New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st February 1998

There are 63 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st February 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rum-soaked cake
AAcross 5:	Tall, slender hound
AAcross 11:	Practical joke
AAcross 15:	Bleached
AAcross 19:	12th-century poet	OMAR
AAcross 20:	Neckwear accessory
AAcross 21:	Uzbek sea	ARAL
AAcross 22:	Fashion house ___-Picone	EVAN
AAcross 23:	"At 9 A.M. breakfast will be supplied by ___"	POSTCEREALS
AAcross 25:	Prohibit
AAcross 27:	Mastic, for one
AAcross 28:	"At 11 A.M. ___ will speak"
AAcross 30:	Comics sound
AAcross 31:	Unusually smart
AAcross 34:	First name in TV talk	LEEZA
AAcross 35:	Like R. L. Stine stories
AAcross 36:	"At 1 P.M. ___ will sing..."	THELETTERMEN
AAcross 39:	Govt. property org.
AAcross 40:	River near Chantilly	OISE
AAcross 41:	O'Donnell and Perez
AAcross 42:	"...a tune from one of their ___"	OLDALBUMS
AAcross 48:	Modern office staples	PCS
AAcross 49:	Jackson and Leigh	JANETS
AAcross 50:	Handle a joystick
AAcross 51:	In post-career mode: Abbr.
AAcross 52:	Dance invitation response	LOVETO
AAcross 53:	Axis Powers, once
AAcross 54:	Jamaican sect member
AAcross 56:	"At 3 P.M. President Clinton will ___..."	DELIVERANADDRESS
AAcross 61:	First name among sopranos	KIRI
AAcross 62:	The less-used end
AAcross 63:	Nonexistent
AAcross 64:	Key of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3	AMINOR
AAcross 66:	Kind of alcohol
AAcross 67:	"...on the subject of ___"	STICKTOITIVENESS
AAcross 74:	Initiated, legally
AAcross 76:	Europe/Asia dividers
AAcross 77:	Actress Suzanne	SOMERS
AAcross 78:	Ambient music pioneer	ENO
AAcross 79:	Mount Vernon, e.g.
AAcross 81:	Wristbone-related
AAcross 82:	Abbr. on a Mayberry envelope
AAcross 85:	"At 5 P.M. the Philatelic Society will discuss some ___"	NEWISSUES
AAcross 87:	Knot-tying place
AAcross 88:	Actress Ward	SELA
AAcross 89:	Hosts	MCS
AAcross 90:	"And at 7 P.M. there'll be a showing of the 60's film ___..."	THECOLLECTOR
AAcross 92:	Snail trail
AAcross 95:	Slick, so to speak
AAcross 98:	Some pops: Abbr.	SRS
AAcross 99:	Wage news
AAcross 100:	"...starring ___..."	TERENCESTAMP
AAcross 103:	Goes limp
AAcross 104:	Call to action	UPANDATIT
AAcross 105:	"...unless ___"	ITSCANCELED
AAcross 110:	Grouper grabbers
AAcross 111:	Numerous
AAcross 112:	Dario Fo forte
AAcross 113:	Infamous Roman
AAcross 114:	Cobbler's need
AAcross 115:	Places for coats
AAcross 116:	Lively intelligence
AAcross 117:	Jersey Standard's other name	ESSO
DDown 1:	Conk
DDown 2:	Without form	AMORPHIC
DDown 3:	Without foundation
DDown 4:	Gallery event	ARTSALE
DDown 5:	British gun
DDown 6:	It can be fresh or hot
DDown 7:	Singer Peggy
DDown 8:	Put ___ fight	UPA
DDown 9:	Brick baker
DDown 10:	Dr. Scholl products
DDown 11:	I love: Fr.	JAIME
DDown 12:	Ball partner	ARNAZ
DDown 13:	City on the Ganges	PATNA
DDown 14:	Basic: Abbr.	ELEM
DDown 15:	Human-powered taxi
DDown 16:	Province of Spain	AVILA
DDown 17:	Tongue-lasher?
DDown 18:	Access
DDown 24:	Ticket
DDown 26:	Slangy tag-team member	RASSLER
DDown 29:	TV dog
DDown 30:	Boarding place
DDown 31:	Sorry individual
DDown 32:	Barcelona buck
DDown 33:	Colorful spiral seashell
DDown 37:	Mary of Peter, Paul and Mary	TRAVERS
DDown 38:	My, to Mimi
DDown 39:	Lead pumper
DDown 42:	[see other side]
DDown 43:	Collins juice
DDown 44:	Quite a while
DDown 45:	Bearish
DDown 46:	Underground systems
DDown 47:	Fire escape route
DDown 49:	Jupiter
DDown 50:	"___, the heavens were opened": Matt. 3:16	ANDLO
DDown 52:	Glove fabric
DDown 53:	Film changes
DDown 55:	Sheriff Lobo portrayer	AKINS
DDown 56:	Wound with sound
DDown 57:	He's a weasel
DDown 58:	Flatten	LAYLOW
DDown 59:	Talus area
DDown 60:	Loss-prevention device
DDown 65:	Blackbird
DDown 68:	1984 Peace Nobelist
DDown 69:	"Dies ___"	IRAE
DDown 70:	Familiars, often
DDown 71:	Writer Singer and inventor Singer	ISAACS
DDown 72:	Apathy
DDown 73:	Drives forward
DDown 75:	Prepare to land
DDown 80:	Subj. of 60's protest
DDown 81:	He helped topple Batista
DDown 82:	Slaps a new head on
DDown 83:	Dentists' kids, probably
DDown 84:	Have the guts
DDown 86:	Prodigious
DDown 87:	Shift
DDown 88:	Like some triangles
DDown 90:	Dam agcy.	TVA
DDown 91:	Hockey's Lindros
DDown 92:	Hollywood dive?
DDown 93:	Ostracized one
DDown 94:	Ready to spit
DDown 95:	Caterpillar hairs
DDown 96:	Via
DDown 97:	Case workers: Abbr.	ATTYS
DDown 101:	Summer getaway, perhaps
DDown 102:	School orgs.	PTAS
DDown 103:	Big letters in public broadcasting	WNET
DDown 106:	Race car sponsor
DDown 106:	Race car sponsor
DDown 107:	Columbus, for one: Abbr.	CIR
DDown 108:	Christina's dad	ARI
DDown 109:	Prelude to a hickey