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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th September 1993

There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th September 1993. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Fast-talking
AAcross 5: Grand follower
AAcross 9: Prove deficient
AAcross 13: Bring up the rear
AAcross 16: Viscous substance
AAcross 17: Colonial philosopher
AAcross 18: "Winnie ___ Pu": LenardILLE
AAcross 19: "___ fan tutte"COSI
AAcross 20: British refresher, informally
AAcross 21: Maestro LombardALAIN
AAcross 22: Cistern's catch
AAcross 24: Statement in a confessional?
AAcross 26: Madonna's motto?
AAcross 27: Speed rate, for shortRPS
AAcross 28: Seed covering
AAcross 30: Very large quantity
AAcross 31: Basso Ruggero ___RAIMONDI
AAcross 36: Author Lieblich
AAcross 38: Intertwined: Var.
AAcross 42: Mr. T's outfitTHEATEAM
AAcross 43: Nine inches
AAcross 44: Debonair
AAcross 45: Deserve
AAcross 46: Units of elec. current
AAcross 48: Whirlpools
AAcross 52: Fedora feature
AAcross 53: Dimension
AAcross 54: Dizzy one
AAcross 56: Fickle fellow's admission?
AAcross 58: Part of r.b.i
AAcross 60: Present purpose
AAcross 62: Unsullied
AAcross 63: C.I.A. predecessorOSS
AAcross 64: Brew in 20 Across
AAcross 66: International easing of tensions
AAcross 68: "___ tu," baritone ariaERI
AAcross 70: Lily in Lille
AAcross 73: Italian wine-producing communeASTI
AAcross 75: Animal track
AAcross 76: MMM - CDMMDC
AAcross 79: Job's observation?
AAcross 82: "___ the show"TWOFOR
AAcross 85: Some legumes
AAcross 87: Hershfield cartoon characterABIE
AAcross 88: Asian wild sheep
AAcross 90: Clytemnestra's mother
AAcross 91: Bombast
AAcross 92: Home of the Golden Hurricane
AAcross 94: Notebook flaps
AAcross 96: Crested parrot
AAcross 98: Pays up
AAcross 101: Word before Baker
AAcross 102: He had the title role in "Thank You, Jeeves"
AAcross 103: Waste maker
AAcross 105: Poetic sundownsEENS
AAcross 107: Score dir.
AAcross 107: Score dir.
AAcross 108: Statement by a certain advertiser?
AAcross 112: Anything's belief?
AAcross 118: Bridge supports
AAcross 119: To drink, in DijonBOIRE
AAcross 120: Grayish yellows
AAcross 121: Thick, long locks
AAcross 122: Bianchi opponentsNERI
AAcross 123: Pianist RubinsteinARTUR
AAcross 124: Worker's reward
AAcross 125: Invite
AAcross 126: First place?
AAcross 127: Memorable court star
AAcross 128: Machine preceder
DDown 1: Saturnine
DDown 2: Soprano Wilma ___LIPP
DDown 3: Styrofoam's boast?
DDown 4: Slow-cooking utensilBEANPOT
DDown 5: Shopper's magnet
DDown 6: Tropical climber
DDown 7: "___ Dance," Grieg compositionANITRAS
DDown 8: Chess pieces
DDown 9: "The ___," Tom Cruise film
DDown 10: Cradle of Texas liberty
DDown 11: Thigh-flexing musclesILIACI
DDown 12: Somber or meager
DDown 13: "Matelot" author
DDown 14: On the Ligurian
DDown 15: Chorus or flower follower
DDown 16: Chem. or biol.SCI
DDown 17: Way to stand
DDown 19: Wax source
DDown 23: Results of a flogging
DDown 25: "For better is a neighbor that ___ . . . ": ProverbsISNEAR
DDown 26: Tale of Troy
DDown 29: Flea's alarmed discovery?
DDown 31: P.O. decisionsRTES
DDown 32: Not turn ___ (stay calm)AHAIR
DDown 33: Town in E SardiniaIERZU
DDown 34: Singer Janet Baker's title
DDown 35: Patent pronouncement?
DDown 37: "The Breeze ___," 1940 songANDI
DDown 39: Bernie ___, former Red Sox slugger
DDown 40: Ponerology topics
DDown 41: Administrative divisions of ancient Attica
DDown 47: Kind of gin
DDown 49: Person's post-practice announcement?
DDown 50: Ostrich's relative
DDown 51: Singer Al B. ___
DDown 55: Tolkien's tree peopleENTS
DDown 57: Time served
DDown 59: Bergère, e.g.
DDown 61: Sufficient, to FitzGerald
DDown 65: Where Sikkim is
DDown 67: Useful item
DDown 69: What 67 Down might say?
DDown 70: "Younger Than Springtime" girl et al.LIATS
DDown 71: Permeate
DDown 72: Overpoured the milk
DDown 74: Gerard ___ Borch, Dutch painterTER
DDown 77: One of the Four Horsemen
DDown 78: Bungo, e.g.
DDown 80: Art appreciator
DDown 81: Ciao cousinTATA
DDown 83: Repute
DDown 84: Meet participants
DDown 86: Warehouse fee: Abbr.STOR
DDown 89: Record company
DDown 93: An eye opener
DDown 95: Campus V.I.P.'s
DDown 97: Pre-1918 German rulers
DDown 99: Member of a second-century ascetic sect
DDown 100: Squiffed
DDown 104: ___ nous (confidentially)ENTRE
DDown 106: Farrier
DDown 108: Van Druten's "___ Camera"IAMA
DDown 109: C.E.O.'s degreesMBAS
DDown 110: Kind of rock
DDown 111: "Pleasure's ___ . . . ": Byron
DDown 113: "___ and I": G.W. CurtisPRUE
DDown 114: Done, to Donne
DDown 115: Vivacity
DDown 116: Third deadly sin
DDown 117: Suffix akin to "ite"
DDown 119: Fold sound
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