New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st July 1990 There are 86 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st July 1990. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: RudimentaryBASALAAcross 6: Sacred choral pieceMOTETAAcross 11: Scrooge's invectivesBAHSAAcross 15: ScalawagsSCAMPSAAcross 21: January, in JuárezENEROAAcross 22: Massenet's forteOPERAAAcross 23: Petroleum-cartel inits.OPECAAcross 24: Shoulder-to-elbow bonesHUMERIAAcross 25: SILVERLONERANGERSHORSEAAcross 28: Rubbed with rubberERASEDAAcross 29: SinkerDONUTAAcross 30: Inn's descendantMOTELAAcross 31: Robert Burns's oneANEAAcross 33: Leaking radiator's soundSISSAAcross 34: Self-important personASSAAcross 36: Nipa palmATAPAAcross 38: Escorted anewRELEDAAcross 40: Convert into cipherENCODEAAcross 42: Ferrigno and RawlsLOUSAAcross 44: Two-toed slothUNAUAAcross 46: Put downLAYAAcross 47: Vega or RigelSTARAAcross 48: Preceders of xi'sNUSAAcross 51: KRYPTONSUPERMANSPLANETAAcross 56: DiscernmentIN SIGHTAAcross 56: DiscernmentINSIGHTAAcross 58: ___ of iniquityDENAAcross 59: Brewer's needHOPSAAcross 60: Bireme gearOARSAAcross 62: Depend (on)RELYAAcross 63: Collapsed, with "in"CAVEDAAcross 66: Oriental units of weightTAELSAAcross 68: Ring upPHONEAAcross 70: Greek goddesses of the seasonsHORAEAAcross 71: Petri-dish contentsAGARAAcross 72: Ciro ___, 17th-century Italian painterFERRIAAcross 73: Bagellike rollBIALYAAcross 74: Mortise's partnerTENONAAcross 75: Hero of "Giants in the Earth"PERAAcross 76: ClassifySORTAAcross 77: IntonesCHANTSAAcross 79: WoeGRIEFAAcross 80: UndefiledPRISTINEAAcross 82: Pointillist's propEASELAAcross 83: Printing-machine operatorsPRESSMENAAcross 86: Simone's schoolECOLEAAcross 87: Undeveloped stateEMBRYOAAcross 88: Bloody Mary's daughterLIATAAcross 89: Apt anagram of ayeYEAAAcross 90: SwizzlesSTIRSAAcross 91: La ___, Milano's opera houseSCALAAAcross 92: ConcedeGRANTAAcross 94: Raison d'___ETREAAcross 95: Holmes's creatorDOYLEAAcross 96: Where Hercules slew the HydraLERNAAAcross 97: Service clubLIONSAAcross 98: Moral natureETHOSAAcross 99: Mil. truantAWOLAAcross 100: Dish listMENUAAcross 101: Ear: Comb. formAURIAAcross 102: Cariou or DeightonLENAAcross 103: MalignsDEFAMESAAcross 105: NEONSIGNILLUMINATORAAcross 113: Celestial sphereORBAAcross 114: One of Manhattan's riversEASTAAcross 116: To's companionFROAAcross 117: Getz or KentonSTANAAcross 118: PositiveSUREAAcross 119: Ef, e.g.LETTERAAcross 121: ___ cum laudeSUMMAAAcross 124: Painting and poetry, e.g.ARTSAAcross 126: OomphPEPAAcross 127: Dutch or French followerDOORAAcross 128: Catch in the actNABAAcross 130: University in Oxford, OhioMIAMIAAcross 132: Civil War generalMEADEAAcross 134: Like a solariumSUNLITAAcross 136: IRONNUMBEREDGOLFCLUBAAcross 141: Mustard-family vegetableRADISHAAcross 142: CannelCOALAAcross 143: CoveINLETAAcross 144: Take flight to uniteELOPEAAcross 145: One of the FuriesALECTOAAcross 146: Brontë's JaneEYREAAcross 147: Idyllic spotsEDENSAAcross 148: Actress SpacekSISSYDDown 1: ___ cantoBELDDown 2: Upward: Comb. formANODDown 3: SentencesSENDSUPDDown 4: Mars: Comb. formAREODDown 5: Doone of fictionLORNADDown 6: Super Bowl M.V.P.: 1990MONTANADDown 7: Aperture: Abbr.OPGDDown 8: Rain cats and dogsTEEMDDown 9: Boo-booERRORDDown 10: SaporTASTEDDown 11: Kind of algebraBOOLEANDDown 12: Eliot's cruellest mo.APRDDown 13: "___ Rebel," 1962 tuneHESADDown 14: Bergman's "___ From a Marriage"SCENESDDown 15: TV spy film of 1980SHEDDown 16: Computer-display pointersCURSORSDDown 17: " . . . the way of a man with ___": ProverbsAMAIDDDown 18: MERCURYMESSENGEROFMYTHDDown 19: Fraternity V.I.P.PRESDDown 20: Caesar or LuckmanSIDDDown 26: "___ in New York," 1935 songAUTUMNDDown 27: Greece, to GreeksHELLASDDown 32: FullENTIREDDown 34: Hirt and JolsonALSDDown 35: TrifleSOUDDown 37: Roast or roasterPANDDown 39: Henna, e.g.DYEDDown 41: PreservesCANSDDown 43: Passover feastSEDERDDown 45: End of a Poe titleUSHERDDown 49: Prussian cavalrymanUHLANDDown 50: Eye problemSTYEDDown 52: RubicundREDDDown 53: COPPERPOLICEMANDDown 54: Disks for a deejayLPSDDown 55: Adz and awlTOOLSDDown 57: Perfume additivesIRONESDDown 61: Word with body and wayANYDDown 63: "Li'l Abner" cartoonistCAPPDDown 64: Ripening deviceAGERDDown 65: PLATINUMVARIETYOFBLONDEDDown 66: Coat with an alloy of tin and leadTERNEDDown 67: Funnyman JohnsonARTEDDown 68: Covered with evergreensPINEYDDown 69: IODINEHATLOGIRLDDown 70: Knock over a jointHEISTDDown 72: DiscomfitsFOILSDDown 73: Iraqi portBASRADDown 74: DoctorTREATDDown 76: Squirrel awaySTOREDDown 78: "¿___ usted español?"HABLADDown 79: BeamsGRINSDDown 81: Herb of the lily familySCILLADDown 83: BlueprintPLANDDown 84: A first name in architectureEERODDown 85: Dundee denialsNAESDDown 87: Oysters' huesECRUSDDown 90: Seed planterSOWERDDown 91: E.M.K. is oneSENDDown 93: Muddies the watersROILSDDown 94: Lab burnersETNASDDown 95: Pedestal partDADODDown 96: DiminishLESSENDDown 97: Sand's "Elle et ___"LUIDDown 98: "Frae morn to ___ . . . ": BurnsE'ENDDown 98: "Frae morn to ___ . . . ": BurnsEENDDown 100: Headcheese, e.g.MEATDDown 101: Social disintegrationANOMIEDDown 102: Archway elementLINTELDDown 104: Maker of versesMETRISTDDown 106: ConditionsIFSDDown 107: GrouseGRUMBLEDDown 108: Thespian HagenUTADDown 109: WoodchucksMARMOTSDDown 110: Black gumsTUPELOSDDown 111: Bismuth, e.g.OREDDown 111: Bismuth, e.g.ORE.DDown 112: Corded fabricREPDDown 115: Hypnotic stateTRANCEDDown 120: Borne by the windEOLICDDown 122: Singer OsmondMARIEDDown 123: BetterAMENDDDown 125: StrongboxesSAFESDDown 127: DoubleDUALDDown 129: Keep afloatBUOYDDown 131: InactiveIDLEDDown 133: When Yazdegerd III diedDCLIDDown 134: Mme., in MadridSRADDown 135: However, for shortTHODDown 137: DefaceMARDDown 138: Four-star off.GENDDown 139: Periods of prosperityUPSDDown 140: Turhan ___, 40's film actorBEY