New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th July 1991

There are 83 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th July 1991. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Hamelin's problem
AAcross 5:	Mars, to Sophocles
AAcross 9:	"___ the Sheriff," 1974 tune	ISHOT
AAcross 14:	Galatea, originally
AAcross 20:	Remains in a tray
AAcross 22:	Security trouble
AAcross 23:	Beat the goalie
AAcross 24:	Infuse with oxygen
AAcross 25:	"Where Babies Come From"	STORKSTORY
AAcross 27:	Tangled stuff	MATTEDMATTER
AAcross 29:	Musical suite
AAcross 30:	Princess perturber
AAcross 32:	Actress ___ Dawn Chong	RAE
AAcross 33:	York symbol
AAcross 34:	Injure severely
AAcross 36:	___ Stevens (TV's Peter Gunn)
AAcross 38:	Assent asea
AAcross 39:	CBer's licensed cousin
AAcross 42:	Kin of Micmacs
AAcross 46:	Fern grouping	BRACKENBRACKET
AAcross 50:	Tax-deferred acct.
AAcross 51:	It multiplies by dividing
AAcross 53:	Bridge requirement
AAcross 54:	Took command
AAcross 55:	Garden spot
AAcross 56:	Perpetrate
AAcross 57:	"___ Lazy River"	UPA
AAcross 58:	Final checks for Karpov
AAcross 61:	Refrigerant
AAcross 62:	Character actor Benny
AAcross 63:	Sign on a staff
AAcross 64:	Earl ___ Hines, jazz pianist	FATHA
AAcross 65:	Work on pumps
AAcross 66:	"___ live and breathe!"	ASI
AAcross 67:	Property talk	CHATTELCHATTER
AAcross 70:	Egyp.-Syr. alliance: 1958-61	UAR
AAcross 71:	Shrove Tuesday follower
AAcross 73:	B.A. part
AAcross 74:	Not at all
AAcross 75:	Badger
AAcross 77:	Chevy's "Foul Play" co-star	GOLDIE
AAcross 79:	Taxi riders
AAcross 80:	Fashionable
AAcross 81:	String beans
AAcross 82:	Path for Pluto
AAcross 83:	Cupola
AAcross 84:	Tag-team victories
AAcross 87:	Ziegfeld	FLO
AAcross 88:	Creative graduate course	SEMINALSEMINAR
AAcross 91:	"Gloria in Excelsis ___"	DEO
AAcross 92:	Skirted the basket
AAcross 94:	Trio of trios
AAcross 95:	Castor's slayer	IDAS
AAcross 96:	Don ___ de la Vega (Zorro)	DIEGO
AAcross 98:	Grate glower
AAcross 99:	They pull in pushers
AAcross 100:	Examinee's T or F
AAcross 101:	Upolu native
AAcross 102:	Release
AAcross 103:	Toy-pistol ammo
AAcross 104:	Make tracks
AAcross 106:	Ascribe
AAcross 107:	Meditative discipline
AAcross 108:	Customary itinerary	ROUTINEROUTING
AAcross 113:	Road ending	STER
AAcross 114:	Prior to, to Prior
AAcross 115:	Czech. neighbor	AUS
AAcross 116:	A democrat is one
AAcross 117:	Bat Masterson's weapon
AAcross 119:	Italian bread?
AAcross 120:	Personification of reckless ambition
AAcross 121:	Anvil location
AAcross 124:	Decorative design
AAcross 129:	Aid an Italian town	ASSISTASSISI
AAcross 134:	Small role in "The Road to Morocco"	CAMELCAMEO
AAcross 136:	Kind of engine
AAcross 137:	Runs amok
AAcross 138:	Frankenstein's flunky	IGOR
AAcross 139:	One of us
AAcross 140:	Unwavering
AAcross 141:	One year's record
AAcross 142:	Roric
AAcross 143:	Use the VCR
DDown 1:	Speak hoarsely
DDown 2:	Hammett canine	ASTA
DDown 3:	Heyerdahl
DDown 4:	Spanish muralist	SERT
DDown 5:	Star in Aquila
DDown 6:	Hudson contemporary
DDown 7:	Dodge City lawman	EARP
DDown 8:	Terrier type	SKYE
DDown 9:	Doctrine
DDown 10:	Egyptian amulet
DDown 11:	Malarkey
DDown 12:	Former President of Nicaragua
DDown 13:	Start for Ballesteros
DDown 14:	Siberian sled dog
DDown 15:	Sideboard display
DDown 16:	Johnson of "Laugh-In"	ARTE
DDown 17:	Make doilies
DDown 18:	All-purpose trk.
DDown 19:	Profit chaser
DDown 21:	Zip over the surface
DDown 26:	"___ Mater," ancient hymn	STABAT
DDown 28:	Male mergansers
DDown 31:	Served perfectly
DDown 35:	Stained
DDown 37:	Hosp. personnel	RNS
DDown 39:	Dreadful place to hole up	HIDEOUSHIDEOUT
DDown 40:	Parts of irises
DDown 41:	Way
DDown 42:	Of religious rites
DDown 43:	" . . . a man or ___?"	AMOUSE
DDown 44:	Hairdresser's union	COMBINGCOMBINE
DDown 45:	Convoy constituent
DDown 47:	French ruling family of yore	CAPETS
DDown 48:	Strong brown paper
DDown 49:	Gripper for the Gipper
DDown 52:	Coal case
DDown 55:	Sounds of hesitation
DDown 58:	Cuban blade
DDown 59:	Comte de la Fère
DDown 60:	Spring phenomenon
DDown 61:	Iron: Comb. form	FERRI
DDown 63:	Consecrated oil
DDown 64:	"Little Shop of Horrors" storekeeper
DDown 65:	Bookworm
DDown 67:	Mooched
DDown 68:	Gives power to
DDown 69:	More or Mann
DDown 72:	Anderson's "High ___"
DDown 76:	Nile reptile
DDown 78:	Light-amplification device
DDown 79:	Nice piece of change
DDown 80:	Monk or monkish
DDown 81:	Less stocky
DDown 82:	___ about	ONOR
DDown 83:	"___ your fathers thus . . . ?": Neh. 13:18	DIDNOT
DDown 85:	Undo
DDown 86:	Squatter in 1889
DDown 87:	Stand stock-still
DDown 89:	Unsuitable
DDown 90:	Feline sound
DDown 93:	Sat in session
DDown 96:	Weir
DDown 97:	Limbs of the Devil
DDown 99:	Sartre novel
DDown 101:	Radio transmission
DDown 103:	Gallant
DDown 104:	Hit sign	SRO
DDown 105:	Strobile
DDown 108:	Embossed
DDown 109:	"Den I wish ___ Dixie"	IWASIN
DDown 110:	Saloonkeeper's nemesis
DDown 111:	Sweat and tears, e.g.
DDown 112:	Table linen
DDown 118:	Imprint permanently
DDown 119:	Actress Hartman	LISA
DDown 122:	It turns litmus red
DDown 123:	Fad
DDown 125:	Lacking slack
DDown 126:	Educator Willard
DDown 127:	Use a harvester
DDown 128:	What the "poor dog" had
DDown 129:	Personals
DDown 130:	Watch the baby
DDown 131:	Visit
DDown 132:	Madrid Mrs.	SRA
DDown 133:	Icel. or Ire.	ISL
DDown 135:	Heap of hay