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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th September 1990

    There are 71 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th September 1990. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: U. of New Mexico team
    AAcross 6: Baby-care item
    AAcross 10: Chevets
    AAcross 15: Kind of case or flight
    AAcross 19: "What's in ___?": JulietANAME
    AAcross 20: Pitcher HershiserOREL
    AAcross 21: Numbers game
    AAcross 22: Frogner Park locale
    AAcross 23: Actress ShireTALIA
    AAcross 24: Maginot, for one
    AAcross 25: Barrie title from "Julius Caesar"DEARBRUTUS
    AAcross 27: Porter­-Spewack title from "The Taming of the Shrew"KISSMEKATE
    AAcross 29: Major chaserETTE
    AAcross 30: Copiers
    AAcross 31: Part of Q.E.D.ERAT
    AAcross 32: Enl. men
    AAcross 33: Roosevelt and TeasdaleSARAS
    AAcross 35: W Texas city
    AAcross 36: "O ___ Ben Jonson!"
    AAcross 38: New Haven, City of ___
    AAcross 39: "___ of the Mind," Shepard playALIE
    AAcross 40: Does a diaskeuast's job
    AAcross 43: McGinniss title from "Macbeth"FATALVISION
    AAcross 48: Latin American dances
    AAcross 51: O'Neill playILE
    AAcross 53: Vagus, e.g.
    AAcross 54: Belgian resort town
    AAcross 55: Spanish liqueur
    AAcross 56: Gardener's tool
    AAcross 59: Bring up
    AAcross 60: Tossed off, as an exam
    AAcross 61: "___ Shelter," Rolling Stones hit
    AAcross 63: PaderewskiIGNACE
    AAcross 65: Capital of Turkey
    AAcross 67: Memorable Israeli political leader
    AAcross 68: Forsyth title, with "The," from "Julius Caesar"DOGSOFWAR
    AAcross 72: Douglas Hyde's republic
    AAcross 73: George Eliot's weaverMARNER
    AAcross 75: Join a cause
    AAcross 76: Type size
    AAcross 78: Netman NastaseILIE
    AAcross 79: Bryce Canyon locale
    AAcross 83: More comfortable
    AAcross 85: "Remember ___ wife": Luke 17:32
    AAcross 86: "___ 'em!"
    AAcross 87: Actress Jones of "L.A. Law"RENEE
    AAcross 89: Lewis or Weems
    AAcross 90: Ekberg and LoosANITAS
    AAcross 92: Maugham title from "Twelfth Night"CAKESANDALE
    AAcross 96: Pack fruit with the best on top
    AAcross 98: Clement
    AAcross 99: This may be floppy
    AAcross 101: Burbot
    AAcross 102: These are sometimes round
    AAcross 105: "___ la vista"
    AAcross 106: Distress
    AAcross 107: Sheet of ice asea
    AAcross 111: Moderate
    AAcross 112: Ten: Comb. formDECI
    AAcross 113: Christie title from "Twelfth Night"SADCYPRESS
    AAcross 116: Kingsley title from "Twelfth Night"WESTWARDHO
    AAcross 118: Lombok neighbor
    AAcross 119: Miller's salesmanLOMAN
    AAcross 120: Like the White Rabbit
    AAcross 121: ___-Powell, Boy Scouts founderBADEN
    AAcross 122: Kind of rug
    AAcross 123: Tradition
    AAcross 124: Lean-to
    AAcross 125: Gather
    AAcross 126: Bath-towel word
    AAcross 127: Hordeola
    DDown 1: Potato pancake
    DDown 2: Broadcasting
    DDown 3: Model-airplane material
    DDown 4: Lunts' comedy title from "Twelfth Night"OMISTRESSMINE
    DDown 5: Place to caulk
    DDown 6: "The Two Towers" author
    DDown 7: Former president of Costa Rica
    DDown 8: Mardi Gras follower
    DDown 9: One of the Monty Python troupeCLEESE
    DDown 10: Municipal-­council member
    DDown 11: Writer of inferior verse
    DDown 12: Census figs.
    DDown 13: To be, in BrestETRE
    DDown 14: Kind of story
    DDown 15: Some head coverings
    DDown 16: Met bass-baritoneESTES
    DDown 17: Calumnies
    DDown 18: Fiber from a juteTOSSA
    DDown 26: Ulnae's neighbors
    DDown 28: Way out
    DDown 34: TV extraterrestrial
    DDown 35: Oldest street in L.A.OLVERA
    DDown 37: M.D.'s org.
    DDown 39: Part of T.A.E.ALVA
    DDown 41: Muralist RiveraDIEGO
    DDown 42: Ade's "Fables in ___"
    DDown 44: "All the Things You ___," 1939 song
    DDown 45: Betrayer; traitorISCARIOT
    DDown 46: Lehár specialty
    DDown 47: Nothing, in Nicaragua
    DDown 48: Weaken
    DDown 49: Plantae's counterpart
    DDown 50: Edward Lear specialty
    DDown 52: Undo
    DDown 57: Lay doggo, in London
    DDown 58: Teatime goody
    DDown 60: Leach title from "Henry VIII"AKILLINGFROST
    DDown 62: Palindromic word
    DDown 64: "Eroica" keyEFLAT
    DDown 66: Formerly named
    DDown 69: ___ up (got smart): Slang
    DDown 70: In reserve
    DDown 71: Hwy.RTE
    DDown 73: Abbr. for a pot­pourriMISC
    DDown 74: Dogpatch denizens, e.g.
    DDown 77: Ar chaser
    DDown 80: Conduce
    DDown 81: What an ampersand means
    DDown 82: Annoying situations
    DDown 84: In a risqué manner
    DDown 88: Omissions
    DDown 91: Sine qua ___
    DDown 93: Issued
    DDown 94: Tendon
    DDown 95: Erhard's therapy
    DDown 97: De Larrocha and MarkovaALICIAS
    DDown 100: Algiers native quarter
    DDown 102: Singer Lou from ChicagoRAWLS
    DDown 103: West Indian fetish
    DDown 104: Sew loosely
    DDown 105: Ibsen's GablerHEDDA
    DDown 106: Freud contemporaryADLER
    DDown 108: Air Force Chief of Staff: 1961-65LEMAY
    DDown 109: Indian or orange
    DDown 110: Anglo-Saxon laborers
    DDown 112: Tot
    DDown 114: Bern's river
    DDown 115: ___ fours
    DDown 117: Arab's outer garment
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