New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd September 1990

There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd September 1990. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Lille's department	NORD
AAcross 5:	Cause distaste
AAcross 10:	English estate feature
AAcross 14:	Arnaz, Sr. or Jr.
AAcross 18:	Thine, in 1 Across	ATOI
AAcross 19:	Miss ___, J. R.'s mother	ELLIE
AAcross 20:	Sans assistance
AAcross 22:	Bow out gracefully
AAcross 23:	Baker's largess	TONSOFBUNS
AAcross 25:	Madison Ave. worker's largess	SCADSOFADS
AAcross 27:	Hurdle, in a way
AAcross 28:	Shankar's medium
AAcross 30:	The "Soviet Riviera"
AAcross 31:	Once again
AAcross 32:	Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov
AAcross 33:	Blanch
AAcross 34:	What a choir requires
AAcross 36:	Alberta tourist center
AAcross 37:	Fondled
AAcross 41:	Gator's cousin
AAcross 42:	Assembly worker's largess	HEAPSOFJEEPS
AAcross 45:	Medieval French poem	LAI
AAcross 46:	"Portnoy's Complaint" author
AAcross 47:	Yalie	ELI
AAcross 48:	Pacino and Hirt
AAcross 49:	Zilch
AAcross 50:	Org. founded in Bogotá: 1948
AAcross 51:	Roofer's largess	PILESOFTILES
AAcross 57:	Temple or Rice 11
AAcross 58:	Divided proportionately
AAcross 60:	Mrs. Ethan Frome	ZEENA
AAcross 61:	Silverweed
AAcross 63:	Sacked
AAcross 64:	Victoria ___
AAcross 65:	He played to the balcony
AAcross 66:	Bees do it
AAcross 67:	Ah Sin's creator
AAcross 68:	Set one's goal toward	AIMEDFOR
AAcross 71:	Lt. Cable's love	LIAT
AAcross 72:	Reaper's largess	STACKSOFFLAX
AAcross 75:	Singer Sumac	YMA
AAcross 76:	Pilaster
AAcross 77:	"A Chorus Line" finale
AAcross 78:	Welsh-rabbit brew
AAcross 79:	Gist of the matter
AAcross 80:	Slave Turner
AAcross 81:	Washerwoman's largess	FLOODSOFSUDS
AAcross 87:	Beards grown by some farmers
AAcross 88:	Gladstone's political rival
AAcross 90:	Rich cake
AAcross 91:	Ankles
AAcross 93:	Part of a Racine product	ACTE
AAcross 94:	Conclusion
AAcross 95:	Roast, in Reims
AAcross 96:	" . . . 'tis no sin for ___ labor . . . ": Shak.	AMANTO
AAcross 99:	Purim celebrates his destruction
AAcross 100:	Set free
AAcross 104:	Garment worker's largess	BAGSOFRAGS
AAcross 106:	Corn farmer's largess	GOBSOFCOBS
AAcross 108:	Memorable basso Pinza	EZIO
AAcross 109:	Largest book size
AAcross 110:	Of a Great Lake	ERIAN
AAcross 111:	Owlish comment
AAcross 112:	Silas Marner's apparatus
AAcross 113:	Beethoven's birthplace
AAcross 114:	Certain orgs.	SYSTS
AAcross 115:	___ of Court, British bar group
DDown 1:	Part of N.R.A.	NATL
DDown 2:	Kiowa's cousin
DDown 3:	Columnist Barrett	RONA
DDown 4:	Expedition
DDown 5:	Stimulate the memory
DDown 6:	Jostle rudely
DDown 7:	Nag
DDown 8:	German article	EIN
DDown 9:	Diminishes
DDown 10:	Lap dog's opposite number
DDown 11:	Northern highway	ALCAN
DDown 12:	Lot's refuge city	ZOAR
DDown 13:	He may be tight
DDown 14:	Throws down the gauntlet
DDown 15:	Quiz
DDown 16:	Kind of car at the bar
DDown 17:	"___ boy!"	ITSA
DDown 21:	Steep slope
DDown 24:	___ consequence (trivial)	OFNO
DDown 26:	Heraldry bands
DDown 29:	Dope
DDown 32:	"___ Lazuli," Yeats poem
DDown 33:	Bel ___ (mild cheese)	PAESE
DDown 34:	Bellowing	AROAR
DDown 35:	Electrician's largess	LOTSOFWATTS
DDown 36:	Did a cotton-pickin' job
DDown 37:	Naos
DDown 38:	Nurseryman's largess	SLEWSOFYEWS
DDown 39:	Betimes
DDown 40:	"Vaya con ___," 1953 hit	DIOS
DDown 41:	Riding whip
DDown 43:	Fished for congers	EELED
DDown 44:	Certain Hindu ascetics	JAINS
DDown 49:	Like hospital areas
DDown 51:	Young salmon
DDown 52:	Shopping-list notations
DDown 53:	___ Ike of comics	OZARK
DDown 54:	Hat materials
DDown 55:	Complete: Comb. form	TELEO
DDown 56:	Plant aperture
DDown 59:	Lariat
DDown 62:	Wall St. acronym
DDown 64:	Confronted
DDown 65:	Rubbed the wrong way
DDown 66:	Biblical mount
DDown 67:	Vietnamese capital
DDown 68:	"A flea and a fly in ___"	AFLUE
DDown 69:	Man from Muscat
DDown 70:	Pied Piper's entourage
DDown 71:	Touch down
DDown 73:	Mont. county	TOOLE
DDown 74:	Observes Lent
DDown 79:	Popular Mexican music
DDown 81:	Ipso ___	FACTO
DDown 82:	Excused from duty
DDown 83:	Secretary of State: 1929-33	STIMSON
DDown 84:	Eugene O'Neill's daughter	OONA
DDown 85:	Adornments for some surreys
DDown 86:	Runners
DDown 89:	Kidnapper's demand
DDown 92:	Crown of Osiris	ATEF
DDown 94:	Oliver's wicked tutor
DDown 95:	Continued in a musical-chairs game
DDown 96:	The third man
DDown 97:	Author de la Roche	MAZO
DDown 98:	Exchange premium
DDown 99:	Heavenly headgear
DDown 100:	Baseball stats	RBIS
DDown 101:	Presently
DDown 102:	Black, poetically
DDown 103:	N.Y. times	DSTS
DDown 105:	Alcoholic Roy
DDown 107:	Kid ___, jazz trombonist	ORY