New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th November 1990

There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th November 1990. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Prohibits
AAcross 5:	Hector's hometown
AAcross 9:	Contained
AAcross 13:	Tearful comedienne Pitts	ZASU
AAcross 17:	One of the Waughs
AAcross 18:	Seductively beautiful woman
AAcross 19:	Bakery worker
AAcross 20:	Kin of 18 Across
AAcross 21:	"I'm alive," ___	HEBREATHED
AAcross 23:	"Eat your cookie," ___	SHESNAPPED
AAcross 25:	Do a slow burn
AAcross 26:	Hinder
AAcross 28:	Texas border city
AAcross 29:	Horner's capture
AAcross 30:	Imitated Marceau
AAcross 31:	Oop's abode
AAcross 32:	Tote laboriously
AAcross 35:	Powerful beam
AAcross 36:	William Carlos Williams verse epic
AAcross 40:	Locomotive, e.g.
AAcross 41:	"Storm approaching!," ___	HETHUNDERED
AAcross 43:	Aujourd'___ (today, in Tours)
AAcross 44:	Chews the fat
AAcross 45:	Tennis units
AAcross 46:	Ben Hur's drag strip	ITER
AAcross 47:	Verlaine's birthplace	METZ
AAcross 48:	Ditty
AAcross 49:	"You mongrel," ___	SHEMUTTERED
AAcross 53:	First Viscount Templewood	HOARE
AAcross 54:	In a seemly way
AAcross 56:	Like a road full of furrows
AAcross 57:	Elopement need, maybe
AAcross 58:	Lincoln bills
AAcross 59:	Linton Heathcliff's wife	CATHY
AAcross 60:	Eunuch's milieu
AAcross 61:	Teed off
AAcross 63:	Henri Christophe's land
AAcross 64:	Mason's activity
AAcross 67:	Burlington's Bean	ORSON
AAcross 68:	"Have a candy bar," ___	HESNICKERED
AAcross 70:	MacDowell's "___ Wild Rose"	TOA
AAcross 71:	Like Shangri-La's horizon
AAcross 72:	Usher's offering
AAcross 73:	Novello of "The Lodger"	IVOR
AAcross 74:	Telegram period
AAcross 75:	"The Sultan of Sulu" playwright
AAcross 76:	"I work in a lab," ___	SHERETORTED
AAcross 80:	Reagan's second Attorney General	MEESE
AAcross 81:	Cardinal and scarlet tanager
AAcross 83:	Plea to a departing one
AAcross 84:	Squiffed
AAcross 85:	Butterfly's sashes
AAcross 86:	Lathered
AAcross 87:	Restrain
AAcross 88:	A Ladd from Huron	CHERYL
AAcross 91:	Brazilian novelist Jorge	AMADO
AAcross 92:	Field game devised by Indians
AAcross 92:	Field game devised by Indians
AAcross 96:	"Fire's going out!," ___	HEBELLOWED
AAcross 98:	"I'm dying," ___	SHECROAKED
AAcross 100:	Behind which Polonius hid
AAcross 101:	Nut for soft drinks
AAcross 102:	Church pledge
AAcross 103:	Tatum's dad	RYAN
AAcross 104:	See 42 Down
AAcross 105:	Confederate
AAcross 106:	Mignon trailer	ETTE
AAcross 107:	Fashion's Oscar ___ Renta	DELA
DDown 1:	Kin of tchus and pfuis	BAHS
DDown 2:	Turkish standard	ALEM
DDown 3:	Last mount Moses climbed
DDown 4:	Krantz best seller
DDown 5:	Pole near a tepee
DDown 6:	German industrial valley
DDown 7:	Galena or bauxite
DDown 7:	Galena or bauxite
DDown 8:	Aleichem's language
DDown 9:	Underground water tank
DDown 10:	Yearned
DDown 11:	Villain's grimace
DDown 12:	Mom's title
DDown 12:	Mom's title
DDown 13:	Buttons' replacer
DDown 14:	La Scala harp
DDown 15:	Gets the picture
DDown 16:	Ruin
DDown 18:	Caused to be arraigned	HADUP
DDown 20:	Assuaged, as one's conscience
DDown 22:	"Oklahoma!" aunt	ELLER
DDown 24:	Not so untidy
DDown 27:	That old ratite bird
DDown 30:	East China Sea island	MATSU
DDown 31:	Gave a hoot
DDown 32:	Discard as useless
DDown 33:	Going-to-Jerusalem prop
DDown 34:	"I teach," ___	HEPROFESSED
DDown 35:	"___ people go . . . ": Exodus 5:1	LETMY
DDown 36:	Voight's comical Dink	PETEY
DDown 37:	"I let him in," ___	SHEADMITTED
DDown 38:	Bizarre
DDown 39:	"My Day in Court" author	NIZER
DDown 41:	Loaf ends
DDown 42:	With 104 Across, foul play
DDown 45:	Emulate Fawn and Ollie
DDown 47:	Exemplar
DDown 49:	Number of "swans a-swimming"
DDown 50:	Wedding-gown aisle-sweeper
DDown 51:	All together, in music
DDown 52:	Moral precept
DDown 53:	Made tracks
DDown 55:	Pirouette
DDown 57:	Rod of tennis
DDown 59:	Untouchables, for one
DDown 60:	Salome danced for him
DDown 61:	Kind of bear
DDown 62:	Molder
DDown 63:	Gets wind of
DDown 64:	Quay for the Robert E. Lee
DDown 65:	Hangman's loop
DDown 66:	Stared slack-jawed
DDown 68:	Pays attention
DDown 69:	Poker pot
DDown 72:	Piercing
DDown 74:	Coastal region
DDown 76:	Female oracles
DDown 77:	Like some vaudeville shows	TWOADAY
DDown 78:	Toward the mouth
DDown 79:	Clever comeback
DDown 80:	___ Castle (Havana fort)
DDown 82:	Of the north wind
DDown 84:	"Filthy" money
DDown 86:	Fragrance
DDown 87:	Secrete
DDown 88:	Fellow
DDown 89:	Super-sandwich
DDown 90:	Spain's longest river
DDown 91:	Mil. truant
DDown 92:	Man from Riga	LETT
DDown 93:	Terrier type	SKYE
DDown 94:	Dr. Dolittle's Sophie, e.g.
DDown 95:	Felix Unger's daughter	EDNA
DDown 97:	Trappist cheese
DDown 99:	Whop