New York Times Answers - Friday, 9th February 1990

There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 9th February 1990. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Kind of Chinese pottery
AAcross 4:	"East River" author
AAcross 8:	In ___ (minus basic data)	VACUO
AAcross 13:	Kind of engr.	ELEC
AAcross 15:	Sprinter's target
AAcross 16:	Wry humor
AAcross 17:	Peter Jennings, e.g.
AAcross 19:	Nez ___, Northwest Indian tribe
AAcross 20:	Vittorio Emanuele, re ___	DITALIA
AAcross 21:	Magnetic-change line on a map	ISOPOR
AAcross 22:	"___ for naebody": Burns	ICARE
AAcross 23:	Covers for bldgs.	RFGS
AAcross 26:	Fighting Tigers at Baton Rouge	LSU
AAcross 27:	Cousins or Lear
AAcross 29:	Old-time illuminants	OILLAMPS
AAcross 32:	Spiced hot wine beverage
AAcross 34:	Clerical vestment	ORALE
AAcross 35:	Agt.'s cut
AAcross 38:	Hotel functionary
AAcross 40:	High-wire accessory
AAcross 41:	"___ Foolish Things . . . ": 1935 ballad
AAcross 43:	Surrounded by
AAcross 44:	Caballero's date
AAcross 46:	Two-time A.L. homer leader Thomas	GORMAN
AAcross 51:	___ compos (out of touch)
AAcross 52:	Field hand of yore
AAcross 54:	___ retreat (decamp)	BEATA
AAcross 55:	Sad songs
AAcross 57:	Worn down
AAcross 59:	Heifetz contemporary	ELMAN
AAcross 60:	Carson-Sajak alternative
AAcross 62:	Oxlike African antelope
AAcross 63:	Heathery hill
AAcross 64:	"___ Can": Sammy Davis Jr.	YESI
AAcross 65:	Remains in the air
AAcross 66:	___ Willard, 1919 Dempsey victim
AAcross 67:	Barbara Bush, ___ Pierce
DDown 1:	Make for the harbor	HEADIN
DDown 2:	Magnetic alloy
DDown 3:	Heavenly quaff
DDown 4:	City once called Hadria Picena	ATRI
DDown 5:	Leyte's neighbor	SAMAR
DDown 6:	Fin. troubleshooter
DDown 7:	Female lobster
DDown 8:	Wheels, honchos et al.	VIPS
DDown 9:	Filled with interstices
DDown 10:	Army medic
DDown 11:	Loose a caboose
DDown 12:	___ and terminer
DDown 14:	Kind of bracelet
DDown 18:	Poisonous evergreen shrub
DDown 21:	Icel. or Ire.	ISL
DDown 24:	Like some Olympic bobsleds	FOURMAN
DDown 25:	Doohickey
DDown 28:	Modernist
DDown 30:	Description of an English horn	LONGOBOE
DDown 31:	Adamant
DDown 33:	World Series unfortunates
DDown 35:	Gal. components	PTS
DDown 36:	Bedspread material
DDown 37:	A saxophonist	TENORMAN
DDown 39:	Sharp-cornered: Abbr.
DDown 42:	___-dance man	SONGAND
DDown 45:	Book ends?	IES
DDown 47:	Demoisturize again
DDown 48:	Berserkers
DDown 49:	Parade-ground command	ATEASE
DDown 50:	U.K. nursemaid
DDown 53:	Miss Kett et al.	ETTAS
DDown 55:	Sea or six preceder
DDown 56:	Means justifiers
DDown 58:	Lines on A.A.A. maps	RTES
DDown 60:	Winner over B.M.G.: 1964
DDown 61:	" . . . ___ the mightiest Julius fell": Shak.