New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th September 1998 There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th September 1998. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Playwright NormanMARSHAAAcross 7: 1943 Bogart filmSAHARAAAcross 13: Where suits are put onCABANASAAcross 20: Colorless ketoneACETOLAAcross 21: Canadiens and CanucksICEMENAAcross 22: MilieuELEMENTAAcross 23: He should have written "What Makes Sammy Run"JONATHAN SWIFTAAcross 25: TV role for PennyLAVERNEAAcross 26: Kind of chanceSPORTINGAAcross 27: Suffix with humanOIDAAcross 29: TootBENDERAAcross 30: Fork-tailed flierTERNAAcross 31: He should have written "Fear of Flying"NOEL COWARDAAcross 35: Handle, as insurance claimsADJUSTAAcross 38: Like some headsDOMEDAAcross 39: Explorer Vasco da ___GAMAAAcross 40: ___ LobosLOSAAcross 43: SprangLEAPTAAcross 44: MagnateTITANAAcross 45: Sight at post officesFLAGPOLEAAcross 47: Robbins and RussertTIMSAAcross 48: CoachTRAINAAcross 49: "Yikes!"EGADAAcross 51: ___ vieEAUDEAAcross 52: What candles may signifyAGEAAcross 53: He should have written "Green Eggs and Ham"FRANCIS BACONAAcross 56: Social reformer JacobRIISAAcross 57: O.R. workersRNSAAcross 58: Erskine Caldwell title characterAIMEEAAcross 59: Seaman's descriptionABLEAAcross 60: StartOUTSETAAcross 62: Blade attachmentsHILTSAAcross 64: Tommy Dorsey's "___ Always You"ITSAAcross 65: SeeressSIBYLAAcross 66: WastedSTINKOAAcross 68: Rancher's enemyPUMAAAcross 70: StuffyCLOSEAAcross 72: Frequent direction givers: Abbr.AAAAAcross 75: Challenge, metaphoricallyHILLAAcross 76: He should have written "Postcards From the Edge"NORMAN MAILERAAcross 79: Certain fighterMIGAAcross 80: Many a Gary Cooper picOATERAAcross 82: Canadiens or CanucksTEAMAAcross 83: Crash locale in "Alive"ANDESAAcross 84: V-chips block itPORNAAcross 85: Strong objectionsPROTESTSAAcross 87: OodlesSCADSAAcross 88: 72-Across recommendationROUTEAAcross 89: José or JuanSANAAcross 90: Kind of collarFLEAAAcross 91: Where Jimmy Carter taught after his PresidencyEMORYAAcross 92: Nosebleed seatsTOPROWAAcross 93: She should have written "On the Beach"GEORGE SANDAAcross 95: Lorelei Lee's creatorLOOSAAcross 96: CommunicateIMPARTAAcross 99: U.S.N.A. gradENSAAcross 100: Piece of dustPARTICLEAAcross 104: Gang of Four membersMAOISTSAAcross 106: He should have written "Arrowsmith"JEFFREYARCHERAAcross 110: CabalistPLOTTERAAcross 111: Temporarily awayONLOANAAcross 112: More virtuous than thouHOLIERAAcross 113: Common cleanserSAL SODAAAcross 114: Eats one's heart outYEARNSAAcross 115: Barbecue offeringsSTEAKSDDown 1: They report to lt. cols.MAJSDDown 2: Reynolds film "Rent-___"ACOPDDown 3: Civil War major general JesseRENODDown 4: Business undertakingsSTARTUPSDDown 5: Most popularHOTTESTDDown 6: "Java" manALHIRTDDown 7: BlabSINGDDown 8: B.T.U. producersACSDDown 9: Chop downHEWDDown 10: Friend of mon frèreAMIDDown 11: Fix some origamiREFOLDDDown 12: MarxlikeANTICDDown 13: Disney Store purchaseCELDDown 14: Bart Starr's alma materALABAMADDown 15: LibationBEVERAGEDDown 16: Touch upAMENDDDown 17: Social misfitNERDDDown 18: Sister of King ArthurANNEDDown 19: Suffix with punSTERDDown 24: Cape ___ANNDDown 28: Grunt : Vietnam :: ___ : W.W. IIDOGFACEDDown 31: ForeknowledgeNOTICEDDown 32: Muscateer?OMANIDDown 33: When dark comes o'er the landE'ENDDown 33: When dark comes o'er the landEENDDown 34: He was lost in booksWALDODDown 35: Hitching postALTARDDown 36: CondescendDEIGNDDown 37: He should have written "Hotel"JAMESHILTONDDown 38: 1928 hit with the lyric "I'm in heaven when I see you smile"DIANEDDown 40: He should have written "Love Story"LOUISLAMOURDDown 41: Song of the pastOLDIEDDown 42: View à la ShakespeareSEESTDDown 44: They have their own linesTRAMSDDown 46: Telephone userPARTYDDown 48: Moon of NeptuneTRITONDDown 49: FadesEBBSDDown 50: Square dance partnerGALDDown 53: TV's PeterFALKDDown 54: "Paradise Lost" characterSATANDDown 55: Pops, e.g.NOISESDDown 61: Over in GermanyUBERDDown 63: Coastline featureINLETDDown 64: Mosque V.I.P.IMAMDDown 65: Pumps have themSOLESDDown 66: Goes to marketSHOPSDDown 67: Miss's accessoryTIARADDown 68: Be propheticPRESAGEDDown 69: John's "Pulp Fiction" partnerUMADDown 70: HoaxCANARDDDown 71: Plain-speaking radio talk show hostLIDDYDDown 73: ___-ground missileAIRTODDown 74: Ford predecessorAGNEWDDown 77: Sea ___OTTERDDown 78: Little Richard's hometownMACONDDown 81: MentionsREFERSTODDown 84: It gets a lickingPOPSICLEDDown 86: On the scheduleSLOTTEDDDown 87: Wee, to BurnsSMADDown 88: Tree traumaROOT ROTDDown 91: Sect member during the time of ChristESSENEDDown 92: Ark contentsTORAHSDDown 93: Ways of walkingGAITSDDown 94: Benefit fromENJOYDDown 95: Not in the professionLAYDDown 96: Baby sitter's banesIMPSDDown 97: ___ fide (in bad faith)MALADDown 98: CombinePOOLDDown 100: Parker and WatermanPENSDDown 101: Minty Mexican plantCHIADDown 102: Soup vegetableLEEKDDown 103: SlipsERRSDDown 105: Title for Mrs. PerónSRADDown 107: Panama City's home: Abbr.FLA.DDown 108: ProFORDDown 109: Didn't holdRAN