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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Pill popper's popCAPLETAAcross 7: It's supposed to come firstSAFETYAAcross 13: Rotating bodiesPLANETSAAcross 20: On the decline?ASLOPEAAcross 21: Old French colonyACADIAAAcross 22: Turned a deaf ear toIGNOREDAAcross 23: Head man on ice?SKATINGSHRINKAAcross 25: EnvoysLEGATESAAcross 26: 10th anniversary giftTINAAcross 27: African plains grazerGNUAAcross 28: India/Pakistan eventsATESTSAAcross 30: Strip offSHEDAAcross 31: Look of one needing a comeuppanceSNEERAAcross 33: Man to "tell 'em what they won" on many game showsPARDOAAcross 36: College creditsUNITSAAcross 38: Christie detectiveMARPLEAAcross 40: Early "S.N.L." starRADNERAAcross 43: "Out!"SCATAAcross 47: Absent-minded barber's request?LENDMEYOURSHEARSAAcross 51: Light of the moonHALOAAcross 52: LoungingATEASEAAcross 53: Here's one pour vousUNEAAcross 54: Woofer outputARFAAcross 55: Kind of barCANDYAAcross 56: Psis' predecessorsCHISAAcross 57: Not doing well in a raceFADINGAAcross 60: Peeples of "North Shore," 1987NIAAAcross 62: Sandwiches for dessertOREOSAAcross 63: Comparatively stewedTIGHTERAAcross 65: Boat propellersOARSAAcross 67: Marabou, for oneSTORKAAcross 69: Make finalICEAAcross 70: Chan's silent "You got me"?ORIENTALSHRUGAAcross 73: Stand inSUBAAcross 76: They can go to blazesHOSESAAcross 77: "C'mon, be ___"APALAAcross 78: Saint-___ (Loire's capital)ETIENNEAAcross 80: 10, in a wayIDEALAAcross 83: N.L. Central team inits.STLAAcross 85: HamEMOTERAAcross 87: "There!"TADAAAcross 88: University of California siteDAVISAAcross 89: La la starterOOHAAcross 91: Prefix with ductOVIAAcross 92: Sign-on requirement, oftenUSERIDAAcross 94: Like a 911 call: Abbr.EMERAAcross 95: Remnants in Ohio?CINCINNATISHREDSAAcross 99: NimbleSPRYAAcross 100: Operatic passageARIOSOAAcross 101: CoffeecakeKUCHENAAcross 102: Joltless joeSANKAAAcross 104: "Jerusalem Delivered" poetTASSOAAcross 106: Stool, in a manner of speakingPERCHAAcross 110: Paler than paleASHYAAcross 112: Fasten with a popSNAPONAAcross 115: Kabuki alternativeNOHAAcross 117: Italian noteELAAAcross 118: Cubist before RubikPICASSOAAcross 120: Gift holders?SANTASSHELVESAAcross 124: Why plants turn to the sunTROPISMAAcross 125: UnreadableINCODEAAcross 126: Kind of centerTRAUMAAAcross 127: Sling mudASPERSEAAcross 128: What to doAGENDAAAcross 129: Most curiousODDESTDDown 1: Autograph holdersCASTSDDown 2: Don't leave at the doorstepASK INDDown 3: Kind of geometryPLANEDDown 4: Parking placeLOTDDown 5: Bons motsEPIGRAMSDDown 6: Neighbor of Mo.TENN.DDown 7: Airline to StockholmSASDDown 8: Rhine whineACHDDown 9: Electrical unitFARADDDown 10: Rags have themEDITORSDDown 11: Sticking pointTINEDDown 12: Ties up the phoneYAKSDDown 13: Light lagerPILSNERDDown 14: "T" size: Abbr.LGEDDown 15: WorryANGSTDDown 16: Flood survivor's pet?NOAHSSHARKDDown 17: Art Deco illustratorERTEDDown 18: Got ready to drive, with "up"TEEDDDown 19: Old sit-in org.SDSDDown 24: Aquarium stapleGUPPYDDown 29: Sandwich fillerTUNA FISHDDown 32: _EMDASHDDown 34: VocallyALOUDDDown 35: Reason to go back to schoolREUNIONDDown 37: Forms grp.IRSDDown 39: Pot containersREEFERSDDown 41: "The light dawns!"AHADDown 42: Bruce of "Family Plot"DERNDDown 44: Vaudeville dancer's accessoryCANEDDown 45: Ray of filmALDODDown 46: Building blocks, e.g.TOYSDDown 47: Milk: PrefixLACTIDDown 48: Work ___ETHICDDown 49: Snow, in BordeauxNEIGEDDown 50: Soprano ScottoRENATADDown 55: Welsh dogCORGIDDown 58: Old DodgeARIESDDown 59: Purplish-redGRAPEDDown 61: "___ Grows in Brooklyn"ATREEDDown 64: Gimlets and screwdriversTOOLSDDown 66: Hit (the brakes)SLAM ONDDown 68: Fast exodusOUTRUSHDDown 71: European language of one millionESTONIANDDown 72: Czechs' cousinsSLOVAKSDDown 73: BagSNAREDDown 74: OpenedUNDIDDDown 75: Worrier's handfulBEADSDDown 76: Abominable Snowman?HAIRYSHAPEDDown 79: Timeless, in olden timesETERNEDDown 80: Monthly occurrenceIDESDDown 81: DewyDAMPDDown 82: "Did you ___?"EVERDDown 84: Off one's rockerLOCODDown 86: Son of VespasianTITUSDDown 90: Part of H.R.H.HISDDown 93: Guide and protectorSHEPHERDDDown 95: DumpCANDDown 96: TryingIRKSOMEDDown 97: Never, never, neverNOTONCEDDown 98: Little PC picturesICONSDDown 103: Mate's assentAYSIRDDown 105: Playwright ChekhovANTONDDown 107: Satirical productionREVUEDDown 108: "Bonanza" deputy and othersCLEMSDDown 109: Sets uponHASATDDown 110: Something to put on?AIRSDDown 111: Old English bardSCOPDDown 113: Three oceans touch itASIADDown 114: Hungry feelingPANGDDown 116: "___ be in England"OHTODDown 118: Sch. groupPTADDown 119: Viper's soundSSSDDown 121: Put two and two togetherADDDDown 122: Large amountSEADDown 123: Lassie's mateLAD