New York Times Answers - Saturday, 10th October 1998

There are 33 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 10th October 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Knee-slapper	HOTONE
AAcross 7:	Trigger, for one
AAcross 15:	"Foundation Trilogy" author
AAcross 16:	Cut off
AAcross 17:	Ace place?
AAcross 18:	Stymied
AAcross 19:	Pal of Pooh	TIGGER
AAcross 20:	Vaudevillian, in a way
AAcross 21:	Red-tagged	ONSALE
AAcross 22:	Fruitless
AAcross 23:	Pickle
AAcross 26:	Makes out
AAcross 28:	Corporate image
AAcross 29:	Abalone eater
AAcross 33:	Eager to try	KEENON
AAcross 35:	Monks' head
AAcross 36:	Yerby's "A Rose for ___ Maria"
AAcross 38:	Safire subject
AAcross 39:	Falls off the wagon
AAcross 41:	Candid, perhaps
AAcross 43:	Deadly desire
AAcross 44:	Statue base
AAcross 46:	Highball ingredient
AAcross 47:	Rushes
AAcross 48:	4:00 service
AAcross 53:	Playwright/novelist Capek	KAREL
AAcross 54:	Transfix
AAcross 55:	Tortellini topping
AAcross 58:	Bad atmosphere
AAcross 59:	North Sea port
AAcross 60:	"Belvedere" artist	ESCHER
AAcross 61:	Rusty locale
AAcross 62:	Not kissproof
DDown 1:	Can't help but	HASTO
DDown 2:	"Hold Me" country Grammy winner, 1988	OSLIN
DDown 3:	"The Way to Natural Beauty" author, 1980	TIEGS
DDown 4:	The end of Plato?
DDown 5:	10,000 words, perhaps
DDown 6:	Mountain known locally as Chomolungma
DDown 7:	1934 Hall and Nordhoff adventure novel	PITCAIRNSISLAND
DDown 8:	Taking liberty
DDown 9:	Having little exposure	LOWRISK
DDown 10:	Warner of Hollywood	OLAND
DDown 11:	One of the Tudors
DDown 12:	Onetime electronics giant	ITT
DDown 13:	By birth
DDown 14:	Like one
DDown 23:	Person thought to bring bad luck
DDown 24:	To your heart's content	AGOGO
DDown 25:	"Rouen Cathedral" painter
DDown 27:	Kind of coal or coat
DDown 28:	Nothing ___
DDown 29:	Its rattle is threatening
DDown 30:	Key material
DDown 31:	"Heavens ___!"
DDown 32:	Like mud
DDown 34:	Egad, e.g.
DDown 37:	Common female middle name
DDown 40:	Meadowsweet
DDown 42:	Now and again
DDown 45:	One with awful looks?	LEERER
DDown 47:	Just around the corner
DDown 49:	Chop-chop
DDown 50:	Princess in Woolf's "Orlando"	SASHA
DDown 51:	Bugs chaser	ELMER
DDown 52:	Starting to break down
DDown 53:	TV captain
DDown 55:	Key abbr.	MAJ
DDown 56:	"The Thief of Baghdad" role	ABU
DDown 57:	Cartoon character who says "You eediot!"