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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th July 1998

There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th July 1998. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Pill popper's pop
AAcross 7: It's supposed to come first
AAcross 13: Rotating bodies
AAcross 20: On the decline?
AAcross 21: Old French colony
AAcross 22: Turned a deaf ear to
AAcross 23: Head man on ice?SKATINGSHRINK
AAcross 25: Envoys
AAcross 26: 10th anniversary gift
AAcross 27: African plains grazer
AAcross 28: India/Pakistan eventsATESTS
AAcross 30: Strip off
AAcross 31: Look of one needing a comeuppance
AAcross 33: Man to "tell 'em what they won" on many game showsPARDO
AAcross 36: College credits
AAcross 38: Christie detectiveMARPLE
AAcross 40: Early "S.N.L." starRADNER
AAcross 43: "Out!"
AAcross 47: Absent-minded barber's request?LENDMEYOURSHEARS
AAcross 51: Light of the moon
AAcross 52: LoungingATEASE
AAcross 53: Here's one pour vousUNE
AAcross 54: Woofer output
AAcross 55: Kind of bar
AAcross 56: Psis' predecessors
AAcross 57: Not doing well in a race
AAcross 60: Peeples of "North Shore," 1987NIA
AAcross 62: Sandwiches for dessertOREOS
AAcross 63: Comparatively stewed
AAcross 65: Boat propellers
AAcross 67: Marabou, for one
AAcross 69: Make final
AAcross 70: Chan's silent "You got me"?ORIENTALSHRUG
AAcross 73: Stand in
AAcross 76: They can go to blazes
AAcross 77: "C'mon, be ___"APAL
AAcross 78: Saint-___ (Loire's capital)ETIENNE
AAcross 80: 10, in a way
AAcross 83: N.L. Central team inits.STL
AAcross 85: Ham
AAcross 87: "There!"TADA
AAcross 88: University of California site
AAcross 89: La la starter
AAcross 91: Prefix with ductOVI
AAcross 92: Sign-on requirement, oftenUSERID
AAcross 94: Like a 911 call: Abbr.EMER
AAcross 95: Remnants in Ohio?CINCINNATISHREDS
AAcross 99: Nimble
AAcross 100: Operatic passage
AAcross 101: Coffeecake
AAcross 102: Joltless joeSANKA
AAcross 104: "Jerusalem Delivered" poet
AAcross 106: Stool, in a manner of speaking
AAcross 110: Paler than pale
AAcross 112: Fasten with a popSNAPON
AAcross 115: Kabuki alternative
AAcross 117: Italian note
AAcross 118: Cubist before Rubik
AAcross 120: Gift holders?SANTASSHELVES
AAcross 124: Why plants turn to the sun
AAcross 125: UnreadableINCODE
AAcross 126: Kind of center
AAcross 127: Sling mud
AAcross 128: What to do
AAcross 129: Most curious
DDown 1: Autograph holders
DDown 2: Don't leave at the doorstep
DDown 3: Kind of geometry
DDown 4: Parking place
DDown 5: Bons mots
DDown 6: Neighbor of Mo.
DDown 7: Airline to Stockholm
DDown 8: Rhine whine
DDown 9: Electrical unit
DDown 10: Rags have them
DDown 11: Sticking point
DDown 12: Ties up the phone
DDown 13: Light lager
DDown 14: "T" size: Abbr.LGE
DDown 15: Worry
DDown 16: Flood survivor's pet?NOAHSSHARK
DDown 17: Art Deco illustratorERTE
DDown 18: Got ready to drive, with "up"
DDown 19: Old sit-in org.SDS
DDown 24: Aquarium staple
DDown 29: Sandwich filler
DDown 32: _
DDown 34: Vocally
DDown 35: Reason to go back to school
DDown 37: Forms grp.
DDown 39: Pot containers
DDown 41: "The light dawns!"
DDown 42: Bruce of "Family Plot"
DDown 44: Vaudeville dancer's accessory
DDown 45: Ray of filmALDO
DDown 46: Building blocks, e.g.
DDown 47: Milk: PrefixLACTI
DDown 48: Work ___
DDown 49: Snow, in BordeauxNEIGE
DDown 50: Soprano ScottoRENATA
DDown 55: Welsh dog
DDown 58: Old Dodge
DDown 59: Purplish-red
DDown 61: "___ Grows in Brooklyn"ATREE
DDown 64: Gimlets and screwdrivers
DDown 66: Hit (the brakes)
DDown 68: Fast exodus
DDown 71: European language of one million
DDown 72: Czechs' cousinsSLOVAKS
DDown 73: Bag
DDown 74: Opened
DDown 75: Worrier's handful
DDown 76: Abominable Snowman?HAIRYSHAPE
DDown 79: Timeless, in olden times
DDown 80: Monthly occurrence
DDown 81: Dewy
DDown 82: "Did you ___?"
DDown 84: Off one's rocker
DDown 86: Son of Vespasian
DDown 90: Part of H.R.H.
DDown 93: Guide and protector
DDown 95: Dump
DDown 96: Trying
DDown 97: Never, never, neverNOTONCE
DDown 98: Little PC pictures
DDown 103: Mate's assentAYSIR
DDown 105: Playwright ChekhovANTON
DDown 107: Satirical production
DDown 108: "Bonanza" deputy and others
DDown 109: Sets uponHASAT
DDown 110: Something to put on?
DDown 111: Old English bard
DDown 113: Three oceans touch it
DDown 114: Hungry feeling
DDown 116: "___ be in England"OHTO
DDown 118: Sch. groupPTA
DDown 119: Viper's sound
DDown 121: Put two and two together
DDown 122: Large amount
DDown 123: Lassie's mate
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