New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st January 1993

There are 61 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st January 1993. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Der ___ (Adenauer)	ALTE
AAcross 5:	Obtuse
AAcross 10:	Flora and fauna
AAcross 15:	Eat sparingly
AAcross 19:	Sordor
AAcross 20:	City near Leipzig
AAcross 21:	Sheer
AAcross 22:	Kon-Tiki worshiper
AAcross 23:	Diamond clubs
AAcross 24:	Tear-jerker
AAcross 25:	Mutt, in Dixie
AAcross 26:	Hack or Musial of baseball	STAN
AAcross 27:	Aggressive Caspar Milquetoast?	ASHEEPINWOLFSCLOTHING
AAcross 31:	High schoolers
AAcross 32:	Mopsus and Melampus
AAcross 33:	Cavatina
AAcross 34:	Collar
AAcross 36:	Sang at the station
AAcross 40:	Arcane
AAcross 45:	Foot for Frost
AAcross 48:	Cosmetic plant
AAcross 50:	York's river
AAcross 51:	Clears the birds from the beach?	LEAVESNOTERNSUNSTONED
AAcross 60:	Jewelry designer Peretti	ELSA
AAcross 61:	Comfort
AAcross 62:	Bert's "Sesame Street" friend	ERNIE
AAcross 63:	Gustav ___, former Swedish king	ADOLF
AAcross 65:	Triton's daughter
AAcross 67:	He ran and ran and ran	STASSEN
AAcross 72:	Started the set
AAcross 74:	Certain wax
AAcross 77:	What they throw in Spain?	ELTORO
AAcross 78:	Where baby rocks
AAcross 80:	What Bernstein didn't have
AAcross 82:	Serious
AAcross 83:	Native of Zagreb
AAcross 86:	Off. worker	STENOG
AAcross 88:	Rickey ingredient
AAcross 89:	Harness that hero?	HITCHYOURSTARTOAWAGON
AAcross 95:	Part of the eye
AAcross 96:	Kauai mementos
AAcross 97:	Last word of Mo.'s motto	ESTO
AAcross 98:	Adviser to Odysseus
AAcross 101:	Machine parts
AAcross 105:	Gofer's task
AAcross 110:	Rent
AAcross 112:	Spools
AAcross 115:	Sunder
AAcross 116:	Turn-around misfit?	ROUNDPEGINASQUAREHOLE
AAcross 124:	Piscivorous bird
AAcross 125:	Copland's "The Tender Land," e.g.
AAcross 126:	Unconventional
AAcross 127:	Faulkner character	EULA
AAcross 128:	Flavoring for a Caen cordial
AAcross 129:	Juniper of the Bible
AAcross 130:	Feudal lord
AAcross 131:	Etcher's need
AAcross 132:	Canoodles
AAcross 133:	Chivy or chevy
AAcross 134:	Over
AAcross 135:	Oft-printed articles	THES
DDown 1:	Kind of German silver
DDown 2:	Landlord
DDown 3:	Restrain with a chain
DDown 4:	Ancient ascetic
DDown 5:	Karate blow
DDown 6:	Sari wearers
DDown 7:	Skirt shape
DDown 7:	Skirt shape
DDown 8:	More poky
DDown 9:	Title for one of the Peróns
DDown 10:	Burnish
DDown 11:	Residents of: Suffix	ITES
DDown 12:	Auricular
DDown 13:	One weber per square meter
DDown 14:	Historic region in N France
DDown 15:	Queriman or tetraodont
DDown 16:	Con man
DDown 17:	Scrutinize
DDown 18:	Chinese dynasty
DDown 28:	Girl in "The Devil's Disciple"	ESSIE
DDown 29:	Utah Beach vessel	LST
DDown 30:	Three, in Torino	TRE
DDown 35:	Scottish goblet
DDown 37:	Process leather
DDown 38:	Over and above
DDown 39:	Sullen; unsmiling
DDown 41:	Cote sound
DDown 42:	Updike's "Rabbit, ___"
DDown 43:	Compass pt.
DDown 44:	Nugent of rock
DDown 46:	Alphabetic run	MNOP
DDown 47:	Gauchos' cow catchers
DDown 49:	Austrian river or town	ENNS
DDown 51:	Smallest
DDown 52:	P.G.A.'s Lee ___
DDown 53:	Stick out like ___ thumb	ASORE
DDown 54:	Kind of trombone
DDown 55:	Märchen
DDown 56:	Brilliance
DDown 57:	Pragmatic person
DDown 58:	Developer's interest
DDown 59:	Freshwater ducks
DDown 64:	Get
DDown 66:	Anita or Clara
DDown 68:	Chiton's cousin	STOLA
DDown 69:	Ferber book	SOBIG
DDown 70:	Solitary: Comb. form	EREMO
DDown 71:	Irv of the 50's Yankees	NOREN
DDown 73:	New England fisherman's boat
DDown 75:	___-do-well
DDown 76:	Pierre's aunt	TANTE
DDown 79:	Minnesota Fats's game
DDown 81:	Some marsupials, for short
DDown 84:	Efrem Zimbalist's teacher	AUER
DDown 85:	Beethoven's "Archduke ___"
DDown 87:	Slalom obstacle
DDown 89:	Low, droning sound
DDown 90:	Croce's "___ Got a Name"	IVE
DDown 91:	Decimal-system base
DDown 92:	Curiosity victim
DDown 93:	Fast flier	SST
DDown 94:	Less desirable
DDown 99:	Like Picasso's guitarist
DDown 100:	Account
DDown 102:	Sixty minutes, in Milano
DDown 103:	Do a cobbler's job
DDown 104:	Ducat
DDown 106:	Put in the oven again
DDown 107:	Assert positively
DDown 108:	Diva Melba
DDown 109:	Fears greatly
DDown 111:	Crow's home
DDown 113:	Smoothed concrete in a pavement
DDown 114:	Beetle Bailey's nemesis
DDown 116:	Receive as one's due
DDown 117:	Writer Sarah ___ Jewett	ORNE
DDown 118:	Foot, for one
DDown 119:	Costner role: 1987
DDown 120:	Japanese clog
DDown 121:	Angers
DDown 122:	Appellation
DDown 123:	Rex or Walter