New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th February 1992

There are 85 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th February 1992. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Heavyweight Max	BAER
AAcross 5:	Kind of lily
AAcross 10:	Harts
AAcross 15:	Addis ___, Ethiopia	ABABA
AAcross 20:	Melville book	OMOO
AAcross 21:	Anonym
AAcross 22:	Francis of "What's My Line?"	ARLENE
AAcross 24:	Festivals
AAcross 25:	Mythic coffer	PANDORASBO
AAcross 27:	Entertainer Kazan	LAINIE
AAcross 28:	First Family of Alaska in the 60's	EGANS
AAcross 29:	Takes the helm
AAcross 30:	Craggy crests
AAcross 32:	Callowness	INEPERIENCE
AAcross 34:	Serling of TV
AAcross 35:	Capita preceder
AAcross 36:	Trident prongs
AAcross 38:	Cays
AAcross 39:	Podded plant
AAcross 41:	Chisholm Trail town
AAcross 43:	What Nichols makes
AAcross 44:	Lets
AAcross 46:	Chg. for a loan	INT
AAcross 47:	Perlman or Howard
AAcross 48:	Ms. Shire of "Rocky" films	TALIA
AAcross 49:	Floating ice mass
AAcross 50:	One connected with: Suffx	AST
AAcross 53:	Emulated Maxwell Perkins
AAcross 55:	Roger Clemens's team	BOSTONREDSO
AAcross 57:	Vanuatu's former name: Abbr.	NHEB
AAcross 59:	Murmured fondly
AAcross 60:	Horehound and mad-dog
AAcross 61:	A Sedgwick	EDIE
AAcross 62:	Enshrine
AAcross 63:	He fought Joe Gans
AAcross 64:	Avernus
AAcross 65:	Stowed cargo
AAcross 67:	Finally
AAcross 68:	Person from Ponca City
AAcross 70:	One of the Bears
AAcross 71:	Infant's garment
AAcross 72:	Certain airline initials
AAcross 75:	A courtroom procedure	CROSSEAMINATION
AAcross 80:	Last year's jrs.	SRS
AAcross 81:	Satiated
AAcross 83:	Felt remorse
AAcross 84:	Cater basely
AAcross 86:	Birds' "thumbs"
AAcross 87:	"Robin ___," old Irish song	ADAIR
AAcross 89:	Absurdly eccentric
AAcross 90:	Hither
AAcross 94:	Tamarau's relative
AAcross 95:	Cabal
AAcross 96:	Nelson and Springfield
AAcross 97:	Spurn
AAcross 98:	Lead-pipe cinch
AAcross 99:	Dictionary compilation	LEICOGRAPHY
AAcross 102:	Kitchen utensil
AAcross 103:	Fine lava
AAcross 104:	Unlatches a door, in poesy
AAcross 105:	Actress Taylor	RENEE
AAcross 106:	Use a straw
AAcross 107:	Kyushu volcano	ASO
AAcross 108:	Betelgeuse's constellation
AAcross 110:	Scruffs
AAcross 111:	Prepare to braise
AAcross 112:	Napoleonic marshal
AAcross 113:	More reasonable
AAcross 115:	"Rosshalde" author
AAcross 116:	"Cara ___," 1954 song	MIA
AAcross 117:	Wood sorrel
AAcross 119:	Like a switch-hitter	AMBIDETROUS
AAcross 122:	Signet
AAcross 124:	Vandyke's relative
AAcross 127:	Tether
AAcross 128:	Dennis's Mame
AAcross 130:	Collusive behavior	PRICEFIING
AAcross 132:	Cat, in Catania	GATTO
AAcross 133:	Admittedly
AAcross 134:	Simon's sporty slob
AAcross 135:	Newspaper section, for short
AAcross 136:	"There's no music in ___ . . . ": Ruskin	AREST
AAcross 137:	Pressure units
AAcross 138:	Clayey rock
AAcross 139:	Eleven's numerals
DDown 1:	Conks
DDown 2:	He loves: Lat.	AMAT
DDown 3:	Acquittal	EONERATION
DDown 4:	Site for lots of bucks
DDown 5:	Kissel and Opel
DDown 6:	Yellowhammer St.
DDown 6:	Yellowhammer St.
DDown 7:	Leaned
DDown 8:	Travail
DDown 9:	Zither of yore	ASOR
DDown 10:	Mule "on the Erie Canal"
DDown 11:	Conductor's aide
DDown 12:	Arranges in rows
DDown 13:	Chromosome parts
DDown 14:	Impertinent one
DDown 15:	Discriminator against older people
DDown 16:	Deli favorites	BAGELSANDLO
DDown 17:	"___ to the land of the dead": Auden
DDown 18:	French lending institutions
DDown 19:	African fox	ASSE
DDown 23:	Shoe-box ltrs.	EEE
DDown 26:	Sent for
DDown 31:	Elevating posts
DDown 33:	Colleague of Paul, John and George	RINGO
DDown 35:	Brooch
DDown 37:	Of a pelvic bone: Comb. form	ILIO
DDown 39:	Pawn's superior
DDown 40:	Where Gideon defeated Midian	ENDOR
DDown 42:	De la Mare poem
DDown 43:	Observes Yom Kippur
DDown 44:	Decorated anew
DDown 45:	Manx tongue
DDown 48:	Coloring agents
DDown 49:	"Venerable" theologian
DDown 51:	Young Durocs
DDown 52:	More compendious
DDown 54:	North Sea feeder
DDown 55:	Awaits
DDown 56:	Fortification
DDown 58:	___ noires (anathemas)
DDown 60:	Dangerous Hawaiian shark
DDown 62:	Concurring
DDown 64:	Throng
DDown 65:	Debussy opus
DDown 66:	In the thick of
DDown 67:	"Need ___ cry?": Burns	ABODY
DDown 69:	Indian, e.g.
DDown 70:	Hawaiian island
DDown 72:	Strikebreakers
DDown 73:	" . . . pretty maids ___ row"	ALLINA
DDown 74:	The March King's family	SOUSAS
DDown 76:	Muse of bridal songs
DDown 77:	Cochise was one
DDown 78:	Down at the heel
DDown 79:	Uses a dabber
DDown 82:	Drummers' cousins	YLOPHONISTS
DDown 85:	"Ellie ___," post-Civil War hit	RHEE
DDown 87:	Auslander
DDown 88:	Medics
DDown 89:	Erases a chalkboard
DDown 91:	Rationale	EPLANATION
DDown 92:	Soprano Sarah of the Met	REESE
DDown 93:	Crazylegs Hirsch	ELROY
DDown 95:	Gourd
DDown 96:	Bombay royalty members
DDown 97:	Censure
DDown 99:	Orléans's river
DDown 100:	More lawnlike
DDown 101:	Grosgrains, e.g.
DDown 102:	Ms. Zadora
DDown 106:	Andaman, for one
DDown 109:	Wienie
DDown 110:	Without gender
DDown 111:	Mineral in quartz
DDown 113:	Daub
DDown 114:	Diminish
DDown 115:	John Wayne film: 1953
DDown 116:	Fen
DDown 118:	City near Babylon's site
DDown 119:	Kelp, for one
DDown 120:	___ chi (Oriental martial art)
DDown 121:	Litter's smallest
DDown 123:	Heroic poem
DDown 124:	A "Pretty Women" star
DDown 125:	Fellow, in Madrid	ENTE
DDown 126:	Ids' relatives
DDown 129:	Mag. group
DDown 131:	The Lone Eagle's monogram	CAL