New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th January 1991 There are 64 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th January 1991. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ___ dixitIPSEAAcross 5: Actor GulagerCLUAAcross 8: Turnery gearLATHEAAcross 13: Reflexive pronounITSELFAAcross 15: Precarious spotTHINICEAAcross 19: GhastlyASHENAAcross 20: Norman Mailer book, with "The"RMIESOFTHENIGHTAAcross 22: Small sandpipersPEEPSAAcross 23: Bitter disagreementIMBROGLIOAAcross 24: Socagers, e.g.TENANTSAAcross 26: Year in Alexius I Comnenus's reignMCIAAcross 27: Ancient wall wordMENEAAcross 28: Rhinoceros beetleUANGAAcross 30: Mascara neighborORANAAcross 31: Menilite is oneOPALAAcross 32: A son of GadERIAAcross 33: Burt Lancaster role: 1960LMERGANTRYAAcross 37: Slightly taperingTERETEAAcross 39: City in TuscanySIENAAAcross 40: Lunar plainMAREAAcross 41: Long-beaked fishGARSAAcross 42: Like many needs of the needyUNMETAAcross 43: Mother superiorABBESSAAcross 45: Pisa dividerARNOAAcross 46: More piousHOLIERAAcross 48: Opposite of saludosADIOSAAcross 49: Rapid movements in musicALLEGROSAAcross 53: " . . . blue ribbons ___"ON ITAAcross 54: Book by President CarterYNOTTHEBESTAAcross 56: Diamond manJIMAAcross 57: Slicks, e.g.MAGSAAcross 58: DittyAIRAAcross 59: Indian of N.M.SIAAAcross 60: "Star Wars" roleSOLOAAcross 61: Ordinal suffixETHAAcross 62: Actor who produced a directorWALTERUSTONAAcross 67: Town west of 91 DownANETAAcross 68: ServantRETAINERAAcross 70: Writer Gardner's namesakesERLESAAcross 71: RigorousSEVEREAAcross 73: Sky BearURSAAAcross 74: Sour aleALEGARAAcross 76: FolkwaysMORESAAcross 77: German admiralSPEEAAcross 78: UniformEVENAAcross 79: Kind of batterySOLARAAcross 80: Gospel authorST. MARKAAcross 82: Benjamin Britten operaPTERGRIMESAAcross 84: Its symbol is a lionMGMAAcross 87: RemuneratesPAYSAAcross 88: FractionPARTAAcross 90: NimbleYAREAAcross 91: Theda contemporaryPOLAAAcross 92: Photog. abbr.ENLAAcross 93: SlopesESCARPSAAcross 96: Priest saying Mass, e.g.VENERATORAAcross 99: Cato the Elder was oneEDILEAAcross 101: Setting for a Christie classicTHEORIENTXPRESSAAcross 103: "Roxana" authorDEFOEAAcross 104: English poet-novelist: 1886-1967SASSOONAAcross 105: Slant a certain wayUPTILTAAcross 106: Small springsSEEPSAAcross 107: Inst. at NashvilleTSUAAcross 108: Arnold ___, memorable actor-puzzlerMOSSDDown 1: Ship that brought Miss Liberty to the U.S.ISEREDDown 2: Tijuana tenderPESODDown 3: ToilSLOGDDown 4: Outflowing branch of a lakeEFFLUENTDDown 5: Fidel's compadreCHEDDown 6: Scourge of sergeLINTDDown 7: One-horned fishUNIEDDown 8: Track circuitsLAPSDDown 9: Ibsen characterASEDDown 10: O'Neill play: 1920THEMPERORJONESDDown 11: Swingers of the 40'sHEPCATSDDown 12: Store fodderENSILEDDown 13: Always, in AachenIMMERDDown 14: Throne of Israel contender: I Kgs. 16TIBNIDDown 15: BabicheTHONGDDown 16: Doesn't heedIGNORESDDown 17: CircumspectCHARYDDown 18: A suburb of PittsburghETNADDown 20: HoarfrostRIMEDDown 21: Pope's crownTIARADDown 25: Explosive initialsTNTDDown 29: Opening maneuverGAMBITDDown 31: Chimp's cousinORANGDDown 33: Gimlet ingredientLIMEDDown 34: ___ van Delft, Dutch painterMEERDDown 35: Midget, in MarseilleNABOTDDown 36: Baseball's Mike or TomTRESHDDown 38: Stalker in a salt marshEGRETDDown 39: Agitated fitsSNITSDDown 42: Song popularized by Debby BooneULIGHTUPMYLIFEDDown 43: IdolizeADOREDDown 44: Sevilla savantsSABIOSDDown 45: Capp and HirtALSDDown 46: "Launching the Boat" painterHOMERDDown 47: Explorer of N.M.: 16th centuryONATEDDown 48: Grieg dancerANITRADDown 50: GauntLEANDDown 51: Edmonton athlete on iceOILERDDown 52: WhackedSMOTEDDown 54: Bush's alma materYALEDDown 55: Glyceride, e.g.ESTERDDown 60: Life guard, at timesSAVERDDown 62: More sapientWISERDDown 63: Literary scrapsANADDown 64: Superman portrayerREEVEDDown 65: One who prodsURGERDDown 66: Like street talkSLANGYDDown 69: EnvironsAREASDDown 71: Pump partSOLEDDown 72: Notable periodsERASDDown 75: Belles-___LETTRESDDown 76: ImpetusMOMENTUMDDown 77: Victim of 95 DownSTANDEEDDown 79: Parthenope, for oneSIRENDDown 80: Emulates JehuSPEEDSDDown 81: G.I.'s, at timesKPSDDown 82: Czech capital, to CzechsPRAHADDown 83: Prowl after preyRAVENDDown 84: Norman Bates's placeMOTELDDown 85: Kind of ovenGLOSTDDown 86: Father of Remus and RomulusMARSDDown 89: St. John followerACTSDDown 91: Gauguin's birthplacePARISDDown 93: Shoe widths for Bigfoot?EEESDDown 94: Military stationPOSTDDown 95: Hit signsSROSDDown 97: Montreal playerEXPODDown 98: Accts.RPTSDDown 100: TruncateLOPDDown 102: ChitIOU