New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd September 1989 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd September 1989. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Israel's AbbaEBANAAcross 5: Police groupSQUADAAcross 10: Sense by feelingPALPAAcross 14: Norman townSTLOAAcross 18: Gambling gameFAROAAcross 19: Ecuador's capitalQUITOAAcross 20: CupidAMORAAcross 21: Brazilian stateBAHIAAAcross 22: Carpenter's patriotic lyric?THEFRUITEDPLANEAAcross 25: Court decreeARRETAAcross 26: Gaze intently towardSTAREATAAcross 27: Feed on the leaGRAZEAAcross 28: City of last Lincoln-Douglas debateALTONAAcross 29: ConcerningINREAAcross 30: "Superman" ChristopherREEVEAAcross 31: PermitALLOWAAcross 32: British P.M.: 1945-52ATTLEEAAcross 35: Lint-collecting materialSERGEAAcross 36: Frost's "In the ___"CLEARINGAAcross 39: Redheaded ArleneDAHLAAcross 40: Barber's dinner course?SCISSORSALADAAcross 43: Palindromic Cambodian Lon ___NOLAAcross 44: Scold, with "down"DRESSAAcross 46: Cakes' unlikely partnerALEAAcross 47: ParchedARIDAAcross 48: Gudrun's husbandATLIAAcross 49: Dos Passos trilogyU.S.A.AAcross 49: Dos Passos trilogyUSAAAcross 50: Gardener's direction?WESTWARDHOEAAcross 55: "Borstal Boy" playwrightBEHANAAcross 56: Coloring substancesPIGMENTSAAcross 58: DomainREALMAAcross 59: Negative verbal contractionWERENTAAcross 60: She was a lady, in songEADIEAAcross 61: "Bei ___ Bist Du Schoen," 1937 hitMIRAAcross 62: ___ four (tea cake)PETITAAcross 63: CondemnedDOOMEDAAcross 65: Nicholas Gage best sellerELENIAAcross 67: Like some cigarettesFILTEREDAAcross 70: PixyishELFINAAcross 71: How a new lumberjack fells a tree?AXIDENTALLYAAcross 73: Kind of process, in chemistryOXOAAcross 74: Northern wind of southern FranceBISEAAcross 75: "___ baby!"ATTAAAcross 76: PastAGOAAcross 77: "And to Think That I ___ on Mulberry Street"SAWITAAcross 79: "Yech!"UGHAAcross 80: Leather-worker's dictum?AWLORNOTHINGAAcross 85: Take out, editoriallyDELEAAcross 86: A ___ (sizable amount)GOOD DEALAAcross 88: Hunter in the skyORIONAAcross 89: Dished out the soupLADLEDAAcross 91: Field miceVOLESAAcross 92: Alb adjunctAMICEAAcross 93: ___ Sadr, exiled IranianBANIAAcross 94: John or BoDEREKAAcross 95: Steak cutFLANKAAcross 96: Blow hot ___ (vacillate)ANDCOLDAAcross 100: PivotalPOLARAAcross 101: Reapers' span?BRIDGEOFSCYTHESAAcross 104: DrovesHERDSAAcross 105: Shankar, the sitar playerRAVIAAcross 106: HackneyedTRITEAAcross 107: "L'___, c'est moi"ETATAAcross 108: "The Banana Boat Song," familiarlyDAYOAAcross 109: Oil-cartel acronymOPECAAcross 110: Male and femaleSEXESAAcross 111: Britain's "blonde bombshell"DORSDDown 1: NewtsEFTSDDown 2: Thai moneyBAHTDDown 3: PrecinctAREADDown 4: Airline's Spartan offeringNO-FRILLSDDown 5: "Hollywood ___," TV game showSQUARESDDown 6: EntirelyQUITEDDown 7: Out, in the TransvaalUITDDown 8: Had a biteATEDDown 9: Los Angeles nineDODGERSDDown 10: Long parleyPALAVERDDown 11: AstonishAMAZEDDown 12: Like a certain RangerLONEDDown 13: Grand ___, Evangeline's homePREDDown 14: Tailor, facetiouslySARTORDDown 15: Mason's discouraging advice?THROWINTHETROWELDDown 16: Property claimLIENDDown 17: Tidbit for DobbinOATDDown 21: "Home, Sweet Home," e.g.BALLADDDown 23: Coty or DescartesRENEDDown 24: Polite Italian wordPREGODDown 28: Get ___ on (find a clue)ALEADDDown 30: Stitch againRESEWDDown 31: Kate's TV friendALLIEDDown 32: TotalADD UPDDown 33: AnklebonesTARSIDDown 34: Ditchdigger's knightly period?THEAGEOFSHOVELRYDDown 35: River depositsSILTSDDown 36: Billiard shotCAROMDDown 37: Pitcher RyanNOLANDDown 38: FlashGLINTDDown 41: Untouchables, e.g.CASTEDDown 42: Comedian MortSAHLDDown 45: Where the Riksdag meetsSWEDENDDown 48: Eagle's penthouse suiteAERIEDDown 51: Writer BagnoldENIDDDown 52: Bristling with weaponsARMEDDDown 53: Marie Antoinette, notablyREINEDDown 54: Memorable "Mack the Knife" singerDARINDDown 55: Grable, White and BoopBETTYSDDown 57: Ike's wifeMAMIEDDown 59: Jack Benny's exclamationWELLDDown 62: Southwestern lagniappePILONDDown 63: Rid of eavesdropping devicesDEBUGDDown 64: Few: Comb. formOLIGODDown 65: Sing the praises ofEXTOLDDown 66: Matilda or AnaniasLIARDDown 67: Twist's wicked tutorFAGINDDown 68: Prospero, e.g.EXILEDDown 69: Loved not wisely, but too wellDOTEDDDown 71: Rand's shruggerATLASDDown 72: Western resortTAHOEDDown 75: "A year, a month, ___ . . . ": MarloweAWEEKDDown 78: "Hooked"ADDICTEDDDown 80: Luther, Larry and PollyADLERSDDown 81: WanderingNOMADICDDown 82: Vital space-shuttle partO RINGDDown 83: Twofers, e.g.TICKETSDDown 84: Takes a ganderGLANCESDDown 87: El ___, fabulous treasure cityDORADODDown 90: Gibb or GumpANDYDDown 92: Among the quickALIVEDDown 93: Tack upBASTEDDown 94: "___ deer, a female . . . "DOEADDown 95: Wrap with ropes, at seaFRAPDDown 97: "___ be in England . . . ": R. BrowningOHTODDown 98: Limerick manLEARDDown 99: N.Y. timesDSTSDDown 100: Wilson's deg.PH.D.DDown 100: Wilson's deg.PHDDDown 101: Sibling of SisBRODDown 102: Galena or bauxiteOREDDown 102: Galena or bauxiteORE.DDown 103: DilemmaFIX