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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th August 1998

There are 63 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th August 1998. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Launch of July 1962TELSTAR
AAcross 8: The "E" in E. L. Doctorow
AAcross 13: Rattles, for 1-Across
AAcross 20: TrappedINAHOLE
AAcross 21: 1930's-40's director Zoltan ___
AAcross 22: Secondary result
AAcross 23: Hardly usedLIKENEW
AAcross 24: Writer who said "Satire is what closes Saturday night"GEORGEKAUFMAN
AAcross 26: Pulitzer-winning biographer LeonEDEL
AAcross 27: Sundial letters
AAcross 29: Junglelike
AAcross 30: Ere
AAcross 31: "I wish you a meretricious and a happy New Year" pennerFRANKLINPADAMS
AAcross 37: Mom-and-pop grp.PTA
AAcross 40: Kind of condor
AAcross 41: Dealer's nemesis
AAcross 42: Smart
AAcross 46: Patches again
AAcross 48: One of the Allies of W.W. II
AAcross 51: 0 degrees
AAcross 53: AnxiousONEDGE
AAcross 54: Where the smart set sat [answer to be entered in the appropriate manner]ATTHEAL
AAcross 57: Green, maybe
AAcross 58: 1966 movie that won Best Original ScoreBORNFREE
AAcross 60: Novel by 47-DownSOBIG
AAcross 61: UniversitésECOLES
AAcross 62: Island in French PolynesiaREAO
AAcross 63: Gov. Landon
AAcross 65: "___ on $45 a Day"
AAcross 67: A reduced state
AAcross 68: Park toy
AAcross 71: Made for a mortise
AAcross 73: Binary ___
AAcross 76: Thoroughly confineSEALUP
AAcross 78: Plaza abbr.SQR
AAcross 79: Handlebar feature
AAcross 82: Bun, for one
AAcross 84: Japanese portal
AAcross 86: Prairielike
AAcross 89: Sanford of "The Jeffersons"
AAcross 90: See 54-AcrossDNUORNI
AAcross 92: French flierOISEAU
AAcross 93: Center or end
AAcross 95: Snick-or-___
AAcross 96: Taras Bulba, notably
AAcross 97: Munich's riverISAR
AAcross 98: Matador's opponent
AAcross 101: Like some dietsNOSALT
AAcross 103: Word before "loves me" and "loves me not"
AAcross 104: "From Bed to Worse" writer
AAcross 108: Floor
AAcross 112: Eastern pooh-bah
AAcross 113: Games grp.
AAcross 113: Games grp.
AAcross 114: ___-American
AAcross 118: She said "You can lead a horticulture, but you can't make her think"
AAcross 123: More eccentric
AAcross 125: Certain sweaters
AAcross 126: Zaps, in a way
AAcross 127: Treater's wordsITSONME
AAcross 128: Nocturnal noisemaker
AAcross 129: Upriver spawner
AAcross 130: Reversion
DDown 1: Scrabble draw
DDown 2: Site of Vance Air Force Base
DDown 3: Camp locale
DDown 4: Rock layer
DDown 5: Lot
DDown 6: With 87-Down, Wit's End resident called "Old Vitriol and Violets"
DDown 7: Goes back to the start
DDown 8: Hosp. test
DDown 9: Mr. X
DDown 10: In the majority?
DDown 11: LeakingADRIP
DDown 12: Loose overcoat
DDown 13: Name as a price
DDown 14: Grant giver, for shortNEA
DDown 15: Waters
DDown 16: Back talk
DDown 17: San ___REMO
DDown 18: Brand of daminozide
DDown 19: Neck band?
DDown 25: Collection of legends
DDown 28: Whom "I Like"
DDown 32: Summoned, as a butlerRANGFOR
DDown 33: Island southeast of BorneoLAUT
DDown 34: Schools for engrs.INSTS
DDown 35: "What ___ the odds?"
DDown 36: "Papillon" starMCQUEEN
DDown 37: "No ___!" (slangy O.K.)
DDown 38: Drift
DDown 39: "'Tis ___ bagatelle!"AMERE
DDown 42: Editor who "looked like a dishonest Abe Lincoln"HAROLDROSS
DDown 43: Handy
DDown 44: Buntlines, e.g.
DDown 45: Pigtail
DDown 47: She replied to Noël Coward's "You look almost like a man!" with "And so do you"
DDown 49: Nursery rhyme residence
DDown 50: Confute
DDown 52: Dean Smith's sch.UNC
DDown 54: See 54-AcrossAELBATD
DDown 55: Buenos ___AIRES
DDown 56: See 54-AcrossLGONQUI
DDown 59: Leisure
DDown 64: One facing life, maybe
DDown 66: Smut
DDown 69: LonerISOLATO
DDown 70: East wind, in Greek mythEURUS
DDown 72: Chanel fragranceEGOISTE
DDown 73: Hot dog garnish
DDown 74: Haven
DDown 75: Casualty of 1997
DDown 77: Subatomic particle
DDown 80: Abstractions
DDown 81: Gorgeous Georgian?
DDown 83: J.F.K. or F.D.R.DEM
DDown 85: Sherlock's lady friendIRENE
DDown 87: See 6-Down
DDown 88: 52-Down rival
DDown 91: It's a gas
DDown 94: Bean
DDown 96: ___ Mounds (Illinois historical site)CAHOKIA
DDown 99: Collect
DDown 100: They may be vital
DDown 102: Chem. or biol.SCI
DDown 104: So out it's in
DDown 105: Guitar sound
DDown 106: Winner of a noted 1978 Supreme Court caseBAKKE
DDown 107: Comedian SmirnoffYAKOV
DDown 108: Wife of EsauADAH
DDown 109: Glandular fever, for short
DDown 110: Medea rode on it
DDown 111: Kind of suit
DDown 115: Done, in Verdun
DDown 116: Sleep phenomena
DDown 117: Utah cityOREM
DDown 119: Turn left
DDown 119: Turn left
DDown 120: Fashion inits.YSL
DDown 121: Snake ___
DDown 122: Alphabetic sequenceRST
DDown 124: Actress Massen of "Tokyo Rose"OSA
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