled fortification
AAcross 25: Stupid
AAcross 26: Excitement over a national park?YELLOWSTONEFEVER
AAcross 30: Summers along the SeineETES
AAcross 31: Donatello specialty
AAcross 32: British noble familyEDENS
AAcross 33: Wheat bristle
AAcross 35: Check
AAcross 37: ___-dieu (kneeling bench)PRIE
AAcross 38: Charwoman's utensil
AAcross 42: Member of the fold
AAcross 46: Watergate evidence?REDHOTTAPE
AAcross 50: Kind of therapy
AAcross 51: Unusual bloke
AAcross 52: Kálmán operetta
AAcross 53: One of a nautical trio
AAcross 55: "The Haj" authorURIS
AAcross 56: "Hasta luego!"
AAcross 58: Sugar daddy?GOLDDIGGERSMINE
AAcross 63: Tusked cetaceans
AAcross 65: "___ kleine Nachtmusik": Mozart
AAcross 66: Wires
AAcross 67: Spanish baby boys
AAcross 68: Eng. start-upIGN
AAcross 69: Chestnut's kin
AAcross 71: Blind ___ASABAT
AAcross 74: Malarial malady
AAcross 75: Sci-fi automatons
AAcross 79: Pei's winning work?BLUERIBBONPRINT
AAcross 83: Of gold
AAcross 84: Pro ___ (shared equally)
AAcross 85: Emulate Julia Child
AAcross 86: College sports org.NCAA
AAcross 88: Hindu god
AAcross 89: Coast or tower preceder
AAcross 91: Attar for 12 Down?ROSEBUDOIL
AAcross 95: Wax-covered cheese
AAcross 96: Like a trillium's leaves
AAcross 98: ___-polyROLY
AAcross 99: Author Buscaglia
AAcross 101: Resort of a sort
AAcross 102: Man in a lodge
AAcross 104: Cochise, for one
AAcross 109: Beige
AAcross 112: Under-the-counter ne'er-do-wells?BLACKMARKETSHEEP
AAcross 117: Gasconades
AAcross 119: Extricate
AAcross 120: Hip
AAcross 121: Cinders of comicsELLA
AAcross 122: Idaho senator: 1907-40BORAH
AAcross 123: Like Redford
AAcross 124: Rise high
AAcross 125: Writer Waugh
AAcross 126: Hair-raising
AAcross 127: Largest salt lake in Australia
AAcross 128: With competence
AAcross 129: "___ Fence Me In"DONT
DDown 1: Hangs in there
DDown 2: Little hooter
DDown 3: Author CatherWILLA
DDown 4: Avocet's kin
DDown 5: Lasts longer than
DDown 6: Ledger scanners, for shortCPAS
DDown 7: Have ___ (tackle)ATIT
DDown 8: Without others
DDown 9: Sit at ___ of (be a disciple)THEFEET
DDown 10: "Age of Anxiety" poet
DDown 11: Poles, Serbs, etc.SLAVS
DDown 12: Welles role
DDown 13: Put two and two together
DDown 14: Horticulturist's habitat?GREENTHUMBHOUSE
DDown 15: Litter's smallest
DDown 16: Old tongue
DDown 17: Some are private
DDown 20: Attribute to
DDown 27: Away
DDown 28: Pianist Peter
DDown 29: Author Santha Rama ___RAU
DDown 34: Inst. at Ogden, UtahWSC
DDown 36: Darwin's ship
DDown 37: Esposito of the N.H.L.PHIL
DDown 38: Brighton sight
DDown 39: Jeopardy
DDown 40: Ammonia derivative
DDown 41: Items to count
DDown 42: Credit union's offer
DDown 43: "___ partridge in a . . . "ANDA
DDown 44: She wrote "My Life": 1975
DDown 45: Forest denizen's sweet?BROWNBEARSSUGAR
DDown 47: Rubbish
DDown 48: Pierre's seraphANGE
DDown 49: Gilt, e.g.
DDown 54: Moved in a curved course
DDown 57: Trim
DDown 59: Condescend
DDown 60: Uncover
DDown 61: Kind of tube or circle
DDown 62: Pelvic bones
DDown 64: Caper
DDown 69: Place to get pesetas
DDown 70: Necessitate
DDown 71: Hillside dugouts
DDown 72: Drudge
DDown 73: Hatchbacks, e.g.
DDown 74: NASA nodsAOKS
DDown 76: Crocus or gladiolus
DDown 77: Aprile Millo, for one
DDown 78: Hornswaggler's forte
DDown 80: Windbag
DDown 81: Hobgoblin's word
DDown 82: ___ 500 (event for Al Unser)INDY
DDown 87: Depending on luck
DDown 90: Kennel sound
DDown 92: Hurler in Brooklyn: 1948-57ERSKINE
DDown 93: Grew swiftly
DDown 94: Ginglymus's neighbor
DDown 97: Pt. of Newfoundland
DDown 100: Saturn's spouse
DDown 102: Macho
DDown 103: John Lithgow, e.g.
DDown 105: Winning
DDown 106: Relative of a viola
DDown 107: Reddy or Moody
DDown 108: Solar-lunar time differential
DDown 109: Refluxes
DDown 110: "Lizard of the Nile," for short
DDown 111: ___ avisRARA
DDown 113: Grease job
DDown 114: Sub ___ (secretly)
DDown 115: Pommel
DDown 116: Useful Latin abbr.
DDown 116: Useful Latin abbr.
DDown 118: Retiring
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