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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..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Police officer, at times
AAcross 7: Bane of the farmer's wife
AAcross 11: Safest optionBESTBET
AAcross 18: Shirley's partner on TVLAVERNE
AAcross 19: Otoe relative
AAcross 21: Pork bellies, in hand
AAcross 22: Troublesome
AAcross 23: Change the packagingREBOX
AAcross 24: Bridge support
AAcross 25: Start of a quotationNURTUREGREATTHOUGHTS
AAcross 28: Painter MatisseHENRI
AAcross 29: Naval hazard of mythology
AAcross 30: Cole, Castor or OliveOYL
AAcross 31: Where Tanumafili is king
AAcross 35: Type of master
AAcross 37: Problems for Job
AAcross 39: Adolf's bunkermate?EVA
AAcross 42: Three steps and a shuffle
AAcross 44: Shot in the arm
AAcross 46: First name of speaker of the quotation
AAcross 49: About 2 1/2 acres
AAcross 51: OutNOTIN
AAcross 53: Unruly mob
AAcross 54: Deli item
AAcross 55: LP interrupter?MNO
AAcross 57: Expectant dad, perhaps
AAcross 59: Thine, to ThérèseTIENNE
AAcross 60: Some G.I. togs
AAcross 61: Coffee flavor
AAcross 63: "___ From the Vienna Woods": Strauss
AAcross 65: Brazilian seaport
AAcross 66: Middle of the quotationFORYOUWILLNEVER
AAcross 69: "Faith, as cold ___ be . . . ": Shak.ASCAN
AAcross 72: Announcer SchenkelCHRIS
AAcross 73: Veered, as a ship
AAcross 74: Minerva or Venus
AAcross 77: "Sea of Love" actressBARKIN
AAcross 79: Bank deposits?
AAcross 81: Bagel additive
AAcross 82: Spirited horse
AAcross 83: Liv Ullmann's 1984 autobiography
AAcross 85: Gridiron infractions
AAcross 87: Bees make a beeline for it
AAcross 89: Speaker of the quotation
AAcross 91: "___ Get Next To You," 1970 songICANT
AAcross 93: Assigned tasks
AAcross 94: "Green Acres" handyman et al.
AAcross 95: He plays Mr. Micelli on TVDANZA
AAcross 97: Cosmonaut GagarinYURI
AAcross 99: Comes ashore
AAcross 100: Existed
AAcross 103: Utterly beat
AAcross 105: Low man?
AAcross 107: End of the quotationGOHIGHERTHANYOUTHINK
AAcross 114: He didn't finish his sentence
AAcross 115: Bingo's brother
AAcross 116: Idol time?
AAcross 117: Home of Phillips and Abbot AcademiesANDOVER
AAcross 118: Photosynthetic plants
AAcross 119: Outward moving muscle
AAcross 120: Tracy and Hepburn, quite often
AAcross 121: ___ majestéLESE
AAcross 122: Famed columnist
DDown 1: Disney's "World's Greatest Athlete"NANU
DDown 2: State
DDown 3: TV host ConvyBERT
DDown 4: To-do
DDown 5: Accrue
DDown 6: Mail out again
DDown 7: The Duke, formerly
DDown 8: Dawning phraseISEE
DDown 9: Workbaskets
DDown 10: Having I trouble
DDown 11: Zubin Mehta, for oneBATONEER
DDown 12: Panty-hose shade
DDown 13: Plated type of saurusSTEGO
DDown 14: Fanny
DDown 15: Ghostly hangout in "Hamlet"
DDown 16: Remodeling projects
DDown 17: Mao followerTSE
DDown 18: The Man of a Thousand FacesLON
DDown 20: Outside: PrefixEXTRO
DDown 26: Snatch
DDown 27: Rosemary, for one
DDown 31: Jerk
DDown 32: Winning, for the moment
DDown 33: "Miracle on 34th Street" employerMACYS
DDown 34: Duo quadrupledOCTO
DDown 36: Former Surgeon GeneralKOOP
DDown 38: Tizzy
DDown 40: Actress LisiVIRNA
DDown 41: Photographer AdamsANSEL
DDown 43: Galahad's strong suit
DDown 45: Slugging percentage, for one
DDown 47: Bound together
DDown 48: On ___ (carousing)ATEAR
DDown 50: Ref. workENCYC
DDown 52: "___ Was a Lady": S. Foster
DDown 56: OopsiesOHOHS
DDown 58: Nephric
DDown 61: Seles of tennisMONICA
DDown 62: Containing gold
DDown 64: Apply sequins toSEWON
DDown 66: Hindu wonder worker
DDown 67: Overture used by "The Lone Ranger"
DDown 68: Perturbed
DDown 69: Series openerABCDE
DDown 70: Agra address
DDown 71: Puzzles since 1913
DDown 74: Exhaust
DDown 75: Auriculate
DDown 76: Bottomless pit
DDown 78: Essential item
DDown 80: Two-year-old male red deer
DDown 82: "___ boy!"ATTA
DDown 84: Spreads on thickly
DDown 86: Feature of some .38'sSNUBNOSE
DDown 88: Skirt-shorts hybrid
DDown 90: As toINRE
DDown 92: Lazy Susan
DDown 96: Quinn roleZORBA
DDown 98: Certain nuclide
DDown 101: "Give ___; don't pollute"AHOOT
DDown 102: Treatise on trees
DDown 104: One that eats: Comb. form
DDown 106: Blandly urbane
DDown 107: Roland's undoerGANO
DDown 108: "The Waltons" grandpaGEER
DDown 109: Groups of sayings
DDown 110: Trumpeter AlHIRT
DDown 111: Preoccupied with
DDown 112: Marquee element
DDown 113: Lead-in to choo or plunkKER
DDown 114: West Coast 10
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