New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th March 1990 There are 83 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th March 1990. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Singer FranklinARETHAAAcross 7: Burghoff roleRADARAAcross 12: Swedish explorer HedinSVENAAcross 16: Arrow-poison treeUPASAAcross 20: Lewd oneLECHERAAcross 21: Act, in a wayEMOTEAAcross 22: Wing: Comb. formPTEROAAcross 23: Part of TVTELEAAcross 24: Herb's promise for kids?ACHICKENINEVERYTOTAAcross 27: Kemo ___, Tonto's palSABEAAcross 28: Acts dreamilyMOONSAAcross 29: At ___ (free)LARGEAAcross 30: Takes forty winksREPOSESAAcross 32: Chew the ___ (ponder)CUDAAcross 33: Deficiency: Comb. formOLIGAAcross 34: NASA cartLEMAAcross 35: Dill of the BibleANETAAcross 36: HonorsESTEEMSAAcross 38: Jim Lawrence's advice to teetotalers?DONTGIVEUPTHENIPAAcross 44: A ground for runningTURFAAcross 45: Diseases of ryeERGOTSAAcross 46: Orient expresserPOLOAAcross 47: Buffalo BillCODYAAcross 49: Hope-Crosby title word, oftenROADAAcross 52: Tyke protectorBIBAAcross 54: EncapsulateENCYSTAAcross 57: Sticky stuffGOOAAcross 58: Shield borderORLEAAcross 59: More demureSHIERAAcross 63: TopsA-ONEAAcross 65: Imitation gold leafORMOLUAAcross 67: AgitateROILAAcross 68: BonkersLOCOAAcross 69: CoveredCLADAAcross 70: Heap of stonesSCREEAAcross 72: Chang's counterpartENGAAcross 74: All-purpose trk.UTEAAcross 75: Fillings after drillingsAMALGAMSAAcross 77: What Ness put people underARRESTAAcross 79: Grandpa on "The Waltons"GEERAAcross 81: More osseousBONIERAAcross 82: Start of Julius's phrase for a carpenter?ICOMEISAWAAcross 85: Cradle tendersMAMMASAAcross 88: ___-do-wellNE'ERAAcross 89: Colima coverupSERAPEAAcross 90: FrightfulALARMINGAAcross 92: Thai's neighborLAOAAcross 94: Anil, e.g.DYEAAcross 96: One who bells the catDARERAAcross 97: Legal claimLIENAAcross 98: RadiateEMITAAcross 99: Prefix with chord or meterOCTAAAcross 101: Cabot Cove's JessicaANGELAAAcross 103: Cows, to CowperKINEAAcross 104: Basketball defensePRESSAAcross 105: ApexCUSPAAcross 106: Hoopster Manute ___BOLAAcross 107: Bacon productsESSAYSAAcross 110: Kind of bearSHEAAcross 112: Brain passageITERAAcross 113: "The jig ___!"ISUPAAcross 115: Smell ___ (be suspicious)ARATAAcross 116: Marina sightsYACHTSAAcross 121: BurbotLINGAAcross 123: Harry's phrase for a goalie's crease?THEPUCKSTOPSHEREAAcross 128: Certain summariesSYLLABIAAcross 131: Kind of surgeonORALAAcross 132: Libation station potationALEAAcross 133: Strikes that please mine ownersORESAAcross 134: He wrote "The Brave Bulls"LEAAAcross 135: Partner of Old LaceARSENICAAcross 137: Mouth, to a zoologistSTOMAAAcross 140: Actress MasseyILONAAAcross 141: Dinner for Spend A BuckOATSAAcross 143: René's words for a lurker?ISLINKTHEREFOREIAMAAcross 146: Soft cheeseBRIEAAcross 147: Mixers' frozen assetsCUBESAAcross 148: Tushingham and MorenoRITASAAcross 149: "Bridget Loves ___"BERNIEAAcross 150: Koko's weasponSNEEAAcross 151: New Zealand parrotsKEASAAcross 152: AboutANENTAAcross 153: Old lemonsEDSELSDDown 1: Thin silk for hoodsA LA MODEDDown 1: Thin silk for hoodsALAMODEDDown 2: Change a shadeRECOLORDDown 3: Parrot's activityECHOINGDDown 4: " . . . men have found a ___ love": ChestertonTHINGTODDown 5: TV's Ramsey et al.HECSDDown 6: Ham saverARKDDown 6: Ham saverARK.DDown 7: Dub overRENAMEDDown 8: Arabian commanderAMIRDDown 9: Tintinnabular soundDONGDDown 10: To ___(exactly)ATEEDDown 11: Race a motorREVDDown 12: AstringentSTYPTICDDown 13: Presidential powerVETODDown 14: Notched, as a leafEROSEDDown 15: Horace's good news for a student?NOTESTYOUNGMANDDown 16: Old musical syllablesUTSDDown 17: France's wish for Marcel à la Neville?PEACEFOROURMIMEDDown 18: M. Jackson offeringALBUMDDown 19: Uses a ginSEEDSDDown 22: GloatPREENDDown 25: Everest stat.ELEVDDown 26: One with eagle eyesERNEDDown 31: A memorable ErwinSTUDDown 34: Actress in "Signore e Signori"LISIDDown 35: Hailing callAHOYDDown 37: Fielder's bootERRORDDown 39: Most of the U.K.GTBRDDown 40: ToppleUPENDDDown 41: Corn breadPONEDDown 42: Forte of a good hosp.TLCDDown 43: Kind of stickPOGODDown 48: Bush rival in 1988DOLEDDown 50: Anagram for tailALITDDown 51: Galley markDELEDDown 53: Gilead's lackBALMDDown 55: More contriteSORRIERDDown 56: Kilmer opusTREESDDown 59: HunkSLABDDown 60: "Ecce ___," Titian paintingHOMODDown 61: George's retail-failure admissionICANNOTSELLATIEDDown 62: Isole ___ (isles off Sicily)EOLIEDDown 64: Saharan stopoverOASISDDown 66: CartoucheMESADDown 69: T.R.'s advice to a strong mason?CARRYABIGBRICKDDown 70: Winged fruits of elmsSAMARASDDown 71: "One small ___ for a man . . . " (Neil's short order?)CREPEDDown 73: TackleGEARDDown 76: Opposite of hawedGEEDDDown 78: Justin Kaplan subjectTWAINDDown 80: Species of wheatEMMERDDown 83: GrantCEDEDDown 84: Papal vestmentORALEDDown 86: Flavoring for a Cannes cordialANISDDown 87: Some NCO'sSGTSDDown 91: SedimentLEESDDown 92: PlacesLOCIDDown 93: ___ above (better)ACUTDDown 95: Author-lecturer MillsENOSDDown 97: Site of knights' fightsLISTSDDown 100: A certain foolAPRILDDown 102: FloodGLUTDDown 103: A tippy canoe?KYAKDDown 104: Pod denizensPEASDDown 108: Author BellowSAULDDown 109: Cometic pathARCDDown 111: HooplaHYPEDDown 114: ImpostorsPHONIESDDown 117: WrathsCHOLERSDDown 118: Juliet or CordeliaHEROINEDDown 119: Shipbuilding pegTRENAILDDown 120: Tropical, herbaceous plantsSESAMESDDown 122: U.S. flight org.NAADDown 124: Actresses Moran and GrayERINSDDown 125: Lobo groupPACKDDown 126: Most domesticTAMESTDDown 127: Minn.'s St. ___ CollegeOLAFDDown 128: Messy onesSLOBSDDown 129: PineYEARNDDown 130: ProgenyISSUEDDown 136: Exile isleELBADDown 137: Leg partSHINDDown 138: Mal de ___TETEDDown 139: Algerian portORANDDown 140: AngeredIREDDDown 142: BishopricSEEDDown 144: Between, in BolognaTRADDown 145: Eng. titleOBE