New York Times Answers - Thursday, 29th January 1998

There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 29th January 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Platters
AAcross 6:	Waveless
AAcross 10:	Bidder's option
AAcross 14:	"Racy" neckwear
AAcross 15:	Rink jump
AAcross 16:	District
AAcross 17:	President who married in office
AAcross 20:	Kind of control
AAcross 21:	Military acronym	NORAD
AAcross 22:	What you stand to lose?
AAcross 24:	Erwin of 50's TV	STU
AAcross 25:	Group of whales
AAcross 27:	Dug into
AAcross 28:	Beckett award	OBIE
AAcross 30:	"The African Queen" writer
AAcross 33:	Swift boats
AAcross 35:	Tin Pan Alley org.	ASCAP
AAcross 36:	1962 Robert Frost collection	INTHECLEARING
AAcross 41:	Fungus, in Falmouth
AAcross 42:	Hearty entree
AAcross 44:	1997 Masters winner	TIGERWOODS
AAcross 49:	Mistress in a Thomas Mann novel	ZAZA
AAcross 50:	Photographer's abbr.
AAcross 51:	"Brat Farrar" mystery writer	TEY
AAcross 52:	"Rocks"
AAcross 54:	Be worthwhile
AAcross 55:	In agreement
AAcross 57:	Relative of 14-Across
AAcross 59:	C.I.A. undertaking
AAcross 64:	Salt Lake City players
AAcross 65:	Word said with a tear
AAcross 66:	Canio's wife in "Pagliacci"	NEDDA
AAcross 67:	Larboard
AAcross 68:	Vanquish
AAcross 69:	Down at the heels
DDown 1:	First name at the U.N., 1953-61
DDown 2:	Neighbor of Syr.	ISR
DDown 3:	Stinger
DDown 4:	Sheltered nook
DDown 5:	Dams up
DDown 6:	Prickly pear, e.g.
DDown 7:	Car bar
DDown 8:	Nautical side
DDown 9:	XI years before the Battle of Hastings	MLV
DDown 10:	___ Alto	PALO
DDown 11:	Mountain whose name means "holy ground"
DDown 12:	Ratifying body
DDown 13:	Not so sunny
DDown 18:	College org.
DDown 19:	Makes beloved
DDown 22:	Chop off
DDown 23:	Archeological shelter
DDown 25:	Assert
DDown 26:	Bo Derek's whale of a film
DDown 29:	Words on a Wonderland cake	EATME
DDown 31:	1996 Masters winner	FALDO
DDown 32:	Thick-coated dog
DDown 34:	More succinct
DDown 37:	World chess champ, 1935-37	EUWE
DDown 38:	Pall
DDown 39:	Sea current
DDown 40:	Where Samson ground meal
DDown 43:	King Arthur's foster brother
DDown 44:	China piece
DDown 45:	Entirely
DDown 46:	Mandela portrayer in a 1987 film
DDown 47:	Most dreadful
DDown 48:	Dueling memento, maybe
DDown 53:	Editor Harold
DDown 56:	"___-ce pas?"
DDown 57:	Their days are numbered	CPAS
DDown 58:	To ___ (exactly)	ATEE
DDown 60:	Bar bill
DDown 61:	Cheer for Escamillo
DDown 62:	Outlandish
DDown 63:	Dissenting vote