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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th October 1997

There are 65 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th October 1997. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Red-faced
AAcross 8: Metal found in meteors
AAcross 14: Defiled
AAcross 20: 1963 Hepburn-Grant film
AAcross 21: Social instability due to a breakdown in values
AAcross 22: Mandarin, e.g.
AAcross 23: Like some Greek odes
AAcross 24: Standup comedian who wrote "Letters From an Adult Child"LOUIEANDERSON
AAcross 26: Byrnes and HallEDDS
AAcross 27: Exaction
AAcross 29: Long, in a wayTENTOONE
AAcross 30: Badminton call
AAcross 32: "ER" doc
AAcross 34: John Hancock: Abbr.SIG
AAcross 35: "___ Mio"OSOLE
AAcross 39: Before, once
AAcross 41: Joins, as long-lost friends
AAcross 45: Shoe with a puckered seam
AAcross 47: Construction pieceTNUT
AAcross 48: Summarizes conciselyLEAVESMINUTIAEOUT
AAcross 52: "___ y Plata" (Montana's motto)ORO
AAcross 53: Choose by divine election
AAcross 54: Is suitable (for)
AAcross 55: Plastics workersDRAWMEN
AAcross 57: Needle
AAcross 58: Slow
AAcross 61: Football positions: Abbr.RTS
AAcross 63: Stairmaster part
AAcross 64: Give out
AAcross 65: "Oh, ___!"
AAcross 66: Fly-by-night
AAcross 68: ___ vuDEJA
AAcross 69: U.S. foreign aid, mostlyOVERSEAIOUS
AAcross 71: 70's TV detectiveTOMA
AAcross 74: Lump together
AAcross 76: Heads up
AAcross 77: Some retreats
AAcross 78: Not miss ___ABEAT
AAcross 79: Superlative
AAcross 80: Appreciates
AAcross 81: Stares absent-mindedly
AAcross 82: One of the Bobbsey twins of fiction
AAcross 84: Object of decoration
AAcross 86: Redline
AAcross 87: Org. for advocates
AAcross 88: "Sleeping Gypsy," "The Snake Charmer," etc.HENRIROUSSEAUOILS
AAcross 93: "At Random" autobiographerCERF
AAcross 95: Port with a natural harbor
AAcross 96: Crabwise
AAcross 97: 50's political inits.AES
AAcross 98: Land
AAcross 100: School of whales
AAcross 102: Sci. courseANAT
AAcross 103: Arles water
AAcross 105: Mine railway
AAcross 109: Quartet for first gradersABCD
AAcross 111: "...or ___ me?"
AAcross 114: Tree surgeon, maybeSEQUOIAEXPERT
AAcross 118: Odds and ends
AAcross 120: Hardened
AAcross 121: Theater area
AAcross 122: Unusual house shape
AAcross 123: Ticks off
AAcross 124: Clerk
AAcross 125: Kind of sandwich
DDown 1: Ne plus ultra
DDown 2: Like plowhorses
DDown 3: Try to get mystical messagesHANDLEAOUIJABOARD
DDown 4: Was mentioned
DDown 5: Magazine since 1952
DDown 6: Bowdlerize, with "out"
DDown 7: Politesse
DDown 8: Reports by phoneCALLSIN
DDown 9: "Double Fantasy" artist
DDown 10: Spell
DDown 11: Flandre friend
DDown 12: Bank rights
DDown 13: Late afternoon, usually
DDown 14: Kind of list
DDown 15: "There ___ losers..."ARENO
DDown 16: Most collectible
DDown 17: Hospital V.I.P.'sRNS
DDown 18: Something that can get in the way
DDown 19: Place for a VCR
DDown 25: Useless
DDown 28: She was Jennifer on "WKRP"LONI
DDown 31: Fictional detective Philip
DDown 33: Room in the game Clue
DDown 36: Popular feature in poetryONOMATOPOEIAUSAGE
DDown 37: Emulated a siren
DDown 38: College founded by a kingETON
DDown 39: Pleased as punch
DDown 40: Switch tags
DDown 42: Incomparable ending
DDown 43: Montgomery's field: Abbr.ETO
DDown 44: Code word for "S"
DDown 46: Seaplane inventor Glenn
DDown 49: Grape yields
DDown 50: Early influence on Baryshnikov
DDown 51: Car weight without fuel or load
DDown 56: Traveled unaccompaniedWENTSOLO
DDown 58: Asphalt
DDown 59: "Animal House" frat man
DDown 60: Urdu is spoken here
DDown 62: Muzzle
DDown 65: Old French headdressMORTIER
DDown 66: Peg with a concave top
DDown 67: Stars
DDown 70: Directs
DDown 72: Three-time A.L. M.V.P.
DDown 73: Review, as damage
DDown 75: Cut
DDown 78: Harry's VeepALBEN
DDown 80: Edam relative
DDown 81: River at Liège
DDown 82: Veneer
DDown 83: Poser
DDown 85: Former French toastee?
DDown 86: "Midnight Lace" actress, 1960
DDown 89: Lions
DDown 90: Bill collector?
DDown 91: Med lab specimen
DDown 92: Admit a mistake, so to speakEATCROW
DDown 94: Old Ford modelFUTURA
DDown 99: Intro
DDown 101: Daring
DDown 104: Set sights onAIMAT
DDown 106: Boosts
DDown 107: "Be ___!"APAL
DDown 108: Big name in computers
DDown 110: Chief, in Italian
DDown 112: Sikorsky or StravinskyIGOR
DDown 113: Where Dollywood is: Abbr.
DDown 114: Familial moniker
DDown 115: Tolkien creatureENT
DDown 116: "___ hora es?"QUE
DDown 117: Part of an itin.RTE
DDown 119: A lot of Colo.MTS
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