New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd April 1989 There are 66 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd April 1989. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Ale ingredientHOPSAAcross 5: Rostand or RimbaudPOETEAAcross 10: As red as ___ABEETAAcross 15: DingleDALEAAcross 19: N.T. omissionAPOCAAcross 20: InciteEGG ONAAcross 21: CholericIRATEAAcross 22: Footnote abbr.IBID.AAcross 23: AustraliaSUTHERLANDSMOTHERLANDAAcross 27: VariousASSORTEDAAcross 28: Earthen potsOLLASAAcross 29: Sartre novelNAUSEAAAcross 30: BurdenONUSAAcross 31: Athanasian or NiceneCREEDAAcross 32: ArgotCANTAAcross 33: "Journey Into Fear" authorAMBLERAAcross 36: Musical upbeatsARSESAAcross 37: Point ___, Calif. capeARGUELLOAAcross 41: Like whooping cranesRAREAAcross 42: Tail-dragging nursery groupBOPEEPSSHEEPAAcross 45: "___ Heldenleben": StraussEINAAcross 46: ExpertsONERSAAcross 48: Haggard queenSHEAAcross 49: Dr. Seuss's "Hop on ___"POPAAcross 50: Literary initialsGBSAAcross 51: "___ Certain Lady at Court": PopeONAAAcross 52: Innsbruck thrills: 1976HAMILLSCAMELSAAcross 59: ExistAREAAcross 60: Dessert winesMADEIRASAAcross 62: SpeedilyAPACEAAcross 63: American wildcatOCELOTAAcross 65: Arty partySALONAAcross 66: YawningAGAPEAAcross 67: Positioned for push-upsPRONEAAcross 68: Photog's copiesREPROSAAcross 70: Coeur d'___, IdahoALENEAAcross 71: ScrutiniesPERUSALSAAcross 74: Like some dicts.ABRAAcross 75: Bugliosi best sellerHELTER-SKELTERAAcross 78: Haw's oppositeGEEAAcross 79: Baby of operaDOEAAcross 80: Itinerary infoARRAAcross 81: DX ÷ VCIIAAcross 82: ThesmotheteSOLONAAcross 84: Corolla petalALAAAcross 84: Corolla petalALA.AAcross 85: Chapeaux for writer JeanGENETSBERETSAAcross 91: HawkVENDAAcross 92: Ouster; dislodgementRIDDANCEAAcross 94: Maki or variLEMURAAcross 95: Scholastic propositionsTHESESAAcross 97: Rock attachmentETTEAAcross 98: Checks cagilyCASESAAcross 99: JettyPIERAAcross 100: Mister, in MonzaSIGNORAAcross 103: Yellowish greenCHLORAAcross 104: Increase Mather was oneMORALISTAAcross 108: English actress's family treasuresCLAIREBLOOMSHEIRLOOMSAAcross 111: Aweather's oppositeALEEAAcross 112: An eye openerALARMAAcross 113: TubbyOBESEAAcross 114: At the peakATOPAAcross 115: Winter Palace residentTSARAAcross 116: Agate and picaTYPESAAcross 117: EminentNOTEDAAcross 118: Hanging endsDAGSDDown 1: "The night ___ thousand eyes"HASADDown 2: WorkOPUSDDown 3: CrocksPOTSDDown 4: High followerSCHOOLERDDown 5: DisquietPERTURBDDown 6: Emulates Baron OchsOGLESDDown 7: "Gadzooks!" relativeEGADDDown 8: This comes short or longTONDDown 9: SupportENDORSEDDown 10: RandomAIMLESSDDown 11: Like E.M.K.'s "A"BROADDDown 12: Diner come-onEATSDDown 13: Biblical suffixETHDDown 14: Like "Grease" charactersTEENAGEDDown 15: WeakenDILUTEDDown 16: Garments for BedouinsABASDDown 17: BusinessLINEDDown 18: Icelandic literary workEDDADDown 24: Lake in IrelandERNEDDown 25: Coleridge's "gentle thing"SLEEPDDown 26: Jerry-builtRANUPDDown 31: Angler's basketCREELDDown 32: Light fabricCREPEDDown 33: Woolf's "___ of One's Own"AROOMDDown 34: Unexpected gainMANNADDown 35: Rye coatingBREADSPREADDDown 36: Gardener's baneAPHISDDown 37: What to "give me"AHOMEDDown 38: Reitman film: 1986LEGALEAGLESDDown 39: Book, in BresciaLIBRODDown 40: CommencementONSETDDown 43: Turkish empire founderOSMANDDown 44: Modern frontierSPACEDDown 47: Civil War battle site: 1862SHILOHDDown 53: Came into beingAROSEDDown 54: Pub offeringLAGERDDown 55: ReachesSPANSDDown 56: Czech dramatistCAPEKDDown 57: Laszlo Loewenstein's film nameLORREDDown 58: Examines minutelySCOURSDDown 61: Lug of a jugEARDDown 64: U.S.N.A. graduateENSDDown 66: This might be redALERTDDown 67: A larceny sizePETITDDown 68: Homing deviceRADARDDown 69: Verdi princessEBOLIDDown 70: " . . . it is ___ of life": Proverb 13:12ATREEDDown 71: Workman, e.g.PLIERDDown 72: Sierra ___LEONEDDown 73: TransmitsSENDSDDown 76: Knight's shaftLANCEDDown 77: Neutral colorsECRUSDDown 83: Cause an axle to breakOVERLOADDDown 85: Croc's relativeGATORDDown 86: BegENTREATDDown 87: Events for Phil MahreSLALOMSDDown 88: Broom for Twiggy?BESOMDDown 89: "Each and All" poetEMERSONDDown 90: Up in arms, e.g.STIRREDDDown 93: Old French coinDENIERDDown 96: Make soundHEALDDown 98: TaskCHOREDDown 99: AplombPOISEDDown 100: Beat it!SCATDDown 101: What Pandora let looseILLSDDown 102: Mother of the TitansGAEADDown 103: Trap leaderCLAPDDown 104: AssembleMEETDDown 105: JotIOTADDown 106: Portmanteau wordSMOGDDown 107: Three of these make a tbs.TSPSDDown 109: Journalist-reformer NellieBLYDDown 110: TV optionHBO