New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th October 1989

There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th October 1989. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Composer Bartók	BELA
AAcross 5:	Rcd. player
AAcross 10:	Extremely
AAcross 16:	___-de-sac
AAcross 19:	Likeness
AAcross 20:	Hawkeye's friend
AAcross 21:	Heft
AAcross 22:	Jackie's second	ARI
AAcross 23:	PLATES	BLUEHOMEHOTANDLICENSE
AAcross 27:	Moistens the bird
AAcross 28:	Mystic character
AAcross 29:	Total
AAcross 30:	Ollie's sidekick	STAN
AAcross 31:	Porker's pad
AAcross 32:	Health club
AAcross 34:	Cash
AAcross 37:	Short and very staccato: Mus.
AAcross 39:	They put gadgets to work
AAcross 41:	Mouthward
AAcross 43:	Fight segments
AAcross 46:	CUPS	BUTTERLOVINGHICANDEYE
AAcross 52:	Attention getter
AAcross 53:	Family car
AAcross 54:	Jr.-to-be
AAcross 55:	Glacial ridges
AAcross 56:	Scuttlebutt
AAcross 58:	Nita of "A Sainted Devil"	NALDI
AAcross 60:	Oil cartel
AAcross 62:	Dispatched
AAcross 63:	Gone from the board
AAcross 65:	Olive and castor
AAcross 67:	Guidonian note
AAcross 68:	BOWLS	DUSTSUGARGATORANDFISH
AAcross 77:	Be human
AAcross 78:	Change for a five
AAcross 79:	"Who Can I ___?": 1964 song
AAcross 80:	Airplane runner
AAcross 84:	Kind of work or spirit
AAcross 86:	U.S. export
AAcross 89:	Actor Lloyd: 1902-85	NOLAN
AAcross 90:	"___ of the Thousand Days"
AAcross 91:	Malarial fever
AAcross 93:	Wolfish looks
AAcross 95:	Wimp's cousin
AAcross 96:	POTS	COFFEETOSSFLESHANDTEA
AAcross 101:	Titania's spouse	OBERON
AAcross 102:	Composer Rota: 1911-79	NINO
AAcross 103:	Polonius hid behind one
AAcross 104:	Carries on
AAcross 106:	Harvest goddess
AAcross 109:	A North Caucasic language	UDI
AAcross 110:	Cry of triumph
AAcross 113:	Mind
AAcross 115:	Kind of cat
AAcross 117:	Biblical preposition
AAcross 119:	Of a poetic foot
AAcross 121:	PANS	TINSAUCESAMTAIANDCAKE
AAcross 126:	Business abbr.
AAcross 127:	Starry
AAcross 128:	Dinsmore or Venner	ELSIE
AAcross 129:	Road for Caesar	ITER
AAcross 130:	Fair grade
AAcross 131:	Live
AAcross 132:	Movie units
AAcross 133:	Action word
DDown 1:	Supports for trestletrees on ships
DDown 2:	Prominence
DDown 3:	Crummy
DDown 4:	French novelist Claude	ANET
DDown 5:	Blossoms
DDown 6:	CB buff
DDown 7:	Fragrant river?
DDown 8:	Old Testament book
DDown 9:	U. of Maine locale
DDown 10:	"The ___ Dogs": Burns
DDown 11:	Broody
DDown 12:	Clears (of)
DDown 13:	Arctic abodes
DDown 14:	Foolish fancy
DDown 15:	List ender
DDown 16:	Asian language
DDown 17:	Word with Major or Minor
DDown 18:	Mortgage
DDown 24:	"Demian" author
DDown 25:	Fitted piece
DDown 26:	Portuguese money
DDown 33:	Harold of songdom	ARLEN
DDown 35:	Work units
DDown 36:	Bumpkin
DDown 36:	Bumpkin
DDown 38:	Kind of artist
DDown 39:	Greatest
DDown 40:	Fountain order
DDown 42:	Chef's long-handled utensil
DDown 44:	Cannon of films	DYAN
DDown 45:	Noted muralist	SERT
DDown 46:	Told all
DDown 47:	Ruark novel: 1962
DDown 48:	Musical subjects	TEMAS
DDown 49:	Intrepidity
DDown 50:	"Mood ___," 1931 song
DDown 51:	Pincerlike claw
DDown 57:	Legal thing
DDown 59:	Half a fragrant oil	ILANG
DDown 61:	Incline
DDown 64:	Music for two
DDown 66:	Unsaturated alcohol
DDown 69:	The ___ Santini, Duval role
DDown 70:	Birthplace of Henry VIII's first wife
DDown 71:	Indian or orange
DDown 72:	Sue for payment
DDown 73:	Jungle sights
DDown 74:	Cove
DDown 75:	Impolite look
DDown 76:	Metal eye at the end of a lariat
DDown 80:	Me. river	SACO
DDown 81:	Bellpull
DDown 82:	Logician's conclusion
DDown 83:	Pays expenses
DDown 85:	Bernstein's field
DDown 87:	Bergman role in "Casablanca"	ILSA
DDown 88:	Jawaharlal ___ of India
DDown 92:	Slave of yore
DDown 94:	Herrings' kin
DDown 97:	Long, long time
DDown 98:	Display delight about
DDown 99:	"Julius Caesar" setting
DDown 100:	Water nymph
DDown 105:	Conventicle participants
DDown 107:	Pierce
DDown 108:	Trite
DDown 110:	Ebb
DDown 111:	Scout, at times
DDown 112:	Harsh
DDown 113:	Auditory
DDown 114:	Plant shoot
DDown 116:	Lovely woman
DDown 118:	Seine feeder	OISE
DDown 120:	Twelfth-cen. date	MCIV
DDown 122:	Bern's stream
DDown 123:	Downcast
DDown 124:	Toby contents
DDown 125:	Homophone for 124 Down