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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th February 1990

There are 82 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th February 1990. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Hawthorne's birthplace
AAcross 6: U.S.S.R. river
AAcross 10: Chagall or Connelly
AAcross 14: Comedian MortSAHL
AAcross 18: Miniver Cheevy's love
AAcross 19: Glorifies
AAcross 22: A k a Lamb
AAcross 23: Medicinal plant
AAcross 24: USUAL VACATION?TWEEKSWITHPAY
AAcross 26: DOUBLESTBASEHITS
AAcross 28: Brando role in "I Remember Mama"NELS
AAcross 29: Qadaffi's gulfSIDRA
AAcross 30: Actress HughesTRESA
AAcross 32: Soupçons
AAcross 33: Evita Perón, e.g.: Abbr.SRA
AAcross 34: A ___ minuteMILEA
AAcross 35: Match
AAcross 36: Films' Arthur Stanley Jefferson
AAcross 37: Marcus Aurelius's M.D.
AAcross 38: Brownish gray
AAcross 39: Mexican's estate
AAcross 40: Provided a banquet for a fee
AAcross 43: AVENUE GOING EAST OR WESTTWAYSTREET
AAcross 45: Angle or color precederTRI
AAcross 48: "Venus and ___," Shakespearean poem
AAcross 49: Tennis great of 1920's and 30's
AAcross 51: Anagram for tuna
AAcross 52: British gun
AAcross 53: Loblollies
AAcross 54: Square
AAcross 55: French wrinklesPLIS
AAcross 56: "Borstal Boy" authorBEHAN
AAcross 57: Degenerates
AAcross 58: Actress Witherspoon
AAcross 59: Haut monde
AAcross 61: Quibbles
AAcross 62: Tough wood
AAcross 63: TOOL FOR A PAIRTHANDEDSAW
AAcross 66: Backpackers
AAcross 67: Exit
AAcross 69: French composer Erik
AAcross 70: "The ___ of Good Women": Chaucer
AAcross 71: Least furnished
AAcross 72: DISCIPLE OF ANANIASTFACEDLIAR
AAcross 74: As written: Mus.STA
AAcross 77: Help freshmen adjust
AAcross 78: Wilbur and Kunitz
AAcross 80: Train for many N.Y. commutersLIRR
AAcross 81: Tel ___AVIV
AAcross 82: Narrowly defeated, with "out"
AAcross 83: Some are wild
AAcross 84: Brief joy rides
AAcross 86: "To a rag and ___ . . . ": KiplingABONE
AAcross 87: "Twice-___ Tales"
AAcross 88: ___ spumanteASTI
AAcross 89: Home, for one
AAcross 90: Carpenter's tool
AAcross 91: Sappho creation
AAcross 92: BIKINI, E.G.TPIECESUIT
AAcross 95: Miss America, e.g.
AAcross 96: Yawns
AAcross 97: A tropical ray
AAcross 98: Centennial choice for U.S. President
AAcross 99: Dragonfly
AAcross 101: Some Russian planes
AAcross 102: Actress from Greece
AAcross 103: Gibraltar, e.g.: Abbr.STR
AAcross 106: Money in Santander
AAcross 107: TV's SawyerDIANE
AAcross 109: European thrush
AAcross 110: Erin, to a Gael
AAcross 111: TRIKES' COUSINSTWHEELERS
AAcross 113: FLETCHER-SHAKESPEARE PLAY, WITH "THE"TNOBLEKINSMEN
AAcross 116: A carny
AAcross 117: Kin of etc.
AAcross 117: Kin of etc.
AAcross 118: Saunter
AAcross 119: Bristly
AAcross 120: Damascenes: Abbr.SYRS
AAcross 121: Anderson or Fonteyn
AAcross 122: Role in a Gershwin opusBESS
AAcross 123: Mohawk months
DDown 1: Cloaca
DDown 2: Author TurinADELA
DDown 3: U.N.'s Trygve and kin
DDown 4: Opponent of Luther
DDown 5: Trident and Titan
DDown 6: Rembrandt's birthplace
DDown 7: Film day-player
DDown 8: Okinawan cityNAHA
DDown 9: Jungfrau, e.g.
DDown 10: "Miracle team" of 1969
DDown 11: Provençal love song
DDown 12: Inlet
DDown 13: Rhythm maker
DDown 14: Tuaregs' region
DDown 15: Linda Lavin's TV hitALICE
DDown 16: Hailey best seller
DDown 17: " . . . and ___ than kind": Shak.
DDown 18: Pennines or Carpathians: Abbr.MTNS
DDown 20: Tropical armadillo
DDown 21: Cloying
DDown 25: Enticed
DDown 27: Emit violently
DDown 31: Summers, in SoissonsETES
DDown 34: He hit 61 home runs in '61MARIS
DDown 35: Obscene
DDown 36: Mortgages
DDown 37: Tunney and Kelly
DDown 38: KIND OF TRUCKTTON
DDown 39: Jujube or loquat
DDown 40: Director of "It Happened One Night"
DDown 41: Goodbye, in Granada
DDown 42: CRITICS' SEATSTONTHEAISLE
DDown 44: Baby soother
DDown 45: CONGRESSIONAL REQUIREMENT FOR AMENDMENTSTTHIRDSVOTE
DDown 46: Former Spanish coins
DDown 47: Caravansaries
DDown 49: Dawns, poetically
DDown 50: Toward the mouth
DDown 52: Reno "natural"
DDown 54: Keep going effortlessly
DDown 55: Flycatcher
DDown 56: He makes good scents
DDown 58: Stallone feature
DDown 59: Estoy, ___, estáESTAS
DDown 60: Secular
DDown 61: George Burns's companion
DDown 63: Drift
DDown 64: Bass-baritone Simon ___ESTES
DDown 65: Crazy
DDown 66: "Make us ___ of all eternity": Shak.
DDown 68: Classic Von Stroheim film
DDown 70: Radiation termLLINE
DDown 71: Offspring
DDown 73: Honorary degreeDLIT
DDown 75: Prongs
DDown 76: Ward off
DDown 77: Aware of
DDown 78: Spreads
DDown 79: Auricular
DDown 81: Borders on
DDown 83: Willow twig
DDown 84: Clefts
DDown 85: ___-cake (child's game)PATA
DDown 86: Top ratingsAONES
DDown 88: Went to a higher court
DDown 89: Tangy
DDown 90: Support of kings
DDown 92: "La Plume de Ma ___"TANTE
DDown 93: Bovary or Lazarus
DDown 94: New Orleans eleven
DDown 95: Author of "The Makropoulos Secret"
DDown 96: Attic nativesGREEKS
DDown 98: Filberts
DDown 99: Loser to Truman
DDown 100: Tribe of IsraelASHER
DDown 102: Plays tug of war
DDown 103: Simple one
DDown 104: Lock
DDown 105: ___ Sully Prudhomme, poet and NobelistRENE
DDown 106: Series of book copies: Abbr.PTGS
DDown 107: Mite
DDown 108: Key
DDown 109: A double-reed
DDown 110: "___ Perpetua," motto of IdahoESTO
DDown 112: Greek long e
DDown 114: Sphere
DDown 115: Modernist
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