New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th April 1998

There are 60 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th April 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Outputs from El Chichón
AAcross 6:	Bellyached
AAcross 12:	The Scourge of God
AAcross 18:	Cassandra, e.g.
AAcross 20:	Additions at school?
AAcross 22:	Neptune satellite
AAcross 23:	Conductor Georg got high praise from his peers?	SOLTIFAREDWELLAMIDOWN
AAcross 26:	Like a solar event
AAcross 27:	Panache
AAcross 28:	Come-ons
AAcross 29:	Hides
AAcross 30:	Go-carts
AAcross 33:	Curtain material
AAcross 35:	Chunk
AAcross 37:	Half of a Vegas duo	ROY
AAcross 38:	D.C. figures: Abbr.
AAcross 39:	Wiped out
AAcross 43:	"Blueberry Hill" singer is the only portly person in the family?	DOMINOSOLEFATRELATIVE
AAcross 50:	Analogous (to)
AAcross 51:	"Bravo!"
AAcross 52:	King's title, for short
AAcross 53:	Baseball's Caminiti
AAcross 53:	Baseball's Caminiti
AAcross 54:	Burden
AAcross 55:	Bonaparte aide
AAcross 56:	Numerical prefix	OCTO
AAcross 58:	Change for the better
AAcross 60:	Overthrew
AAcross 64:	O.T. book read at Purim	ESTH
AAcross 66:	Antiquated
AAcross 69:	Japanese violinist is bored by her Calif. performance?	MIDORITIRESOFANLASOLO
AAcross 75:	Church assembly
AAcross 76:	Small field
AAcross 77:	Computer language
AAcross 78:	Virile
AAcross 81:	___ ghost	SEEA
AAcross 83:	"7 Faces of Dr. ___" (1964 movie)
AAcross 85:	Salon stuff
AAcross 86:	Clay, now
AAcross 87:	Some radios, for short	FMS
AAcross 90:	Thin skin
AAcross 93:	Stadium level
AAcross 94:	Rap Queen loves her supporters?	LATIFAHSOLDONADMIRERS
AAcross 98:	Lender's protection
AAcross 99:	Fan sounds
AAcross 100:	Amalgamate
AAcross 101:	___-Cat	SNO
AAcross 102:	Super Bowl M.V.P. Brett	FAVRE
AAcross 104:	Show biz's Peggy and Mama	CASSES
AAcross 107:	Twilight, old-style
AAcross 111:	Composed
AAcross 114:	"The Wild Duck" playwright
AAcross 116:	Given to burrowing, maybe	MOLELIKE
AAcross 118:	Pianist Ruth's audience knows exactly when to clap?	LAREDOFANSTIMINGSOLID
AAcross 122:	Armpit, anatomically
AAcross 123:	One surrounded by raised hands	TOASTEE
AAcross 124:	Tampa neighbor	STPETE
AAcross 125:	Sotheby's visitor
AAcross 126:	William Jennings ___ "Cross of Gold" speech	BRYANS
AAcross 127:	Mosquito type
DDown 1:	Shakes off
DDown 2:	Hard as ___	AROCK
DDown 3:	Singer with a falsetto	VALLI
DDown 4:	Playing a part from	ACTINGIN
DDown 5:	Is tricked by	SLIPSON
DDown 6:	Venetian boat song
DDown 7:	Chemical ending
DDown 8:	Ultimate
DDown 9:	Reduced in number
DDown 10:	Board members
DDown 11:	Big name in paperbacks
DDown 12:	Take-out counter?
DDown 13:	Chirrup
DDown 14:	Most well-kept
DDown 15:	Pour ___	ITON
DDown 16:	"St. Elmo's Fire" actor
DDown 17:	Raggedy ___ (dolls)
DDown 19:	Newt
DDown 21:	Drivel
DDown 24:	Component of "fully loaded"
DDown 25:	Redresser
DDown 31:	"Beat the Clock" TV host	COLLYER
DDown 32:	Glanced at
DDown 34:	Ferry terminus, maybe
DDown 36:	Salaam
DDown 38:	Marginal notation
DDown 40:	Get off on
DDown 41:	Composed
DDown 42:	Make (one's way)
DDown 43:	Fact or factoid
DDown 44:	Safari sight
DDown 45:	Kind of review
DDown 46:	Mail or fax	SENDTO
DDown 47:	Injury around a horse's hoof	FOOTSCALD
DDown 48:	News head
DDown 49:	Hindu incarnation
DDown 57:	Birds-feather link	OFA
DDown 59:	Best-selling computer game	MYST
DDown 61:	Nibble
DDown 62:	Stand in the sun, say	DRYOFF
DDown 63:	German one	EIN
DDown 65:	Wriggly creature	SEAEEL
DDown 67:	Develop
DDown 68:	Traffic caution	SLO
DDown 70:	Freudian concerns
DDown 71:	Jaguars and such
DDown 72:	"Live free ___" (New Hampshire motto)	ORDIE
DDown 73:	Snowfall
DDown 74:	Lulus
DDown 78:	Retailer's place
DDown 79:	Game ending?	ALAI
DDown 80:	Give as an example
DDown 82:	Group of poems
DDown 84:	Service sites
DDown 88:	Sportscaster Albert	MARV
DDown 89:	"Funny Girl" co-star
DDown 91:	Weather stats
DDown 92:	Maximum limits?
DDown 93:	English novelist Anthony
DDown 95:	Where home is
DDown 96:	Adar's predecessor
DDown 97:	Food eaten
DDown 103:	Confuse
DDown 104:	French equivalent of the Oscar	CESAR
DDown 105:	Impatient
DDown 106:	Prince, e.g.
DDown 108:	Made smooth, in a way
DDown 109:	"Go fly ___!"	AKITE
DDown 110:	Old Persians	MEDES
DDown 111:	Hunk
DDown 112:	Shout in bad weather?
DDown 113:	Saharan
DDown 115:	Kind of appeal
DDown 117:	Some football linemen: Abbr.	LGS
DDown 119:	Scull
DDown 120:	"Give ___ rest!"
DDown 121:	Blokes