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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Prepares one's wild oatsSOWSAAcross 5: Wood sorrelsOCASAAcross 9: Master beginnerTASKAAcross 13: CoincideAGREEAAcross 18: NerdTWITAAcross 19: ___ snuff (O.K.)UP TOAAcross 20: ___ Vista, city S of San DiegoCHULAAAcross 21: He wrote "Advise and Consent": 1959DRURYAAcross 22: "___ Want for Christmas . . . "ALLIAAcross 23: CaudaTAILAAcross 24: Two-walled fortificationREDANAAcross 25: StupidDENSEAAcross 26: Excitement over a national park?YELLOWSTONEFEVERAAcross 30: Summers along the SeineETESAAcross 31: Donatello specialtySTATUEAAcross 32: British noble familyEDENSAAcross 33: Wheat bristleAWNAAcross 35: CheckTABAAcross 37: ___-dieu (kneeling bench)PRIEAAcross 38: Charwoman's utensilDUSTPANAAcross 42: Member of the foldLAMBAAcross 46: Watergate evidence?REDHOTTAPEAAcross 50: Kind of therapyCHEMOAAcross 51: Unusual blokeONERAAcross 52: Kálmán operettaSARIAAcross 53: One of a nautical trioNINAAAcross 55: "The Haj" authorURISAAcross 56: "Hasta luego!"ADIOSAAcross 58: Sugar daddy?GOLDDIGGERSMINEAAcross 63: Tusked cetaceansNARWHALSAAcross 65: "___ kleine Nachtmusik": MozartEINEAAcross 66: WiresCABLESAAcross 67: Spanish baby boysNENESAAcross 68: Eng. start-upIGNAAcross 69: Chestnut's kinBEECHAAcross 71: Blind ___ASABATAAcross 74: Malarial maladyAGUEAAcross 75: Sci-fi automatonsANDROIDSAAcross 79: Pei's winning work?BLUERIBBONPRINTAAcross 83: Of goldAURICAAcross 84: Pro ___ (shared equally)RATAAAcross 85: Emulate Julia ChildCOOKAAcross 86: College sports org.NCAAAAcross 88: Hindu godSIVAAAcross 89: Coast or tower precederIVORYAAcross 91: Attar for 12 Down?ROSEBUDOILAAcross 95: Wax-covered cheeseEDAMAAcross 96: Like a trillium's leavesSESSILEAAcross 98: ___-polyROLYAAcross 99: Author BuscagliaLEOAAcross 101: Resort of a sortSPAAAcross 102: Man in a lodgeMASONAAcross 104: Cochise, for oneAPACHEAAcross 109: BeigeECRUAAcross 112: Under-the-counter ne'er-do-wells?BLACKMARKETSHEEPAAcross 117: GasconadesBRAGSAAcross 119: ExtricateUNTIEAAcross 120: HipONTOAAcross 121: Cinders of comicsELLAAAcross 122: Idaho senator: 1907-40BORAHAAcross 123: Like RedfordBLONDAAcross 124: Rise highSOARAAcross 125: Writer WaughALECAAcross 126: Hair-raisingSCARYAAcross 127: Largest salt lake in AustraliaEYREAAcross 128: With competenceABLYAAcross 129: "___ Fence Me In"DONTDDown 1: Hangs in thereSTAYSDDown 2: Little hooterOWLETDDown 3: Author CatherWILLADDown 4: Avocet's kinSTILTDDown 5: Lasts longer thanOUTWEARSDDown 6: Ledger scanners, for shortCPASDDown 7: Have ___ (tackle)ATITDDown 8: Without othersSOLODDown 9: Sit at ___ of (be a disciple)THEFEETDDown 10: "Age of Anxiety" poetAUDENDDown 11: Poles, Serbs, etc.SLAVSDDown 12: Welles roleKANEDDown 13: Put two and two togetherADDDDown 14: Horticulturist's habitat?GREENTHUMBHOUSEDDown 15: Litter's smallestRUNTDDown 16: Old tongueERSEDDown 17: Some are privateEYESDDown 20: Attribute toCREDITDDown 27: AwayOUTDDown 28: Pianist PeterNERODDown 29: Author Santha Rama ___RAUDDown 34: Inst. at Ogden, UtahWSCDDown 36: Darwin's shipBEAGLEDDown 37: Esposito of the N.H.L.PHILDDown 38: Brighton sightDENEDDown 39: JeopardyPERILDDown 40: Ammonia derivativeAMINEDDown 41: Items to countNOSESDDown 42: Credit union's offerLOANDDown 43: "___ partridge in a . . . "ANDADDown 44: She wrote "My Life": 1975MEIRDDown 45: Forest denizen's sweet?BROWNBEARSSUGARDDown 47: RubbishDROSSDDown 48: Pierre's seraphANGEDDown 49: Gilt, e.g.PIGDDown 54: Moved in a curved courseARCEDDDown 57: TrimSHEARDDown 59: CondescendDEIGNDDown 60: UncoverDIG UPDDown 61: Kind of tube or circleINNERDDown 62: Pelvic bonesSACRADDown 64: CaperANTICDDown 69: Place to get pesetasBANCODDown 70: NecessitateENTAILDDown 71: Hillside dugoutsABRISDDown 72: DrudgeSLAVEDDown 73: Hatchbacks, e.g.AUTOSDDown 74: NASA nodsAOKSDDown 76: Crocus or gladiolusIRIDDDown 77: Aprile Millo, for oneDIVADDown 78: Hornswaggler's forteSCAMDDown 80: WindbagBOREDDown 81: Hobgoblin's wordBOODDown 82: ___ 500 (event for Al Unser)INDYDDown 87: Depending on luckALEATORYDDown 90: Kennel soundYIPDDown 92: Hurler in Brooklyn: 1948-57ERSKINEDDown 93: Grew swiftlyBOOMEDDDown 94: Ginglymus's neighborULNADDown 97: Pt. of NewfoundlandLABDDown 100: Saturn's spouseOPSDDown 102: MachoMANLYDDown 103: John Lithgow, e.g.ACTORDDown 105: WinningAHEADDDown 106: Relative of a violaCELLODDown 107: Reddy or MoodyHELENDDown 108: Solar-lunar time differentialEPACTDDown 109: RefluxesEBBSDDown 110: "Lizard of the Nile," for shortCROCDDown 111: ___ avisRARADDown 113: Grease jobLUBEDDown 114: Sub ___ (secretly)ROSADDown 115: PommelKNOBDDown 116: Useful Latin abbr.ET ALDDown 116: Useful Latin abbr.ET AL.DDown 118: RetiringSHY