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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th September 1989

    There are 81 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th September 1989. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Nautical term
    AAcross 6: Sleight of hand
    AAcross 11: May or Charles
    AAcross 15: Pound, as in a mortar
    AAcross 19: Cruel masterLEGREE
    AAcross 21: Mennonite
    AAcross 22: Capital of South Yemen
    AAcross 23: Carroll heroineALICE
    AAcross 24: The indestructible Miss Bailey
    AAcross 27: Maillol's favorite subject
    AAcross 28: Terminus
    AAcross 29: Lunatic of old
    AAcross 30: King of the Amorites: Num. 21:21SIHON
    AAcross 31: Tun
    AAcross 32: Large European tree
    AAcross 33: Devices for heating liquids
    AAcross 34: Kind of mite or peak
    AAcross 37: Burrowing rodent
    AAcross 42: More underhanded
    AAcross 43: Party of a sort
    AAcross 44: Monopolize
    AAcross 46: Wading bird
    AAcross 47: The lovable Mr. Holden
    AAcross 50: U.N. org.
    AAcross 51: Eastern Church monasteries
    AAcross 52: Scup
    AAcross 53: Swiss river
    AAcross 54: Brouhaha
    AAcross 55: QE1 or QE2
    AAcross 56: Like certain beaches
    AAcross 57: Fast
    AAcross 59: Fragment
    AAcross 60: Der ___ (Adenauer)ALTE
    AAcross 61: Russian communities
    AAcross 62: De Mille or RhodesCECIL
    AAcross 63: Famous evolutionist
    AAcross 64: Gentleman farmer's degreeMSA
    AAcross 65: Mork in tatters
    AAcross 68: Flavoring substance
    AAcross 69: Bury
    AAcross 71: Capital of Seine-Maritime
    AAcross 72: Set straight
    AAcross 73: N.Y.'s geographic center
    AAcross 74: The irrepressible Midler
    AAcross 76: High priestELI
    AAcross 79: Dahl or FrancisARLENE
    AAcross 80: ___-et-un (gambling game)VINGT
    AAcross 81: Desiccated
    AAcross 82: Foie ___ (table delicacy)GRAS
    AAcross 83: Part of a black suit
    AAcross 84: Indian princess
    AAcross 85: Do a framer's jobREMAT
    AAcross 87: Icy
    AAcross 88: So
    AAcross 89: Ballad
    AAcross 90: Broadcast
    AAcross 91: Fox or jackal
    AAcross 92: Poetic contraction
    AAcross 93: The adorable Miss Pickford
    AAcross 96: Ancient Greek colony
    AAcross 97: Herb for McClanahan
    AAcross 98: Bonnie one
    AAcross 99: Common mosquito
    AAcross 100: Spread out
    AAcross 101: Envelope protecting a record
    AAcross 103: Nodded
    AAcross 104: "The pig was ___"
    AAcross 105: ___ de Calais
    AAcross 106: "Life is an ___ itself . . . ": O. W. Holmes Jr.ENDIN
    AAcross 107: Notorious mischief-makerDENNIS
    AAcross 110: Cousin of kvass
    AAcross 113: Icy pinnacle
    AAcross 116: Miss Heming as a partner in crimeCONFEDERATEVIOLET
    AAcross 119: Period
    AAcross 120: Cordon ___ (top chef)
    AAcross 121: Edict in Odessa
    AAcross 122: One who sidesteps
    AAcross 123: Social attribute
    AAcross 124: Hall, in HamburgSAAL
    AAcross 125: A concern of Whittier
    AAcross 126: End of a Gertrude Stein quote
    DDown 1: Mont Blanc, e.g.ALPE
    DDown 2: "I've ___ to London . . . "
    DDown 3: Mild expletive
    DDown 4: Airport abbr.ARR
    DDown 5: Pinochle play
    DDown 6: Expert
    DDown 7: Verily
    DDown 8: Encircled
    DDown 9: St. John or St. ThomasISL
    DDown 10: Bonos' baby
    DDown 11: Members of a medieval sect
    DDown 12: Juan's goodbye
    DDown 13: Writer Robert ___ Warren
    DDown 14: Siamese twin
    DDown 15: Popeye's nemesisBLUTO
    DDown 16: Divest
    DDown 17: The Red Baron, e.g.
    DDown 18: Permissive word
    DDown 20: Ocelli
    DDown 23: Crown of flowers
    DDown 25: Eastern potentate
    DDown 26: Tendon
    DDown 31: Curriculum ___
    DDown 33: Poetic tribute
    DDown 34: Bizarre
    DDown 35: Tomlinson shooting the rapidsWHITEWATERLILY
    DDown 36: Seek
    DDown 37: Subject of Tennyson's "In Memoriam"HALLAM
    DDown 38: Serves
    DDown 39: Hardy friend at Pikes Peak
    DDown 40: Pebbly rubble
    DDown 41: Speed
    DDown 42: Gurth, in "Ivanhoe"
    DDown 43: Thresh
    DDown 45: Bridge whizGOREN
    DDown 47: Euphorbia
    DDown 48: An anagram for sower
    DDown 49: Poor man's mink
    DDown 54: Circe, e.g.
    DDown 56: Ess
    DDown 57: Violin precursor
    DDown 58: Small seeds of grapes
    DDown 59: Debra of Hollywood
    DDown 61: Bea Arthur roleMAUDE
    DDown 62: Dracula, for one
    DDown 63: Sere
    DDown 65: Lorelei's river
    DDown 66: Bee sound
    DDown 67: Stendahl's "Le ___ et le noir"
    DDown 68: Satellite's path
    DDown 70: Lacks
    DDown 72: Sweet RosieOGRADY
    DDown 73: Eurydice's beloved
    DDown 74: Jag
    DDown 75: Designator
    DDown 77: Singer KazanLAINIE
    DDown 78: "Ding-Dong! the Witch ___"ISDEAD
    DDown 79: Actress in "The Maltese Falcon"
    DDown 80: Windmill parts
    DDown 82: Columbus's hometown
    DDown 84: Awaken
    DDown 85: Frosty
    DDown 86: Ages
    DDown 87: Manxman, e.g.
    DDown 89: Croats and CzechsSLAVS
    DDown 90: Postscript
    DDown 91: Kind of audience
    DDown 93: Etiolate
    DDown 94: Quantity alongside a barnYARDFUL
    DDown 95: Spooky
    DDown 100: Rational
    DDown 102: Excess of solar over lunar year
    DDown 103: Nine: Comb. formENNEA
    DDown 104: Diarize
    DDown 106: ___ weed, rangeland plantEOLA
    DDown 107: Mild expletive
    DDown 108: Leisure
    DDown 109: Hindu god
    DDown 110: Actor ___ RayALDO
    DDown 111: Residue
    DDown 112: Raison d'___ETRE
    DDown 113: Beauty-parlor service
    DDown 114: Govt. agency
    DDown 114: Govt. agency
    DDown 115: Fabled big bird
    DDown 116: Network initialsCBS
    DDown 117: Monogram of a musical Duke
    DDown 118: Means of propulsion
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