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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Hawthorne's birthplaceSALEMAAcross 6: U.S.S.R. riverLENAAAcross 10: Chagall or ConnellyMARCAAcross 14: Comedian MortSAHLAAcross 18: Miniver Cheevy's loveMEDICIAAcross 19: GlorifiesEXALTSAAcross 22: A k a LambELIAAAcross 23: Medicinal plantALOEAAcross 24: USUAL VACATION?TWEEKSWITHPAYAAcross 26: DOUBLESTBASEHITSAAcross 28: Brando role in "I Remember Mama"NELSAAcross 29: Qadaffi's gulfSIDRAAAcross 30: Actress HughesTRESAAAcross 32: SoupçonsTRACESAAcross 33: Evita Perón, e.g.: Abbr.SRAAAcross 34: A ___ minuteMILEAAAcross 35: MatchBOUTAAcross 36: Films' Arthur Stanley JeffersonLAURELAAcross 37: Marcus Aurelius's M.D.GALENAAcross 38: Brownish grayTAUPEAAcross 39: Mexican's estateFINCAAAcross 40: Provided a banquet for a feeCATEREDAAcross 43: AVENUE GOING EAST OR WESTTWAYSTREETAAcross 45: Angle or color precederTRIAAcross 48: "Venus and ___," Shakespearean poemADONISAAcross 49: Tennis great of 1920's and 30'sMOODYAAcross 51: Anagram for tunaAUNTAAcross 52: British gunSTENAAcross 53: LoblolliesPINESAAcross 54: SquareCORNYAAcross 55: French wrinklesPLISAAcross 56: "Borstal Boy" authorBEHANAAcross 57: DegeneratesROTSAAcross 58: Actress WitherspoonCORAAAcross 59: Haut mondeELECTAAcross 61: QuibblesCAVILSAAcross 62: Tough woodASHAAcross 63: TOOL FOR A PAIRTHANDEDSAWAAcross 66: BackpackersHIKERSAAcross 67: ExitEGRESSAAcross 69: French composer ErikSATIEAAcross 70: "The ___ of Good Women": ChaucerLEGENDAAcross 71: Least furnishedBARESTAAcross 72: DISCIPLE OF ANANIASTFACEDLIARAAcross 74: As written: Mus.STAAAcross 77: Help freshmen adjustORIENTAAcross 78: Wilbur and KunitzPOETSAAcross 80: Train for many N.Y. commutersLIRRAAcross 81: Tel ___AVIVAAcross 82: Narrowly defeated, with "out"NOSEDAAcross 83: Some are wildOATSAAcross 84: Brief joy ridesSPINSAAcross 86: "To a rag and ___ . . . ": KiplingABONEAAcross 87: "Twice-___ Tales"TOLDAAcross 88: ___ spumanteASTIAAcross 89: Home, for onePLATEAAcross 90: Carpenter's toolROUTERAAcross 91: Sappho creationODEAAcross 92: BIKINI, E.G.TPIECESUITAAcross 95: Miss America, e.g.CONTESTAAcross 96: YawnsGAPESAAcross 97: A tropical rayMANTAAAcross 98: Centennial choice for U.S. PresidentHAYESAAcross 99: DragonflyDARNERAAcross 101: Some Russian planesMIGSAAcross 102: Actress from GreecePAPASAAcross 103: Gibraltar, e.g.: Abbr.STRAAcross 106: Money in SantanderPESETAAAcross 107: TV's SawyerDIANEAAcross 109: European thrushOUZELAAcross 110: Erin, to a GaelEIREAAcross 111: TRIKES' COUSINSTWHEELERSAAcross 113: FLETCHER-SHAKESPEARE PLAY, WITH "THE"TNOBLEKINSMENAAcross 116: A carnyGEEKAAcross 117: Kin of etc.ET ALAAcross 117: Kin of etc.ET AL.AAcross 118: SaunterSTROLLAAcross 119: BristlySETOSEAAcross 120: Damascenes: Abbr.SYRSAAcross 121: Anderson or FonteynDAMEAAcross 122: Role in a Gershwin opusBESSAAcross 123: Mohawk monthsMOONSDDown 1: CloacaSEWERDDown 2: Author TurinADELADDown 3: U.N.'s Trygve and kinLIESDDown 4: Opponent of LutherECKDDown 5: Trident and TitanMISSILESDDown 6: Rembrandt's birthplaceLEIDENDDown 7: Film day-playerEXTRADDown 8: Okinawan cityNAHADDown 9: Jungfrau, e.g.ALPDDown 10: "Miracle team" of 1969METSDDown 11: Provençal love songALBADDown 12: InletRIADDown 13: Rhythm makerCASTANETDDown 14: Tuaregs' regionSAHARADDown 15: Linda Lavin's TV hitALICEDDown 16: Hailey best sellerHOTELDDown 17: " . . . and ___ than kind": Shak.LESSDDown 18: Pennines or Carpathians: Abbr.MTNSDDown 20: Tropical armadilloTATOUAYDDown 21: CloyingSYRUPYDDown 25: EnticedWILEDDDown 27: Emit violentlyERUCTDDown 31: Summers, in SoissonsETESDDown 34: He hit 61 home runs in '61MARISDDown 35: ObsceneBAWDYDDown 36: MortgagesLIENSDDown 37: Tunney and KellyGENESDDown 38: KIND OF TRUCKTTONDDown 39: Jujube or loquatFRUITDDown 40: Director of "It Happened One Night"CAPRADDown 41: Goodbye, in GranadaADIOSDDown 42: CRITICS' SEATSTONTHEAISLEDDown 44: Baby sootherTALCDDown 45: CONGRESSIONAL REQUIREMENT FOR AMENDMENTSTTHIRDSVOTEDDown 46: Former Spanish coinsREALSDDown 47: CaravansariesINNSDDown 49: Dawns, poeticallyMORNSDDown 50: Toward the mouthORADDDown 52: Reno "natural"SEVENDDown 54: Keep going effortlesslyCOASTDDown 55: FlycatcherPEWEEDDown 56: He makes good scentsBAKERDDown 58: Stallone featureCHESTDDown 59: Estoy, ___, estáESTASDDown 60: SecularLAICDDown 61: George Burns's companionCIGARDDown 63: DriftTRENDDDown 64: Bass-baritone Simon ___ESTESDDown 65: CrazyDAFTDDown 66: "Make us ___ of all eternity": Shak.HEIRSDDown 68: Classic Von Stroheim filmGREEDDDown 70: Radiation termLLINEDDown 71: OffspringBROODDDown 73: Honorary degreeDLITDDown 75: ProngsTINESDDown 76: Ward offAVERTDDown 77: Aware ofONTODDown 78: SpreadsPATESDDown 79: AuricularOTICDDown 81: Borders onABUTSDDown 83: Willow twigOSIERDDown 84: CleftsSLITSDDown 85: ___-cake (child's game)PATADDown 86: Top ratingsAONESDDown 88: Went to a higher courtAPPEALEDDDown 89: TangyPUNGENTDDown 90: Support of kingsROYALISMDDown 92: "La Plume de Ma ___"TANTEDDown 93: Bovary or LazarusEMMADDown 94: New Orleans elevenSAINTSDDown 95: Author of "The Makropoulos Secret"CAPEKDDown 96: Attic nativesGREEKSDDown 98: FilbertsHAZELSDDown 99: Loser to TrumanDEWEYDDown 100: Tribe of IsraelASHERDDown 102: Plays tug of warPULLSDDown 103: Simple oneSIMONDDown 104: LockTRESSDDown 105: ___ Sully Prudhomme, poet and NobelistRENEDDown 106: Series of book copies: Abbr.PTGSDDown 107: MiteDRAMDDown 108: KeyISLEDDown 109: A double-reedOBOEDDown 110: "___ Perpetua," motto of IdahoESTODDown 112: Greek long eETADDown 114: SphereORBDDown 115: ModernistNEO