New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th July 1998

There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th July 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Spot on a cliff
AAcross 5:	Pound (down)
AAcross 9:	First baseball player to make $1 million a year	RYAN
AAcross 13:	Big splash
AAcross 18:	"Thérèse Raquin" novelist
AAcross 19:	Girl in a #1 Everly Brothers hit	SUSIE
AAcross 20:	Part of a meter
AAcross 21:	Ruth's mother-in-law
AAcross 22:	Turning points
AAcross 23:	Critic Judith	CRIST
AAcross 24:	Genius?	GREATBRAIN
AAcross 26:	Beige shirt with khaki pants?	CLASHOFTHETANS
AAcross 29:	"Bulworth" star	BEATTY
AAcross 30:	"Yo!"	HEYYOU
AAcross 31:	Grp. in peace accords
AAcross 32:	Person of high position
AAcross 33:	A new twist?	CREATIVEWRING
AAcross 39:	Toshiba competitor	RCA
AAcross 42:	"The Last Time I Saw Paris" composer
AAcross 43:	Wagner heroine
AAcross 44:	Twist
AAcross 48:	Solely
AAcross 49:	Job for a seamstress
AAcross 52:	Part of a plane
AAcross 53:	Partner of Brahma and Vishnu
AAcross 54:	Rather soft
AAcross 56:	Like many a castle
AAcross 58:	Not just given
AAcross 59:	Farm sound
AAcross 60:	Calmer
AAcross 62:	Kilmer communicates with the deaf?	VALSIGNS
AAcross 64:	Headline trumpeting a new wedding veil?	BRIDESHEADREVISED
AAcross 68:	Hairdo for the office?	WORKPERM
AAcross 70:	"Phantom Lady" actress, 1944
AAcross 71:	Far East carrier, for short	KAL
AAcross 73:	Black Sea locale
AAcross 74:	Challenging reply	WHYNOT
AAcross 76:	Answers	RSVPS
AAcross 78:	"Seven" or "10," e.g.
AAcross 79:	Qatar's capital
AAcross 81:	Took steps
AAcross 84:	"Here ___ Again" (1987 #1 hit)	IGO
AAcross 85:	Writer Harte	BRET
AAcross 86:	St. ___, Switzerland	MORITZ
AAcross 88:	Agape
AAcross 89:	Journal unit
AAcross 90:	Ex-hoopster Dave, after he went to Washington?	BINGTHEBULLET
AAcross 93:	His name's an anagram of "gaoler"
AAcross 96:	Calendar abbr.
AAcross 97:	Supply boat
AAcross 102:	Split
AAcross 103:	Places where graft is most common?	CENTERSOFGRAVY
AAcross 108:	Case for Ace Ventura?	PETLARCENY
AAcross 110:	Having fine threads
AAcross 111:	The Miners of the N.C.A.A.	UTEP
AAcross 112:	Kind of bit
AAcross 113:	Cutlass, e.g.
AAcross 114:	Great interest
AAcross 115:	Repeated cry in a children's argument
AAcross 116:	Obdurate
AAcross 117:	Word after who or what
AAcross 118:	Gamepieces
AAcross 119:	Certain constellation star
DDown 1:	Bohemian, e.g.
DDown 2:	"Good Times" star, in 70's TV	ROLLE
DDown 3:	Calm
DDown 4:	Needing a pat on the back, say
DDown 5:	Gang's domain
DDown 6:	___ were	ASIT
DDown 7:	Like a golf ball in the rough
DDown 8:	Czar of 1682-1725
DDown 9:	European capital
DDown 10:	Fabrication
DDown 11:	Home of the Cyclones	AMES
DDown 12:	TV's "The ___ Today"	NBA
DDown 13:	Sportscaster Dick	ENBERG
DDown 14:	Stone size
DDown 15:	Hesitant
DDown 16:	Concord
DDown 17:	Baby
DDown 19:	Absolutely clean
DDown 25:	Hearty entree	TBONE
DDown 27:	Goal-oriented activity
DDown 28:	Rikki-tikki-___	TAVI
DDown 32:	Plate ump's call
DDown 34:	A little work
DDown 35:	Belief that all natural objects have souls
DDown 36:	Lord's worker
DDown 37:	A three or a five, for instance
DDown 38:	Literary inits.	RLS
DDown 39:	Sound at the door
DDown 40:	37-Down, e.g.
DDown 41:	How "Lili Marlene" is played
DDown 44:	Laughs hysterically
DDown 45:	Psalms writer	KINGDAVID
DDown 46:	Still
DDown 47:	Rolls
DDown 50:	"Take two" was his motto
DDown 51:	Receipts
DDown 53:	Disrespect
DDown 55:	Sits, slangily	PARKSIT
DDown 57:	Sad
DDown 58:	Tigers foe	ELIS
DDown 60:	Concert sites
DDown 61:	Each
DDown 62:	Of the belly
DDown 63:	Ancient greeting
DDown 65:	___ dixit	IPSE
DDown 66:	Dapper ones
DDown 67:	Funny one
DDown 68:	Starting point
DDown 69:	Lilac, e.g.
DDown 72:	Tour grp.	LPGA
DDown 74:	Shred
DDown 75:	Owns, once
DDown 76:	Kind of sale	REDTAG
DDown 77:	Sauce ingredient
DDown 79:	Ready to come out of the oven
DDown 80:	Ending of many Web site names	ORG
DDown 82:	One who stays up late
DDown 83:	Make some fast food
DDown 86:	1993 A.F.C. Rookie of the Year Rick	MIRER
DDown 87:	Bite, so to speak
DDown 90:	Flaubert creation	BOVARY
DDown 91:	Strengthen
DDown 92:	Revolt
DDown 93:	Eskimo-___ (language group)
DDown 94:	Discharge
DDown 95:	Ancient Greek physician
DDown 98:	Leftover
DDown 99:	Woman of "Today"	KATIE
DDown 100:	It happens
DDown 101:	Aggressive
DDown 102:	Workers in columns	CPAS
DDown 103:	Battery
DDown 104:	Tips
DDown 105:	A bell ringer closes it: Abbr.
DDown 106:	Wallop
DDown 107:	Wherry equipment
DDown 109:	Runner Sebastian	COE