New York Times Answers - Friday, 16th November 1990

There are 39 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 16th November 1990. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Playwright James ___	HERNE
AAcross 6:	Dresden's river
AAcross 10:	City in the Piedmont	ASTI
AAcross 14:	"___ of One's Own": Woolf	AROOM
AAcross 15:	Three winning lottery numbers
AAcross 16:	Greek letters
AAcross 17:	Shark with a useful noggin?
AAcross 19:	Secret agent
AAcross 20:	Pain reliever
AAcross 21:	British trailer
AAcross 23:	He introduced tobacco to France	NICOT
AAcross 25:	Least covered
AAcross 26:	Handled
AAcross 29:	Of kings
AAcross 31:	Where to find Les Cayes
AAcross 32:	Points of attraction
AAcross 33:	Tip
AAcross 33:	Tip
AAcross 36:	Ever
AAcross 37:	Kind of press
AAcross 38:	Sit
AAcross 39:	Wild ox
AAcross 40:	Israel's Meir	GOLDA
AAcross 41:	Canadian peninsula	GASPE
AAcross 42:	Bluesman Johnson	LONNIE
AAcross 44:	"The ___ Spring": Stravinsky	RITEOF
AAcross 45:	Nickname for baseball's Harry Walker	THEHAT
AAcross 47:	Indian statesman Motilal ___
AAcross 49:	Blunts, as an edge
AAcross 51:	Pragmatic one
AAcross 55:	Saudi Arabian province	ASIR
AAcross 56:	Toads with a useful pedal extremity?	SPADEFOOTS
AAcross 58:	Spanish land mass	ISLA
AAcross 59:	Judicious
AAcross 60:	Eukaryotic organisms
AAcross 61:	Old ___ (a Rockefeller nickname)	NELS
AAcross 62:	At another time
AAcross 62:	At another time
AAcross 63:	Ruhr valley city
DDown 1:	Sunken fence
DDown 1:	Sunken fence
DDown 2:	Turning points
DDown 3:	Frolic
DDown 4:	Having a particular name
DDown 5:	Retirees with honorary titles
DDown 6:	Race: Comb. form	ETHNO
DDown 7:	Director Spike ___
DDown 8:	Bric-a-___	BRAC
DDown 9:	Jeopardize
DDown 10:	Force of 1588
DDown 11:	Fish with a useful proboscis?
DDown 12:	Indian weights
DDown 13:	"___ thee late a rosy wreath": Jonson	ISENT
DDown 18:	Wedding missiles
DDown 22:	Roulades
DDown 24:	Like beaten paths
DDown 26:	Call at sea
DDown 27:	Child's nursemaid
DDown 28:	Bird with a useful beak?
DDown 30:	Ancient town in S Italy	ELEA
DDown 32:	Hairs, to biologists
DDown 34:	Hockey great Phil, familiarly	ESPO
DDown 35:	Complaint
DDown 37:	Italian noblewoman
DDown 38:	Open
DDown 40:	Midge
DDown 41:	The constellation Camelopardalis
DDown 43:	Tara family	OHARAS
DDown 44:	Korean president: 1948-60	RHEE
DDown 45:	Retinue
DDown 46:	"Demian" author
DDown 48:	To ground: Ger.	ERDEN
DDown 50:	Team
DDown 52:	Charged atoms
DDown 53:	Pt. of a computer	STGE
DDown 54:	Chinese dynasty	TSIN
DDown 57:	Gone