New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th January 1998

There are 71 across clues and 95 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th January 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Theater worker
AAcross 8:	Hank Aaron or Jesse Owens, e.g.
AAcross 16:	"Wild Thing" group, with "the"
AAcross 22:	Day in Hollywood	LARAINE
AAcross 23:	Breakdown
AAcross 24:	Capital of Zimbabwe
AAcross 25:	Part 1 of a prophecy by Martin Luther King Jr.	IHAVEADREAMTHATONEDAYON
AAcross 28:	Marshal Dillon portrayer	ARNESS
AAcross 29:	Cone-shaped heaters
AAcross 30:	Grocery area
AAcross 31:	More than suggestive
AAcross 32:	Track pick, informally
AAcross 33:	Sharp
AAcross 34:	Jalopy
AAcross 36:	Fr. holy woman	STE
AAcross 37:	Prophecy, part 2	THEREDHILLSOFGEORGIATHE
AAcross 48:	Holmes girl	ELSIE
AAcross 49:	Soup holder
AAcross 50:	What Moses did
AAcross 51:	Prophecy, part 3	SONSOFFORMERSLAVESAND
AAcross 58:	Bob Hope's "___ Russia $1,200"	IOWE
AAcross 59:	1/6 fl. oz.	TSP
AAcross 60:	Extinct New Zealanders
AAcross 61:	Brown of renown
AAcross 62:	Sludge
AAcross 64:	Swindle
AAcross 67:	Seesaw quorum
AAcross 69:	Prepare to surf, perhaps
AAcross 69:	Prepare to surf, perhaps
AAcross 71:	Category
AAcross 72:	Joint protection
AAcross 72:	Joint protection
AAcross 73:	Unpopular slice
AAcross 75:	Wreck
AAcross 77:	"___ here" (store sign)
AAcross 78:	Time to act
AAcross 79:	Prophecy, part 4	THESONSOF
AAcross 83:	Big name in games	SEGA
AAcross 85:	Mer makeup
AAcross 87:	Riveter of song	ROSIE
AAcross 89:	Some wait for this
AAcross 90:	Cooperative interaction
AAcross 93:	Hundred smackers	CSPOT
AAcross 95:	Halfhearted
AAcross 98:	Charisse of "Silk Stockings"	CYD
AAcross 100:	Laszlo player in "Casablanca"	HENREID
AAcross 101:	Kin's partner
AAcross 102:	Child's play
AAcross 103:	Grape brandy
AAcross 105:	Kind of trip
AAcross 107:	Pretense
AAcross 108:	Prophecy, part 5	FORMERSLAVEOWNERSWILL
AAcross 114:	Salad topper
AAcross 115:	Where suits are pressed
AAcross 116:	Laundry woe
AAcross 117:	Prophecy, part 6	BEABLETOSITDOWNTOGETHER
AAcross 126:	Split
AAcross 127:	Memorable 1995 hurricane
AAcross 128:	Buffoon
AAcross 129:	Half and half
AAcross 130:	Famous redhead
AAcross 132:	Make sense
AAcross 135:	Poker challenge	ICALL
AAcross 138:	Shade
AAcross 141:	End of the prophecy	ATTHETABLEOFBROTHERHOOD
AAcross 145:	Whip
AAcross 146:	Bête noire
AAcross 147:	Correction, of sorts
AAcross 148:	"Grand" hotels	HYATTS
AAcross 149:	Well-worn
AAcross 150:	Biased
DDown 1:	Yielding
DDown 2:	Enthusiastic	RAHRAH
DDown 3:	Moon shade
DDown 4:	Make way?
DDown 5:	Architect ___ van der Rohe	MIES
DDown 6:	Literary olios
DDown 7:	"___ Kelly" (Jagger film)
DDown 8:	Vinegar radical
DDown 9:	Item of interest
DDown 10:	Mrs. Alfred Hitchcock
DDown 11:	Short orders	BLTS
DDown 12:	"Wonderful!"
DDown 13:	Film rating org.	MPAA
DDown 14:	Spot of wine?	ASTI
DDown 15:	Missouri town near the George Washington Carver National Monument
DDown 16:	"Lyin' Eyes" singers	THEEAGLES
DDown 17:	"Awesome!"
DDown 18:	Like some votes
DDown 19:	Most festive
DDown 20:	Wall Street analysts' concern
DDown 21:	Letter getter
DDown 26:	Cameo carvings
DDown 27:	Red or Card, for short	NLER
DDown 33:	Geared down, perhaps
DDown 35:	Crusty ones
DDown 38:	Had a heart but used a club?
DDown 39:	Some trains
DDown 40:	Brit. award
DDown 41:	8 1/2" x 11" size: Abbr.	LTR
DDown 42:	It's often served at home
DDown 43:	Two-toned treat
DDown 44:	Savage
DDown 45:	Plaster of paris
DDown 46:	Fotomat abbr.
DDown 47:	"Love thy neighbor" is one
DDown 51:	Speedily
DDown 52:	Admitted	OWNEDUPTO
DDown 53:	Make up one's mind
DDown 54:	Detached
DDown 55:	Hole in the wall?
DDown 56:	Unrivaled
DDown 57:	The first Mrs. Copperfield	DORA
DDown 58:	"E-w-w-w!"
DDown 63:	Code breaker
DDown 65:	Here and there?
DDown 66:	11-Down extra
DDown 68:	Very early
DDown 70:	Old car with a 389 engine	GTO
DDown 71:	Senator who made the rounds
DDown 74:	"i" lid
DDown 76:	"For ___ sow..."	ASYE
DDown 79:	Model Cheryl	TIEGS
DDown 80:	Cool, once
DDown 81:	Violinist Paganini	NICCOLO
DDown 82:	Operative
DDown 84:	Tennyson's "___ and Enid"
DDown 85:	Theologian who opposed Martin Luther
DDown 86:	"Oh, right!"	ASIF
DDown 88:	Wishing spot
DDown 90:	Excluding	SHORTOF
DDown 91:	Tomorrow's woman
DDown 92:	Giant gains: Abbr.	YDS
DDown 94:	Mary Tyler Moore catch phrase on "The Dick Van Dyke Show"	OHROB
DDown 96:	Elaborate Japanese porcelain
DDown 97:	Lifeboat support
DDown 99:	Snuggery
DDown 102:	Clairvoyants
DDown 104:	Soothsay
DDown 106:	Unified whole
DDown 109:	Venus's home
DDown 110:	Shavetails: Abbr.	LTS
DDown 111:	Berlin-to-Cologne dir.
DDown 112:	Problem of the middle ages?
DDown 113:	"___ geht's?"	WIE
DDown 117:	Something to catch or save
DDown 118:	Unrefined
DDown 119:	"Peer Gynt" dancer	ANITRA
DDown 120:	Fake fanfare	TADA
DDown 121:	Dracula's mother-in-law?	OLDBAT
DDown 122:	Mutually fee-free	NOLOAD
DDown 123:	O.B.E., for one
DDown 124:	Performance extension
DDown 125:	Thatched
DDown 131:	Powwow
DDown 133:	Wrist attachment
DDown 134:	Swamp thing
DDown 135:	"___ hollers..."	IFHE
DDown 136:	Rubber Duck, for one	CBER
DDown 137:	Baïonnette, e.g.	ARME
DDown 138:	Prowling Wolfe
DDown 139:	River to the Caspian	URAL
DDown 140:	"Now I see!"	AHSO
DDown 142:	It goes to extremes
DDown 143:	Polo Grounds legend	OTT
DDown 144:	"___ Ramsey" (70's western)	HEC