New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th May 1998

There are 64 across clues and 99 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th May 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Be unwarrantably bold
AAcross 8:	Occultism
AAcross 14:	Modus operandi
AAcross 20:	One seen at trackside
AAcross 22:	Moonstruck
AAcross 23:	Lizard with a serrated crest
AAcross 24:	Start of an imaginary soliloquy	IDONOTLIKEMYDADSBROTHER
AAcross 27:	Inoffensive
AAcross 28:	Accepted	OKD
AAcross 29:	Kind of ticket
AAcross 30:	Enzyme suffix	ASE
AAcross 31:	Part 2 of the soliloquy	POISONEDKINGWEDMYMOTHER
AAcross 41:	Walker's aid
AAcross 42:	Uris novel "___ 18"	MILA
AAcross 43:	Buddhist who has attained Nirvana
AAcross 44:	Sitter's charge
AAcross 47:	Halfwit
AAcross 48:	Tierra-Fuego bridge
AAcross 48:	Tierra-Fuego bridge
AAcross 49:	Spirited meeting?
AAcross 52:	Part 3 of the soliloquy	ILETTHEMTHINKTHATIAMMAD
AAcross 61:	Ref's call
AAcross 62:	Part of many Arab names	ABOU
AAcross 63:	Favorite
AAcross 64:	International money
AAcross 65:	Part 4 of the soliloquy	OOPSISTABBEDOPHELIASDAD
AAcross 72:	Prefix with nucleotide	TRI
AAcross 73:	French cleric
AAcross 74:	Controversial teachings
AAcross 75:	Promising words
AAcross 76:	Part of a G.I.'s address
AAcross 79:	50's baseball nickname	KLU
AAcross 81:	Samantha's daughter on TV	TABITHA
AAcross 85:	1976 album "Olé ___"	ELO
AAcross 86:	Declinations
AAcross 87:	1939 Humphrey Bogart role	DRX
AAcross 88:	Rattling trains
AAcross 89:	Catch, as flies
AAcross 90:	Type
AAcross 92:	Part 5 of the soliloquy	NOBODYHELPSMEINMYPLIGHT
AAcross 103:	To me, to Mimi	AMOI
AAcross 104:	Psychoanalyst Fromm	ERICH
AAcross 105:	Introduction to marketing?
AAcross 106:	Picnic spoiler
AAcross 107:	Part 6 of the soliloquy	NOWLAERTESANDIWILLFIGHT
AAcross 114:	Popular van Gogh painting
AAcross 115:	She's a deer
AAcross 116:	Kind of tin
AAcross 117:	Brillo rival
AAcross 118:	Entanglement
AAcross 120:	Holds
AAcross 122:	Pickle place
AAcross 123:	Part 7 of the soliloquy	SWORDSARESWITCHEDINAJAM
AAcross 133:	Took place
AAcross 134:	Airport feature
AAcross 135:	Nasser's org.	UAR
AAcross 136:	Genoan V.I.P., once
AAcross 137:	End of the soliloquy	ATHEATRICALENDINGHAMIAM
AAcross 147:	Put on ice
AAcross 148:	Arbitrates
AAcross 149:	Bawl out	SAILINTO
AAcross 150:	One of the Munsters
AAcross 151:	It has its ups and downs
AAcross 152:	African menaces
DDown 1:	Smarten up
DDown 2:	Ham's need
DDown 3:	Dangerous bacteria
DDown 4:	Lets fly
DDown 5:	Actor Tognazzi	UGO
DDown 6:	Zinger
DDown 7:	Elusive one
DDown 8:	Word with wheel or engine
DDown 9:	At all
DDown 10:	Dog-scolding word
DDown 11:	"What's in ___?"	ANAME
DDown 12:	Put aboard
DDown 13:	Land around the Brahmaputra Valley
DDown 14:	Station in space
DDown 15:	Something to stroke
DDown 16:	King of song
DDown 17:	"Very funny!"	HAHAHA
DDown 18:	Quick round of tennis	ONESET
DDown 19:	Stunt man, e.g.
DDown 21:	___ la Plata	RIODE
DDown 22:	Obfuscate
DDown 25:	"The Birth of a Nation" grp.
DDown 26:	Journalist Nellie	BLY
DDown 32:	One ___ (ball game)	OCAT
DDown 33:	"I'm a Stranger Here Myself" poet
DDown 34:	Put on the throne	ENSEAT
DDown 35:	Insect nests
DDown 36:	Narrow valley
DDown 37:	Reach on foot
DDown 38:	"The ___ Love"
DDown 39:	Killer whale
DDown 40:	Classical music features
DDown 44:	Noted Yugoslav patriot
DDown 45:	Mixed dish
DDown 46:	Fill-in
DDown 49:	1979 exile
DDown 50:	Naturalness
DDown 51:	Churchill contemporary
DDown 53:	Checkup
DDown 54:	Second degree?
DDown 55:	Go ___ for	TOBAT
DDown 56:	When repeated, an old-fashioned cry	HUBBA
DDown 57:	Spinner
DDown 58:	"Here's ___ your eye!"	MUDIN
DDown 59:	Southwest land	ARADO
DDown 60:	Dummies
DDown 66:	Grated on
DDown 67:	Fatuous
DDown 68:	Abate
DDown 69:	Theological belief
DDown 70:	Long Island community	ISLIP
DDown 71:	Reef, maybe
DDown 76:	Oilman Kashoggi	ADNAN
DDown 77:	Blurb, e.g.
DDown 78:	Part of a yoke
DDown 80:	Flashlight carriers
DDown 82:	Definitive word
DDown 83:	Cacao exporter
DDown 84:	Veep before Ford	AGNEW
DDown 91:	First name in opera	KIRI
DDown 93:	More smooth
DDown 94:	Artist with collectible lithos	ERTE
DDown 95:	Equivocator's forte
DDown 96:	Some I.B.M. products	PCS
DDown 97:	Tail
DDown 98:	A year in the life of St. Anselm	MLI
DDown 99:	Barked
DDown 100:	Muzzles
DDown 101:	Popular snack cracker	HIHO
DDown 102:	Explosives	TNTS
DDown 108:	Parched
DDown 109:	Oberhausen one	EINS
DDown 110:	"___ lay me down..."	NOWI
DDown 111:	Target of a bang-up job?
DDown 112:	Actress Taylor	LILI
DDown 113:	Sinn ___	FEIN
DDown 118:	Bandage
DDown 119:	Legit
DDown 121:	Gulf war weapons
DDown 122:	Father-and-daughter actors
DDown 123:	Swagger
DDown 124:	Depot abbr.	ARR
DDown 125:	Narc activities
DDown 126:	Person with a mike
DDown 127:	1982 Michener epic
DDown 128:	"Bali ___"	HAI
DDown 129:	Word on a ticket
DDown 130:	Teams up with
DDown 131:	Type size
DDown 132:	Reminders
DDown 138:	"Nightmare" street
DDown 139:	Kitty in "The Killers," 1946
DDown 140:	Hamilton is on it
DDown 141:	Flower on a French shield
DDown 142:	Author LeShan	EDA
DDown 143:	Just-hired
DDown 144:	Rod
DDown 145:	Common possessive
DDown 146:	It has a bite and hops