New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd September 1990 There are 85 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd September 1990. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Diner stapleHASHAAcross 5: GibeSCOFFAAcross 10: BroadcastsSOWSAAcross 14: SecreteSTASHAAcross 19: CaravansarySERAIAAcross 20: ComicalityHUMORAAcross 21: Warhol styleOP ARTAAcross 22: Where St. Paul was shipwreckedMALTAAAcross 23: In companyALONGAAcross 24: Papas or BordoniIRENEAAcross 25: Water wheelNORIAAAcross 26: Actress BurstynELLENAAcross 27: Like a poor pickpocket?SLIGHTFINGEREDAAcross 30: Small icebergsGROWLERSAAcross 32: Mason's burdenHODAAcross 33: Baum dogTOTOAAcross 34: Leo's prideMANEAAcross 35: CutHEWAAcross 36: "Auld Lang ___"SYNEAAcross 37: DependRELYAAcross 38: Type faceAGATEAAcross 40: Fleet or EasySTREETAAcross 42: ComfortSOLACEAAcross 45: Thames boatsPUNTSAAcross 46: Short queriesEHSAAcross 47: ___ Islands, near the ShetlandsFAROEAAcross 51: Lancelot's hair-raiser?KNIGHTMAREAAcross 54: Houston proASTROAAcross 56: Took long stepsSTRODEAAcross 57: Yorkshire riverAIREAAcross 58: Out of bedARISENAAcross 60: Act up a stormEMOTEAAcross 62: Asian weightTAELAAcross 63: Some amphibiansTOADSAAcross 65: Culloden Moor wearKILTSAAcross 66: Securities expertBROKERAAcross 67: Ferrara family nameESTEAAcross 68: Nanny threesomeENSAAcross 69: Police-blotter entryALIASAAcross 71: PrickleTHORNAAcross 73: Post or BalboAVIATORAAcross 75: Grain coatsBRANSAAcross 76: ElectedCHOSEAAcross 77: ThrongSWARMAAcross 78: Except forBARRINGAAcross 81: Ream unitSHEETAAcross 82: Fraser of tennisNEALEAAcross 83: RainbowARCAAcross 86: Tommie of baseball fameAGEEAAcross 87: Loser at Little BighornCUSTERAAcross 89: Monkey's uncle?ORANGAAcross 91: Leyte neighborSAMARAAcross 93: Wampum itemBEADAAcross 94: Hebrew measuresEPHASAAcross 95: Command at West PointSNAPTOAAcross 96: CompletedDONEAAcross 97: Relay finisherANCHORAAcross 99: Welles of "Touch of Evil"ORSONAAcross 101: Gentle renters?BLANDLORDSAAcross 104: CriticRATERAAcross 105: Nero's 1105MCVAAcross 106: Fix loosened lacesRETIEAAcross 108: Most exceptionalRARESTAAcross 109: Do overREMAKEAAcross 111: Vague and ZorinaVERASAAcross 112: First space travelersMICEAAcross 113: Indonesian islandALORAAcross 116: Choice wordsORSAAcross 117: Label designationSIZEAAcross 118: Suit or chute fabricSILKAAcross 119: Navy noncomCPOAAcross 122: MischievousDEVILISHAAcross 124: Would-be Duses?PLEADINGLADIESAAcross 128: ___ acidsAMINOAAcross 129: Hailey novelHOTELAAcross 131: Bar-mitzvah reading matterTORAHAAcross 132: Any rich manDIVESAAcross 133: Boxlike sleighsPUNGSAAcross 134: SwiftlyAPACEAAcross 135: Boot outEVICTAAcross 136: A.L. batting king: 1954AVILAAAcross 137: RingletTRESSAAcross 138: D-day craftLSTSAAcross 139: School furnitureDESKSAAcross 140: Shade of blueYALEDDown 1: GreetingHELLODDown 2: Cuckoopint, e.g.AROIDDDown 3: Emulated Kathleen BattleSANGDDown 4: Utilitarian style of designHIGH-TECHDDown 5: EvasiveSHIFTYDDown 6: Article of virtuCURIODDown 7: IndicationOMENDDown 8: Former Senator from HawaiiFONGDDown 9: Author of "Lee's Lieutenants"FREEMANDDown 10: Fine chinaSPODEDDown 11: Trireme toolOARDDown 12: Architectural curve?WRIGHTHOOKDDown 13: Tourists, at timesSTARERSDDown 14: MerganserSMEWDDown 15: Starting five of Chamberlain, Bol, Ewing et al.?TALLSTARTEAMDDown 16: Kegler's venueALLEYDDown 17: UnyieldingSTERNDDown 18: Merchant guildHANSEDDown 19: CummerbundSASHDDown 21: UnityONENESSDDown 28: Galsworthy novelTOLETDDown 29: Long-stemmed palmRATTANDDown 31: Run up a tabOWEDDown 37: Hit the ceilingRAGEDDDown 38: " . . . ___ blue surprise": O'DonnellAPRILSDDown 39: Talk-show inviteeGUESTDDown 40: Peale appealSERMONDDown 41: TritonEFTDDown 42: Brinker's bladeSKATEDDown 43: Edible bulbONIONDDown 44: Turkish coinsLIRASDDown 48: Barbecue choiceROASTDDown 49: "___ Psyche": KeatsODETODDown 50: Conger chaserEELERDDown 52: Post-spat activityMAKINGUPDDown 53: Nobelist after WieselARIASDDown 55: Zola's "La ___"TERREDDown 56: African wildcatSERVALDDown 59: ___ Lederer (Ann Landers)ESTHERDDown 61: Elevenses cartTEA WAGONDDown 64: Agra garbSARIDDown 66: Athens of AmericaBOSTONDDown 70: Cavalry soldierLANCERDDown 72: Tool for Mrs. WiggsHOEDDown 74: VexesIRESDDown 75: Raised unreliable fish?BREDHERRINGSDDown 76: The mating gameCHESSDDown 77: Actress BergerSENTADDown 78: De Brunhoff elephantBABARDDown 79: Rocket stageAGENADDown 80: Jump away in sudden fearREACTDDown 81: Antithesis of surfeitSTARVEDDown 82: Italy's third-largest cityNAPLESDDown 83: Song by TostiAMOREDDown 84: Shoe stripsRANDSDDown 85: PeakCRESTDDown 88: Places to pawn Stephen King's books?SHOCKSHOPSDDown 90: A Muslim monthRABIADDown 92: VenerateADOREDDown 95: Allergic responseSNEEZEDDown 98: Bauxite or galenaOREDDown 98: Bauxite or galenaORE.DDown 100: Kitty Hawk nameORVILLEDDown 102: BoreDRILLDDown 103: "Ah, woe!"LACKADAYDDown 105: Dillon or EarpMARSHALDDown 107: Picked up the tabTREATEDDDown 110: Miss Piggy's pronounMOIDDown 112: PowersMIGHTSDDown 113: Modify to suitADAPTDDown 114: Maholi or makiLEMURDDown 115: SheeplikeOVINEDDown 117: "Cheaters"SPECSDDown 118: NibbleSNACKDDown 119: Kind of servantCIVILDDown 120: Shakespeare contemporaryPEELEDDown 121: Pelion's supportOSSADDown 123: SetbackLOSSDDown 125: Noah's messengerDOVEDDown 126: FlagIRISDDown 127: Flagstad or GluckDIVADDown 130: Make doiliesTAT