New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th May 1991 There are 82 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th May 1991. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Muddle of nowhere?MAZEAAcross 5: Waist cincherSASHAAcross 9: " . . . comes in like ___"ALIONAAcross 14: Fairway clumpDIVOTAAcross 19: "___ Named Sue"ABOYAAcross 20: BrawlMELEEAAcross 21: Wordsworth workSONNETAAcross 23: Plant used for making pipesERICAAAcross 24: ComplicationNODEAAcross 25: New Guinea, to IndonesiansIRIANAAcross 26: Combat flightSORTIEAAcross 27: Uncovered wagonsCARTSAAcross 28: Start of Burma Shave Ad #ITHISCREAMSLIKEAAAcross 31: Frat letterRHOAAcross 33: Far East feastTETAAcross 34: Lizard called a fringefootUMAAAcross 35: Skater BrinkerHANSAAcross 36: TV alienALFAAcross 37: Part II of Ad #IPARACHUTEAAcross 40: Assign (to)ASCRIBEAAcross 42: ___ the IrishLUCKOFAAcross 45: Some awningsTILTSAAcross 46: Violinist BullOLEAAcross 47: Part of D.C.DISTAAcross 48: SwindleRIP-OFFAAcross 48: SwindleRIPOFFAAcross 50: Heaviest U.S. PresidentTAFTAAcross 54: High-gloss paintENAMELAAcross 57: "___ to Be You," 1924 songITHADAAcross 59: Tractor-trailerSEMIAAcross 60: Have nixed emotions?RUEAAcross 61: Start of Burma Shave Ad #IIPITYALLTHEMIGHTYCAESARSAAcross 67: John McGraw's wunderkindOTTAAcross 68: More orderlyNEATERAAcross 69: WithoutSANSAAcross 70: Gdansk coinsZLOTYSAAcross 71: Diagnostic aidX-RAYAAcross 73: SesameTILAAcross 74: InfantBABEAAcross 75: ___ T'ung, last Chinese emperorHSUANAAcross 77: Long agoYOREAAcross 78: Part II of Ad #IITHEYPULLTHEIRAAcross 81: EssenceGISTAAcross 85: "___ Irish Rose"ABIESAAcross 87: IrkRILEAAcross 88: Actor McKellenIANAAcross 89: ___ precedentSETAAAcross 90: Alphonse's companionGASTONAAcross 93: Shirt or coat precederPOLOAAcross 94: White heronsEGRETSAAcross 97: FledRANAAcross 98: Part III of Ad #IIWHISKERSOUTWITHTWEEZERSAAcross 103: A long timeEONAAcross 104: OutstandingOWEDAAcross 105: WirepullerSNAKEAAcross 106: KeennessACUITYAAcross 107: Louis and BillNYESAAcross 109: It lessensABATERAAcross 111: Legal claimLIENAAcross 112: "___ Oncle," Tati filmMONAAcross 113: Architect of Boston's John Hancock Bldg.I. M. PEIAAcross 115: ViscousRESINYAAcross 117: Literary collectionOMNIBUSAAcross 121: Part III of Ad #ITHEREISNOAAcross 125: BishopricSEEAAcross 126: "When I was ___ . . . ": GilbertALADAAcross 127: Toronto's prov.ONTAAcross 128: Harrison or ReedREXAAcross 129: Composer DelibesLEOAAcross 130: Part IV of Ad #IOTHERSUBSTITUTEAAcross 135: José's friendAMIGOAAcross 137: Saloonkeeper's nemesisNATIONAAcross 139: JibeAGREEAAcross 140: InnisfailERINAAcross 141: Inspected the jointCASEDAAcross 142: PetcockSPIGOTAAcross 143: Certain horsesROANSAAcross 144: French violinist: 18th centuryANETAAcross 145: AdmittanceENTRYAAcross 146: "___ Billie Joe"ODETOAAcross 147: DoctrinesISMSAAcross 148: Beatty film: 1981REDSDDown 1: The Duke of ___, "Rigoletto" roleMANTUADDown 2: Units of resistanceABOHMSDDown 3: Belt having 12 signsZODIACDDown 4: Head set?EYESDDown 5: PeacefulSERENEDDown 6: An anonymALIASDDown 7: Stitch lineSEAMDDown 8: Coop groupHENSDDown 9: Smooth ___ASSILKDDown 10: SeekLOOK FORDDown 11: ConcerningINREDDown 12: AvailableON TAPDDown 13: Chess master Ivo ___NEIDDown 14: Boil downDECOCTDDown 15: Oldster's nest eggIRADDown 16: Artistic qualityVIRTUDDown 17: Group of eightOCTETDDown 18: FlavorTASTEDDown 20: A plum brandyMIRABELLEDDown 22: AstoundingTERRIFICDDown 29: From Santiago, e.g.CHILEANDDown 30: One of a class of amidesLACTAMDDown 32: MoietyHALFDDown 38: MoteATOMYDDown 39: Winner over T.E.D.HSTDDown 41: Actress SchneiderROMYDDown 42: In a supple wayLITHELYDDown 43: Groom's palUSHERDDown 44: Hosiery styleFISHNETDDown 47: Playful tunesDITTIESDDown 49: GentlesPETSDDown 51: Smell ___ (suspect)ARATDDown 52: AngerFURYDDown 53: Kinski filmTESSDDown 54: Gooey stuffEPOXYDDown 55: Kin of TNTNITRODDown 56: PerfumeATTARDDown 58: Rules outDISALLOWSDDown 62: Turner's toolLATHEDDown 63: "King of Hollywood"GABLEDDown 64: Côte d'___, Riviera areaAZURDDown 65: Anything extravagantELADDown 66: Styne productsSONGSDDown 72: Nobelist in Literature: 1923YEATSDDown 74: What Jack didBUILTDDown 75: CheerHEARTENDDown 76: StrengthSINEWDDown 78: ProngTINEDDown 79: With head held higherPROUDERDDown 80: Style of film lightingHIGHKEYDDown 82: "Able was ___ saw Elba"IEREIDDown 83: Lead offSTARTDDown 84: Strong-scented Old World herbTANSYDDown 86: Singing Tower sponsorBOKDDown 90: Verdon of "Damn Yankees"GWENDDown 91: Hey, sailor!AHOYDDown 92: ___ curve, in mathSINEDDown 93: Sexton or NemerovPOETDDown 94: Shade of blueETAINDDown 95: Ruth and Gehrig, e.g.TEAMMATESDDown 96: Lower parts of duetsSECONDIDDown 99: Kin of "The Emperor Jones" actorROBESONSDDown 100: His domain is lover's laneSWAINDDown 101: EnclaveINLIERDDown 102: Pueblo dwellerZUNIDDown 108: Solti's titleSIRDDown 109: "Baked in ___"APIEDDown 110: Do a scene overRESHOOTDDown 114: It lingers onMELODYDDown 116: Taken care ofSEENTODDown 117: A "Hellzapoppin" star and familyOLSENSDDown 118: Cape Cod's ___ BridgeBOURNEDDown 119: LoosenedUNTIEDDDown 120: Dental compoundsSTENTSDDown 121: Harness strapTRACEDDown 122: Macho guyHE-MANDDown 123: Be aliveEXISTDDown 124: Ovum-to-beOOTIDDDown 126: Middle name of 20th U.S. PresidentABRAMDDown 131: Actor Andrews of TVTIGEDDown 132: Delhi wearSARIDDown 133: Writers Betti and MorettiUGOSDDown 134: BingeTEARDDown 136: Eur. tongueGERDDown 138: Initials on army mailAPO