New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th May 1993

There are 83 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th May 1993. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Secretary of the Interior: 1956-60	SEATON
AAcross 7:	Séance sounds
AAcross 12:	Intrepidity
AAcross 17:	Law governing payroll deductions for Soc. Sec.
AAcross 21:	Tec Lupin	ARSENE
AAcross 22:	Of Mandela's culture	AFRIC
AAcross 23:	Pointless
AAcross 24:	Actor Dixon	IVAN
AAcross 25:	Single parent with family values?	BACHELORFATHERKNOWSBEST
AAcross 29:	Tessie of music hall fame	OSHEA
AAcross 30:	Originate
AAcross 31:	Small egg
AAcross 32:	Maquillage items
AAcross 33:	Dieter's turndown
AAcross 35:	Unpackaged
AAcross 36:	"Nancy" rich kid
AAcross 37:	Darling or Ely
AAcross 40:	Curia garment
AAcross 41:	Cheat
AAcross 42:	Canoodle
AAcross 43:	Emblem tag-on	ATIC
AAcross 46:	Prof's concoction
AAcross 48:	Doctor with bedside manner?	GENTLEBENCASEY
AAcross 53:	"Exodus" role	ARI
AAcross 54:	Sans vitesse
AAcross 56:	"Hernani" writer
AAcross 57:	Stimulate
AAcross 58:	Troubled
AAcross 60:	Franco's January	ENERO
AAcross 61:	Sewer worker in "The Honeymooners"
AAcross 63:	Assemble
AAcross 64:	N.H. city	KEENE
AAcross 65:	Staffers
AAcross 66:	Touch upon
AAcross 67:	Pay attention
AAcross 68:	Unnatural
AAcross 69:	TV's "Tic ___ Dough"	TAC
AAcross 70:	U.S. reconnaissance satellite	SAMOS
AAcross 72:	Lacerate
AAcross 74:	Carlo Bergonzi, e.g.
AAcross 75:	Agitated state
AAcross 77:	Comic operatives?	NEWHARTTOHART
AAcross 81:	A hardwood
AAcross 84:	Banned
AAcross 86:	Pleasant
AAcross 87:	Heavenly butter
AAcross 89:	Lil E. ___, 1992 Derby winner
AAcross 90:	Nonprofessionals
AAcross 92:	Ray of Hollywood	ALDO
AAcross 94:	Swift's "A Tale of ___"	ATUB
AAcross 95:	" . . . sit in ___/To keep . . . warm"	ABARN
AAcross 97:	Rot-resistant wood
AAcross 98:	Affront
AAcross 99:	Sense of taste
AAcross 101:	Boston's airport
AAcross 102:	Most diminutive
AAcross 103:	Sound
AAcross 104:	Frankfurt's river
AAcross 105:	Take-out order
AAcross 106:	Ending for depend	ENT
AAcross 107:	Grand O-Lei Opry?	HEEHAWAIIFIVEO
AAcross 112:	"The ___ lama": Nash	ONEL
AAcross 113:	Small spring
AAcross 115:	Kind of coal or coat
AAcross 116:	" . . . Hazzard" cop	ENOS
AAcross 117:	Vicinage
AAcross 119:	N.F.L. scores	TDS
AAcross 120:	"___ de lune," Debussy opus	CLAIR
AAcross 122:	Trade centers
AAcross 124:	Frightens
AAcross 126:	Eighth part of a circle
AAcross 128:	"Thirst-day" stop?
AAcross 129:	Mad as ___ hen	AWET
AAcross 130:	Key
AAcross 134:	Groucho's brother and close cousin?	CHICOANDTHEMANFROMUNCLE
AAcross 138:	Honeycombed home
AAcross 139:	Calvin of the P.G.A.	PEETE
AAcross 140:	Lassitude
AAcross 141:	"All the world's ___": Shak.	ASTAGE
AAcross 142:	Went like Jehu
AAcross 143:	They go to blazes
AAcross 144:	Fraser of tennis	NEALE
AAcross 145:	Maureen and John	OHARAS
DDown 1:	Reds slugger	SABO
DDown 2:	Vulgar and Mundane
DDown 3:	"The Nazarene" author
DDown 4:	Giggle	TEHEE
DDown 5:	Like O'Neill's "Ile"	ONEACT
DDown 6:	"___ Blu, Dipinto di Blu"	NEL
DDown 7:	Walston on TV
DDown 8:	Proposal
DDown 9:	"Eugene ___," 1832 novel
DDown 10:	Kind of picker
DDown 11:	Rowe of Tiger fame
DDown 12:	Bug of a sort
DDown 13:	Hock
DDown 14:	Scene of many strikes
DDown 15:	Yoko
DDown 16:	Put in a good word for?
DDown 17:	Leg bone
DDown 18:	TV tabloid exposé headline?	IVEGOTASECRETAGENT
DDown 19:	Mason's job
DDown 20:	Formicary denizens
DDown 26:	Siouan tongue
DDown 27:	Draw forth
DDown 28:	Money in Callao
DDown 34:	Lethargic
DDown 35:	César Franck's birthplace
DDown 36:	Alley button
DDown 37:	Some TV showings
DDown 38:	Graduate of Balliol, e.g.
DDown 39:	TV sleuth who blew his cover?	NAKEDCITYDETECTIVE
DDown 41:	Dull
DDown 42:	Beeped
DDown 44:	Actress Papas	IRENE
DDown 45:	Written up
DDown 47:	Bog down
DDown 49:	Chanteuse
DDown 50:	Uno is one	NUMERO
DDown 51:	An Amerind
DDown 52:	Klondike's territory
DDown 55:	Privation
DDown 59:	A loser in 1992	PEROT
DDown 61:	Literary sketch
DDown 62:	"Baby, Take ___," 1934 song	ABOW
DDown 67:	Dislike intensely
DDown 68:	Columbus Day, e.g.
DDown 71:	Author of 95 Across
DDown 71:	Author of 95 Across
DDown 72:	Beethoven's "Archduke ___"
DDown 73:	Rel. of ditto
DDown 74:	Fox or Crow
DDown 76:	Softens
DDown 78:	Hurricane that ruined S Fla.: 1992
DDown 79:	Wayne hit film	HATARI
DDown 80:	In ___ (bogged down)	ARUT
DDown 82:	Made bubbly
DDown 83:	Open drains
DDown 85:	Job; position
DDown 88:	Bourse
DDown 90:	Famed Sing Sing penologist	LAWES
DDown 91:	Awl, in Arles	ALENE
DDown 92:	Ho hello
DDown 93:	Bertolucci film: 1979
DDown 94:	Hebrew letters
DDown 96:	G.I. who can't shoot straight
DDown 98:	Tip
DDown 99:	British traffic cops
DDown 100:	Adieu, in Ávila
DDown 105:	Facient
DDown 108:	Inscription in memoriam
DDown 109:	Where the eagle has landed
DDown 110:	Harper from Suffern, N.Y.	VALERIE
DDown 111:	Muse for Sappho
DDown 114:	Got third money
DDown 118:	Blind
DDown 121:	Up: Comb. form
DDown 122:	Photo finish
DDown 123:	Timber trees
DDown 124:	Terrible
DDown 125:	Bag man
DDown 126:	Protest singer-songwriter Phil ___
DDown 127:	Block fragment
DDown 128:	Keats feats
DDown 129:	Kerr role
DDown 131:	"___ Lover," by Harry Crews
DDown 132:	Diatom or nostoc
DDown 133:	Heeltaps
DDown 135:	Modernist
DDown 136:	One, to Burns
DDown 137:	"___ II," DeLillo novel