New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 24th October 1990

There are 37 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 24th October 1990. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	As busy as ___	ABEE
AAcross 5:	Workers under Bligh or Queeg
AAcross 9:	Dog-days word
AAcross 13:	Pilgrimage to Mecca
AAcross 14:	General assemblies
AAcross 15:	Alley Oop's girlfriend	OOLA
AAcross 16:	___ qua non (necessity)
AAcross 17:	Prepared
AAcross 18:	Gulp at the bar
AAcross 19:	Start of a quotation	LACKOFMONEYIS
AAcross 22:	Hebrew letter
AAcross 23:	Marry
AAcross 24:	Onager
AAcross 27:	Mind the baby
AAcross 30:	The Dog Star
AAcross 35:	Author of the quotation
AAcross 37:	Uncommon
AAcross 39:	One thousand kilograms
AAcross 40:	Allegorical play by 35 Across	HEARTBREAKHOUSE
AAcross 43:	Conger catcher	EELER
AAcross 44:	Spelunker's milieu
AAcross 45:	Frawley's role in "I Love Lucy"	FRED
AAcross 46:	Pool group
AAcross 48:	"Cinderella team" of 1969
AAcross 50:	Suffix with quack or fool	ERY
AAcross 51:	___ tree (cornered)	UPA
AAcross 53:	Quotation continued
AAcross 55:	End of quotation	ROOTOFALLEVIL
AAcross 62:	Trademark
AAcross 63:	Hardy or North
AAcross 64:	Currier's partner
AAcross 66:	Co-star of "I Spy"	CULP
AAcross 67:	Outwits a schemer
AAcross 68:	Traffic marker
AAcross 69:	Gadgets for Norman
AAcross 70:	Be persuasive
AAcross 71:	Jog
DDown 1:	Gift openers' sounds
DDown 2:	Bondsman's concern
DDown 3:	Author Ferber	EDNA
DDown 4:	Do a bouncer's job
DDown 5:	Pitch indicator
DDown 6:	Clean a pipe's bowl
DDown 7:	Provide funds for
DDown 8:	John and David of films	WAYNES
DDown 9:	Nosegay
DDown 10:	Jean Kerr's "___ Got to Be Perfect"	HOWI
DDown 11:	Yale team	ELIS
DDown 12:	Joker
DDown 14:	Saw
DDown 20:	Krazy ___ of comics
DDown 21:	Mrs. Bunker	EDITH
DDown 24:	Sackcloth's partner
DDown 25:	Line used for adjusting a sail
DDown 26:	Elbe feeder
DDown 28:	He pulls in pushers
DDown 29:	Fond hope
DDown 31:	Fiddler's perch
DDown 32:	Acclimate
DDown 33:	A rival of Foyt	UNSER
DDown 34:	Down at heel
DDown 36:	Small bird
DDown 38:	Chalet feature
DDown 41:	Cutthroat or steelhead
DDown 42:	Ma and Pa of film fame
DDown 47:	Lampoons
DDown 49:	Haggard novel
DDown 52:	"Their founts ___ with tears": Browning	AFLOW
DDown 54:	Oust
DDown 55:	Womanizer
DDown 56:	Eye amorously
DDown 57:	Awkward person's cry
DDown 58:	President of Albania	ALIA
DDown 59:	Symbol of purity
DDown 60:	Composer Novello	IVOR
DDown 61:	Jay from New Rochelle
DDown 62:	D-day vessel	LCT
DDown 65:	Tennis unit