New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th November 1992 There are 71 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th November 1992. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Flower from the VosgesSAARAAcross 5: ReconditeDEEPAAcross 9: Alphabetical segmentCDEFGAAcross 14: Father of Wm.CHASAAcross 18: FarewellCONGEAAcross 19: Kind of historyORALAAcross 20: BizarreOUTREAAcross 21: Moss or GaryHARTAAcross 22: Hummable piecesTUNESAAcross 23: Hindu deitySIVAAAcross 24: MAYEDNAOLIVERAAcross 26: SCOTTFRANCISKEYAAcross 28: Campus V.I.P.DEANAAcross 29: Novelist KarmelILONAAAcross 30: Blackberry drupeletsACINIAAcross 31: Fraternity lettersPSISAAcross 33: PatellaKNEECAPAAcross 35: A president of 14 DownALLENDEAAcross 37: O.T. bookDEUTAAcross 38: Rams' damsEWESAAcross 39: ArrestNABAAcross 40: Surrey town famed for chickensDORKINGAAcross 42: To be, in AixETREAAcross 43: Kandinsky's outputARTAAcross 46: Shea sectionTIERAAcross 48: Banking abbr.SAVAAcross 49: Ike's opponentADLAIAAcross 51: "Death be not ___ . . . ": DonnePROUDAAcross 53: Rusty-gate soundSCROOPAAcross 56: Like a bishop's headdressMITRALAAcross 58: Mutter complaintsGRUMBLEAAcross 60: Fourth of a pintGILLAAcross 61: Equip with weapons, onceENARMAAcross 62: Master of a Dublin domicileHIMSELFAAcross 63: Japanese dramaNOHAAcross 65: GABRIELDANTEROSSETTIAAcross 69: Prepare flaxRETAAcross 70: Cook's herbOREGANOAAcross 72: Investment in the U.S.TBONDAAcross 73: "___ may look on a king": HeywoodACATAAcross 75: Whole numberINTEGERAAcross 76: Hindu sect membersJAINASAAcross 77: FeltSENSEDAAcross 80: Lehmann of operaLOTTEAAcross 81: LamentMOURNAAcross 83: Beer-party caskKEGAAcross 85: Corset boneSTAYAAcross 86: Common contractionTISAAcross 87: Barbecue localeYARDAAcross 88: Bee participantSPELLERAAcross 92: Compass pt.ESEAAcross 93: Kind of shotLONGAAcross 94: FermataHOLDAAcross 95: Developed graduallyEVOLVEDAAcross 97: Form a new structureREGROUPAAcross 101: ___ qua nonSINEAAcross 102: An evangelist's first nameAIMEEAAcross 103: With full forceAMAINAAcross 104: CongersEELSAAcross 106: JAYALANLERNERAAcross 111: CAROLJOYCEOATESAAcross 113: Shopper stopperSALEAAcross 114: AscendedRISENAAcross 115: To ___ (precisely)ATEEAAcross 116: Bolt togetherELOPEAAcross 117: AlwaysEVERAAcross 118: Lavender and frangipaniODORSAAcross 119: Flock's cousinHERDAAcross 120: Landlords' takeRENTSAAcross 121: Back talkSASSAAcross 122: Healthy, in MadridSANODDown 1: Become disillusionedSOURDDown 2: MARIAANNAALBERGHETTIDDown 3: Bureau, in BrestAGENCEDDown 4: AbrogateRESCINDDDown 5: Police filesDOSSIERSDDown 6: Estrada of "CHiPs"ERIKDDown 7: This has a soffitEAVEDDown 8: Infant's recreation areaPLAYPENDDown 9: Prepare copy jointlyCOEDITDDown 10: Ranch guestsDUDESDDown 11: Sicilian smokerETNADDown 12: LLOYDFRANKWRIGHTDDown 13: Soil: Comb. formGEODDown 14: Where Viña del Mar isCHILEDDown 15: Actress in "Brewster's Millions"HAVOCDDown 16: Kemper, in Kansas CityARENADDown 17: ThongSTRAPDDown 18: Wall Street doc.CTFDDown 25: These sometimes come in a packLIESDDown 27: China lead-inINDODDown 32: RAYSUGARROBINSONDDown 34: Hillary Clinton, ___ RodhamNEEDDown 35: Numbat's tidbitsANTSDDown 36: SecularLAICDDown 37: ProphesyDIVINEDDown 38: Letter from GreeceETADDown 41: Himalayan peakKAMETDDown 42: Building annexELLDDown 43: Shaw title starterARMSDDown 44: LOUISROBERTSTEVENSONDDown 45: Ball-gown fabricTULLEDDown 47: Hugh Capet was oneROIDDown 50: Dark blue fruitDAMSONDDown 51: Abrasive rockPUMICEDDown 52: DexterousDEFTDDown 54: CaducityOLD AGEDDown 55: SycamorePLANEDDown 57: Someone not to catchTARTARDDown 59: Sopranos Hunter and ShaneRITASDDown 63: Short fiberNOILDDown 64: "To be ___ . . . "ORNOTDDown 66: VINCENTNORMANPEALEDDown 67: WoundSNAKEDDDown 68: One of the FordsEDSELDDown 71: ObtainsGETSDDown 74: Arith. solutionANSDDown 76: "Oklahoma!" roleJUDDDown 78: FacilityEASEDDown 79: ColoredDYEDDDown 82: Assn.ORGDDown 84: Millet subjectGLEANERSDDown 87: "___ for Me," Lawford filmYOUDDown 89: " . . . every prospect ___": HeberPLEASESDDown 90: Apt anagram for vileEVILDDown 91: Actor Cesar's familyROMEROSDDown 93: Like an anchoressLONEDDown 94: Greets the villainHISSESDDown 96: City near BarcelonaLERIDADDown 97: Asian princeRAJAHDDown 98: Indulge in cabotinageEMOTEDDown 99: More joyousGAYERDDown 100: Prepared potatoes, in a wayRICEDDDown 101: Emulated EpimenidesSLEPTDDown 105: View from Windsor CastleETONDDown 107: Crater contentsLAVADDown 108: City in S FranceALESDDown 109: Architect SaarinenEERODDown 110: M.D.'s associatesRNSDDown 112: Poetic prepositionO'ER