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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th October 1998

    There are 68 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th October 1998. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: They emerge in the springGEMINIS
    AAcross 8: 1997 Peter Fonda title roleULEE
    AAcross 12: Haunted house décor
    AAcross 16: Mil. awardDSM
    AAcross 19: Reprimander's reading
    AAcross 20: Settled, as a quarrelPATCHEDUP
    AAcross 22: Explorer of the Canadian ArcticRAE
    AAcross 23: Parent's ployESREVERPSYCHOLOGY
    AAcross 25: Sue Grafton's "___ for Alibi"
    AAcross 26: Kind of fire
    AAcross 27: Chemist Remsen, discoverer of saccharin
    AAcross 28: Soupçon
    AAcross 29: Displays displeasure
    AAcross 31: Old-fashioned cold remedy
    AAcross 32: Racer's path
    AAcross 33: W.W. II gen.DDE
    AAcross 34: Ear-piercing pooch
    AAcross 35: IrritateRUBTHEYAWGNORW
    AAcross 41: Shepherds' woolen plaids
    AAcross 42: Rhone's capital
    AAcross 43: Chromatin component
    AAcross 44: Overcome utterly
    AAcross 46: God-___
    AAcross 49: Royal irritant of lore
    AAcross 50: Motor-driven
    AAcross 52: Raised-eyebrow remarks
    AAcross 55: 1940 John Wayne dramaTHREEFACESTSEW
    AAcross 60: William ___, the Father of Photography
    AAcross 62: Cause for a shootout
    AAcross 63: Red-blooded
    AAcross 64: "___ soit qui mal y pense"HONI
    AAcross 66: Word in four French department names
    AAcross 67: "Momo" author MichaelENDE
    AAcross 69: Stand in an atelier
    AAcross 70: Neoprene gasket
    AAcross 72: It's served in shreds
    AAcross 73: More than desires
    AAcross 75: Stuff
    AAcross 76: Ad-libWINGIT
    AAcross 78: Dockworker's org.ILA
    AAcross 79: "Sex for Dummies" authorDRRUTH
    AAcross 81: Typewriter featureCARRIAGENRUTER
    AAcross 84: Fed. stipendSSI
    AAcross 85: Mimics 113-Across
    AAcross 87: Appetite
    AAcross 88: "The best ___ to come!"ISYET
    AAcross 89: Tre ___ (piano player's direction)CORDE
    AAcross 91: More, in Madrid
    AAcross 92: Stephen King's home
    AAcross 95: Creation of Burr TillstromKUKLA
    AAcross 97: Completely mistakenOUTINTFELFIELD
    AAcross 103: In heavenONHIGH
    AAcross 105: Sloth, for one
    AAcross 106: Refuse visitors
    AAcross 107: Part of some E-mail addressesAOL
    AAcross 109: "Master of the World" director William
    AAcross 110: Disney's "___ and the Detectives"EMIL
    AAcross 112: Hydrocarbon suffix
    AAcross 113: Cloven-hoofed animals
    AAcross 115: Content of some pits
    AAcross 116: Exert oneself to the utmostBENDOVERSDRAWKCAB
    AAcross 120: ___-Manguean (Indian language group)
    AAcross 121: HypnotizedINATRANCE
    AAcross 122: Mideast entity
    AAcross 123: Cyst
    AAcross 124: Cold war force
    AAcross 125: Grand duke's father
    AAcross 126: Like a golf ball
    DDown 1: Receive
    DDown 2: Disney's MichaelEISNER
    DDown 3: Dr. in an H. G. Wells novelMOREAU
    DDown 4: Checklist part
    DDown 5: With 36-Down, like some service uniforms
    DDown 6: Broomball surface
    DDown 7: Tried hard
    DDown 8: College in East Orange, N.J.
    DDown 9: Ballad
    DDown 10: Impress clearly
    DDown 11: Spiny anteater
    DDown 12: Certain boxer, informally
    DDown 13: Shogun's capital
    DDown 14: Classic gangster nicknameBUGSY
    DDown 15: Surveillance equipmentSPYCAMERAS
    DDown 16: Climbing the corporate ladderDRAWPUMOBILITY
    DDown 17: Breezed
    DDown 18: Abbr. preceding multiple surnamesMESSRS
    DDown 21: 1953 movie that shares the name of a Texas town
    DDown 24: Participates in a vigil, maybe
    DDown 30: Hydrophane or isopyre
    DDown 32: "Look here!"
    DDown 36: See 5-Down
    DDown 37: Steve of Aerosmith
    DDown 38: One with pin tales?
    DDown 39: Picnic pest
    DDown 40: Part of the Net, for short
    DDown 45: Indignant, with "up"
    DDown 46: Sits in on
    DDown 47: They cant
    DDown 48: British P.M. during the American RevolutionFREDERICKHTRON
    DDown 49: Spanish specie
    DDown 50: Average American, they sayPEORIAN
    DDown 51: Holding
    DDown 53: Where Puff frolickedHONALEE
    DDown 54: Eisenhower appointee to the Supreme Court
    DDown 56: Nemesis
    DDown 57: "___ le roi!" (Bastille cry)
    DDown 58: "Eight Men Out" starCUSACK
    DDown 59: Like peacocks, among all birds
    DDown 61: Start of many French titles
    DDown 65: "Splendor in the Grass" screenwriter
    DDown 68: Part of some E-mail addressesEDU
    DDown 71: Card player's cry
    DDown 74: HutchSTORAGEBIN
    DDown 77: One of the Power RangersTRINI
    DDown 80: Cached
    DDown 82: No-hitter kingRYAN
    DDown 83: Certain plaintiff, at lawUSEE
    DDown 86: Colonial leader?
    DDown 90: Actress LenaOLIN
    DDown 91: Little suckerMINIVAC
    DDown 92: "___ Mrs. Jones" (#1 hit of 1972)MEAND
    DDown 93: Let down, perhaps
    DDown 94: Contingencies
    DDown 95: Bow (to)
    DDown 96: Eastern Christian
    DDown 98: Familiar with
    DDown 99: Indonesian island
    DDown 100: Chief river of British ColumbiaFRASER
    DDown 101: Not of the cloth
    DDown 102: Philanthropize
    DDown 104: Spotted ___
    DDown 108: Russian politician AlexanderLEBED
    DDown 111: "Breezy" star, 1973LENZ
    DDown 113: Thick of things
    DDown 114: Dr. Johnny Fever's stationWKRP
    DDown 117: Adderley of hard bop
    DDown 118: Victrola mfr.RCA
    DDown 119: Last words of Little Jack Horner
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