New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th January 1998 There are 64 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th January 1998. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Where the 1986 World Series was wonSHEAAAcross 5: LotSCADAAcross 9: Automotive pioneerOLDSAAcross 13: Prepare to go home, in a wayREPACKAAcross 19: Onetime America's Cup champAUSTRALIAAAcross 21: Kind of serviceWIREAAcross 22: List enderET ALIIAAcross 23: Coffee addict's meal?LATTEFORDINNERAAcross 25: Special correspondentPEN PALAAcross 26: "Soap" spinoffBENSONAAcross 27: Humpty Dumpty short?EGGCARTOONAAcross 29: Like ghost storiesMACABREAAcross 33: Saying nothingMUMAAcross 35: NetsEARNSAAcross 36: AwakenedAROSEAAcross 37: Computer program inputDATASETAAcross 41: Ticket place: Abbr.STAAAcross 42: Sch. subjectSCIAAcross 45: Plowing woeMIREAAcross 46: Hydrocarbon derived from petroleumBUTENEAAcross 47: 1962 NASA successTELSTARAAcross 49: An otherwise well-behaved liar?MORALFIBBERAAcross 53: One-on-one sportEPEEAAcross 55: Chanel fragranceCOCOAAcross 56: "___ precaution..."ASAAAcross 57: "Voices Carry" vocalist MannAIMEEAAcross 58: 90's actor EppsOMARAAcross 59: Luke's "90210" roleDYLANAAcross 60: Panay seaport with a repetitive nameILOILOAAcross 62: Landscaper's toolEDGERAAcross 64: Cupronickel, e.g.ALLOYAAcross 65: Method for mixing cards, Illinois-style?SPRINGFIELDRIFFLEAAcross 70: Divided into sectionsPANEDAAcross 72: Highflier's home?AERIEAAcross 73: Oceanus and brothersTITANSAAcross 75: Some construction beamsLBARSAAcross 76: Part of a wagon trainMULEAAcross 77: ProfitLUCREAAcross 79: Jump causerBOOAAcross 81: Old "Tonight Show" theme writerANKAAAcross 82: GradeHILLAAcross 83: Tot's plaything?TEETHERBALLAAcross 86: FumesSEESREDAAcross 88: Gathering placesAGORAEAAcross 90: Sale item labelASISAAcross 91: Wife, with "the"MRSAAcross 91: Wife, with "the"MRS.AAcross 92: Crew needOARAAcross 93: No-goodnikSO-AND-SOAAcross 95: Nobel or Celsius, e.g.SWEDEAAcross 96: ___ AbabaADDISAAcross 98: HadATEAAcross 99: SellsDEALSINAAcross 101: What to serve stew in?SUPPERBOWLAAcross 105: HardSTEELYAAcross 108: Natural gas componentETHANEAAcross 109: Ice cream as still life?PAINTEDDESSERTAAcross 115: PassesENACTSAAcross 116: Perfectly healthy, to the ArmyONEAAAcross 117: Person who cracks a whipLIONTAMERAAcross 118: Can't standDETESTAAcross 119: Kind of home or roomRESTAAcross 120: Russian riverLENAAAcross 121: TaxDUTYDDown 1: Gal of songSALDDown 2: 1970's Chinese premierHUADDown 3: Erhard's disciplineESTDDown 4: Part of a toll-free long-distance numberATTDDown 5: Less exposedSAFERDDown 6: IdenticalCLONEDDDown 7: HaughtinessAIRSDDown 8: Woodworking grooveDADODDown 9: ControlOWNDDown 10: Blockers, e.g.LINEMENDDown 11: VestigeDREGDDown 12: Twilled fabricSERGEDDown 13: Verbal duelingREPARTEEDDown 14: God, with "the"ETERNALDDown 15: CordsPANTSDDown 16: Purina alternativeALPODDown 17: "Later!"CIAODDown 18: Brickmaker's furnaceKILNDDown 20: Jewish teacherREBBEDDown 24: Sentence completerINMATEDDown 28: Swiveling partCASTERDDown 29: Family headMAMMADDown 30: Some Bach compositionsARIOSIDDown 31: Ranch infestation?CORRALSNAKESDDown 32: Underway to over thereASEADDown 34: ConsumerUSERDDown 38: French clergymanABBEDDown 39: Bassoon, basicallyTUBEDDown 40: Was overrunTEEMEDDDown 42: Yeast, fruit and nuts?STOLLENBASESDDown 43: Tree with podsCACAODDown 44: "The Gift of the Magi" featureIRONYDDown 48: Monster in the Strait of MessinaSCYLLADDown 50: Scottish landownersLAIRDSDDown 51: Thread: PrefixFILIDDown 52: "___ cloud nine!"IMONDDown 54: One of Henry VIII's sixPARRDDown 58: Flirt with, maybeOGLEDDown 59: Less saneDAFTERDDown 61: "Wozzeck" and "Jenufa"OPERASDDown 62: St. Patrick's homeEIREDDown 63: ___ gratiaDEIDDown 66: Land on the RubiconGAULDDown 67: GuysFELLASDDown 68: Smallpox symptomITCHDDown 69: Let goFIREDDown 70: Suffix with endo- or proto-PLASMDDown 71: Li'l oneABNERDDown 74: Gold coins of ancient RomeSOLIDIDDown 76: Central vein of a leafMIDRIBDDown 77: One of a ballroom coupleLEADDDown 78: Sport ___ (trucklike vehicles)UTESDDown 80: O. Henry Award-winning author Tillie ___OLSENDDown 82: Whiplash preventerHEADRESTDDown 83: FlawlesslyTO A TDDown 84: English poet DowsonERNESTDDown 85: Cuss (out)BAWLDDown 87: Marmots and suchRODENTSDDown 89: Savers by professionGOALIESDDown 94: Had too much ofODEDONDDown 95: "What ___ thou?"SAYSTDDown 96: SwiftlyAPACEDDown 97: Deep, unnatural sleepSOPORDDown 100: Jean Renoir film heroineELENADDown 101: BasisSEEDDDown 102: ___ Reader (eclectic magazine)UTNEDDown 103: Great, in slangPHATDDown 104: DwindleWANEDDown 106: Rossini subjectTELLDDown 107: Singer AdamsEDIEDDown 110: Basketball Hall-of-Famer HolmanNATDDown 111: DownSADDDown 112: Somewhat exotic meatEMUDDown 113: Abbr. after a general's name, maybeRETDDown 114: AimTRY