New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 20th October 1998

There are 36 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 20th October 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Peanuts" boy	LINUS
AAcross 6:	Exile of 1979
AAcross 10:	Carry on, as a campaign
AAcross 14:	Take for one's own
AAcross 15:	Shells, e.g.
AAcross 16:	Allege as fact
AAcross 17:	With one's fingers in a lake?	FEELINGSUPERIOR
AAcross 20:	Grand larceny, e.g.
AAcross 21:	"___ Darlin'" (jazz standard)	LIL
AAcross 22:	Sugary drink
AAcross 23:	"Relax, private!"	ATEASE
AAcross 26:	Longed (for)
AAcross 28:	Adorns unnecessarily
AAcross 31:	Toiletries holder
AAcross 31:	Toiletries holder
AAcross 33:	Brouhaha
AAcross 34:	A.T.M. necessity
AAcross 35:	Wagnerian heroine
AAcross 39:	With one's fingers in a skyscraper?	TOUCHINGSTORIES
AAcross 43:	Like last year's styles
AAcross 44:	Part of U.C.L.A.
AAcross 45:	KLM competitor
AAcross 46:	Echo, e.g.
AAcross 48:	An ex of Xavier	CHARO
AAcross 50:	Bob Cousy's team, for short
AAcross 53:	Duds
AAcross 55:	"Bravo!"
AAcross 56:	Wax producer
AAcross 58:	Latino lady
AAcross 62:	With one's fingers in a socket?	HANDLINGCHARGES
AAcross 66:	Bering Sea island	ATTU
AAcross 67:	At no time, to poets
AAcross 68:	Ceramists' needs
AAcross 69:	Element #10
AAcross 70:	City to which Helen was abducted
AAcross 71:	Kind of shooting
DDown 1:	Joke response, informally	LAFF
DDown 2:	___ fixe (obsession)
DDown 3:	December air
DDown 4:	Send to a mainframe
DDown 5:	Is miserly
DDown 6:	Decline in value
DDown 7:	Seagoing inits.	HMS
DDown 8:	Evil repeller
DDown 9:	Pueblo dweller
DDown 10:	Kind of chest or paint
DDown 11:	For the birds?
DDown 12:	Hollow rock
DDown 13:	Blew it
DDown 18:	"The Science Guy" on TV
DDown 19:	Ciudad Juárez neighbor
DDown 24:	Similar
DDown 25:	Marathoner's shirt
DDown 27:	Borodin's prince	IGOR
DDown 28:	Meower, in Madrid	GATO
DDown 29:	Matinee hero
DDown 30:	Blaring
DDown 32:	0's and 1's, to a programmer
DDown 34:	Absolute worst, with "the"
DDown 36:	One of the Simpsons	LISA
DDown 37:	Cherished
DDown 38:	Sinclair rival	ESSO
DDown 40:	Cyberspace conversation
DDown 41:	Grimm youngster
DDown 42:	Launderer's step
DDown 47:	___ Brothers
DDown 48:	Haunted house sounds
DDown 49:	Playwright Ibsen	HENRIK
DDown 50:	"Over There" composer
DDown 51:	Make jubilant
DDown 52:	Slowly, on a score
DDown 54:	Approximation suffix
DDown 57:	"___ Too Proud to Beg" (1966 hit)	AINT
DDown 59:	Look at flirtatiously
DDown 60:	Tennis's Lacoste	RENE
DDown 61:	Like some profs.	ASST
DDown 63:	Pester for payment
DDown 64:	Prefix with logical
DDown 65:	Have a bawl