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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th December 1991

There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th December 1991. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Give ___ whirl (try)
AAcross 4: Sahara sections
AAcross 8: Wrong
AAcross 13: Unbends
AAcross 18: Buttonwood
AAcross 20: Desiccate
AAcross 21: More unctuous
AAcross 23: Ron Nessen was onePRESSSECRETARY
AAcross 25: Bug
AAcross 26: Mentor of Luke SkywalkerYODA
AAcross 27: Wizened
AAcross 28: Setting for "Hogan's Heroes"
AAcross 30: Scott Turow bookONEL
AAcross 31: Parts of sonnets
AAcross 34: Head swellers
AAcross 35: Sydney-to-Lord Howe Island dir.
AAcross 36: Puckerel
AAcross 39: Avine activity
AAcross 41: It has 32 men
AAcross 45: Saw-toothed ridge
AAcross 47: Bar slug
AAcross 49: Actors Costner and KlineKEVINS
AAcross 50: Matthew, in MadridMATEO
AAcross 51: Clio and Edgar
AAcross 53: Got the lead out
AAcross 56: Europe's longest river
AAcross 60: North Sea feederYSER
AAcross 61: Any delicious drink
AAcross 62: Draft initials
AAcross 65: Coronet
AAcross 67: Emulates Dennis Conner
AAcross 70: Emulate Brian Boitano
AAcross 71: Responsibility
AAcross 73: They get cooked with vegetablesSWISSSTEAKS
AAcross 76: Run producer
AAcross 77: Verso's opposite
AAcross 79: Life-preserver stuffing
AAcross 80: Coil or curl
AAcross 82: Wino's ailment
AAcross 83: Bing Crosby's birthplace
AAcross 85: Jacob's-sword
AAcross 87: Man
AAcross 89: Shish-kebab holder
AAcross 90: Lines of cliffs
AAcross 92: Who's station
AAcross 96: Nero's teacher
AAcross 98: Tolerated
AAcross 100: Caboose neighbor, perhaps
AAcross 101: Phrase on many dietary foodsLESSSALT
AAcross 103: Like
AAcross 105: "Kenilworth" heroineAMY
AAcross 106: Thematic letter herein
AAcross 107: Send packing
AAcross 110: "We yield our . . . ___ thy soft mercy": Shak.LIVESTO
AAcross 112: Townshend ___: 1767
AAcross 114: Ran-tans
AAcross 116: Kinski role: 1979TESS
AAcross 117: Gimlet ingredient
AAcross 121: U.S.A.F. Academy cadet
AAcross 123: Flare, sometimes
AAcross 126: Attain acclaim
AAcross 127: Paid for a hand
AAcross 128: Scone movers
AAcross 129: A and B, e.g.
AAcross 130: Nobelist in Literature: 1923
AAcross 131: Erotic
AAcross 132: Printemps followerETE
DDown 1: Culp-Cosby seriesISPY
DDown 2: Abecedarian
DDown 3: Eagled a par-three hole
DDown 4: There are two in mathematics
DDown 5: Antarctic arm of the Pacific
DDown 6: Addresses
DDown 7: Arcane matters
DDown 8: Parrot
DDown 9: Netman Wilander
DDown 10: Ticked off
DDown 11: Kind of whale
DDown 12: Cruel creditors
DDown 13: Gather, as oysters or logs
DDown 14: Step on it
DDown 15: Countertenor
DDown 16: Bad place to lie
DDown 17: Goddess of the moon
DDown 19: Botanist Gray and namesakesASAS
DDown 22: Rent again
DDown 24: Site of rods and cones
DDown 29: Glaspell's "Norma ___"
DDown 32: Implant deeply
DDown 33: Like the top of Fuji
DDown 36: Distinctive doctrine
DDown 37: Woody's frequent co-starMIA
DDown 38: Bushes' Millie, e.g.
DDown 40: Polynesian apparelGRASSSKIRTS
DDown 42: Steven's modifier
DDown 43: Some form-sheet data
DDown 44: Couch potato's meals, often
DDown 46: Gun a motor
DDown 48: Halloween option
DDown 52: Helps with the dishes
DDown 54: "___ Home," McCartney song
DDown 55: Sordor
DDown 57: Lille lily
DDown 58: Rubberneck
DDown 59: A Met score
DDown 62: Out of ___ (grumpy)
DDown 63: Jack Nasty
DDown 64: Horatio Alger book, e.g.SUCCESSSTORY
DDown 66: Jelly used as a garnish
DDown 68: Gets a circuit ahead in a race
DDown 69: Vaudeville performance
DDown 72: Family of "The Minister's Wooing" authorSTOWES
DDown 74: Rails
DDown 75: Monterrey Mrs.SRA
DDown 78: Signs
DDown 81: Elbow grease
DDown 84: Calculus calculation
DDown 86: Damage
DDown 88: Predicament
DDown 90: Last of a familiar hebdomad
DDown 91: Part of a worm's body
DDown 93: Nipper's co.RCA
DDown 94: Rick's pianist
DDown 95: Taste
DDown 97: Sabot's sound
DDown 99: Strips, in a way
DDown 100: Clarinet's large cousinBASSSAX
DDown 101: "You can ___ horse . . . "LEADA
DDown 102: Prom queen's date
DDown 104: Tenant
DDown 108: It's to the left of the Rive Droite
DDown 109: Seed coat
DDown 111: Actress PetrovaOLGA
DDown 113: Narrow pew
DDown 114: Dates frequently
DDown 115: Don't dele
DDown 118: Dictator's phraseINRE
DDown 119: Gold medalist Biondi
DDown 120: Ultimatum word
DDown 122: Croce's "___ Got a Name"IVE
DDown 124: Kin of aves.RDS
DDown 125: Like some stares
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