New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th September 1993 There are 75 across clues and 90 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th September 1993. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Square oneSTARTAAcross 6: Played outSPENTAAcross 11: Recital numbersSOLOSAAcross 16: ShabbyRATTYAAcross 21: Brain tissuesTELAEAAcross 22: Tarkington's AdamsALICEAAcross 23: Suppress a syllableELIDEAAcross 24: Kneel beforeADOREAAcross 25: FumingIRATEAAcross 26: "Bonjour Tristesse" novelistSAGANAAcross 27: "A _____ Runs Through It" MacleanRIVERAAcross 28: German Renaissance artistDURERAAcross 29: THOMAS CARLYLEFRIENDSTHATNEVERFAILMEAAcross 33: MuskegFENAAcross 34: Orchestrated silenceRESTAAcross 35: UnifiedONEAAcross 36: Grow tardyLATENAAcross 37: Slender nailBRADAAcross 39: Basque capBERETAAcross 41: Some embersCOALSAAcross 43: Hot, in a senseSTOLENAAcross 46: Beat it!SCRAMAAcross 48: Tachometer lettersRPMAAcross 49: IntervalLAGAAcross 52: FRANCIS BACON: "Ships which pass _____"THROUGHTHEVASTSEAOFTIMEAAcross 59: SubleasesRENTSAAcross 60: Come to lightARISEAAcross 61: CatchHITCHAAcross 62: Bret Harte's cardsharpAHSINAAcross 63: Japan's largest lakeOMIAAcross 64: Playwright ThompsonERNESTAAcross 66: Novelist McMurtryLARRYAAcross 67: Menacing wordsOR ELSEAAcross 68: Annie OakleyPASSAAcross 70: Jasmine Khan's grandfatherAGAAAcross 71: Nepalese coinRUPEEAAcross 72: Mate for Shere KhanTIGRESSAAcross 73: GEORGE W. CURTISACCUMULATEDWISDOMAAcross 78: Peter Benchley novelTHEDEEPAAcross 81: RepleteSATEDAAcross 82: Haggard novelSHEAAcross 83: "Fathers and _____": TurgenevSONSAAcross 87: DerelictREMISSAAcross 88: Rugby kicksPUNTSAAcross 89: DaughterlyFILIALAAcross 92: DramNIPAAcross 93: "... a poet should have... _____ love": D. C. PeattieALOSTAAcross 94: Pinkish yellowCORALAAcross 95: Olympic sledderLUGERAAcross 96: Last Greek letterOMEGAAAcross 98: SUSAN SONTAG: "Funny little _____"PORTABLEPIECESOFTHOUGHTAAcross 102: Chester White's homeSTYAAcross 103: TwaddleROTAAcross 104: ForestallAVERTAAcross 105: PropertyESTATEAAcross 106: ConcoursesROADSAAcross 108: Tabloid-style, in a wayLURIDAAcross 110: _____ pants (youth symbol)KNEEAAcross 111: Achemar and AlcorSTARSAAcross 113: El Dorado's lureOROAAcross 114: Meter moneyCOINAAcross 116: Fuzzy Zoeller's org.PGAAAcross 119: JOSEPH HALLMYMASTERSANDCOMPANIONSAAcross 127: End of a Dickens titleCAROLAAcross 128: You, to E.T.ALIENAAcross 129: RundownRECAPAAcross 130: Dostoyevsky's "The _____"IDIOTAAcross 131: InclinedPRONEAAcross 132: Father: Comb. formPATRIAAcross 133: Richard E. Byrd bookALONEAAcross 134: _____ Beach, Calif.PISMOAAcross 135: Start of a Rand titleATLASAAcross 136: A commander of David's armyAMASAAAcross 137: Orwell's original nameBLAIRAAcross 138: "Do, _____, a female..."ADEERDDown 1: Like an Eton collarSTIFFDDown 2: _____ HauteTERREDDown 3: Novelist LesageALAINDDown 4: GradeRATEDDown 5: Huck Finn for oneTEENDDown 6: Mouthed offSASSEDDDown 7: City mapsPLATSDDown 8: Ashcan School numberEIGHTDDown 9: Amateur sports org.NCAADDown 10: PavilionTENTDDown 11: UnruffledSERENEDDown 12: Gethsemane's localeOLIVETDDown 13: AnimateLIVEDDown 14: Breslau's riverODERDDown 15: ColonusSERFDDown 16: SpokewiseRADIALDDown 17: Those of ageADULTSDDown 18: Chicago's Velvet FogTORMEDDown 19: Wooden tablewareTREENDDown 20: Ending for saw or lawYERDDown 30: Sturm und _____DRANGDDown 31: Shearer of filmdomNORMADDown 32: CottonwoodALAMODDown 37: SmudgeBLOTDDown 38: RecycleREUSEDDown 39: "Scent of a Woman" directorBRESTDDown 40: Housetop projectionEAVEDDown 41: Garnished with carrotsCRECYDDown 42: MoonfishOPAHDDown 43: Barber's leatherSTROPDDown 44: ThesisTHEMADDown 45: AvifaunaORNISDDown 46: CurrentSTREAMDDown 47: Phis' followersCHISDDown 49: Fine twisted threadLISLEDDown 50: AwryAMISSDDown 51: Siskel and SarazenGENESDDown 53: Telemarketing snag?HANG-UPDDown 53: Telemarketing snag?HANGUPDDown 54: MoldedSHAPEDDDown 55: All inTIREDDDown 56: Throw aboutSTREWDDown 57: City on the Red RiverFARGODDown 58: Units of heatTHERMSDDown 65: Some handicapsRACESDDown 66: Sarod and theorboLUTESDDown 67: Zoological suffixOIDEADDown 69: Cruel oneSADISTDDown 71: Shaker's playthingRATTLEDDown 72: Outerwear that once was underwearT-SHIRTDDown 74: Pelota basketCESTADDown 75: Pull off a coup d'etatUSURPDDown 76: Hawaiian verandaLANAIDDown 77: "... his chair with me _____": Shak.ISLEFTDDown 78: Baltusrol hazardsTRAPSDDown 79: Bondsman of LacedaemonHELOTDDown 80: Atlanta universityEMORYDDown 84: Europe's second largest lakeONEGADDown 85: Nyx's realmNIGHTDDown 86: InundationSPATEDDown 88: Auden and AngelouPOETSDDown 89: AmalgamatedFUSEDDDown 90: Youskevitch of balletIGORDDown 91: SlackLOOSEDDown 94: LummoxCLODDDown 95: Abolitionist CoffinLEVIDDown 97: Tone downMUTEDDown 99: AudacityBRASSDDown 100: "Fanny" starCARONDDown 101: Auburn tintHENNADDown 106: Helen Hunt Jackson novelRAMONADDown 107: FanonsORALESDDown 108: Ne'er-do-wellsLOSERSDDown 109: Ptolemy's MuseURANIADDown 110: Smoked herringKIPPERDDown 111: ChicSMARTDDown 112: Innsbruck localeTYROLDDown 114: Apres-ski beverageCOCOADDown 115: Muscat manOMANIDDown 116: AplombPOISEDDown 117: AphorismGNOMEDDown 118: Familiar "400" nameASTORDDown 120: Spanish snackTAPADDown 121: Jack _____ of westernsELAMDDown 122: Poet DoveRITADDown 123: MousyDRABDDown 124: Cramped quartersCELLDDown 125: Potent palm potionNIPADDown 126: "What _____ For Love": "A Chorus Line"IDIDDDown 127: Books pers.CPA