New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th February 1993 There are 77 across clues and 94 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th February 1993. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: OpposeCOMBATAAcross 7: Warm overcoatsULSTERSAAcross 14: Walks arrogantlySTRIDESAAcross 21: IndolentOTIOSEAAcross 22: Cole Porter song; Nelson Eddy film, 1937ROSALIEAAcross 23: Go beforePRECEDEAAcross 24: Meddler in others' affairsPOLYPRAGMATISTAAcross 26: Quebec city on the St. LawrenceLACHINEAAcross 27: Mosaic tilesTESSERAEAAcross 28: Ancient bucket-shaped vesselSITULAAAcross 31: City visited by TarzanOPARAAcross 32: Prom-night itemCORSAGEAAcross 36: Spanish baby boysNENESAAcross 37: Prince Valiant's sonARNAAcross 38: "Le ___ de la Rose," Fokine balletSPECTREAAcross 42: One who has poor penmanshipCACOGRAPHERAAcross 45: Novelist RölvaagOLEAAcross 48: Yakutsk's riverLENAAAcross 49: KnightwearARMORAAcross 50: Dir. of San Diego from L.A.SSEAAcross 51: FiatsUKASESAAcross 53: "Thou would'st still be ___ ": MooreADOREDAAcross 56: Some cuts of meatROUNDSAAcross 58: RoadsterRUNABOUTAAcross 60: One who hates marriageMISOGAMISTAAcross 62: A king of JudahASAAAcross 65: Grable, to many W.W. II G.I.'sPIN-UPAAcross 65: Grable, to many W.W. II G.I.'sPINUPAAcross 66: "Semper fidelis" et al.MOTTOSAAcross 67: Sir Henry Irving, e.g.ACTORAAcross 69: A way up in mil. serviceOCSAAcross 70: HarridanHAGAAcross 73: "The ___ Old Moon," 1927 songSAMEAAcross 76: The law, to Mr. BumbleASSAAcross 77: Coffee varietyMOCHAAAcross 78: Govt. sponsor of opera, etc.NEAAAcross 79: Screenwriter DiamondIALAAcross 80: Cager Frazier's nicknameCLYDEAAcross 82: One who has an aversion to workERGOPHOBEAAcross 86: FreshSASSYAAcross 88: Outward appearanceAIRAAcross 89: Utmost degreeN-THAAcross 89: Utmost degreeNTHAAcross 92: DivertAMUSEAAcross 93: PinchNABAAcross 96: Light submachine gunSTENAAcross 97: Highlands headgearTAMAAcross 98: Jefferson's billTWOAAcross 99: Select, as a juryPANELAAcross 100: CracklingsSCRAPSAAcross 102: EldritchEERIEAAcross 104: PismireANTAAcross 105: EditorDIASKEUASTAAcross 109: Reduced to low statusDECLASSEAAcross 112: StrandsSHORESAAcross 115: ImmatureUNRIPEAAcross 116: ConsecrateANOINTAAcross 117: Tones on a scaleLASAAcross 120: RevileABUSEAAcross 121: Mavourneen's homeERINAAcross 122: Baudelaire's "Les Fleurs du ___"MALAAcross 123: One who likes dogsCYNOPHILISTAAcross 126: Implement for PoseidonTRIDENTAAcross 129: EpicedeODEAAcross 131: Sabers' less lethal kinEPEESAAcross 132: Emulates Mark HopkinsTEACHESAAcross 134: Buck or byte precederMEGAAAcross 136: Flavoring agentSESAMEAAcross 138: Mexican sandalHUARACHEAAcross 143: Raccoonlike mammals of S. AmericaOLINGOSAAcross 146: One who designs flagsVEXILLOGRAPHERAAcross 150: "Tancredi" composerROSSINIAAcross 151: Redcoats, to MinutemenENEMIESAAcross 152: Minn. rangeMESABIAAcross 153: ___ cordialeENTENTEAAcross 154: NotwithstandingDESPITEAAcross 155: Places for schussingSLOPESDDown 1: Egyptian Christian church memberCOPTDDown 2: Pawnee's friendOTOEDDown 3: Some units of lengthMILSDDown 4: "___ Town," 1938 Tracy filmBOYSDDown 5: MienASPECTDDown 6: Reign of ___: 1793-94TERRORDDown 7: ImpulsesURGESDDown 8: Actor Herbert from PragueLOMDDown 9: Fed. agency concerned with retireesSSADDown 10: Use a shuttleTATDDown 11: Site of ancient OlympicsELISDDown 12: InsurrectionRISINGDDown 13: Hunting dogsSETTERSDDown 14: Tom Hanks film: 1984SPLASHDDown 15: Musical syllableTRADDown 16: Kind of roomRECDDown 17: Venous fluid for AphroditeICHORDDown 18: One who excels at table conversationDEIPNOSOPHISTDDown 19: Actress PurvianceEDNADDown 20: Sight attachmentSEERDDown 25: Rhine feederAAREDDown 29: Actresses Merkel and O'ConnorUNASDDown 30: PariahLEPERDDown 33: Start of a Hemingway titleACROSSDDown 34: Breadth; scopeGAMUTDDown 35: Campaign issue in '92ECONDDown 37: MacArthur hailed from hereARKANSASDDown 38: Kind of dunkSLAMDDown 39: Foot: Comb. formPEDIDDown 40: Sonny Shroyer role on TVENOSDDown 41: ReboundedCAROMEDDDown 43: City in central Neb.ORDDDown 44: A ShriverEUNICEDDown 46: Romanian monetary unitLEUDDown 47: Triple this for a wineESTDDown 49: SonglikeARIOSEDDown 52: ___ Simbel, EgyptABUDDown 54: Psyche componentEGODDown 55: Kind of bankDATADDown 57: Leroy Paige, familiarlySATCHELDDown 59: "___ my word!"UP ONDDown 59: "___ my word!"UPONDDown 61: Map abbr.MTSDDown 63: London's ___ SquareSOHODDown 64: Breed of horseARABDDown 67: QuantitiesAMOUNTSDDown 68: ThicketCOPSEDDown 71: Peer Gynt's motherAASEDDown 72: She wrote "Three Weeks"GLYNDDown 73: Ailurophobe's wordSCATDDown 74: Former queen of JordanALIADDown 75: One who studies antsMYRMECOLOGISTDDown 81: SpellbindENTRANCEDDown 83: ___ Nui (Easter Island)RAPADDown 84: Role for E. Zimbalist Jr.G-MANDDown 85: BoxENCASEDDown 87: CertainASSUREDDDown 90: Like some roads or plotsTWISTYDDown 91: StraddlersHOESDDown 94: "___ gratia artis"ARSDDown 95: Capital of AzerbaijanBAKUDDown 100: Nicaraguan's napSIESTADDown 101: Female swanPENDDown 103: Bush or TaftELIDDown 105: Member of a Middle Eastern sectDRUSEDDown 106: Million chaserAIREDDown 107: What teetotums doSPINDDown 108: Kind of caterpillarTENTDDown 109: Lamb's motherDAMDDown 110: Spanish queen: 1906-31ENADDown 111: Leap, like some loversELOPEDDown 113: Falstaff's princely palHALDDown 114: R.I.P. noticeOBITDDown 118: Gibraltar tourist attractionsAPESDDown 119: Bundled, as grainSHEAVEDDDown 124: Highlands monster, familiarlyNESSIEDDown 125: A daughter of Oedipus and JocastaISMENEDDown 126: RuffianTHUGDDown 127: Provides new weaponsREARMSDDown 128: Site of BeershebaISRAELDDown 130: Saint-Saëns's "___ Macabre"DANSEDDown 133: ElectedCHOSEDDown 134: "Utopia" authorMOREDDown 135: N.C. collegeELONDDown 137: Love-letter lettersEXESDDown 139: Lhasa ___ (Tibetan dog)APSODDown 140: FellowCHAPDDown 141: "H.M.S. Pinafore" lassHEBEDDown 142: DiscordiaERISDDown 144: "The ___ Game," 1977 playGINDDown 145: Neighbor of Que.ONTDDown 147: Poe's "The ___ of the Perverse"IMPDDown 148: One-fifth of CCLXLIIDDown 149: "___ It Be," Beatles songLET