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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th April 1998

There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th April 1998. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Men in the hood?
AAcross 5: Head lock
AAcross 10: "Damn Yankees" vampLOLA
AAcross 14: School subj.
AAcross 18: "La Bohème," updated
AAcross 19: Back-country
AAcross 20: Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"
AAcross 22: Digging, so to speak
AAcross 23: Sgt. Snorkel's dog
AAcross 24: Labor organizer's cry
AAcross 25: Full shopping cart?FOURBAGGER
AAcross 27: Coffee filter?
AAcross 30: Small-time
AAcross 31: "The Benefactor" novelist
AAcross 32: Whirlpool whereabouts
AAcross 33: Captain Kirk's log entrySTARDATE
AAcross 35: Commemorative pillar
AAcross 38: They, to ThibaudetILS
AAcross 40: Mayflower Compact signerALDEN
AAcross 41: Journalist's question
AAcross 41: Journalist's question
AAcross 44: Drama in three acts?
AAcross 47: Be reasonable
AAcross 51: Wifey's mate
AAcross 53: Little or Short
AAcross 54: Is near bankruptcy
AAcross 56: Poltergeist manifestation
AAcross 57: Area east of the Bosporus
AAcross 58: Mountain goat's perch
AAcross 59: Matriculate
AAcross 61: "Superman II" villainess
AAcross 62: Pat Nixon's real first nameTHELMA
AAcross 64: Like party punch
AAcross 66: Farm alarms
AAcross 68: Kind of division
AAcross 70: Not sharply defined, as a computer image
AAcross 72: Drag queen's collection
AAcross 73: Food fish
AAcross 77: Like some undercover cops
AAcross 79: Loafer, e.g.
AAcross 83: Seat of Allen County, KansasIOLA
AAcross 84: Port on the English ChannelDIEPPE
AAcross 86: Like a Windsor tie
AAcross 88: The Blue Devils
AAcross 89: John known as "The Father of Television"BAIRD
AAcross 91: Body that includes SHAPE
AAcross 92: Mystical saying
AAcross 93: He caught Larsen's perfect game
AAcross 94: Plumed headgear
AAcross 95: Apply cosmetics to wild animals?MAKEUPGAME
AAcross 98: Stirrup site
AAcross 99: Wharton's farmerFROME
AAcross 102: Brownie
AAcross 103: N.B.A. Rookie of the Year, 1993ONEAL
AAcross 105: Goofing, with "up"
AAcross 108: Org. founded by Samuel Gompers
AAcross 110: Nagana carrier
AAcross 114: Talmud Torah teacher
AAcross 115: Bromo salesman?
AAcross 119: December 25?OPENINGDAY
AAcross 121: Go gaga over
AAcross 122: One in a receiving line?
AAcross 123: Bogarde of "Darling"
AAcross 124: Pick up on
AAcross 125: Comparatively congenial
AAcross 126: Shore soarer
AAcross 127: Nordstrom competitorSAKS
AAcross 128: A little night music
AAcross 129: Brats
AAcross 130: Kind of organ
DDown 1: The second plague, in Exodus
DDown 2: From an earlier era
DDown 3: Composer BrucknerANTON
DDown 4: Strong porters
DDown 5: Weary walker
DDown 6: They're always made at home
DDown 7: The Phantom of the OperaERIK
DDown 8: Renders replete
DDown 9: Less lively
DDown 10: Luce publication
DDown 11: Olfactory input
DDown 12: "Turandot" slaveLIU
DDown 13: Of an arterial trunk
DDown 14: Plastered at a picnic?HIGHANDOUTSIDE
DDown 15: Mint bar
DDown 16: Cubic meter
DDown 17: Divided
DDown 21: Car in a Beach Boys tuneTBIRD
DDown 26: Like much of Chile
DDown 28: Spruce
DDown 29: Feeler
DDown 34: Jazz pianist Billy
DDown 36: Unbelievable one
DDown 37: Knock for a loop: Var.
DDown 39: Bad-mouth
DDown 41: Journalist's question
DDown 42: "Not another word!"
DDown 43: Tony's cousinOBIE
DDown 45: 8 1/2" x 14"
DDown 46: Land alternative
DDown 48: Like some consequences
DDown 49: Pre-1991 atlas abbr.
DDown 50: Subjects of Mendelian experiments
DDown 52: Robinson and Thomas?BALLPARKFRANKS
DDown 55: Vulgarian
DDown 58: Switch-hit?
DDown 59: Out of this world
DDown 60: Like some interpretations
DDown 63: Bushy hair
DDown 65: Ranch hand
DDown 67: Baseball's Maglie
DDown 69: Mouth widener
DDown 71: ClinchSEWUP
DDown 73: They're all in the family
DDown 74: Ancient mariner
DDown 75: Others, to OvidALIA
DDown 76: Tars
DDown 78: Down Under dog
DDown 80: Unalloyed
DDown 81: Creole vegetable
DDown 82: Close in on
DDown 85: Student-focused org.PTA
DDown 87: One who makes an admission?
DDown 90: BreadDOREMI
DDown 92: Brutes
DDown 93: Brute
DDown 96: Tel Aviv carrierELAL
DDown 97: Trades
DDown 100: 1936 Olympics hero
DDown 101: Car-racing class
DDown 104: Libertine
DDown 105: Olive brown
DDown 106: Bob Cratchit, e.g.
DDown 107: Understanding
DDown 109: Showed the way, in a wayLEDIN
DDown 111: "So ___!"
DDown 112: Hanging net
DDown 113: Flubbed a fly
DDown 114: Fashionable dressers
DDown 116: Head set
DDown 117: Central points
DDown 118: Attend Andover, e.g.
DDown 120: Watson-Crick model
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