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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Men in the hood?FRASAAcross 5: Head lockTRESSAAcross 10: "Damn Yankees" vampLOLAAAcross 14: School subj.HISTAAcross 18: "La Bohème," updatedRENTAAcross 19: Back-countryRURALAAcross 20: Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"IDIOTAAcross 22: Digging, so to speakINTOAAcross 23: Sgt. Snorkel's dogOTTOAAcross 24: Labor organizer's cryUNITEAAcross 25: Full shopping cart?FOURBAGGERAAcross 27: Coffee filter?GROUNDSKEEPERAAcross 30: Small-timeTINHORNAAcross 31: "The Benefactor" novelistSONTAGAAcross 32: Whirlpool whereaboutsSPAAAcross 33: Captain Kirk's log entrySTARDATEAAcross 35: Commemorative pillarSTELAAAcross 38: They, to ThibaudetILSAAcross 40: Mayflower Compact signerALDENAAcross 41: Journalist's questionW.H.O.AAcross 41: Journalist's questionWHOAAcross 44: Drama in three acts?TRIPLE PLAYAAcross 47: Be reasonableADD UPAAcross 51: Wifey's mateHUBBYAAcross 53: Little or ShortAPERAAcross 54: Is near bankruptcyAILSAAcross 56: Poltergeist manifestationNOISEAAcross 57: Area east of the BosporusASIAAAcross 58: Mountain goat's perchCRAGAAcross 59: MatriculateENROLLAAcross 61: "Superman II" villainessURSAAAcross 62: Pat Nixon's real first nameTHELMAAAcross 64: Like party punchLACEDAAcross 66: Farm alarmsROOSTERSAAcross 68: Kind of divisionLONGAAcross 70: Not sharply defined, as a computer imageLORESAAcross 72: Drag queen's collectionBOASAAcross 73: Food fishSNAPPERSAAcross 77: Like some undercover copsWIREDAAcross 79: Loafer, e.g.SLIP-ONAAcross 83: Seat of Allen County, KansasIOLAAAcross 84: Port on the English ChannelDIEPPEAAcross 86: Like a Windsor tieWIDEAAcross 88: The Blue DevilsDUKEAAcross 89: John known as "The Father of Television"BAIRDAAcross 91: Body that includes SHAPENATOAAcross 92: Mystical sayingRUNEAAcross 93: He caught Larsen's perfect gameBERRAAAcross 94: Plumed headgearSHAKOAAcross 95: Apply cosmetics to wild animals?MAKEUPGAMEAAcross 98: Stirrup siteEARAAcross 99: Wharton's farmerFROMEAAcross 102: BrownieELFAAcross 103: N.B.A. Rookie of the Year, 1993ONEALAAcross 105: Goofing, with "up"SCREWINGAAcross 108: Org. founded by Samuel GompersAFLAAcross 110: Nagana carrierTSETSEAAcross 114: Talmud Torah teacherMELAMEDAAcross 115: Bromo salesman?RELIEF PITCHERAAcross 119: December 25?OPENINGDAYAAcross 121: Go gaga overADOREAAcross 122: One in a receiving line?HEIRAAcross 123: Bogarde of "Darling"DIRKAAcross 124: Pick up onSENSEAAcross 125: Comparatively congenialNICERAAcross 126: Shore soarerERNEAAcross 127: Nordstrom competitorSAKSAAcross 128: A little night musicTAPSAAcross 129: BratsSNIPSAAcross 130: Kind of organREEDDDown 1: The second plague, in ExodusFROGSDDown 2: From an earlier eraRETRODDown 3: Composer BrucknerANTONDDown 4: Strong portersSTOUTSDDown 5: Weary walkerTRUDGERDDown 6: They're always made at homeRUNSDDown 7: The Phantom of the OperaERIKDDown 8: Renders repleteSATESDDown 9: Less livelySLEEPIERDDown 10: Luce publicationLIFEDDown 11: Olfactory inputODORSDDown 12: "Turandot" slaveLIUDDown 13: Of an arterial trunkAORTALDDown 14: Plastered at a picnic?HIGHANDOUTSIDEDDown 15: Mint barINGOTDDown 16: Cubic meterSTEREDDown 17: DividedTORNDDown 21: Car in a Beach Boys tuneTBIRDDDown 26: Like much of ChileANDEANDDown 28: SpruceNATTYDDown 29: FeelerPALPDDown 34: Jazz pianist BillyTAYLORDDown 36: Unbelievable oneLIARDDown 37: Knock for a loop: Var.APPALDDown 39: Bad-mouthSLANDERDDown 41: Journalist's questionWHATDDown 42: "Not another word!"HUSHDDown 43: Tony's cousinOBIEDDown 45: 8 1/2" x 14"LEGALDDown 46: Land alternativeAIRDDown 48: Like some consequencesDIREDDown 49: Pre-1991 atlas abbr.USSRDDown 50: Subjects of Mendelian experimentsPEASDDown 52: Robinson and Thomas?BALLPARKFRANKSDDown 55: VulgarianSLOBDDown 58: Switch-hit?CANEDDDown 59: Out of this worldEERIEDDown 60: Like some interpretationsLOOSEDDown 63: Bushy hairMOPDDown 65: Ranch handCOWPOKEDDown 67: Baseball's MaglieSALDDown 69: Mouth widenerGRINDDown 71: ClinchSEWUPDDown 73: They're all in the familySIBSDDown 74: Ancient marinerNOAHDDown 75: Others, to OvidALIADDown 76: TarsSEAMENDDown 78: Down Under dogDINGODDown 80: UnalloyedPUREDDown 81: Creole vegetableOKRADDown 82: Close in onNEARDDown 85: Student-focused org.PTADDown 87: One who makes an admission?DEANDDown 90: BreadDOREMIDDown 92: BrutesRUFFIANSDDown 93: BruteBEASTDDown 96: Tel Aviv carrierELALDDown 97: TradesMETIERSDDown 100: 1936 Olympics heroOWENSDDown 101: Car-racing classMIDGETDDown 104: LibertineLECHERDDown 105: Olive brownSEPIADDown 106: Bob Cratchit, e.g.CLERKDDown 107: UnderstandingGRASPDDown 109: Showed the way, in a wayLEDINDDown 111: "So ___!"THEREDDown 112: Hanging netSEINEDDown 113: Flubbed a flyERREDDDown 114: Fashionable dressersMODSDDown 116: Head setEYESDDown 117: Central pointsFOCIDDown 118: Attend Andover, e.g.PREPDDown 120: Watson-Crick modelDNA