New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th September 1992 There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th September 1992. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Residence of early Irish kingsTARAAAcross 5: Pahlavi was oneSHAHAAcross 9: Restless longingITCHAAcross 13: Player in "The Boys of Summer"REESEAAcross 18: "Pluck ___ rose . . . ": Shak.AREDAAcross 19: French writer-directorVADIMAAcross 21: Honshu cityNARAAAcross 22: Burstyn or BarkinELLENAAcross 23: Fleming, on his notoriety?MYFAMEISBONDJAMESBONDAAcross 27: AchyPAININGAAcross 28: Buck chaserAROOAAcross 29: Heroic peopleVALIANTSAAcross 30: PiersANTASAAcross 31: Actor WeathersCARLAAcross 32: Novelist BagnoldENIDAAcross 33: Suffix with TartarEANAAcross 36: God of marriageHYMENAAcross 38: Kalahari or TharDESERTAAcross 43: Shakespeare's promise to Elizabethans?TOMORROWISANOTHERPLAYAAcross 50: Algerian portORANAAcross 51: "___ tu," Verdi ariaERIAAcross 52: The Bee Gees, e.g.TRIOAAcross 53: Starchy foodstuffSALEPAAcross 54: FrogsRANIDSAAcross 56: BoorLOUTAAcross 60: "The ___ Love," Lupino filmMANIAAcross 62: Level, in LeedsRASEAAcross 63: Like Macaulay Culkin in a 1990 filmALONEAAcross 64: Aagean islandICARIAAAcross 66: "Cabaret" lyristEBBAAcross 68: Bogie's toast to Eartha?HERESLOOKINGATYOUKITTAAcross 76: Folk forewordKINAAcross 77: Dammam denizensSAUDISAAcross 78: Copter partROTORAAcross 79: Middle name of a July 16, 1992, dropoutROSSAAcross 83: "Sex, ___ and Videotape," 1989 filmLIESAAcross 86: Pip or pippinSEEDAAcross 87: List of mistakesERRATAAAcross 88: Typical Randolph Scott filmOATERAAcross 90: OnATOPAAcross 92: The worksALLAAcross 94: Actor BaldwinALECAAcross 95: Payne's compliment to an Alaskan?THERESNOPLACELIKENOMEAAcross 101: Domelike structureCUPOLAAAcross 102: WoreHADONAAcross 103: Syr. neighborISRAAcross 104: Really involved withINTOAAcross 107: Short and not so sweetCURTAAcross 108: Like very muchGO FORAAcross 113: ConfrontedACCOSTEDAAcross 117: "Thousand Days" queenANNEAAcross 118: Alligator pearAVOCADOAAcross 120: Stanley's encouragement to Speke?MAYTHESOURCEBEWITHYOUAAcross 123: InspiritELATEAAcross 124: University city in SwedenLUNDAAcross 125: Have ___ (enjoy)ABALLAAcross 126: TearRENTAAcross 127: Boys, in BazaNINOSAAcross 128: River near Mt. AraratARASAAcross 129: GaelicERSEAAcross 130: Ariosto's patronESTEDDown 1: N.F.L.'s ___ Bay BuccaneersTAMPADDown 2: Indo-EuropeanARYANDDown 3: Equip a stripped shipREFITDDown 4: Turkish city founded by the RomansADANADDown 5: ___ Hedin, Gobi explorerSVENDDown 6: Reagan's first Secretary of StateHAIGDDown 7: Public plugsADSDDown 8: Japanese brazierHIBACHIDDown 9: SlothfulINDOLENTDDown 10: Dervish's capTAJDDown 11: Have a yen forCRAVEDDown 12: Plotter exposed by EstherHAMANDDown 13: LiversRESIDERSDDown 14: Exile isle of 1814ELBADDown 15: N.C. collegeELONDDown 16: DeliveredSENTDDown 17: LimitsENDSDDown 20: Voracious eelsMORAYSDDown 24: CheeseparerMISERDDown 25: Actress TalmadgeNORMADDown 26: Ignore, in a wayELIDEDDown 34: A brother of HebeARESDDown 35: Common conjunctionNORDDown 37: Cash of baseballNORMDDown 39: Her motto was "Semper Paratus"SPARDDown 40: She scats with catsELLADDown 41: Arctic explorer and familyRAESDDown 42: VarietyTYPEDDown 43: PentateuchTORAHDDown 44: Papal vestmentORALEDDown 45: Demesne houseMANORDDown 46: Cat- ___ -tailsONINEDDown 47: "Roger, ___"WILCODDown 48: She may have a sobrinaTIADDown 49: SweetheartsHONEYSDDown 55: Vargueno, e.g.DESKDDown 57: Cerris or robleOAKDDown 58: "Topaz" authorURISDDown 59: Turner and SinatraTINASDDown 61: Nigerian nativeIBODDown 64: Heraclitus was oneIONIANDDown 65: Chills and feverAGUEDDown 67: Book by Gore VidalBURRDDown 69: Mae West roleLILDDown 70: "The College Widow" authorADEDDown 71: Kind of basinTIDALDDown 72: Imam's textKORANDDown 73: Composer MontemezziITALODDown 74: Freud's "___ und Tabu"TOTEMDDown 75: SoupçonTRACEDDown 79: Campus org.ROTCDDown 80: Locale of Koko HeadOAHUDDown 81: RundleSTEPDDown 82: An antitoxin: Comb. formSERODDown 84: Ike's commandETODDown 85: Frosh's superiorSOPHDDown 87: Some become knightsELKSDDown 89: SavorsRELISHESDDown 91: PostersPLACARDSDDown 93: Half of CIVLIIDDown 96: "À votre ___!"SANTEDDown 97: Curving inward, as a beakADUNCDDown 98: Eye partCORNEADDown 99: Ugandan hostage-rescue siteENTEBBEDDown 100: Rye fungusERGOTDDown 105: Edison contemporaryTESLADDown 106: Smell, in SheffieldODOURDDown 109: Pigment for GainsboroughOCHREDDown 110: Alice and JuliaFAYESDDown 111: Tooth: Comb. formODONTDDown 112: Navigator's concernROUTEDDown 113: The last wordAMENDDown 114: Colombian cityCALIDDown 115: Shade of blueCYANDDown 116: Astronomer KnopfOTTODDown 118: Cobbling gearAWLSDDown 119: FlagitiousVILEDDown 121: Actress O'Connor: 1880-1959UNADDown 122: Site for a drumEAR