New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd August 1998 There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd August 1998. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: CrowningTOPMOSTAAcross 8: Lawrence Welk favoritesPOLKASAAcross 14: Slope sightT-BARAAcross 18: Kind of caseATTACHEAAcross 19: Not setMOVEABLEAAcross 21: Dynamic beginningAEROAAcross 22: "You don't have to cook all night"?GOAHEADBAKEBYDAYAAcross 24: The VampBARAAAcross 25: Angle shapeELLAAcross 26: ComputerphileUSERAAcross 27: CelebritySUPERSTARAAcross 29: GuardPATROLAAcross 32: NonplussedTHREWAAcross 34: CorkerLULUAAcross 35: Cobb and othersTYSAAcross 36: Get hoaryAGEAAcross 37: BenderTOOTAAcross 39: TargetAIMAAcross 41: Nicotine sourcePATCHAAcross 43: Idle question to a bakery chef?WHATSTHEBATTERAAcross 48: PolishSHEENAAcross 50: Pun-prone poetNASHAAcross 51: JogTROTAAcross 52: Bridge sectionTOOTHAAcross 54: Send all over the placeSPEWAAcross 56: Hurricane or tornadoACT OF GODAAcross 60: Press one's suitWOOAAcross 61: "Our Gang" memberDARLAAAcross 62: ___ stripMOBIUSAAcross 65: Jester JayLENOAAcross 66: LotsBARRELSAAcross 68: W.W. II fieldETOAAcross 69: Decision for newlyweds?BABYYESBABYNOAAcross 74: Tiny tasteSIPAAcross 75: Highway ___ROBBERYAAcross 77: Fashion designer SchiaparelliELSAAAcross 78: Some snaresNOOSESAAcross 80: Places for studsLOBESAAcross 81: DesignateTAPAAcross 84: DuneSANDHILLAAcross 86: Actor Baskin of "Air Force One"ELYAAAcross 87: PartyREVELAAcross 89: ___-pointe (ballet position)DEMIAAcross 90: BranchesARMSAAcross 94: DevelopEDUCEAAcross 96: Jed Clampett, in Beverly Hills?ARUBEWITHAVIEWAAcross 100: StrictEXACTAAcross 102: Commercial prefix with visionUNIAAcross 103: Be short ofNEEDAAcross 104: It might show its face in VegasDIEAAcross 105: Female gametesOVAAAcross 107: Stalk in a swampREEDAAcross 109: Lace partAGLETAAcross 112: CleaveADHEREAAcross 114: ZealotHARDLINERAAcross 117: Starch treeSAGOAAcross 118: Singer's syllableTRAAAcross 119: Over the bounding mainASEAAAcross 120: Restrict windfall profits?PUTABANONTHEBOONAAcross 126: BreakRESTAAcross 127: Exhibits fearTREMBLESAAcross 128: DregsRESIDUEAAcross 129: The Charleses' canineASTAAAcross 130: ExpungesERASESAAcross 131: ForthcomingIN STOREDDown 1: It's gameTAGDDown 2: Plains dwellerOTODDown 3: School org.PTADDown 4: "Politically Incorrect" hostMAHERDDown 5: Spotted catsOCELOTSDDown 6: Mild-flavored onionSHALLOTDDown 7: A TurnerTEDDDown 8: Whence the phrase "pass the buck"POKERDDown 9: Binge, in a wayOVEREATDDown 10: Neighbor of Syr.LEBDDown 11: Strikeout symbols, in baseballKAYSDDown 12: "Forever Your Girl" singerABDULDDown 13: Excellent, in British lingoSLAP-UPDDown 14: ChecksTABSDDown 15: What maligned celebrities would like to do?BEATTHEPRESSDDown 16: CollectionARRAYDDown 17: Laughs loudlyROARSDDown 19: Cattle feedMASHDDown 20: Narrow marginEYELASHDDown 23: Spitz strokeBUTTERFLYDDown 28: Gordon or GinsburgRUTHDDown 29: StoogePAWNDDown 30: Turkish leaderAGHADDown 31: Some partiesTEASDDown 33: 1984-88 Olympic skating champWITTDDown 38: "___ be in England..."OHTODDown 40: Plaint at a doorMEOWDDown 42: French film awardCESARDDown 44: Spicy cuisineTHAIDDown 45: It's not up to parBOGEYDDown 46: ExpiateATONEDDown 47: Pooh palROODDown 49: Oft-toasted MelbaNELLIEDDown 53: Kunta Kinte's slave nameTOBYDDown 55: Aristophanes play, with "The"WASPSDDown 57: Chops up, in a wayCUBESDDown 58: Feodor, e.g.TSARDDown 59: Drugstore dispensationsDOSESDDown 61: Crave, with "over"DROOLDDown 62: Haggard of C & WMERLEDDown 63: "The Stunt Man" starO'TOOLEDDown 64: Loving phrase for a British policeman?BOBBYDEARESTDDown 67: Years of Caesar's reignANNIDDown 70: Memory unitBYTEDDown 71: SwordsmanBLADEDDown 72: Good ___ASNEWDDown 73: Game played for the Thomas CupBADMINTONDDown 76: SwainsBEAUXDDown 79: King Harald's predecessorOLAVDDown 82: Ex-wife of Mickey and FrankAVADDown 83: Old Spanish viceroyaltyPERUDDown 85: "The ___ Report" (1976 best seller)HITEDDown 87: Ticket stub, e.g.RECEIPTDDown 88: Kind of mothLUNADDown 91: HarassRIDEDDown 92: Eshkol's successorMEIRDDown 93: Popeye's ___ PeaSWEEDDown 95: Perkins who wrote "Blue Suede Shoes"CARLDDown 97: Washington's Birthday eventBIGSALEDDown 98: InfidelHEATHENDDown 99: Deal withADDRESSDDown 101: Professor's goalTENUREDDown 105: "Butterfield 8" authorO'HARADDown 106: Wedgwood productsVASESDDown 108: InhibitDETERDDown 110: PassagesLANESDDown 111: Hindrances to settlementsEGOSDDown 113: Equestrian's attireHABITDDown 115: Facts and figuresDATADDown 116: Start of a 1961 nonsense songRAMADDown 121: Small ammoBBSDDown 122: Prefix with angle or athleteTRIDDown 123: "Star Trek: D.S.9" characterODODDown 124: 1980's TV drama "___ House"OURDDown 125: BornNEE