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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th April 1989

    There are 82 across clues and 86 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th April 1989. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Fragrance
    AAcross 6: Jasper Johns medium
    AAcross 10: Ramble
    AAcross 14: "___ and Lovers": Lawrence
    AAcross 18: Bicycle parts
    AAcross 19: Dispassionate people
    AAcross 22: Lamb who wrote about a pig
    AAcross 23: Field of study
    AAcross 24: GOOD-TIME FELLOW'S SPREE, with "OUT": 1915CHARLIESNIGHT
    AAcross 26: April 16, 1989, to 20 Down
    AAcross 28: Amonasro's daughterAIDA
    AAcross 29: Money-exchange allowances
    AAcross 30: Heart part
    AAcross 32: Drifts
    AAcross 33: Rose Bowl pts.TDS
    AAcross 34: Camel's backbreaker?
    AAcross 35: Writer Bontemps
    AAcross 36: Pie edgings
    AAcross 37: Peregrine
    AAcross 38: Renowned Canadian physicianOSLER
    AAcross 39: Emulated Van Winkle
    AAcross 40: Kind of disk
    AAcross 43: HE KEEPS A FILLING STATION: 1914THEDENTIST
    AAcross 45: Religious deg.
    AAcross 48: Terminates
    AAcross 49: Loves too fondly
    AAcross 51: Statue in Piccadilly Circus
    AAcross 52: Van Gogh's brotherTHEO
    AAcross 53: Penal and Napoleonic
    AAcross 54: Juan and EvaPERONS
    AAcross 55: Wife of Osiris
    AAcross 56: Max, Buddy and BugsBAERS
    AAcross 57: North Sea feeder
    AAcross 58: London's "White ___"
    AAcross 59: "Oro y ___," Mont.'s mottoPLATA
    AAcross 61: Ancient Greek instrument
    AAcross 62: Syr. neighborISR
    AAcross 63: LIFE OF RILEY: 1917
    AAcross 66: Il Duce's daughter and son-in-lawCIANOS
    AAcross 67: Whinnies
    AAcross 69: Jazz pianist FathaHINES
    AAcross 70: Butler or Morse
    AAcross 71: Surveying method
    AAcross 72: DIVERSION: 1914
    AAcross 72: DIVERSION: 1914
    AAcross 74: Forced emigrants: Abbr.DPS
    AAcross 77: Old Athenian tunic
    AAcross 78: Poe's "___ in Paradise"TOONE
    AAcross 80: Medrick
    AAcross 81: Bind with a ship's ropes
    AAcross 82: Great Lakes acronym
    AAcross 83: Beget
    AAcross 84: Del Rio film: 1928
    AAcross 87: Rock cavity's crystalline lining
    AAcross 88: Brick or Dutch follower
    AAcross 89: Zola novel
    AAcross 90: Comb: Comb. formCTENO
    AAcross 91: Gala in Galicia
    AAcross 92: Footlike part
    AAcross 93: Stage illumination
    AAcross 96: Gift for a third anniversary
    AAcross 97: Deserves
    AAcross 98: What a mantis does?
    AAcross 99: "Now the hungry lion ___": Shak.
    AAcross 100: Loudness
    AAcross 102: Old World lizard
    AAcross 103: Fencing defense
    AAcross 104: Links org.PGA
    AAcross 107: Bagnold's "___ Blandish"SERENA
    AAcross 108: StaggeringAREEL
    AAcross 110: Vera Zorina's Broadway role: 1945
    AAcross 111: Prohibitionists
    AAcross 112: MISERY: 1918ADOGSLIFE
    AAcross 114: HUSSEIN IN GOTHAM, with "A": 1957KINGINNEWYORK
    AAcross 117: She wears a sari
    AAcross 118: Scottish group
    AAcross 119: Catnap
    AAcross 120: Some are close
    AAcross 121: ___ St. Lawrence, G.B.S.'s homeAYOT
    AAcross 122: Olden times
    AAcross 123: West German river
    AAcross 124: Church council
    DDown 1: Garden pest
    DDown 2: Place to ride at anchor
    DDown 3: Gumbo
    DDown 4: Ott or Brooks
    DDown 5: Nepalese, e.g.ASIATICS
    DDown 6: Legendary Gaelic heroOSSIAN
    DDown 7: Murrow's "Hear ___"ITNOW
    DDown 8: Clark Kent's girlLOIS
    DDown 9: Mr., in MilanoSIG
    DDown 10: Straight: Comb. formRECT
    DDown 11: Olive genus
    DDown 12: Department in E France
    DDown 13: "Once Upon a ___," 1959 musical
    DDown 14: Most logical
    DDown 15: Praying figure
    DDown 16: Wimps' cousins
    DDown 17: Simon ___ (children's game)
    DDown 18: Ailurophobe's cry
    DDown 20: SUBJECT OF THIS PUZZLECHARLESSPENCERCHAPLIN
    DDown 21: Squiffed
    DDown 25: Plumed bird
    DDown 27: What Mauna Loa can do
    DDown 31: Undercooked
    DDown 34: Laths
    DDown 35: Pallid
    DDown 36: Awards for TV commercialsCLIOS
    DDown 37: "___ moi le déluge"
    DDown 38: Preminger or Bismarck
    DDown 39: Groove
    DDown 40: Nopal and saguaro
    DDown 41: Shawms' successors
    DDown 42: THIS DAY AND AGE: 1936
    DDown 44: Hatching post
    DDown 45: KLONDIKE EVENT: 1925THEGOLDRUSH
    DDown 46: Poor boys
    DDown 47: Capt.'s deck chief
    DDown 47: Capt.'s deck chief
    DDown 49: Patron saint of FranceDENYS
    DDown 50: Assns.ORGS
    DDown 52: French philosopher: 1828-93TAINE
    DDown 54: Ottoman title
    DDown 55: Stagehands' unionIATSE
    DDown 56: Hitler's mistress
    DDown 58: Dickens villain
    DDown 60: Lascivious look
    DDown 61: The Bard's Athenian misanthrope
    DDown 63: Formal content of a culture
    DDown 64: Paroxysm
    DDown 65: Dutch artist PoortvlietRIEN
    DDown 66: French Revolution songCAIRA
    DDown 68: Corroded
    DDown 70: Pool person
    DDown 71: "When push comes to ___"
    DDown 73: Like ___ of bricks
    DDown 75: Phony gem
    DDown 76: Supernumerary's weapon
    DDown 77: Karate stroke
    DDown 78: Shades
    DDown 79: Nuncupative
    DDown 81: Guitar's fingerboard ridges
    DDown 83: One of Lyon's rivers
    DDown 85: Court gp.ATTYS
    DDown 86: Hodgepodge
    DDown 87: Anne Frank's book
    DDown 89: Average state
    DDown 91: Like the legendary Fosdick
    DDown 93: Rural deities
    DDown 94: ___ dixitIPSE
    DDown 95: Cretans or SpartansGREEKS
    DDown 96: Scicolone on screen
    DDown 97: Writ of execution
    DDown 99: Two-time Oscar winnerRAINER
    DDown 100: May 8, 1945
    DDown 101: Base for the Black Bears
    DDown 103: Kind of ring
    DDown 104: Home of the Cougars
    DDown 105: Spun
    DDown 106: Questions
    DDown 107: Poet TeasdaleSARA
    DDown 108: At a distance
    DDown 109: Film maker ClairRENE
    DDown 110: Excited
    DDown 111: Actress CannonDYAN
    DDown 113: U.N. arm
    DDown 115: Captain of the ark, to PhilippeNOE
    DDown 116: "___ Do I Love You?": 1927 song
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