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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th June 1989

There are 84 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th June 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: " . . . a tall ship and ___ steer her by": MasefieldASTARTO
AAcross 5: Actor HoffmanDUSTIN
AAcross 11: Little Iodine's creatorHATLO
AAcross 16: "___ moss-trooping Scott was he": ScottASTARK
AAcross 19: U.S. columnistALSOP
AAcross 20: Like some beds
AAcross 21: Standoffish
AAcross 22: Chinese dynastyTSIN
AAcross 24: Very meager paySTARVATIONWAGES
AAcross 26: Texas
AAcross 28: Drain
AAcross 29: Lowest points
AAcross 30: Groups of three
AAcross 32: Piggy-bank contents
AAcross 33: On hand
AAcross 35: Baseball pitch
AAcross 36: Dennis and DuncanSANDYS
AAcross 37: Fatigue symptom
AAcross 39: Media man Turner
AAcross 40: Fishing net
AAcross 41: Binds
AAcross 42: Daylight dimmers
AAcross 44: Ratifies
AAcross 45: Defaults
AAcross 47: Half a score
AAcross 50: Manned a shell
AAcross 51: Military bigwigFIVESTARGENERAL
AAcross 54: Soft cheese
AAcross 55: Residue
AAcross 56: Oblast and city of the U.S.S.R.ORELS
AAcross 57: Host at Valhalla
AAcross 58: Flunky
AAcross 59: Effortlessness
AAcross 60: "Le Roi d'Yvetot" composer
AAcross 61: Timber wolves
AAcross 63: Nagged
AAcross 65: Betray a hood's confidenceRATON
AAcross 67: Rome's river
AAcross 68: Mount ___, JordanHOR
AAcross 69: Bard's "before"
AAcross 70: Share top billing
AAcross 70: Share top billing
AAcross 73: Parish-Perkins tune: 1934STARSFELLONALABAMA
AAcross 77: Ukr., e.g.SSR
AAcross 78: Sol.
AAcross 79: Ft. soldiersINF
AAcross 80: Mosquito
AAcross 81: Became cheerfulLITUP
AAcross 83: Thusly: Colloq.LIKESO
AAcross 85: Tamar's half-brotherAMNON
AAcross 86: Swap
AAcross 88: Fox terrier of filmsASTA
AAcross 92: Myrna's kinfolk
AAcross 93: "___ a man with seven wives"IMET
AAcross 94: "A Rage to Live" author
AAcross 95: Wan
AAcross 96: A biol. sci.ANAT
AAcross 97: Figurative signs of joySTARSINONESEYES
AAcross 100: Of ___ (undistinguished)ASORT
AAcross 101: Together: Comb. form
AAcross 102: City: Ger.STADT
AAcross 103: Nitrous ___ (laughing gas)
AAcross 104: Melodic
AAcross 105: Quotidian
AAcross 107: Black tea
AAcross 108: Fine, mod style
AAcross 110: Natives: SuffixOTES
AAcross 111: Be calculating
AAcross 113: Movable pointer
AAcross 115: Some Italian singers
AAcross 117: Bolivian cityORURO
AAcross 118: Sword
AAcross 119: ___ Sark, a Channel Islands rulerDAMEOF
AAcross 120: Glasgow veto
AAcross 123: A discarded title for "G.W.T.W."NOTINOURSTARS
AAcross 125: "When ___ sang together . . . ": Job 38:7THEMORNINGSTARS
AAcross 128: Ending for an inchoative verbESCE
AAcross 129: Al ___ (chewy)DENTE
AAcross 130: Author WeltyEUDORA
AAcross 131: Activates anew
AAcross 132: Sounds seeking silenceSHS
AAcross 133: ___ down (scold)
AAcross 134: Double dagger, in printing
AAcross 135: Being, to Brutus
DDown 1: Edison's middle nameALVA
DDown 2: Blue gemsSTARSAPPHIRES
DDown 3: Preschooler
DDown 4: Vent one's view
DDown 5: Seaport in ScotlandDUNDEE
DDown 6: Relax
DDown 7: Fashionable
DDown 8: Shoelace ends
DDown 9: Cyprinoid fish
DDown 10: Young bird
DDown 11: A binary compound
DDown 12: Solo
DDown 13: Coloring agent
DDown 14: Former Brooklyn pitcherLOES
DDown 15: "A pair ___-cross'd lovers . . . ": Shak.OFSTAR
DDown 16: Accompany
DDown 17: G.I. publication
DDown 18: Poker pot
DDown 19: Spectral typesASTARS
DDown 23: Memorable crime fighter
DDown 25: Ovens
DDown 27: Isolated rocks
DDown 31: Washer cycle
DDown 34: One going back on a promise
DDown 35: Feel effects of a head blowSEESTARS
DDown 36: Dormer part
DDown 37: Habitat
DDown 38: Bow or BartonCLARA
DDown 40: Fuse ores
DDown 41: ___ Carlo MenottiGIAN
DDown 43: Dentist's deg.
DDown 44: State firmly
DDown 45: Brimmed headgear
DDown 46: Doric column edge
DDown 48: Sea ducks
DDown 49: Indigent person
DDown 51: Misrepresent as genuine
DDown 52: Actress Cara of "Fame" fameIRENE
DDown 53: Prize eponym
DDown 54: Prevent
DDown 60: "___ Use Raising a Shout": AudenITSNO
DDown 61: Bed sheets, etc.
DDown 62: Nigerian V.I.P.'s
DDown 63: French nobleman
DDown 64: New Guinea peopleARAU
DDown 66: "___ Born"ASTARIS
DDown 67: Commotion
DDown 68: Alaskan IndiansHAIDAS
DDown 70: Maria of opera
DDown 71: Having a certain sharp flavor
DDown 72: TV roles for Glaser and SoulSTARSKYANDHUTCH
DDown 74: Plaint
DDown 75: Slowly, to Solti
DDown 76: Trumpet
DDown 82: Fervor
DDown 84: Part of i.e.
DDown 85: In the thick of
DDown 86: Bara of silentsTHEDA
DDown 87: Comedienne MarthaRAYE
DDown 89: MeteorsSHOOTINGSTARS
DDown 90: Clipped
DDown 91: Poker payments
DDown 93: "Je dis," in EnglishISAY
DDown 94: Basketry twig
DDown 95: Swiss river
DDown 97: Take by surprise
DDown 98: Lariat loop
DDown 99: Urged
DDown 102: Carly or Paul
DDown 104: City SE of Cleveland
DDown 106: High hideaways
DDown 107: Ballet movements
DDown 108: Honshu seaportAOMORI
DDown 109: Verdi works
DDown 111: Loudness unit
DDown 112: Irritable
DDown 113: Chili con ___CARNE
DDown 114: Whipper-snappers
DDown 115: Greek isleSAMOS
DDown 116: Flaming
DDown 118: Remorseful one
DDown 119: "___ Dinah," 1958 hit tuneDEDE
DDown 121: Phoenician love goddess
DDown 122: Ar successor
DDown 124: Bizarre
DDown 126: Hawaiian syndicate
DDown 127: Vane dirs.NES
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