New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th May 1990 There are 78 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th May 1990. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: He played Mr. ChipsDONATAAcross 6: Joyous celebrationFETEAAcross 10: Barb of a featherRAMUSAAcross 15: "Driving ___ Daisy," Uhry playMISSAAcross 15: "Driving ___ Daisy," Uhry playMISS.AAcross 19: A symbol of purityGALAHADAAcross 21: Elbe feederISERAAcross 22: Major Joppolo's postADANOAAcross 23: RegionAREAAAcross 24: Lively, to SoltiANIMATOAAcross 25: ENDURE YOURSELF!STANDFASTHOWARDAAcross 28: Still burningLIVEAAcross 29: Loti contemporaryANETAAcross 31: Hermes' motherMAIAAAcross 32: Mahoganylike woodTOONAAcross 33: Sister of a padre, e.g.TIAAAcross 34: ___-de-boeuf (a window)OEILAAcross 35: Biblical sage: Prov. 30:1AGURAAcross 37: Sleep, food, etc.NEEDSAAcross 39: DividedCLEFTAAcross 41: PORTRAY YOURSELF!PLAYBALLLUCILLEAAcross 45: Painter Georges ___ TourDELAAAcross 47: One of the JonesesINDIANAAAcross 48: Zinke playerCORNETISTAAcross 53: Hunter's hideawayBLINDAAcross 56: FelliesRIMSAAcross 58: Felt eagerACHEDAAcross 59: "Do not go gentle ___ . . . ": ThomasINTOAAcross 60: Most magnificentGRANDESTAAcross 63: SNUB YOURSELF!CUTGRASSGUNTERAAcross 66: Govt. manNARCAAcross 67: Special kind of planeSTOLAAcross 69: What Bassanio pressedSUITAAcross 70: SomberSADAAcross 71: ___ publicaRESAAcross 72: ImproperUNDUEAAcross 74: ___ out (makes last)EKESAAcross 76: Bellini's Norma, e.g.DRUIDAAcross 79: Type of steam locomotiveMIKADOAAcross 81: PROMOTE YOURSELF!BLOWYOURHORNELENAAAcross 85: One amokMANIACAAcross 88: Bone: Comb. formOSTEOAAcross 89: Charles of the silentsOGLEAAcross 90: HeathERICAAAcross 94: Bath-to-London dir.ENEAAcross 95: Wk. dayTUEAAcross 97: Boat coverTARPAAcross 99: Greek lettersETASAAcross 101: Muscat residentARABAAcross 102: UNDERSTAND YOURSELF!DIGWELLESORSONAAcross 107: TurncoatAPOSTATEAAcross 109: ___ Nagy, Hungarian heroIMREAAcross 110: Choreographer AileyALVINAAcross 111: Scene of Perry's victoryERIEAAcross 113: Loamy depositLOESSAAcross 114: Pertaining to Gaius JuliusCAESARIANAAcross 116: Certain JayhawkerTOPEKANAAcross 119: Polanski movie: 1980TESSAAcross 120: OPPOSE YOURSELF!CROSSRIVERSJOANAAcross 128: Cowboy's cow catcherLASSOAAcross 131: Victor at GettysburgMEADEAAcross 132: ReekingOLIDAAcross 133: Heraldic bandORLEAAcross 134: Flock memberEWEAAcross 135: SHAPE is part of itNATOAAcross 138: ___ Beach, Fla. resortVEROAAcross 140: Kafka heroineOLGAAAcross 142: Bani-___, ex-president of IranSADRAAcross 143: WELCOME YOURSELF!HAILSTONEIRVINGAAcross 147: IssuedEMITTEDAAcross 149: Cartoonist PeterARNOAAcross 150: Jubal's invention: Gen. 4:21ORGANAAcross 151: Biblical traderESAUAAcross 152: Pribilof Islands, e.g.SEALERYAAcross 153: Yellow-fever conquerorREEDAAcross 154: "To a Steam Roller" poetMOOREAAcross 155: Actor AuberjonoisRENEAAcross 156: MonoskisSLEDSDDown 1: One of the WebstersDANIELDDown 2: De Havilland or HusseyOLIVIADDown 3: To witNAMELYDDown 4: Eureka!AHADDown 5: Bye-byeTATADDown 6: Hollow, as a pipeFISTULARDDown 7: "Iacta alea ___"ESTDDown 8: Work or play precederTEAMDDown 9: Verdi operaERNANIDDown 10: Trujillo of the Dominican RepublicRAFAELDDown 11: Nabokov novelADADDown 12: Gin polesMASTSDDown 13: Biblical prepositionUNTODDown 14: Manhattan sectionSOHODDown 15: StomachMAWDDown 16: IncensedIRATEDDown 17: Sans ___ (type style)SERIFDDown 18: Leader before MubarakSADATDDown 19: Lively danceGALOPDDown 20: Disney characterDONALDDDown 26: Of a 24-hour periodDIELDDown 27: "Mon ___," Tati filmONCLEDDown 30: He, in NapoliEGLIDDown 36: Having secret meaningRUNICDDown 38: British radio navigational aidDECCADDown 40: Livy's tongueLATINDDown 42: SwatheBINDDDown 43: Chilean mountainsANDESDDown 44: "The Plague" authorCAMUSDDown 45: HabitDRESSDDown 46: Last stage of strategy, in chessEND GAMEDDown 46: Last stage of strategy, in chessENDGAMEDDown 49: ExclamationsOHSDDown 50: Within: PrefixINTRADDown 51: Bayard or BucephalusSTEEDDDown 52: Statue with limitationsTORSODDown 53: Edible fiberBRANDDown 54: BedeckLARDDDown 55: NightmaresINCUBIDDown 57: StallionSTUDHORSEDDown 58: ToscaniniARTURODDown 60: KokoonGNUDDown 61: FretSTEWDDown 62: Summer Olympics site: 1964TOKYODDown 64: Copter cousinGIRODDown 65: City NE of VeniceUDINEDDown 68: Composer JanacekLEOSDDown 73: HappifyELATEDDown 75: He wrote "Where the Money Was"SUTTONDDown 77: Photographer MorathINGEDDown 78: Nile endDELTADDown 80: A martial artKARATEDDown 82: EyepiecesOCULARSDDown 83: ErectREARDDown 84: TV's "Quantum ___"LEAPDDown 85: Ward healerMEDICDDown 86: SoulANIMADDown 87: Pic ___, Andorran mountainNEGREDDown 91: Writers Levin and WolfertIRASDDown 92: "___ Cradle": VonnegutCATSDDown 93: Burrows of BroadwayABEDDown 96: Sexologist Havelock ___ELLISDDown 98: Ajaccio and AlgecirasPORTSDDown 100: HeliacalSOLARDDown 103: Rebecca, Benjamin and AdamWESTSDDown 104: ___ Marie Saint of filmsEVADDown 105: BecauseSINCEDDown 106: ___ du Sahel, town in MaliNIORODDown 108: Buck bookSONSDDown 112: Concluding partEPILOGUEDDown 115: Time periodsAEONSDDown 117: SinEVILDDown 118: Small anchorsKEDGESDDown 121: GulchRAVINEDDown 122: River at FrankfurtODERDDown 123: TraySERVERDDown 124: Push and shoveJOSTLEDDown 125: Sounded offORATEDDDown 126: Rot-resistant woodsALDERSDDown 127: Cousin of wimpishNERDYDDown 128: "Villa" composerLEHARDDown 129: InformedAWAREDDown 130: Catcher in the Rhine?SEINEDDown 131: Cuban jazz artist SantamariaMONGODDown 136: Molecule partATOMDDown 137: Matador chargerTORODDown 139: Department in N FranceOISEDDown 141: City north of Des MoinesAMESDDown 144: Israeli airportLODDDown 145: Otology subjectEARDDown 146: Diva MerrimanNANDDown 148: Suffix for manor or baronIAL