New York Times Answers - Monday, 1st May 1989

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 1st May 1989. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Aphrodite's boy
AAcross 5:	Pilot's wheel
AAcross 9:	Come up
AAcross 14:	Leningrad's river
AAcross 15:	Covent Garden highlight
AAcross 16:	Ruckus
AAcross 17:	Consider
AAcross 18:	Look after
AAcross 19:	More competent
AAcross 20:	Fell into Morpheus's arms	DROPPEDASLEEP
AAcross 23:	Tankard filler
AAcross 24:	Post
AAcross 25:	Water, to Watteau
AAcross 28:	An official language of Pakistan
AAcross 31:	Greece, to Greeks	HELLAS
AAcross 35:	Silkworm land
AAcross 37:	Jai ___	ALAI
AAcross 39:	Suffix with Boswell or Burns	IANA
AAcross 40:	Impediments	STUMBLINGBLOCKS
AAcross 43:	Ireland, to a Celt
AAcross 44:	Jacob's twin
AAcross 45:	Anoint, old style
AAcross 46:	Boat owner's problem
AAcross 48:	Hair-raising
AAcross 50:	___ Plaines, Ill.
AAcross 51:	Muslim priest
AAcross 53:	"___ and Meeks," comic strip
AAcross 55:	Holiday junkets	VACATIONTRIPS
AAcross 61:	Biblical pause
AAcross 62:	Collier's access
AAcross 63:	Mead or George
AAcross 65:	Game venue
AAcross 66:	Sleuth played by Lorre	MOTO
AAcross 67:	Bad
AAcross 68:	Soil deposit
AAcross 69:	A neighbor of Turkey
AAcross 70:	Hirsute Himalayan apparition
DDown 1:	Cut off
DDown 2:	Oboe or bassoon
DDown 3:	Cohan's "___ There"
DDown 4:	Pacific island group
DDown 5:	Laundry container
DDown 6:	Wyandot's kin
DDown 7:	The Swedish Nightingale
DDown 8:	Letter opener
DDown 9:	Charlotte ___, U.S. Virgin Islands capital	AMALIE
DDown 10:	Uprising
DDown 11:	"Winnie ___ Pu"	ILLE
DDown 12:	Flow slowly through
DDown 13:	Always, to Keats
DDown 21:	Lead weight
DDown 22:	Master, in Madras
DDown 25:	Comforted
DDown 26:	Moving
DDown 27:	High interest rate
DDown 29:	Orator's platform
DDown 30:	Armbones
DDown 32:	Spiked the punch
DDown 33:	Tarsus
DDown 34:	Envelopes' enclosures: Abbr.	SASES
DDown 36:	Alaskans, Hawaiians et al.	AMERICANS
DDown 38:	Chills and fever
DDown 41:	"___ c'est moi"	LETAT
DDown 42:	Tier
DDown 47:	Neb. Indians	OMAHAS
DDown 49:	Gold-medal gymnast: 1984	RETTON
DDown 52:	Home of the Heat
DDown 54:	Actor Richard from Chicago
DDown 55:	___ Beach, Fla.	VERO
DDown 56:	Opposite of aweather
DDown 57:	Bouquet or reputation
DDown 58:	Naldi of silents fame	NITA
DDown 59:	Do a road job
DDown 60:	Comic routine
DDown 61:	Paul Dresser's musical "gal"
DDown 64:	Inventor Whitney	ELI