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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd March 1998

    There are 64 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd March 1998. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Purloin a sirloin?
    AAcross 7: Not for sure
    AAcross 13: Hangers around the house
    AAcross 19: Necessitate
    AAcross 20: ___ de BalzacHONORE
    AAcross 21: Something too easily broken
    AAcross 22: Overdo the diet
    AAcross 23: Director Martin Scorsese's anagrammatic claimISTRESSROMANCE
    AAcross 25: Where a pupil sits
    AAcross 26: Recess for a joint
    AAcross 28: Emmy-winning Daly
    AAcross 29: Rotten egg
    AAcross 30: Jockey Eddie Arcaro's anagrammatic mottoDORIDEARACE
    AAcross 32: Hors d'oeuvre cheese
    AAcross 33: Cartoon skunk Le PewPEPE
    AAcross 34: Masthead figs.
    AAcross 35: Queen's servants
    AAcross 36: King of comedy
    AAcross 37: Hole-making bug
    AAcross 38: Fine subjects
    AAcross 39: Ulysses S. Grant's anagrammatic advice regarding hangoversTRYSUNGLASSES
    AAcross 43: Protectors from splats
    AAcross 46: Cried "Yee-haw!"
    AAcross 47: Poetic preposition
    AAcross 48: A point in MexicoNORTE
    AAcross 49: Song-and-dance shows
    AAcross 50: Spree
    AAcross 51: Sternward
    AAcross 54: Artist Piet Mondrian's anagrammatic epigramIPAINTMODERN
    AAcross 57: Capitalist?
    AAcross 59: Congress-thwarting move
    AAcross 60: Author ___ Mae BrownRITA
    AAcross 61: Jackknife, e.g.
    AAcross 62: Farm prefixAGRI
    AAcross 63: Toothless
    AAcross 65: Kevin Costner's anagrammatic lament about his videosNEVERINSTOCK
    AAcross 69: What Leary tripped on
    AAcross 70: Wheel track
    AAcross 71: Sunshine in QuébecSOLEIL
    AAcross 72: Babe Ruth, on the Yankees
    AAcross 73: Intent
    AAcross 74: Without rocks
    AAcross 75: Sneaker bottoms
    AAcross 76: Carmen Miranda's anagrammatic ballroom tipDANCEARMINARM
    AAcross 80: What an ostiary guards
    AAcross 81: Oxlike antelope
    AAcross 82: Footless critter
    AAcross 83: Stuff in a muffin
    AAcross 84: Slugger's stat
    AAcross 87: Greet with old-fashioned etiquette
    AAcross 88: Bath's county
    AAcross 89: Len Deighton's anagrammatic avowal on writingIDOLENGTHEN
    AAcross 93: Beatles' "___ Loser"IMA
    AAcross 94: MacGraw's namesakesALIS
    AAcross 95: Any spider
    AAcross 96: Glaciated mountain peak
    AAcross 97: Poet Denise Levertov's anagrammatic urgingDELVEINTOVERSE
    AAcross 100: Tasselly hem
    AAcross 102: Blow up
    AAcross 103: Let
    AAcross 104: Melt down, as fat
    AAcross 105: "Sophie's Choice" author
    AAcross 106: Helmet plumes
    AAcross 107: Lots and lots
    DDown 1: Have a hearth
    DDown 2: Virgin
    DDown 3: Domestic flights
    DDown 4: Ankles
    DDown 5: Ullmann of moviedom
    DDown 6: Classic work of Euclid
    DDown 7: Trilled calls
    DDown 8: Plantain lily
    DDown 9: Bit of clowning
    DDown 10: Whence the word "troll"
    DDown 11: Canadian prairie tribe
    DDown 12: Aye-aye
    DDown 13: Many a lecturer
    DDown 14: Setting for "Don Pasquale"
    DDown 15: Org. with a much-quoted journal
    DDown 16: Lobster part
    DDown 17: Coop flier
    DDown 18: Rustic sow-and-sows?
    DDown 21: Like a Nosy Parker
    DDown 24: Maroon
    DDown 27: Mudder fodder
    DDown 31: Shade
    DDown 32: B. B.'s bag
    DDown 33: Prepare to be shot
    DDown 36: Quaker in the woods
    DDown 37: Carrier in a canal
    DDown 38: Auteur's order
    DDown 39: Bara the "vamp"THEDA
    DDown 40: Gad about
    DDown 41: "It's ___ move"
    DDown 42: Get a rise out of?
    DDown 43: Whine pathetically
    DDown 44: Urban transports
    DDown 45: Emulated Demosthenes
    DDown 46: Composed
    DDown 50: Rock's Bon ___JOVI
    DDown 51: Silky goat
    DDown 52: Like fast marches
    DDown 53: Tots' wheels, for short
    DDown 55: Psychic shock
    DDown 56: Oven ___
    DDown 57: School door sign
    DDown 58: Brit's accented reply
    DDown 61: Rational faith in God
    DDown 64: Put to the proof
    DDown 65: Without letup
    DDown 66: "Pure ___" (1994 jazz album)ELLA
    DDown 67: Drive out of one's lane
    DDown 68: Buff, so to speak
    DDown 71: Grafting bud
    DDown 73: Teen-y problem
    DDown 74: Tariff
    DDown 75: Alternately
    DDown 76: Mocks
    DDown 77: Foodstuff
    DDown 78: How some country stars sing
    DDown 79: Product of erosion
    DDown 80: Trio abroadDREI
    DDown 83: Runs colorfully
    DDown 84: Name in a Beach Boys titleRHONDA
    DDown 85: In old show biz, he was no dummy
    DDown 86: Forward line players, in soccer
    DDown 88: Set straight
    DDown 89: Singer CaraIRENE
    DDown 90: Cupid's stock
    DDown 91: Start
    DDown 92: Like whose eyes, in a Ben Jonson verse?
    DDown 94: Of planes and flying
    DDown 95: Say it's so
    DDown 98: Alternate: Abbr.
    DDown 98: Alternate: Abbr.
    DDown 99: Mythical monster
    DDown 101: Abbr. on a boombox
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