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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th August 1991

    There are 63 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th August 1991. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Co-author of a 1930 tariff act
    AAcross 6: Helot
    AAcross 10: Minstrel
    AAcross 14: One of Oberon's subjects
    AAcross 19: Singer RonstadtLINDA
    AAcross 20: Cupid
    AAcross 21: Malarial malaise
    AAcross 22: Corbin's "L.A. Law" roleARNIE
    AAcross 23: Dancer DolinANTON
    AAcross 24: Knee
    AAcross 25: Barrett or JaffeRONA
    AAcross 26: Lesions
    AAcross 27: Subjects of this puzzleGEORGEANDIRAGERSHWIN
    AAcross 31: Sloth, e.g.
    AAcross 32: "How ___ the lady?": Shak.
    AAcross 33: Thee, in ToursTOI
    AAcross 34: Panay nativeATI
    AAcross 37: Anguine fish
    AAcross 39: Type of jet engine
    AAcross 41: "Treasure Girl" song for Gertrude Lawrence: 1928OHSONICE
    AAcross 46: Secret society, Italian style
    AAcross 48: "Funny sheets"
    AAcross 50: Catapult
    AAcross 51: Classic introduced by Whiteman: 1924RHAPSODYINBLUE
    AAcross 53: Scotch admixture
    AAcross 54: The old sod
    AAcross 55: Sun. homily
    AAcross 56: British customs documents
    AAcross 60: Binaural
    AAcross 63: Bitter
    AAcross 67: Bond rating
    AAcross 68: Cynical song introduced by John Bubbles: 1935ITAINTNECESSARILYSO
    AAcross 75: Avant-gardist
    AAcross 76: Tin Pan Alley org.ASCAP
    AAcross 77: "I beg ___ pardon now": R. Wilbur
    AAcross 79: Raised-letter printers
    AAcross 85: Function
    AAcross 87: Mother of Hermes
    AAcross 88: Den
    AAcross 89: Song introduced by Ginger Rogers in "Girl Crazy": 1930EMBRACEABLEYOU
    AAcross 95: Song Al Jolson made famousSWANEE
    AAcross 98: Playwright lonesco
    AAcross 99: Of the skull
    AAcross 100: Estimated
    AAcross 102: Actress MerkelUNA
    AAcross 103: Mariner's greeting
    AAcross 104: Pisa-to-Verona dir.
    AAcross 105: Monogram of House Speaker Mr. SamSTR
    AAcross 106: Abba of IsraelEBAN
    AAcross 108: Rabble
    AAcross 110: Song introduced by Gertrude Lawrence in "Oh, Kay!": 1926SOMEONETOWATCHOVERME
    AAcross 120: "A ___ Is a Sometime Thing": 1935
    AAcross 121: Tied
    AAcross 122: Clinton's canal
    AAcross 123: Haute-Savoie spaEVIAN
    AAcross 124: Ancient Greek dialect
    AAcross 125: Hawk
    AAcross 126: Shade of green
    AAcross 127: Type of musical show
    AAcross 128: Malicious and sly
    AAcross 129: Salver
    AAcross 130: Mimicked
    AAcross 131: Coasters
    DDown 1: Scoria
    DDown 2: Song in "Let 'Em Eat Cake": 1933
    DDown 3: Upon
    DDown 4: Fragrances
    DDown 5: Chesapeake Bay island and sound
    DDown 6: Grandiose tale
    DDown 7: Edits
    DDown 8: Musical composition
    DDown 9: Fulfillment
    DDown 10: Movie vampBARA
    DDown 11: Expectant
    DDown 12: Old Norse poem
    DDown 13: Paucity
    DDown 14: Vogue
    DDown 15: Successively
    DDown 16: Crucifix inscriptionINRI
    DDown 17: Nothing, in NiceRIEN
    DDown 18: Start of a reply to Virginia
    DDown 28: When it's warm in ChileENERO
    DDown 29: An equilateral parallelogram
    DDown 30: Fair
    DDown 34: Land measures
    DDown 35: Gauguin's island paradise
    DDown 36: Serai
    DDown 38: Young men
    DDown 40: Zilch
    DDown 41: To venture, in VersaillesOSER
    DDown 42: Head of the SanhedrinNASI
    DDown 43: Painter GrabarIGOR
    DDown 44: Yield
    DDown 45: Varro and Vulgar
    DDown 47: "Porgy and Bess," e.g.
    DDown 48: Sorceress encountered by Odysseus
    DDown 49: Order from Delbert Mann
    DDown 52: Bear a lamb
    DDown 57: Swiss river
    DDown 58: Freshwater wormNAID
    DDown 59: Emporium event
    DDown 61: Zwei precederEINS
    DDown 62: Wallet fillers
    DDown 64: Former N.Y.C. skyline lettersRCA
    DDown 65: Endings for pant and scantIES
    DDown 66: U.S. mil. awardDSC
    DDown 69: Little corn grower
    DDown 70: Soubise, e.g.
    DDown 71: Chevet
    DDown 72: Mandarin's residence
    DDown 73: "___ Alive," Bee Gees hitSTAYIN
    DDown 74: Man from Marietta
    DDown 78: Willow: Fr.SAULE
    DDown 79: Charles Laughton's wifeELSA
    DDown 80: Gullets
    DDown 81: Partiality
    DDown 82: Department of NW FranceORNE
    DDown 83: Marsh growth
    DDown 84: Inst. at DallasSMU
    DDown 86: Apiece
    DDown 90: Former name of Guyana: Abbr.BGU
    DDown 91: Extend a subscription
    DDown 92: Alga causing fishy taste in water
    DDown 93: Headache remedy
    DDown 94: Temporary stops in journeys
    DDown 96: Huxley's "Ape and ___"
    DDown 97: Last word of Mo.'s mottoESTO
    DDown 101: Scenarist LehmanERNEST
    DDown 103: Roman's sacred shield
    DDown 107: Anchor position
    DDown 109: Chamfer
    DDown 110: "Strike Up the Band" song: 1930
    DDown 111: Where to watch HawksOMNI
    DDown 112: Bit part
    DDown 113: "I loved you ___": Hamlet
    DDown 114: Weblike tissue
    DDown 115: Sole
    DDown 116: Mind
    DDown 117: Split
    DDown 118: Whittier's "___ Muller"
    DDown 119: Chemical suffixes
    DDown 120: Minn. neighbor
    DDown 120: Minn. neighbor
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