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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th March 1999

There are 69 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th March 1999. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: System of shorthandGREGG
AAcross 6: Have in the past
AAcross 10: PalestiniansARABS
AAcross 15: Zip
AAcross 19: Steinful
AAcross 20: Wrinkly fruit
AAcross 21: Ravel's "Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé," e.g.
AAcross 22: Times past
AAcross 23: Type size
AAcross 24: Squeal of delight
AAcross 26: Indicator
AAcross 27: Mao's successorDENG
AAcross 28: Most moist
AAcross 29: Put on again
AAcross 31: Big crop in Iowa
AAcross 33: No-see-um
AAcross 34: One in a rush
AAcross 35: Merchant ship
AAcross 38: Sits up on two legs, maybe
AAcross 39: Tamper with
AAcross 40: Unethical items in the antique business
AAcross 41: A lot
AAcross 42: ___ de combat
AAcross 43: Identifying
AAcross 45: Leapers
AAcross 47: Cracked up
AAcross 48: Holiday drink
AAcross 51: Least at peace
AAcross 52: Poorer-fitting, in a way
AAcross 53: Didn't go straight
AAcross 54: Singing syllablesLALAS
AAcross 55: Beans
AAcross 56: 1994 Peace NobelistRABIN
AAcross 57: Stand for
AAcross 59: Sandwich holders
AAcross 60: "Holy cow!"
AAcross 61: Excessive ambition
AAcross 62: Does many things at once
AAcross 63: "Fried Green Tomatoes" authorFLAGG
AAcross 65: Pravda provider
AAcross 66: Doesn't sit tight
AAcross 67: First mate of TVGILLIGAN
AAcross 70: York, for one: Abbr.SGT
AAcross 71: V.I.P.'s
AAcross 72: The best of times
AAcross 73: "Footloose" singer, 1984LOGGINS
AAcross 74: "It's My Party" singer Lesley
AAcross 75: Texas A & M player
AAcross 76: Japanese-American
AAcross 79: Race segment
AAcross 80: Business suit shade
AAcross 81: City of an 1854 manifestoOSTEND
AAcross 82: Olios
AAcross 84: Brush source
AAcross 85: Two-generation name in Indiana politicsBAYH
AAcross 86: City on the Clyde
AAcross 87: Declaration before "to me"ITSGREEK
AAcross 89: Alike, in Alençon
AAcross 93: Der ___ (Adenauer)ALTE
AAcross 94: AddleheadsDINGALINGS
AAcross 96: Words of wisdom
AAcross 97: Dutch artist Jan van der ___
AAcross 98: Suffix with exped-ITION
AAcross 99: Unworkable
AAcross 100: Old Venetian rulers
AAcross 101: Slips
AAcross 102: California hockey player
AAcross 103: ___ point (embroidery stitch)GROS
AAcross 104: Some molding profiles
DDown 1: More than willing
DDown 2: Latest thing
DDown 3: William ___, Alaska's first 72-DownEGAN
DDown 4: ExcelGETGOODGRADES
DDown 5: Post-univ. testGRE
DDown 6: Science fiction awardsHUGOS
DDown 7: Wild-eyed
DDown 8: Ones hiking through snow
DDown 9: News
DDown 10: Worse than jitters
DDown 11: Cheer
DDown 12: Enero to enero
DDown 13: Makes limp and soiled
DDown 14: Eye sores
DDown 15: Savings
DDown 16: French rocketARIANE
DDown 17: Macbeth's weapon
DDown 18: Former SAG president and familyASNERS
DDown 25: Voice votes
DDown 28: Mudhole
DDown 30: Last-ditch effort
DDown 32: Went after
DDown 34: Musical professorHIGGINS
DDown 35: Seltzer starterALKA
DDown 36: Horse of a certain color
DDown 37: Most awkward
DDown 38: Start up
DDown 39: Pro greats Jackson and WhiteREGGIES
DDown 42: Pardner's mount
DDown 43: Toes
DDown 44: "y," when comparedIER
DDown 46: Stephen of "Citizen X"REA
DDown 47: Flocks
DDown 48: Absence of emotional complicationsNOBAGGAGE
DDown 49: "Art of Love" poet
DDown 50: D.D.E. and others
DDown 52: Mystifies
DDown 53: Modern diversionary political tacticWAGGINGTHEDOG
DDown 55: Like some doubts
DDown 56: Like nothin'REALEASY
DDown 57: Reps.AGTS
DDown 58: Crow
DDown 59: Prams
DDown 62: ManipulateJIGGLEWITH
DDown 63: Computer record
DDown 64: Law degree
DDown 66: Clown's need
DDown 67: ___ details
DDown 68: Not fer
DDown 69: Scholarship criterion
DDown 71: Spring sound
DDown 72: See 3-Down
DDown 73: Some drivers
DDown 74: All choked up
DDown 76: "Sure, count me in"IMGAME
DDown 77: Bear, so to speak
DDown 78: Roofing specialist
DDown 80: Pelé once played in it: Abbr.NASL
DDown 81: Symbol of strength
DDown 83: "As ___ my witness"GODIS
DDown 84: Performed terribly
DDown 85: Kisses for CarlosBESOS
DDown 87: Fictional lab assistantIGOR
DDown 88: Breakfast nameEGGO
DDown 90: Old-fashioned pledge
DDown 91: Miracle Mets lead-off man
DDown 92: Discounted by
DDown 95: Actress PeeplesNIA
DDown 96: Trouble
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