New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd October 1989 There are 76 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd October 1989. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Early seafarerHAMAAcross 4: AnticCAPERAAcross 9: StonecropSEDUMAAcross 14: DecadentEFFETEAAcross 20: Hail to Caesar!AVEAAcross 21: Husband of TitaniaOBERONAAcross 23: Valor; virtueARETEAAcross 24: Russian czar: 1645-76ALEXISAAcross 25: BoozerSOTAAcross 26: NiceMEDITERRANEANRESORTAAcross 29: NicerSWEETERAAcross 31: ExpectAWAITAAcross 32: Quarters and quaversNOTESAAcross 33: CapaciousLARGEAAcross 34: Solos times eightOCTETSAAcross 36: Pound sought by ShylockFLESHAAcross 38: "G.W.T.W." groupCSAAAcross 41: "Lohengrin" roleELSAAAcross 42: Green cupHOLEAAcross 43: Stood upAROSEAAcross 44: Cowboy gearCHAPSAAcross 46: BuckDOLLARAAcross 50: BiasSLANTAAcross 51: Raiders' ex-coachFLORESAAcross 52: Netherlands townshipEDEAAcross 55: Letter openerDEARAAcross 56: Comic's forteTIMINGAAcross 58: IntersticesAREOLAEAAcross 59: TangyPIQUANTAAcross 61: TangierMOROCCANSEAPORTAAcross 63: DragHAULAAcross 64: DisconnectsSEPARATESAAcross 66: To take off, at De GaulleOTERAAcross 67: DashELANAAcross 68: Clears the slateERASESAAcross 69: LibertineROUEAAcross 70: This is elementary for WatsonPARAAcross 73: FlatBELOWPITCHAAcross 77: FlatterOVERPRAISEAAcross 80: Forage plantERSAAcross 81: It may get tannedHIDEAAcross 82: OPEC membersSAUDISAAcross 85: Driving areasTEESAAcross 86: He's unique, so to speakONERAAcross 87: He works on many boardsCARPENTERAAcross 90: Hawks fly hereOMNIAAcross 91: BetterLASVEGASHABITUEAAcross 96: BestSURPASSAAcross 98: Singers often have twoOCTAVESAAcross 99: FloweringABLOOMAAcross 100: Galba's successorOTHOAAcross 101: Court hindranceNETAAcross 102: Decreased?IRONEDAAcross 103: Actress BurstynELLENAAcross 104: ChurchmanCLERICAAcross 106: More auspiciousRIPERAAcross 107: Parts of cartsAXLESAAcross 108: African pasturelandVELDAAcross 110: Southern JohnniesREBSAAcross 114: Meese and MuskieEDSAAcross 115: Poet William ___ CarmanBLISSAAcross 116: Sensitive plantMIMOSAAAcross 118: Former coin of AustriaDUCATAAcross 119: Secret passersSPIESAAcross 121: Filling station for camelsOASISAAcross 122: RainyDRIZZLYAAcross 124: RainierWASHINGTONSTATEPEAKAAcross 130: Plumber's jointELLAAcross 131: Kind of priceASKINGAAcross 132: Rough-edgedEROSEAAcross 133: Rice, in ChinaSTAPLEAAcross 134: W.C.'s chickadeeMAEAAcross 135: Japanese religionSHINTOAAcross 136: "Dancers Resting" painterDEGASAAcross 137: SurfeitsSATESAAcross 138: Junk mailADSDDown 1: Pain in the neckHASSLEDDown 2: DeclarationAVOWALDDown 3: Oxford lengthsMETERSDDown 4: Le ___ de Monte CristoCOMTEDDown 5: Busy as ___ABEEDDown 6: Five of trumpsPEDRODDown 7: "___ tu," "Ballo" ariaERIDDown 8: TurnerROTATORDDown 9: Madras dressesSARISDDown 10: Horace's "he was"ERATDDown 11: PhrontisteryDENDDown 12: All-purpose trk.UTEDDown 13: Most contemptibleMEANESTDDown 14: Aristotelian elementEARTHDDown 15: EscapeFLEEDDown 16: Actor ParkerFESSDDown 17: Outside: Comb. formEXODDown 18: Shooting match for JacquesTIRDDown 19: W. Erhard's therapyESTDDown 22: Stair postNEWELDDown 27: Sometimes it's cutRATEDDown 28: Bridge siteNOSEDDown 30: Drat!EGADDDown 35: ScorchCHARDDown 36: Money for MonetFRANCSDDown 37: Opposite of brevisLONGADDown 38: Tenor BergonziCARLODDown 39: JavelinSPEARDDown 40: Balance-sheet entryASSETDDown 43: Faye and CooperALICESDDown 44: Less arcaneCLEARERDDown 45: Holey rollerHOOPDDown 47: Harem roomODADDown 48: Eye partLENSDDown 49: RecentLATEDDown 50: StruckSMOTEDDown 51: DisencumberFREEUPDDown 52: Young AthenianEPHEBEDDown 53: Device attached to a phoneDIALERDDown 54: Is comparable toEQUALSDDown 56: PentateuchTORAHDDown 57: Savings for sr. citizensIRASDDown 58: John JacobASTORDDown 60: Of an armbone: Comb. formULNODDown 61: Grappa's cousinMARCDDown 62: "Desire hath ___": BurtonNORESTDDown 65: Roberta or BernadettePETERSDDown 70: Simon acquaintancePIEMANDDown 71: In ___ (so to speak)ASENSEDDown 72: OpposeRESISTDDown 74: Anyone thatWHOEVERDDown 75: ClinkedPINGEDDDown 76: Think-tanks outputIDEASDDown 77: Greek theaterODEUMDDown 78: Napa trailerVINEDDown 79: OverATOPDDown 82: Pine martens' kinSABLESDDown 83: Poet who invented the dithyrambARIONDDown 84: Look ___ (respect)UP TODDown 87: TV hookupsCABLESDDown 88: Italian dynastyESTEDDown 89: Rhine tributaryRUHRDDown 91: France's longest riverLOIREDDown 92: PungentACRIDDDown 93: DiscontinuesSTOPSDDown 94: Roof pointerVANEDDown 95: Annie and MontyHALLSDDown 97: Reine's mateROIDDown 100: Michigan car makerOLDSDDown 103: WereEXISTEDDDown 104: Hanger hangoutsCLOSETSDDown 105: Santa ___ IslandsCRUZDDown 107: Shake ___ (hurry)ALEGDDown 108: Border stampVISADDown 109: Gives offEMITSDDown 111: Dermal afflictionECZEMADDown 112: Folk songBALLADDDown 113: MannersSTYLESDDown 115: Five in a row!BINGODDown 116: Karpov coupsMATESDDown 117: ExpertADEPTDDown 118: LeveesDIKESDDown 119: Tibia's localeSHINDDown 120: Half a quarter gallonPINTDDown 121: Pelion supporterOSSADDown 123: Relative of a wheezeRALEDDown 124: What, in WeimarWASDDown 125: Etna ejectaASHDDown 126: Vail verbSKIDDown 127: Vein's gloryOREDDown 127: Vein's gloryORE.DDown 128: Strong aleNOGDDown 129: "___ Vidderne," long Ibsen poemPAA