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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: System of shorthandGREGGAAcross 6: Have in the pastHASTAAcross 10: PalestiniansARABSAAcross 15: ZipNADAAAcross 19: SteinfulLAGERAAcross 20: Wrinkly fruitUGLIAAcross 21: Ravel's "Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé," e.g.NONETAAcross 22: Times pastERASAAcross 23: Type sizeAGATEAAcross 24: Squeal of delightGOODY-GOODYAAcross 26: IndicatorSIGNAAcross 27: Mao's successorDENGAAcross 28: Most moistSOGGIESTAAcross 29: Put on againRESTAGEAAcross 31: Big crop in IowaOATSAAcross 33: No-see-umGNATAAcross 34: One in a rushHASTENERAAcross 35: Merchant shipARGOSYAAcross 38: Sits up on two legs, maybeBEGSAAcross 39: Tamper withRIGAAcross 40: Unethical items in the antique businessAGERSAAcross 41: A lotLOADSAAcross 42: ___ de combatHORSAAcross 43: IdentifyingPEGGINGAAcross 45: LeapersKANGAROOSAAcross 47: Cracked upGIGGLEDAAcross 48: Holiday drinkNOGAAcross 51: Least at peaceANGRIESTAAcross 52: Poorer-fitting, in a wayBAGGIERAAcross 53: Didn't go straightWOVEAAcross 54: Singing syllablesLALASAAcross 55: BeansNOGGINSAAcross 56: 1994 Peace NobelistRABINAAcross 57: Stand forABIDEAAcross 59: Sandwich holdersBAGGIESAAcross 60: "Holy cow!"EGADSAAcross 61: Excessive ambitionGREEDAAcross 62: Does many things at onceJUGGLESAAcross 63: "Fried Green Tomatoes" authorFLAGGAAcross 65: Pravda providerTASSAAcross 66: Doesn't sit tightWIGGLESAAcross 67: First mate of TVGILLIGANAAcross 70: York, for one: Abbr.SGTAAcross 71: V.I.P.'sBIGGIESAAcross 72: The best of timesGOLDEN AGEAAcross 73: "Footloose" singer, 1984LOGGINSAAcross 74: "It's My Party" singer LesleyGOREAAcross 75: Texas A & M playerAGGIEAAcross 76: Japanese-AmericanISSEIAAcross 79: Race segmentLEGAAcross 80: Business suit shadeNAVYAAcross 81: City of an 1854 manifestoOSTENDAAcross 82: OliosMELANGESAAcross 84: Brush sourceSAGEAAcross 85: Two-generation name in Indiana politicsBAYHAAcross 86: City on the ClydeGLASGOWAAcross 87: Declaration before "to me"ITSGREEKAAcross 89: Alike, in AlençonEGALAAcross 93: Der ___ (Adenauer)ALTEAAcross 94: AddleheadsDINGALINGSAAcross 96: Words of wisdomADAGEAAcross 97: Dutch artist Jan van der ___MEERAAcross 98: Suffix with exped-ITIONAAcross 99: UnworkableNO-GOAAcross 100: Old Venetian rulersDOGESAAcross 101: SlipsERRSAAcross 102: California hockey playerSHARKAAcross 103: ___ point (embroidery stitch)GROSAAcross 104: Some molding profilesOGEESDDown 1: More than willingGLADDDown 2: Latest thingRAGEDDown 3: William ___, Alaska's first 72-DownEGANDDown 4: ExcelGETGOODGRADESDDown 5: Post-univ. testGREDDown 6: Science fiction awardsHUGOSDDown 7: Wild-eyedAGOGDDown 8: Ones hiking through snowSLOGGERSDDown 9: NewsTIDINGSDDown 10: Worse than jittersANGSTDDown 11: CheerROOTDDown 12: Enero to eneroANODDown 13: Makes limp and soiledBEDRAGGLESDDown 14: Eye soresSTYESDDown 15: SavingsNEST EGGDDown 16: French rocketARIANEDDown 17: Macbeth's weaponDAGGERDDown 18: Former SAG president and familyASNERSDDown 25: Voice votesYEASDDown 28: MudholeSTYDDown 30: Last-ditch effortSTANDDDown 32: Went afterASSAILEDDDown 34: Musical professorHIGGINSDDown 35: Seltzer starterALKADDown 36: Horse of a certain colorROANDDown 37: Most awkwardGANGLIESTDDown 38: Start upBOOTDDown 39: Pro greats Jackson and WhiteREGGIESDDown 42: Pardner's mountHOSSDDown 43: ToesPIGGIESDDown 44: "y," when comparedIERDDown 46: Stephen of "Citizen X"READDown 47: FlocksGAGGLESDDown 48: Absence of emotional complicationsNOBAGGAGEDDown 49: "Art of Love" poetOVIDDDown 50: D.D.E. and othersGENSDDown 52: MystifiesBOGGLESDDown 53: Modern diversionary political tacticWAGGINGTHEDOGDDown 55: Like some doubtsNAGGINGDDown 56: Like nothin'REALEASYDDown 57: Reps.AGTSDDown 58: CrowBRAGDDown 59: PramsBUGGIESDDown 62: ManipulateJIGGLEWITHDDown 63: Computer recordFILEDDown 64: Law degreeLLDDDown 66: Clown's needWIGDDown 67: ___ detailsGORYDDown 68: Not ferAGINDDown 69: Scholarship criterionNEEDDDown 71: Spring soundBOINGDDown 72: See 3-DownGOVERNORDDown 73: Some driversLEASERSDDown 74: All choked upGAGGINGDDown 76: "Sure, count me in"IMGAMEDDown 77: Bear, so to speakSELLERDDown 78: Roofing specialistSLATERDDown 80: Pelé once played in it: Abbr.NASLDDown 81: Symbol of strengthOAKDDown 83: "As ___ my witness"GODISDDown 84: Performed terriblySTANKDDown 85: Kisses for CarlosBESOSDDown 87: Fictional lab assistantIGORDDown 88: Breakfast nameEGGODDown 90: Old-fashioned pledgeGAGEDDown 91: Miracle Mets lead-off manAGEEDDown 92: Discounted byLESSDDown 95: Actress PeeplesNIADDown 96: TroubleADO