New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th May 1998 There are 64 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th May 1998. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Like some Swift writingIRONICAAcross 7: Gallery eventARTSALEAAcross 14: "My Cup Runneth Over" singer, 1967EDAMESAAcross 20: Zane Grey classicNEVADAAAcross 21: Blows the jointBEATSITAAcross 22: EggheadSAVANTAAcross 23: Fence builder's job?RAISETHESTAKESAAcross 25: Storied raiderAPACHEAAcross 26: Writer FerberEDNAAAcross 27: Minds, with "to"LISTENSAAcross 28: Green holeCUPAAcross 29: Chinese dynasty when Jesus livedHANAAcross 30: Roots may need thisDYEAAcross 31: El ___CIDAAcross 32: Bygone music genreDISCOAAcross 35: Giving the once-overEYINGAAcross 37: Architect's job?MAKEAGRANDENTRANCEAAcross 42: Winner's lookSMILEAAcross 44: Least bit of concernHOOTAAcross 45: Pre-Columbian PeruvianINCAAAcross 46: StripPEELAAcross 47: Singer profiled in "Sweet Dreams"CLINEAAcross 48: Unit of 97-AcrossFOOTAAcross 49: Push to the limitTAXAAcross 50: Ends of letters, brieflyPSSAAcross 51: Steeple musician's job?RINGBELLFORSERVICEAAcross 57: "What Kind of Fool ___"AMIAAcross 58: Authority, metaphoricallyRODAAcross 59: Like an empty ship at seaEERIEAAcross 60: Judge's cryORDERAAcross 64: Ball park licenseeVENDORAAcross 67: Fliers with narrow waistsWASPSAAcross 69: CinchENSUREAAcross 70: Singed parts, usuallyEDGESAAcross 71: Kind of drumSNAREAAcross 73: Chaney, the Man of a Thousand FacesLONAAcross 75: "Fancy that!"GEEAAcross 76: Sculptor's job?CHIPOFFTHEOLDBLOCKAAcross 82: ___-MagnonCROAAcross 84: Shoe colorTANAAcross 85: DriveURGEAAcross 86: Puts to flightROUTSAAcross 87: Runners' locationSLEDAAcross 88: Rock projectionCRAGAAcross 90: It's fit to be triedDEMOAAcross 91: LeavesPARTSAAcross 92: Politician's job?TAKETHEMONEYANDRUNAAcross 96: 1970 hit "Hitchin' ___"ARIDEAAcross 97: Poet's concernMETERAAcross 98: It's not free of chargeIONAAcross 99: Natl. Popcorn Poppin' MonthOCTAAcross 102: Time div.MINAAcross 103: Main ingredient in a Monte CarloRYEAAcross 105: Like some pitchesSIDE ARMAAcross 105: Like some pitchesSIDEARMAAcross 109: Tudor queenMARYAAcross 110: BearENDUREAAcross 112: Feather packer's job?GETDOWNTOCASESAAcross 115: Sen. Gaylord ___, who originated Earth DayNELSONAAcross 116: Make more precipitousSTEEPENAAcross 117: ___ Park, N.Y.TUXEDOAAcross 118: They're driven in drovesSTEERSAAcross 119: Some TV spotsTEASERSAAcross 120: One with a light workload?EDISONDDown 1: Barbara Stanwyck film "Woman ___"INREDDDown 2: Word before "go"READYDDown 3: Just like ewe?OVINEDDown 4: Mercury org.NASADDown 5: Chemical suffixIDEDDown 6: StealthyCATLIKEDDown 7: Fortas and LincolnABESDDown 8: CessationRESTDDown 9: Poet laureate of 1692TATEDDown 10: Maintain, as attentionSTANDATDDown 11: Warmly welcomes, perhapsASKSINDDown 12: "Fairy tale"LIEDDown 13: Alien force, brieflyETSDDown 14: Isaac's eldestESAUDDown 15: Decked outDAPPERDDown 16: Gardner of "The Snows of Kilimanjaro"AVADDown 17: AutomatonsMACHINESDDown 18: MagnifiesENHANCESDDown 19: Manager of five straight World Series championsSTENGELDDown 24: ScreenHIDEDDown 28: Like some lensesCONCAVEDDown 31: Best-selling author CarrCALEBDDown 33: Reagan prog.SDIDDown 34: Middle: PrefixCENTRIDDown 36: ChatterboxesYAPPERSDDown 37: Like some vasesMINGDDown 38: "Grab ___!"AHOLDDDown 39: ClinkerGOOFDDown 40: Photo processROTODDown 41: HackTAXIDDown 42: Covered with gooSLIMEDDDown 43: Potential space colony activityMININGDDown 47: WantCRAVEDDown 48: Andy Capp's wifeFLODDown 52: Make muffsERRDDown 53: VCR buttonRESETDDown 54: Kind of I.R.A.SEPDDown 55: Hosp. hot spotsERSDDown 56: BamboozleCONDDown 61: Bench localeDUG-OUTDDown 61: Bench localeDUGOUTDDown 62: BuildsERECTSDDown 63: Offends olfactorilyREEKSDDown 65: Put in plaintextDECODEDDDown 66: City in KyrgyzstanOSHDDown 67: Servicewoman, acronymicallyWAFDDown 68: "Speak!" responseARFDDown 69: Exterior linemanENDDDown 71: "Puh-lease!"SPAREMEDDown 72: GenericNONAMEDDown 73: Access the WebLOG ONDDown 73: Access the WebLOGONDDown 74: Rousing cheerOLEDDown 77: LongingITCHDDown 78: Long in politicsHUEYDDown 79: Bombeck of "At Wit's End"ERMADDown 80: Oscillograph inventor KarlBRAUNDDown 81: ForsakenLORNDDown 82: Mozart solo featureCLARINETDDown 83: Arouse againREKINDLEDDown 87: Pollen bearersSTAMENSDDown 89: SnaggedGOTDDown 90: DisrespectsDERIDESDDown 91: BallyhooPROMOTEDDown 93: Guerrilla's campaignTERRORDDown 94: Lipton rivalNESTEADDown 95: LowdownDIRTDDown 99: Spring localesOASESDDown 100: BeliefCREDODDown 101: One catching his opponent's ear?TYSONDDown 104: LongsYENSDDown 106: BlockheadDOPEDDown 107: Classical decorative objectEWERDDown 108: Landers and othersANNSDDown 109: Start of something bigMAXIDDown 111: PurposeUSEDDown 112: Clock std.GSTDDown 113: Time for les vacancesETEDDown 114: Something to chew onCUD