New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th April 1993 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th April 1993. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Bonkers, in BritainSCATTYAAcross 7: "... and a time to ___": Eccles.SEWAAcross 10: Kind of shelterRABBIT HUTCHAAcross 16: Haydn's "___ Symphony"SURPRISEAAcross 18: Comedian BertLAHRAAcross 20: Time or figure precederFATHERAAcross 21: One of the first TV cartoon serialsCRUSADERRABBITAAcross 23: Pa. portERIEAAcross 24: Family created by 88 DownUSHERSAAcross 25: S-shaped decorative curvesOGEESAAcross 26: "Goblin Market" poetROSSETTIAAcross 28: Butler of fictionRHETTAAcross 29: Cheese dishWELSH RABBITAAcross 31: Nine popesSTEPHENSAAcross 33: Baseball statERAAAcross 34: Hail's kinSLEETAAcross 36: Kind of antennaRABBIT EARSAAcross 38: Potok's "My Name is Asher ___"LEVAAcross 41: NattySPIFFYAAcross 45: Item for Miss MuffetWHEYAAcross 48: Swedish pile rugRYAAAcross 49: Kind of blueberryRABBITEYEAAcross 50: EvasionsELUSIONSAAcross 52: PatronizesSHOPSATAAcross 54: Induce yawnsBOREAAcross 55: Early New England housesSALTBOXESAAcross 57: Calif.'s Big ___SURAAcross 58: German author noted for anecdotesSCHAFERAAcross 60: DistressAILAAcross 61: Where to find Denton and TylerTEXASAAcross 63: San Francisco hillNOBAAcross 65: Servants. e.g.HELPAAcross 66: Not appropriateINAPTAAcross 69: "___-Tough," Reynolds filmSEMIAAcross 70: Coast or rush precederGOLDAAcross 72: BeatifyBLESSAAcross 75: Aussie rodentRABBITRATAAcross 77: Like McCullers's cafeSADAAcross 78: Salad, to disdainersRABBIT FOODAAcross 80: Andalusian auntTIAAAcross 81: ImperturbableSTOICALAAcross 84: Kind of cordRIPAAcross 86: Feisty onesSCRAPPERSAAcross 89: Calla lily, e.g.ARUMAAcross 90: Tijuana tomorrowsMANANASAAcross 93: Lisbon mistersSENHORESAAcross 94: Tiny creatureMITEAAcross 95: Penultimate Greek letterPSIAAcross 96: FacileGLIBAAcross 98: BucksMALERABBITSAAcross 99: ___ CanalsSOOAAcross 100: Start forward suddenlyJACKRABBITAAcross 102: Millet, e.g.GRAINAAcross 104: Capulet, to MontagueFOEAAcross 106: "The ___ connected to..."HIPBONESAAcross 109: AdornedGRACEDAAcross 115: San Diego team memberPADREAAcross 117: Spice used in curry powderTURMERICAAcross 119: Spider, in SpainARANAAAcross 120: Notebook for an élèveCAHIERAAcross 121: Celebes dwarf buffaloANOAAAcross 122: Updike protagonistRABBITANGSTROMAAcross 124: Blood componentPLASMAAAcross 125: CicatrixSCARAAcross 126: Society-page itemNUPTIALSAAcross 127: Sorrel of fiction and Green of financeHETTYSAAcross 128: They sit above nks.HDSAAcross 129: Cheers or chin-chinTOASTSDDown 1: Sudden burst of voltageSURGEDDown 2: Like fairy-tale stepmothersCRUELDDown 3: ChevetsAPSESDDown 4: RefuseTRASHDDown 5: Thrice daily, in prescriptionsTIDDDown 6: Belgian riverYSERDDown 7: Ravell'd -sleave knitterSLEEPDDown 8: Inheritance of the meekEARTHDDown 9: Wonderland denizenWHITERABBITDDown 10: LapinRABBITFURDDown 11: JumblesHASHESDDown 12: King Arthur's fatherUTHERDDown 13: Children's classicTHETALEOFPETERRABBITDDown 14: Kind of ck.CERTDDown 15: Time segs.HRSDDown 16: Flat-bottomed boatSCOWDDown 17: Notched, as a leafEROSEDDown 19: Fritz and RobREINERSDDown 22: HasenpfefferRABBITSTEWDDown 27: Low and ThomasSETHSDDown 30: Good-luck charmRABBITSFOOTDDown 32: Skirts in SevillaSAYASDDown 35: Bobcats' kinLYNXESDDown 37: Toothed barRATCHDDown 39: "Jane ___"EYREDDown 40: SwerveVEERDDown 41: "And has thou ___ the Jabberwock?"SLAINDDown 42: Find a sudden solutionPULLARABBITOUTOFAHATDDown 43: Novel endingISTDDown 44: Little lieFIBDDown 46: Interrogative utterancesEHSDDown 47: Kit or kittenYOUNGRABBITDDown 49: Lively sphere at SheaRABBITBALLDDown 50: One of Rebekah's boysESAIDDown 51: Battlers, at timesSEXESDDown 53: Checks for errorsPROOFSDDown 56: Fruit of the mapleSAMARADDown 59: Israeli lang.HEBDDown 62: Clapboards or shinglesSIDINGDDown 64: Interest groupsBLOCSDDown 67: Kind of minister or moverPRIMEDDown 68: 'Twixt tic and toeTACDDown 71: MoolahDOREMIDDown 73: BegetsSIRESDDown 74: Back talkSASSDDown 76: Buccaneers' homeTAMPADDown 79: Vietnamese portDANANGDDown 81: Bass and SpadeSAMSDDown 82: Kingston, for oneTRIODDown 83: "The Culture of Narcissism" authorLASCHDDown 85: "___ Joey"PALDDown 87: A Pa. airport codePHLDDown 88: "Lenore" poetPOEDDown 91: Krushchev et al.NIKITASDDown 92: Actress HassoSIGNEDDown 97: One of Uncle Remus's gangBR'ER RABBITDDown 97: One of Uncle Remus's gangBRER RABBITDDown 100: Irons of filmsJEREMYDDown 101: Kind of neck blowRABBIT PUNCHDDown 103: Ainu or TamilASIANDDown 105: Pindar, e.g.ODISTDDown 107: Kind of jumpBROADDDown 108: Bradley and SharifOMARSDDown 110: Jamaican cult memberRASTADDown 111: "Ars gratia ___"ARTISDDown 112: Gem weigh unitCARATDDown 113: Organic compoundsENOLSDDown 114: Bonneville and HooverDAMSDDown 115: "___ Rider," Eastwood filmPALEDDown 116: PeriodsERASDDown 118: Danish king of England: Var.CNUTDDown 120: Airport code for CopenhagenCPHDDown 123: Mail abbr.GPO