New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 7th January 1998

There are 38 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 7th January 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"High Hopes" lyricist	CAHN
AAcross 5:	___ Romeo
AAcross 9:	Pull oneself up to the bar
AAcross 9:	Pull oneself up to the bar
AAcross 13:	Mélange
AAcross 14:	Microsoft chief, to some	BILLG
AAcross 16:	"Darling, Je Vous ___ Beaucoup"	AIME
AAcross 17:	Answers, for short
AAcross 18:	Poet Dickinson	EMILY
AAcross 19:	Dirty Harry's employer: Abbr.	SFPD
AAcross 20:	1729 Jonathan Swift pamphlet, with "A"	MODESTPROPOSAL
AAcross 23:	Old enough to know better?
AAcross 24:	Pork place?
AAcross 25:	Frasier's brother	NILES
AAcross 27:	Highly rated
AAcross 29:	Begin again
AAcross 30:	Cosby series	ISPY
AAcross 33:	Without whiskers
AAcross 37:	Key or Kennedy
AAcross 38:	1965 Gary Lewis and the Playboys hit	THISDIAMONDRING
AAcross 41:	"2001" mainframe	HAL
AAcross 42:	Fluster
AAcross 43:	Chip for a pot
AAcross 44:	Crater Lake locale
AAcross 46:	Obi-___ Kenobi
AAcross 48:	Ennui, to Enrique	TEDIO
AAcross 49:	Stat. for Barry Bonds
AAcross 52:	Fall guy
AAcross 56:	1992 Paula Abdul hit, with Stevie Wonder on harmonica	WILLYOUMARRYME
AAcross 59:	Listen and obey
AAcross 60:	Take the honey and run
AAcross 61:	Driver's selection
AAcross 62:	Suffix with bachelor	ETTE
AAcross 63:	Comparatively cagey
AAcross 64:	Collate
AAcross 65:	Like show horses
AAcross 66:	Cold capital
AAcross 67:	Artist Paul
DDown 1:	Popular women's mag	COSMO
DDown 2:	Reserved
DDown 3:	Broom ___ (comics witch)	HILDA
DDown 4:	Posies
DDown 5:	Help at a heist
DDown 6:	Proceeds falteringly
DDown 7:	Play at love
DDown 8:	Brass or bronze
DDown 9:	Black currant liqueur
DDown 10:	Pompous
DDown 11:	Carry out
DDown 12:	Stephen Foster's "Old Uncle ___"
DDown 15:	Bilk, say
DDown 21:	Melville setting
DDown 22:	Erect	ONEND
DDown 26:	Bulrush, e.g.
DDown 28:	Like some flu
DDown 29:	Ask for more Time?
DDown 30:	"Some Like ___"	ITHOT
DDown 31:	Offer some to	SHAREWITH
DDown 32:	Entered en masse	PILEDINTO
DDown 34:	This may be over your head
DDown 35:	Tbsp. or tsp.	AMT
DDown 36:	Radio setting: Abbr.
DDown 39:	Covet, with "over"
DDown 40:	Threw caution to the wind	RANARISK
DDown 45:	Like some lilies
DDown 47:	Shower time: Abbr.
DDown 49:	Rich kid in "Nancy"
DDown 50:	Encourages, with "up"
DDown 51:	Push forward
DDown 53:	Its capital is Innsbruck
DDown 54:	Chocolate marshmallow snack
DDown 55:	"Fiddler on the Roof" matchmaker
DDown 57:	Hoped-for response to 56-Across
DDown 58:	Dynamic start
DDown 59:	Enero, por ejemplo