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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd February 1992

There are 69 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd February 1992. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Oklahoman
AAcross 7: Juliet's family nameCAPULET
AAcross 14: Nail or old planeSPAD
AAcross 18: Uncompromising
AAcross 19: Complete
AAcross 20: Ignominy
AAcross 21: Moundsman who begins a game?PARTINGSTITCHER
AAcross 23: River in central IndiaPURNA
AAcross 24: Rara followerAVIS
AAcross 25: Dieppe donkeys
AAcross 26: Cooked in a French oven
AAcross 27: Easy gait
AAcross 28: Garage worker: Abbr.MEC
AAcross 29: Growl
AAcross 30: Pretty woman
AAcross 31: Brass player
AAcross 32: Seller's patter?TAILSSALK
AAcross 34: Disturb
AAcross 35: "Tell ___ Sweeney!"ITTO
AAcross 36: Gelid, in GranadaFRIO
AAcross 38: Lug of a jug
AAcross 39: Chorister's big moment
AAcross 40: A voice vote
AAcross 41: Botanical interstices
AAcross 44: Wreckage
AAcross 47: Yule quaff, for short
AAcross 49: Newsman Donaldson
AAcross 50: Touring play?SHOWEDROE
AAcross 52: Way from the heart
AAcross 55: Hank or Phoebe of songdom
AAcross 57: Paving material
AAcross 58: Rascals
AAcross 60: Sandbars
AAcross 62: Longfellow's bell townATRI
AAcross 63: Certain utility conduits?MASSGAINS
AAcross 67: Shield border
AAcross 68: A land was named for him
AAcross 71: Haydn sobriquet
AAcross 72: Motorists' org.
AAcross 74: Halt
AAcross 75: Thurify
AAcross 76: Enjoying great popularity?HIDINGRYE
AAcross 80: Witch bird
AAcross 81: Call ___ day
AAcross 82: Creator of Mrs. TanquerayPINERO
AAcross 83: Toward the center
AAcross 85: Actress on "Murphy's Law"
AAcross 87: Former Austrian ChancellorRAAB
AAcross 89: Fool
AAcross 91: If not
AAcross 92: D.C. bodyCONG
AAcross 93: She wrote "Delta of Venus"NIN
AAcross 94: January store event?SITEWHALE
AAcross 98: Liqueur flavoring
AAcross 100: ___ en scène (stage setting)
AAcross 101: Rank above viscount
AAcross 102: "Nightmare" street
AAcross 105: Cavorted
AAcross 106: "Look ___ hands!"
AAcross 107: Capp's ___ the Hyena
AAcross 108: Star in SerpensALYA
AAcross 109: Thin as ___ARAIL
AAcross 110: Certain undesirable passengers?SACKBEATDRIVERS
AAcross 113: Galas
AAcross 114: Joan of Arc triumphed here
AAcross 115: Terse
AAcross 116: Biographer LeonEDEL
AAcross 117: Mountain chains
AAcross 118: Racial; cultural
DDown 1: Urbane
DDown 2: Courtier in "Hamlet"OSRIC
DDown 3: Former Giant's familyOTTS
DDown 4: In the: It.NEI
DDown 5: Verdi operaERNANI
DDown 6: Of sovereignty
DDown 7: Mil. officersCPTS
DDown 8: Ryan's "Love Story" co-star
DDown 9: Sea bird
DDown 10: Remove stopple
DDown 11: Christine of HollywoodLAHTI
DDown 12: " . . . ___ saw Elba"EREI
DDown 13: Son of Odin
DDown 14: Miler's footwearSHUNNINGROOS
DDown 15: Musical suite
DDown 16: Pardon
DDown 17: "For ___ me as light and life": BurnsDEARTO
DDown 18: Town in E MexicoAPAM
DDown 20: Lustrous mineral
DDown 22: Opera by HandelSERSE
DDown 27: Long, untapered cigars
DDown 29: U.K. stirs
DDown 30: Whittled
DDown 31: Golfer SuttonHAL
DDown 32: Pedro's uncleTIO
DDown 33: Vic's radio wife
DDown 34: Mielziner and StaffordJOS
DDown 36: Overwrought
DDown 37: Compunction
DDown 39: Basso CesareSIEPI
DDown 41: Syria's PresidentASSAD
DDown 42: Wakashan people of Vancouver IslandAHT
DDown 43: "___ I," 1924 Gershwin songSOAM
DDown 45: Tactical unit
DDown 46: "Arrivederci ___"
DDown 48: La-la lead-in
DDown 51: Cloak
DDown 53: Violent people
DDown 54: First Marxist President of ChileALLENDE
DDown 56: Item for Rumpelstiltskin?WINNINGSPIEL
DDown 59: Hitch
DDown 61: Rig trucks
DDown 64: Sir, in India
DDown 65: Short ride
DDown 66: Regretful-sounding garment
DDown 69: Part of i.e.
DDown 70: Had a yen for
DDown 73: Author RandAYN
DDown 77: Piqued
DDown 78: Proboscis
DDown 79: "Seven Year Itch" actorEWELL
DDown 82: Spider in the kitchen
DDown 84: Part of a shandy
DDown 85: Gave a roast for
DDown 86: Liven
DDown 88: Abet's partner
DDown 90: Like Sue of songdom
DDown 92: Wine bottle
DDown 94: Doughnut: Slang
DDown 95: Meteorological line
DDown 96: Manipulate
DDown 97: Biblical landfall
DDown 99: Wrymouths' cousins
DDown 100: Twin crystal
DDown 102: Nicholas Gage bookELENI
DDown 103: Sammy Cahn creation
DDown 104: Neither fem. nor neut.MASC
DDown 106: A spouse, in Savoie
DDown 107: Highland miss
DDown 108: Bard's stream
DDown 110: Morse recourse
DDown 111: Bambi's auntENA
DDown 112: "___ bin ein Berliner"
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