New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th December 1997 There are 73 across clues and 95 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th December 1997. View the answers below.. 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PalmeOLOFAAcross 49: JWESTSIDESTORYGANGAAcross 55: Water around the IjsselmeerZEEAAcross 56: WrapBOAAAcross 58: Medium-range U.S. missilesTHORSAAcross 59: Some feastsSEDERSAAcross 60: Dolphin leaderDANMARINOAAcross 62: She's put out to pastureEWEAAcross 63: Horror film stapleFOGAAcross 66: Vocal styleARIOSOAAcross 69: Sat at homeWASINAAcross 70: Either "M" of M&M'sMARSAAcross 73: Heroine of Tennessee Williams's "Summer and Smoke"ALMAAAcross 74: NNEWJERSEYBASKETBALLTEAMAAcross 79: Basso PinzaEZIOAAcross 80: Existentialist concernESSEAAcross 81: From TabrizIRANIAAcross 82: Wayne genreOATERSAAcross 83: WhitishWANAAcross 84: PrintedRANAAcross 86: Popular museum exhibitsDINOSAURSAAcross 88: Anatomical cavitiesFOSSAEAAcross 91: IrkGET TOAAcross 92: Big dictionary sectionESSAAcross 93: BreakGAPAAcross 96: LGIVESPERMISSIONTOAAcross 101: Pinball pathsARCSAAcross 102: Hill and BryantANITASAAcross 103: Horseshoer's needRASPAAcross 104: HostilitiesENMITIESAAcross 107: Greek architectural featureSTOAAAcross 108: CircusBIG TOPAAcross 110: Wheat partAWNAAcross 112: Old-time actresses Markey and BennettENIDSAAcross 113: Oscar-winning GibsonMELAAcross 114: Moravian, e.g.SLAVAAcross 116: Some cloudsSTRATIAAcross 118: Bit of fancy footworkJETEAAcross 119: LiveAREAAcross 120: Correo ___ (airmail)AEREOAAcross 122: Make eights, maybeICE SKATEAAcross 124: Kind of hotelSROAAcross 127: UnlearnedINNATEAAcross 129: MSHEASTADIUMGROUPAAcross 133: Made outNECKEDAAcross 134: GASSUMESOWNERSHIPAAcross 135: PositionsSTEADSAAcross 136: The bestTOPSAAcross 137: Call it quitsDEMITAAcross 138: CompleteATOZDDown 1: "Dog Day Afternoon" characterLEONDDown 2: BlameONUSDDown 3: Switch settingsONSDDown 4: "The Crucifixion" painterTIEPOLODDown 5: Tariff co-sponsor of 1930SMOOTDDown 6: Common powderTALCDDown 7: When the sun goes downATDUSKDDown 8: Near misses, maybeSCARESDDown 9: "Wie geht es ___?" (German greeting)IHNENDDown 10: FlightLAMDDown 11: Two or more periodsERADDown 12: "___ be all right"ITLLDDown 13: Partner-to-beASSOCIATEDDown 14: ToastSKOALDDown 15: AlertsWARNSDDown 16: "Bravo!"OLEDDown 17: Choctaw for "red people"OKLAHOMADDown 18: Attached, in a wayPASTEDONDDown 19: DerisiveSNEERINGDDown 20: Not just anyTHEDDown 21: RemnantsSHREDSDDown 22: Ski runPISTEDDown 29: "Buddy"MACDDown 31: Bit of a dragPUFFDDown 33: Thin nailsBRADSDDown 34: YesteryearYOREDDown 37: King ___ Trio (popular 40's combo)COLEDDown 38: ___ d'amoreOBOEDDown 39: BabyWEEDDown 41: Actress HarperTESSDDown 42: Bettors bet on themNAGSDDown 43: Dickens aliasBOZDDown 44: Traveled horizontallySWAMDDown 46: Cold oneBREWDDown 47: Heroine of 1847EYREDDown 50: Alley mewersSTRAYSDDown 51: Lover of PyramusTHISBEDDown 52: The duck in "Peter and the Wolf"SONIADDown 53: Armor-plated warshipIRONSIDESDDown 54: Black Sea port, new-styleODESADDown 56: Kind of path or payBASEDDown 57: ___ about (approximately)ONORDDown 60: Karate schoolDOJODDown 61: Blows awayAWESDDown 63: Run for itFLEEDDown 64: First name in bridgeOMARDDown 65: Pinup featuresGAMSDDown 66: OverANEWDDown 67: Shah ___ PahlaviREZADDown 68: Game-ending pronouncementIWINDDown 70: Have it in mindMEANTODDown 71: When shadows almost disappearATNOONDDown 72: Grand slam foursomeRBISDDown 73: Lawyers: Abbr.ATTSDDown 75: Touch, saySENSEDDown 76: Largest Greek island, to localsKRITIDDown 77: Rawls and ReedLOUSDDown 78: 1968 Chemistry Nobelist OnsagerLARSDDown 84: Santa ___ROSADDown 85: Egyptian menacesASPSDDown 87: Seemingly foreverAEONDDown 88: Greek cheeseFETADDown 89: ReachesARRIVESATDDown 90: On-line periodical, for shortEMAGDDown 91: Subject of a 1982 best sellerGSPOTDDown 93: Mapmaker's aidGRIDDDown 94: CrackerjacksACESDDown 95: They follow signaturesPSSDDown 96: Underground networkGASMAINSDDown 97: Forum localeINTERNETDDown 98: R-rating reasonVIOLENCEDDown 99: FollowersISTSDDown 100: Late eveningTENDDown 101: End in ___ATIEDDown 105: What to do "in St. Louis"MEETMEDDown 106: An AcuraINTEGRADDown 108: IngotBARDDown 109: Geometrical solidPRISMDDown 110: Major commandATEASEDDown 111: Minerva's domainWISDOMDDown 114: FullSATEDDDown 115: English university townLEEDSDDown 117: Took stepsACTEDDDown 118: Quick holidayJAUNTDDown 121: VeryOHSODDown 123: New ZealanderKIWIDDown 124: London's ___ SquareSOHODDown 125: Runner RosieRUIZDDown 126: On the other side of the street: Abbr.OPPDDown 128: AliasA.K.A.DDown 128: AliasAKADDown 130: Unproven facilityE.S.P.DDown 130: Unproven facilityESPDDown 131: Hung. neighborAUSDDown 132: Alphabet trioRST