New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th March 1991 There are 84 across clues and 96 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th March 1991. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Cinch belt's cousinSASHAAcross 5: Economist SmithADAMAAcross 9: Sahara filling stationOASISAAcross 14: Shoot the breezeRAPAAcross 17: C.I.O. partnerAFLAAcross 20: Canyon phenomenonECHOAAcross 21: The Venerable ___BEDEAAcross 22: Gorge with a streamFLUMEAAcross 23: MacrogametesOVAAAcross 24: Kind of brotherLAYAAcross 25: Advice to ClouseauCHERCHEZLAFEMMEAAcross 28: PhysiotherapistMASSEURAAcross 30: Busy place, 4:00 P.M., LondonTEASHOPAAcross 31: Mexican standoffTIEAAcross 32: SurroundingsMISE EN SCENEAAcross 34: Novel by NabokovDARAAcross 35: DepletionDRAINAAcross 37: WitnessNOTERAAcross 38: Indian foot soldierPEONAAcross 40: Shelley subjectMABAAcross 43: Stone pillarSTELAAAcross 45: Am. equivalent of a conciergeSUPERAAcross 49: Diamond pointBASEAAcross 50: LocustACACIAAAcross 53: CollarsNABSAAcross 55: ModerateBATEAAcross 56: Data fed to a computerINPUTAAcross 58: Eliminate malfunctionsDEBUGAAcross 59: Masonic doorkeeperTILERAAcross 61: OperatedRANAAcross 62: Immature, in a wayLARVALAAcross 64: African plantALOEAAcross 66: Conversation à deuxTETE-A-TETEAAcross 69: HarangueTIRADEAAcross 71: Kyd workDRAMAAAcross 74: MingleADMIXAAcross 75: AllotMETEAAcross 76: Embden and quinkGEESEAAcross 79: Age, as cheeseRIPENAAcross 82: IntersticesSPACESAAcross 85: Mun. officialALDAAcross 86: Justification for existenceRAISON D'ETREAAcross 89: Australian birdEMUAAcross 90: "Swanee" lyricistCAESARAAcross 94: Harness partTRACEAAcross 95: Provide new weaponsRE-ARMAAcross 95: Provide new weaponsREARMAAcross 97: AspersionSLURAAcross 98: Vatican governing bodyCURIAAAcross 100: WristsCARPIAAcross 102: Detroit actionRECALLAAcross 104: Enamel workCLOISONNEAAcross 108: PlaceSITEAAcross 110: UncoverREVEALAAcross 112: Roman household godLARAAcross 113: Flies heavenwardSOARSAAcross 115: One-tenthTITHEAAcross 118: Casino gameMONTEAAcross 119: They call K'sUMPSAAcross 121: Boîte de ___ (nightclub)NUITAAcross 122: Levantine garmentCAFTANAAcross 123: GlacéICEDAAcross 124: Muddle with drinkBESOTAAcross 126: InsinuatingSNIDEAAcross 128: Some N.Y.C. trainsELSAAcross 129: RearedBREDAAcross 130: ApologueFABLEAAcross 133: NegotiateTREATAAcross 136: One needing an att.DEFAAcross 137: Kin of a morganatic marriageMESALLIANCEAAcross 141: Originally calledNEEAAcross 143: Tells or sellsRETAILSAAcross 147: Beyond the megalopolisEXURBANAAcross 148: Ambassador's stand-inCHARGE D'AFFAIRESAAcross 151: TasteSIPAAcross 152: Suffix with verbOSEAAcross 153: To love, in ParisAIMERAAcross 154: Robert (père) or Alan (fils)ALDAAAcross 155: FustianRANTAAcross 156: Nov. 1 groupSTSAAcross 157: Painter ___ BorchTERAAcross 158: NervousANTSYAAcross 159: Sow chowMASTAAcross 160: PurposesENDSDDown 1: Conventicle groupSECTDDown 2: Feel compassionACHEDDown 3: Strawberry's patch, onceSHEADDown 4: CanapéHORS D'OEUVREDDown 5: Antonym for adoreABHORDDown 6: ProfoundDEEPDDown 7: Wood-trimming toolADZDDown 8: DissolveMELTDDown 9: TenderOFFERDDown 10: Part of a shandyALEDDown 11: PinnacleSUMMITDDown 12: At handIMMINENTDDown 13: SpotsSEESDDown 14: Montague's sonROMEODDown 15: ___-gardeAVANTDDown 16: ExceedsPASSESDDown 17: Nonwindy sideALEEDDown 18: Goatlike creatureFAUNDDown 19: Hugo's "Toute la ___"LYREDDown 26: Biggers heroCHANDDown 27: Give a leg upAIDDDown 29: CancelSCRUBDDown 33: Give power toENABLEDDown 36: A king of JudahASADDown 38: Long, slender cigarPANATELADDown 39: CamaraderieESPRIT DE CORPSDDown 40: UnhingedMADDDown 41: Top of a suitACEDDown 42: ___ au rhumBABADDown 44: Café au ___LAITDDown 46: SuperiorPAR EXCELLENCEDDown 47: French stateETATDDown 48: French director ClairRENEDDown 49: Puppeteer BairdBILDDown 51: Dead endCUL DE SACDDown 52: Borodin's princeIGORDDown 54: BristleSETADDown 57: Chinese pagodaTAADDown 60: Burgundy and Bordeaux, sometimesREDSDDown 63: Arrival at J.F.K.LDGDDown 65: Bacon bringersEARNERSDDown 67: Unit of elec. currentAMPDDown 68: Tante, in SpainTIADDown 70: Poetic contractionE'ERDDown 72: First word of "Home, Sweet Home"MIDDDown 73: Sherry or Dubonnet, oftenAPERITIFDDown 75: Singer DavisMACDDown 77: Please the cordon bleuEATDDown 78: "To ___ With Love"SIRDDown 80: Printemps followerETEDDown 81: New Deal org.NRADDown 83: Tried to equal or surpassEMULATEDDDown 84: Big ___, Calif.SURDDown 87: Peruvian plantOCADDown 88: Slip or tripERRDDown 91: ___ generis (unique)SUIDDown 92: "___ longa . . . "ARSDDown 93: Mayo and YaquiRIOSDDown 96: La Méditerranée, e.g.MERDDown 97: Urbanity; tactSAVOIR-FAIREDDown 99: ShortlyANONDDown 99: ShortlyANON.DDown 101: Pocket breadPITADDown 103: Bldg. materialCEMDDown 104: Wodehouse's Drones ___CLUBDDown 105: Brocaded fabricLAMEDDown 106: RepugnanceNAUSEADDown 107: HiberniaERINDDown 109: Word feminizerETTEDDown 111: Was firstLEDDDown 114: "A ___ time saves nine"STITCHINDDown 116: Belgian pilgrimage town, to a ParisianHALDDown 117: Annapolis grad.ENSDDown 120: Up to nowSO FARDDown 120: Up to nowSOFARDDown 122: Third letterCEEDDown 125: Type of houndTALBOTDDown 127: FantasizedDREAMTDDown 129: Kind of particle or rayBETADDown 131: World-wearyBLASEDDown 132: Grease pencilLINERDDown 134: WrothANGRYDDown 135: Peg for PeeteTEEDDown 136: Skim off greaseDEFATDDown 137: Kind of hallMESSDDown 138: Stage directionEXITDDown 139: Has dinnerSUPSDDown 140: Sports org.NCAADDown 142: Dutch cheese townEDAMDDown 143: Mail rtes.RFDSDDown 144: Persia, todayIRANDDown 145: ___-Lease Act: 1941LENDDDown 146: ConcordesSSTSDDown 149: Thing, in lawRESDDown 150: Carte precederALADDown 150: Carte precederALA.