New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th September 1992 There are 70 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th September 1992. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: The New Yorker founderROSSAAcross 5: AcclaimECLATAAcross 10: Tatami materialSTRAWAAcross 15: Casa roomSALAAAcross 19: Sad noticeOBITAAcross 20: AgitateSHAKEAAcross 21: Shining: Comb. formPHENOAAcross 22: Nutmeg featureARILAAcross 23: Squire-to-bePAGEAAcross 24: Roughrider, e.g.TAMERAAcross 25: PergolaARBORAAcross 26: Gradually slower: Mus. dir.RALLAAcross 27: Hotel Lombardy resident: 1930-35EDNA FERBERAAcross 29: Algonquin's literary luncheon clubROUND TABLEAAcross 29: Algonquin's literary luncheon clubROUNDTABLEAAcross 31: Daily fareDIETAAcross 32: Useful qualityASSETAAcross 34: Subs at bridgeSITSINAAcross 35: Extreme crueltySADISMAAcross 38: Henry IV's second wifeMARIEAAcross 40: Perfectly, with "to"ATEEAAcross 41: Ampulla's cousinCRUETAAcross 42: Novelist CookROBINAAcross 43: Baking sodaSALERATUSAAcross 48: Dickens's "___ Times"HARDAAcross 49: Resident of 570 Park Avenue: 1932-47WILLA CATHERAAcross 51: Holyoke Center designerSERTAAcross 52: Wharton's "The ___ of Innocence"AGEAAcross 53: Fissile rockSHALEAAcross 54: "The two-l ___ . . . ": Ogden NashLLAMAAAcross 55: AphorismADAGEAAcross 56: TruthVERACITYAAcross 58: "Pénélope" composerFAUREAAcross 59: Table wineCLARETAAcross 60: RosterROTAAAcross 61: They're often billowedSAILSAAcross 62: Lear's devoted companionFOOLAAcross 63: "Stubborn Hope" poetBRUTUSAAcross 66: Herculean serpentHYDRAAAcross 67: A founding member of 29 AcrossCONNELLYAAcross 71: FittingRIGHTAAcross 72: Review boardPANELAAcross 73: StickumPASTEAAcross 74: LixiviumLYEAAcross 75: A Jane Addams org.ACLUAAcross 76: Resident of 1000 Park Avenue: 1948-55P. G. WODEHOUSEAAcross 78: ___ Raton, Fla.BOCAAAcross 79: IndirectlyTHIRDHANDAAcross 81: Less desirableWORSEAAcross 82: Coiffeuse's applianceDRYERAAcross 83: Farrow and KorfMIASAAcross 84: One accepted for a jobHIREEAAcross 85: MuffleDEADENAAcross 86: WhirlsEDDIESAAcross 89: AgglomerateAMASSAAcross 91: Iranian provinceFARSAAcross 92: Resident of 333 Riverside Drive: mid-50'sSAUL BELLOWAAcross 94: Patchin Place resident: 1923-62E. E. CUMMINGSAAcross 100: Agriculturist Jethro ___TULLAAcross 101: AirheadsDOLTSAAcross 102: Shady promenadesMALLSAAcross 103: People of SW ChinaLOLOAAcross 104: FormerlyONCEAAcross 105: FumingIRATEAAcross 106: Stage whisperASIDEAAcross 107: Novelist MurdochIRISAAcross 108: Feather: Comb. formPTERAAcross 109: "The Highwayman" poetNOYESAAcross 110: King Birendra's landNEPALAAcross 111: Pulpit of oldAMBODDown 1: RatlineROPEDDown 2: O.T. bookOBADDDown 3: Doyle's "The ___ of the Four"SIGNDDown 4: StabilizedSTEADIEDDDown 5: Look up toESTEEMDDown 6: HoroscopeCHARTDDown 7: Schoolmate of ColeridgeLAMBDDown 8: Widely planted African treeAKEEDDown 9: Glass gardensTERRARIADDown 10: ExiguousSPARSEDDown 11: PangTHROEDDown 12: ConfuteREBUTDDown 13: SoonANONDDown 13: SoonANON.DDown 14: Bombastic talker or writerWORDSTERDDown 15: Resident of 211 Central Park West: 1917-27SARA TEASDALEDDown 16: Douar denizensARABSDDown 17: Soprano LehmannLILLIDDown 18: Drury or TateALLENDDown 28: Stallone filmFISTDDown 30: StratumTIERDDown 33: Hotel Lombardy resident: 1939-40SINCLAIR LEWISDDown 35: Sorrel soupSCHAVDDown 36: O'Hara's "___ to Live"ARAGEDDown 37: "Four Apostles" painterDURERDDown 38: Mrs. Leopold BloomMOLLYDDown 39: CompetentABLEDDown 40: Epithet of AthenaALEADDown 42: LariatRIATADDown 43: PentanglesSTARSDDown 44: Alas!AHMEDDown 45: SpreeTEARDDown 46: Push alongURGEDDown 47: Printing directiveSTETDDown 49: JotsWHITSDDown 50: Spurious wingALULADDown 53: Tonto's mountSCOUTDDown 55: Book by Admiral ByrdALONEDDown 57: Chelsea Hotel resident: 1962-68ARTHUR MILLERDDown 58: Washed-outFADEDDDown 59: Adventurous taleCONTEDDown 61: Church councilSYNODDDown 62: "Cabaret" directorFOSSEDDown 63: Holy terrorBRATDDown 64: Like a DivesRICHDDown 65: Large tangeloUGLIDDown 66: "Overboard" starHAWNDDown 67: GroundsCAUSEDDown 68: Harold of "Safety Last"LLOYDDDown 69: Parisian's high schoolLYCEEDDown 70: AcheYEARNDDown 72: Hagen won four of thesePGASDDown 73: Read with interestPOREDDown 76: Incorporated graduallyPHASEDINDDown 77: Rotten Row figureHORSEMANDDown 78: Capital of Jorge Amado's homelandBRASILIADDown 80: African jackalDIEBDDown 82: Skin: Comb. formDERMDDown 84: Parts of ships' bowsHAWSESDDown 85: Maiden, in old literatureDAMSELDDown 86: Preclude legallyESTOPDDown 87: UnnerveDAUNTDDown 88: Wilfred Owen's "___ et Decorum Est"DULCEDDown 89: LightenALLAYDDown 90: Southwestern copseMOTTEDDown 91: Kassel's riverFULDADDown 93: Parrot fishLORODDown 95: FacilityEASEDDown 96: Football infractionCLIPDDown 97: ParNORMDDown 98: VolubleGLIBDDown 99: Ho-humSO-SO