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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st March 1998

    There are 57 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st March 1998. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Displaces
    AAcross 6: Atomic
    AAcross 12: Lowly ones
    AAcross 17: Portuguese city
    AAcross 19: Batting a thousandONAROLL
    AAcross 21: Mercury : Sable :: Ford : ___
    AAcross 23: Poet's outlook on life?ITCOULDBEVERSE
    AAcross 25: Fighting force
    AAcross 26: Good earth
    AAcross 27: Grab
    AAcross 28: Poet's favorite 1972 hit?IAMBWOMAN
    AAcross 30: Objective
    AAcross 32: Many people sit around it
    AAcross 34: With 68-Down, "Fame" actressIRENE
    AAcross 35: Shakespearean couplet description?ITSSONNETSLASTLEGS
    AAcross 41: Did derbies
    AAcross 42: Derbies
    AAcross 43: Roar of the crowd
    AAcross 44: Ebon
    AAcross 47: What one gets reading poetry?ABARDSEYEVIEW
    AAcross 52: Pen
    AAcross 55: Iranian city
    AAcross 56: General assemblies
    AAcross 57: Meal starter
    AAcross 59: Don't waste
    AAcross 60: Sans nuts, e.g.
    AAcross 62: "Taras Bulba" author
    AAcross 65: Tamper-resistant
    AAcross 66: Result of poetic license?ASSONANCEWILLHAPPEN
    AAcross 70: Crows
    AAcross 71: Stand for Steen
    AAcross 72: "Eleni" director Peter
    AAcross 73: Too hot for tots
    AAcross 74: "Brain Trust" Prez
    AAcross 75: Bats
    AAcross 77: Hi-fi buysLPS
    AAcross 80: Substance in soaps
    AAcross 82: What a disaffected Japanese poet might become?AHAIKUDROPOUT
    AAcross 87: Outdated poet suffix
    AAcross 88: Tel. listing abbr.
    AAcross 90: Kyrgyzstan's ___ MountainsALAI
    AAcross 91: Certain vertebrae
    AAcross 92: Opinion of Keats poetry?ITSTHESAMEODESTORY
    AAcross 98: Some "Aïda" singers
    AAcross 101: Labor activist ChavezCESAR
    AAcross 102: Forum wear
    AAcross 103: Talk about Tennyson poems?IDYLLCHAT
    AAcross 105: Hose hue
    AAcross 107: "Hard Lines" poet
    AAcross 111: Correction section
    AAcross 112: Conclusion of many a poet?RHYMEDOESNTPAY
    AAcross 116: Emmy-winning RobREINER
    AAcross 117: Arabs, Hebrews, etc.SEMITES
    AAcross 118: HitchesTIESUP
    AAcross 119: She's married...with niños
    AAcross 120: Contend, colloquially
    AAcross 121: Designer SimpsonADELE
    DDown 1: More than simmer
    DDown 2: Machinating
    DDown 3: Provincial capital in the Dominican RepublicMOCA
    DDown 4: Vow taker
    DDown 5: Jeff's "77 Sunset Strip" partnerSTU
    DDown 6: Kinetic art form
    DDown 7: "The Gondoliers" nurseINEZ
    DDown 8: Pew locale
    DDown 9: Suffix akin to -ity
    DDown 10: Crag
    DDown 11: Fictional Dinsmore and VennerELSIES
    DDown 12: Lance
    DDown 13: Pesky insect
    DDown 14: Unconfirmed reports
    DDown 15: Body build
    DDown 16: Khartoum's country
    DDown 18: Merlin of football and TVOLSEN
    DDown 20: Roof type
    DDown 22: All there
    DDown 24: Old-timer, of sorts
    DDown 29: Xylophone striker
    DDown 31: Senator of 1967 censureDODD
    DDown 32: High: PrefixALTI
    DDown 33: Flatten, in Britain
    DDown 35: Babylon's land
    DDown 36: Perfume billed as "The forbidden fragrance"
    DDown 37: Swindle
    DDown 38: Next
    DDown 39: Wild things
    DDown 40: Poetic contraction
    DDown 40: Poetic contraction
    DDown 44: 10,000,000 ergs
    DDown 45: Krupp works site
    DDown 46: Ticked (off)
    DDown 48: Reaches over
    DDown 49: Friend of Coleridge
    DDown 50: Hankered
    DDown 51: It's got ewe covered
    DDown 53: Crinkly cloth
    DDown 54: Springs
    DDown 58: "___ can eat!"
    DDown 60: Sacred poem
    DDown 61: It's played with matches
    DDown 63: Need to reimburse
    DDown 64: "The Fisher King" directorGILLIAM
    DDown 65: Bacchus attendant
    DDown 66: Filmdom's Robert and AlanALDAS
    DDown 67: People
    DDown 68: See 34-AcrossCARA
    DDown 69: Horse height measure
    DDown 70: Open wide
    DDown 74: Chevy Chase title role
    DDown 76: Sooner migrantOKIE
    DDown 77: Bats
    DDown 78: Manx "Thanks!"
    DDown 79: Abide
    DDown 81: Cabbage collector, for short
    DDown 83: "Ford ___ better idea" (old slogan)HASA
    DDown 84: Winged
    DDown 85: "Odyssey" peak
    DDown 86: Protected, in a way
    DDown 89: Tailor's tool
    DDown 92: St. John, e.g.
    DDown 93: Joust contestant
    DDown 94: Job preceder
    DDown 95: Pointless
    DDown 96: Venetian official, once
    DDown 97: Give off
    DDown 98: Stand at wakes
    DDown 99: Relevant, to lawyersADREM
    DDown 100: Neighbor of Turkey
    DDown 104: Give a hoot
    DDown 105: Derby doings
    DDown 106: Noble, in NurembergEDEL
    DDown 108: Church projection
    DDown 109: King of a Handel oratorio
    DDown 110: Promotional overkill
    DDown 113: Peruvian SumacYMA
    DDown 114: Lead head?
    DDown 115: Actress LongNIA
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