New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th July 1993 There are 63 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th July 1993. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Police officer, at timesNABBERAAcross 7: Bane of the farmer's wifeMICEAAcross 11: Safest optionBESTBETAAcross 18: Shirley's partner on TVLAVERNEAAcross 19: Otoe relativeOSAGEAAcross 21: Pork bellies, in handACTUALSAAcross 22: TroublesomeONEROUSAAcross 23: Change the packagingREBOXAAcross 24: Bridge supportTRESTLEAAcross 25: Start of a quotationNURTUREGREATTHOUGHTSAAcross 28: Painter MatisseHENRIAAcross 29: Naval hazard of mythologySIRENAAcross 30: Cole, Castor or OliveOYLAAcross 31: Where Tanumafili is kingSAMOAAAcross 35: Type of masterTASKAAcross 37: Problems for JobSORESAAcross 39: Adolf's bunkermate?EVAAAcross 42: Three steps and a shuffleCHA-CHAAAcross 44: Shot in the armBOOSTAAcross 46: First name of speaker of the quotationBENJAMINAAcross 49: About 2 1/2 acresHECTAREAAcross 51: OutNOTINAAcross 53: Unruly mobRIOTERSAAcross 54: Deli itemMAYOAAcross 55: LP interrupter?MNOAAcross 57: Expectant dad, perhapsPACERAAcross 59: Thine, to ThérèseTIENNEAAcross 60: Some G.I. togsODSAAcross 61: Coffee flavorMOCHAAAcross 63: "___ From the Vienna Woods": StraussTALESAAcross 65: Brazilian seaportNATALAAcross 66: Middle of the quotationFORYOUWILLNEVERAAcross 69: "Faith, as cold ___ be . . . ": Shak.ASCANAAcross 72: Announcer SchenkelCHRISAAcross 73: Veered, as a shipYAWEDAAcross 74: Minerva or VenusDEAAAcross 77: "Sea of Love" actressBARKINAAcross 79: Bank deposits?SILTSAAcross 81: Bagel additiveLOXAAcross 82: Spirited horseARABAAcross 83: Liv Ullmann's 1984 autobiographyCHOICESAAcross 85: Gridiron infractionsCLIPSAAcross 87: Bees make a beeline for itNECTARYAAcross 89: Speaker of the quotationDISRAELIAAcross 91: "___ Get Next To You," 1970 songICANTAAcross 93: Assigned tasksDUTIESAAcross 94: "Green Acres" handyman et al.EBSAAcross 95: He plays Mr. Micelli on TVDANZAAAcross 97: Cosmonaut GagarinYURIAAcross 99: Comes ashoreLANDSAAcross 100: ExistedWASAAcross 103: Utterly beatTROMPAAcross 105: Low man?BASSOAAcross 107: End of the quotationGOHIGHERTHANYOUTHINKAAcross 114: He didn't finish his sentencePAROLEEAAcross 115: Bingo's brotherBEANOAAcross 116: Idol time?MATINEEAAcross 117: Home of Phillips and Abbot AcademiesANDOVERAAcross 118: Photosynthetic plantsALGASAAcross 119: Outward moving muscleEVERTORAAcross 120: Tracy and Hepburn, quite oftenCOSTARSAAcross 121: ___ majestéLESEAAcross 122: Famed columnistREST ONDDown 1: Disney's "World's Greatest Athlete"NANUDDown 2: StateAVERDDown 3: TV host ConvyBERTDDown 4: To-doBROUHAHADDown 5: AccrueENUREDDown 6: Mail out againRESENTDDown 7: The Duke, formerlyMORRISONDDown 8: Dawning phraseISEEDDown 9: WorkbasketsCABASDDown 10: Having I troubleEGOTISTICALDDown 11: Zubin Mehta, for oneBATONEERDDown 12: Panty-hose shadeECRUDDown 13: Plated type of saurusSTEGODDown 14: FannyTUSHYDDown 15: Ghostly hangout in "Hamlet"BATTLEMENTDDown 16: Remodeling projectsELLSDDown 17: Mao followerTSEDDown 18: The Man of a Thousand FacesLONDDown 20: Outside: PrefixEXTRODDown 26: SnatchGRABDDown 27: Rosemary, for oneHERBDDown 31: JerkSCHMODDown 32: Winning, for the momentAHEADDDown 33: "Miracle on 34th Street" employerMACYSDDown 34: Duo quadrupledOCTODDown 36: Former Surgeon GeneralKOOPDDown 38: TizzySNITDDown 40: Actress LisiVIRNADDown 41: Photographer AdamsANSELDDown 43: Galahad's strong suitARMORDDown 45: Slugging percentage, for oneSTATISTICDDown 47: Bound togetherJOINEDDDown 48: On ___ (carousing)ATEARDDown 50: Ref. workENCYCDDown 52: "___ Was a Lady": S. FosterNELLYDDown 56: OopsiesOHOHSDDown 58: NephricRENALDDown 61: Seles of tennisMONICADDown 62: Containing goldAURICDDown 64: Apply sequins toSEWONDDown 66: Hindu wonder workerFAKIRDDown 67: Overture used by "The Lone Ranger"WILLIAM TELLDDown 68: PerturbedVEXEDDDown 69: Series openerABCDEDDown 70: Agra addressSAHIBDDown 71: Puzzles since 1913CROSSWORDSDDown 74: ExhaustDRAINDDown 75: AuriculateEAREDDDown 76: Bottomless pitABYSSDDown 78: Essential itemNEEDDDown 80: Two-year-old male red deerSPAYDDown 82: "___ boy!"ATTADDown 84: Spreads on thicklySLATHERSDDown 86: Feature of some .38'sSNUBNOSEDDown 88: Skirt-shorts hybridCULOTTESDDown 90: As toINREDDown 92: Lazy SusanTRAYDDown 96: Quinn roleZORBADDown 98: Certain nuclideISOMERDDown 101: "Give ___; don't pollute"AHOOTDDown 102: Treatise on treesSILVADDown 104: One that eats: Comb. formPHAGEDDown 106: Blandly urbaneSUAVEDDown 107: Roland's undoerGANODDown 108: "The Waltons" grandpaGEERDDown 109: Groups of sayingsANASDDown 110: Trumpeter AlHIRTDDown 111: Preoccupied withINTODDown 112: Marquee elementNEONDDown 113: Lead-in to choo or plunkKERDDown 114: West Coast 10PAC