New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd July 1989 There are 81 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd July 1989. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Certain secantsPOLARSAAcross 7: Cried loudlyBAWLEDAAcross 13: Border river in 104 DownYALUAAcross 17: ProhibitBARAAcross 20: CharmAMULETAAcross 21: EachAPIECEAAcross 22: AssertAVERAAcross 23: Match king KreugerIVARAAcross 25: OPPOSED TO A BANNER SHARECONFLAGRATIONAAcross 27: AWAY, SORROW!WOEBEGONEAAcross 29: Forum garbTOGAAAcross 30: European carpROACHAAcross 31: DistortSKEWAAcross 33: Britain, poeticallyALBIONAAcross 34: Plow soleSLADEAAcross 35: Run, as a dyeBLEEDAAcross 37: DEDUCE A REFUSALINFERNOAAcross 38: Lay a lawnSODAAcross 41: FondlesPETSAAcross 42: SuspiciousLEERYAAcross 43: ForeignALIENAAcross 44: Hedge shrubsPRIVETSAAcross 46: Hall in a casaSALAAAcross 47: A grandson of AdamENOSAAcross 48: Agnus ___DEIAAcross 51: Atlas itemsINSETSAAcross 52: NIINDIFFERENTAAcross 55: Flowerless plantFERNAAcross 56: SpeedsRACESAAcross 57: Exhortation to KellySLIDEAAcross 58: Capital of GuamAGANAAAcross 59: ApportionALLOTAAcross 60: OverATOPAAcross 61: Marry in hasteELOPEAAcross 62: Skipper's "Stop!"AVASTAAcross 63: European sea breamBRAISEAAcross 64: Author DeightonLENAAcross 65: LOUGANIS'S CHARGED PARTICLEDIVERSIONAAcross 67: Pipe repairmanPLUMBERAAcross 68: PlacidSERENEAAcross 71: Ratite bird of crosswordsEMUAAcross 72: Race horse: SlangGEE-GEEAAcross 73: Magi activity at BethlehemADORINGAAcross 75: STREAKERS = TOP NOTESOVERTONESAAcross 78: Gypsy boyROMAAcross 81: Bloomers in Whitman's dooryardLILACSAAcross 82: Australian tennis greatLAVERAAcross 84: East Indian woody vinesODALSAAcross 85: Elephant's-earTAROAAcross 86: Basketry grassOTATEAAcross 87: European finchSERINAAcross 88: Come upARISEAAcross 89: Wreck completelyTOTALAAcross 90: "Prince ___," R.L.S. workOTTOAAcross 91: SEAFOOD VENDOR'S STALLSTANDOFFISHAAcross 93: Quarter ___ (8:45)TONINEAAcross 94: EnemyFOEAAcross 95: Executioner in "The Mikado"KOKOAAcross 96: Nominate, in ScotlandLEETAAcross 97: CrowdsTHRONGSAAcross 98: Small napkinDOILYAAcross 100: BrainstormsIDEASAAcross 102: Very properPRIMAAcross 103: ObtainGETAAcross 104: SupplementsADDENDAAAcross 107: Curl the lipSNEERAAcross 108: SoloALONEAAcross 109: AppearedSEEMEDAAcross 110: ColorTINTAAcross 111: ImbibedDRANKAAcross 112: Turkish regimentALAIAAcross 116: CONTRACT DEBT CHITSINCURIOUSAAcross 118: HOW TO MAKE MEN TATENTERTAINMENTAAcross 122: Suffix with commentATORAAcross 123: SistersNUNSAAcross 124: Navy engineering corpsmanSEABEEAAcross 125: Marked with spots or linesNOTATEAAcross 126: Hurricane centerEYEAAcross 127: AshenGRAYAAcross 128: Makes croutonsTOASTSAAcross 129: Soho cigGASPERDDown 1: CovenantPACTDDown 2: Melville novelOMOODDown 3: Respiratory organLUNGDDown 4: EspartoALFADDown 5: Electrical unitRELDDown 6: Hollywood hopefulsSTARLETSDDown 7: Pressure unitsBARADSDDown 8: SpeedilyAPACEDDown 9: AccompanyingWITHDDown 10: Wahine's wreathLEIDDown 11: Author of "The Name of the Rose"ECODDown 12: More compactDENSERDDown 13: Deviated from courseYAWEDDDown 14: OwnAVOWDDown 15: ShelterLEEDDown 16: Franciscan nunURBANISTDDown 17: London attractionBIG BENDDown 18: To have: Fr.AVOIRDDown 19: Continued without interruptionRANONDDown 24: City with lots of slotsRENODDown 26: Fall guysGOATSDDown 28: Sprite: Fr.ELFEDDown 32: PitchKEYDDown 34: Small barracudasSPETSDDown 35: MisrepresentBELIEDDown 36: PageLEAFDDown 37: Actress MasseyILONADDown 38: HelixSPIRALDDown 39: Elaborately decoratedORNATEDDown 40: BEEF ABOUT 3 A.M. RECORD PLAYINGDISCONSOLATEDDown 42: Stocking runLADDERDDown 43: ConcerningANENTDDown 45: Barkley was oneVEEPDDown 46: Marsh birdSNIPEDDown 47: EpochsERASDDown 48: PANNING THE COLD CUTS SHOPDELIBERATINGDDown 49: IrregularEROSEDDown 50: BuryINTERDDown 52: "___ Lucy"ILOVEDDown 53: Churchill's good willFAVOURDDown 54: Actor RichardEGANDDown 55: BlazeFLAMEDDown 57: David's weaponSLINGDDown 59: Snug as a bug in ___ARUGDDown 61: British noble familyEDENSDDown 62: Rifleman, at timesAIMERDDown 63: SanctifyBLESSDDown 66: ___ clock (six bells)SEVENODDown 67: "The Old Wives' Tale" dramatistPEELEDDown 69: Poetic MuseERATODDown 70: Sake sourceRICEDDown 72: Grind one's teethGNASHDDown 73: IT CONSISTS OF 592 TCHASTSALOOFDDown 74: SameDITTODDown 75: "Amores" poetOVIDDDown 76: ConservativesTORIESDDown 77: Pindar, for oneODISTDDown 79: Bergamot or mandarinORANGEDDown 80: HarassMOLESTDDown 82: PerviousLEAKYDDown 83: Tuscan riverARNODDown 85: Wells's "___ Bungay"TONODDown 87: Roman outer garmentSTOLADDown 88: Frighten: Dial.AFEARDDown 89: The Velvet FogTORMEDDown 91: Problem on an icy roadSKIDDINGDDown 92: Run awayFLEEDDown 93: SVELTE MONARCHTHINKINGDDown 97: Mineral found in dried lake basinsTRONADDown 98: DecorousDEMUREDDown 99: Unique personONERDDown 100: HostelINNDDown 101: HateDETESTDDown 102: Home basesPLATESDDown 104: Largest continentASIADDown 105: Spaghetti al ___DENTEDDown 106: LureDECOYDDown 107: Actress SpacekSISSYDDown 108: Court decreeARRETDDown 110: AlbacoreTUNADDown 111: Former perennial Socialist candidateDEBSDDown 112: Danish countiesAMTSDDown 113: JumpLEAPDDown 114: Feed the kittyANTEDDown 115: Brain passageITERDDown 117: Start of the Lord's PrayerOURDDown 119: ModernistNEODDown 120: Chinese pagodaTAADDown 121: Common, in HawaiiNOA