New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd September 1991 There are 87 across clues and 84 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd September 1991. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Start of a StepquoteTHESAAcross 5: U.K. air armRAFAAcross 8: Agcy. dealing with nutrition, etc.FDAAAcross 11: Clayey soilMARLAAcross 15: Plant of the lily familyHOSTAAAcross 17: StypticALUMAAcross 19: Alpine snowfieldFIRNAAcross 20: AnaglyphCAMEOAAcross 21: The ___ Lewis TrioRAMSEYAAcross 22: Composer RotaNINOAAcross 23: JejuneARIDAAcross 24: Members of an I.R.A. wingPROVOSAAcross 26: A Woody work: 1973SLEEPERAAcross 28: PotherADOAAcross 29: TV sales pitchCMLAAcross 30: Tear, to TacitusLACRIMAAAcross 31: "Aïda" composerVERDIAAcross 32: By its very natureESSENTIALLYAAcross 36: Singer ReddyHELENAAcross 37: Phone's dial letters at "7"PRSAAcross 38: Blind cetaceanSUSUAAcross 40: ReverieDREAMAAcross 41: Littoral flierERNEAAcross 43: Actor ByrnesEDDAAcross 44: Stepquote: Part IIISHORTAAcross 46: OtioseIDLEAAcross 47: TownsmenCITSAAcross 48: Partly openAJARAAcross 52: Certain topsailsRAFFESAAcross 54: GrabSNATCHAAcross 56: HenceERGOAAcross 60: "The Way We ___"WEREAAcross 61: BagpiperSKIRLERAAcross 63: Due followerTREAAcross 64: Hen's penCO-OPAAcross 64: Hen's penCOOPAAcross 65: WhinnyNEIGHAAcross 67: BruitedNOISEDAAcross 69: TailsDRESSCOATAAcross 73: Shining examplesPARADIGMSAAcross 76: Nigerian nativeAROAAcross 78: Least messyNEATESTAAcross 79: "___ go bragh"ERINAAcross 80: Stepquote: Part VTHESUBLAAcross 83: Nil, in NîmesRIENAAcross 84: Stephen and PhilFOSTERSAAcross 87: Latin trio starterAMOAAcross 88: Another by 31 AcrossRIGOLETTOAAcross 92: City-bus routeCROSS-TOWNAAcross 92: City-bus routeCROSSTOWNAAcross 94: FeralUNTAMEAAcross 96: Kind of sealPRIVYAAcross 98: Smog or fogHAZEAAcross 99: ObjectiveAIMAAcross 101: Morman missionary elderSEVENTYAAcross 104: ___ fixeIDEEAAcross 105: WitnessedEYEDAAcross 106: ___ fatalesFEMMESAAcross 109: Fastens anewRETIESAAcross 110: Ten millsCENTAAcross 111: Core of a caninePULPAAcross 112: Regan's fatherLEARAAcross 114: Stepquote: Part VIIOTHERAAcross 116: He may be good or badEGGAAcross 119: "Dies ___"IRAEAAcross 120: Fragrant rootstockORRISAAcross 122: Air: Comb. formAERIAAcross 123: Jazz sessionGIGAAcross 126: Indo-EuropeanARYANAAcross 128: Unlike the distant futurePREDICTABLEAAcross 131: Moon goddessDIANAAAcross 133: Drags one's feetTARRIESAAcross 135: Lingerie itemBRAAAcross 136: Corrida cryOLEAAcross 137: LimitedSTINTEDAAcross 139: PenumbraSHADOWAAcross 140: GistMEATAAcross 141: PartROLEAAcross 143: Steels, in SavoieACIERSAAcross 144: ExpiateATONEAAcross 145: Weapon, to NeyARMEAAcross 146: It's surrounded by glairYOLKAAcross 147: Bandleader from BarcelonaCUGATAAcross 148: Seas, to SimoneMERSAAcross 149: Airport stat.ETAAAcross 150: Society-page wordNEEAAcross 151: End of StepquoteLOUSDDown 1: Old German coinTHALERDDown 2: Aaron's featsHOMERSDDown 3: Gaul's chariotESSEDDDown 4: Stepquote: Part IISTEPISSDDown 5: SkedaddledRANDDown 6: A k aALIASDDown 7: Provided capitalFUNDEDDDown 8: HeavensFIRMAMENTDDown 9: Exercise for a dentist?DRILLDDown 10: AdditionallyANDDDown 11: Sousa productsMARCHESDDown 12: Juliet's emotionAMOREDDown 13: Assail verballyREVILEDDown 14: Appeared, as in a fogLOOMEDDDown 16: AffirmativeAYEDDown 18: Twilight timesMOONRISESDDown 19: Salon offeringsFACIALSDDown 20: Audit makerCPADDown 21: Invitation lettersRSVPDDown 25: FortitudeSANDDDown 27: Drench anewRESOAKDDown 30: SonglikeLYRICDDown 33: Shore sportSURFINGDDown 34: Strew hayTEDDDown 35: Sermonizer's deskLECTERNDDown 39: Ultra high resistances: Abbr.UHRSDDown 42: ExtremeN-THDDown 42: ExtremeNTHDDown 45: Stepquote: Part IVTFROMTDDown 48: Barley beardAWNDDown 49: Army vehicleJEEPDDown 50: Oratorio partARIADDown 51: BackslidREGRESSEDDDown 53: Hebrew prophetELISHADDown 55: Suffix with tankARDDDown 56: OddballECCENTRICDDown 57: Euros, for shortROOSDDown 58: Ibex or markhorGOATDDown 59: Make a choiceOPTDDown 62: Uses logicREASONSDDown 66: StagsHARTSDDown 68: Actress JoanneDRUDDown 70: SaarinenEERODDown 71: Lateen, e.g.SAILDDown 72: MacerateSTEEPDDown 74: RegimenDIETDDown 75: Geisha's caseINRODDown 77: "___ new world": Shak.OBRAVEDDown 81: Cassowary's kinEMUDDown 82: Stepquote: Part VILIMETODDown 84: ContentionFRAYDDown 85: SludgeOOZEDDown 86: HandymanSWAMPERDDown 89: Of reproductionGENITALDDown 90: Flood or springTIDEDDown 91: Chef's needOVENDDown 92: Fidel's palCHEDDown 93: Counters gameNIMDDown 95: Guam, to U.S.TERRITORYDDown 97: HoweverYETDDown 100: Extravagantly theatrical playMELODRAMADDown 102: SnickersTEHEESDDown 103: Flanders riverYSERDDown 106: Nutria or martenFURDDown 107: Venomous-snake genusELAPSDDown 108: Arranged in rowsSERIATEDDown 111: ShacklesPINIONSDDown 113: HyperbolaARCDDown 115: Stepquote: Part VIIIRIDICULDDown 116: IngestsEATSDDown 117: Author of the StepquoteGRAHAMDDown 118: TurnGYRATEDDown 121: Carry Nation targetSALOONDDown 123: Fancy cakeGATEAUDDown 124: Noncombustible gasesINERTSDDown 125: TraipsesGADSDDown 127: PassionARDORDDown 129: German President: 1919-25EBERTDDown 130: Prom queenBELLEDDown 132: Architect JonesINIGODDown 134: Ram's damEWEDDown 138: U.S.A.F. bodyTACDDown 140: Ginnie or Fannie ___MAEDDown 142: Skimp, with "out"EKE