New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th May 1999

There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th May 1999. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Le Carrè specialty	SPYNOVEL
AAcross 9:	Put out
AAcross 16:	Eagle's grp.	BSA
AAcross 19:	Cream ingredient
AAcross 20:	East, in Ecuador	ORIENTE
AAcross 21:	Face-off
AAcross 22:	...on a daughter's wedding day	YOUREGAININGASON
AAcross 24:	"___ New World" (Arlen/Gershwin song)	ITSA
AAcross 25:	Subj. of the 1962 Nobel Prize in Medicine
AAcross 26:	Work places with tables, for short
AAcross 27:	Edsels, commercially
AAcross 28:	Crawled, say
AAcross 29:	Fires
AAcross 32:	"Hair" co-writer	RADO
AAcross 34:	"Lulu" composer
AAcross 35:	Jerk
AAcross 36:	Gone by
AAcross 37:	...on a long car trip	AREWETHEREYET
AAcross 41:	Direct-mail sticker
AAcross 42:	Rural parent
AAcross 43:	Actress Patricia and others
AAcross 44:	Social connections
AAcross 45:	Film director Allégret
AAcross 47:	Enduring
AAcross 49:	Silly Putty holder
AAcross 50:	Racing jibs
AAcross 52:	A bank may have one
AAcross 53:	...at a beach picnic	MINEHASSANDONIT
AAcross 59:	Querying responses
AAcross 60:	Fancy ___
AAcross 61:	Fat
AAcross 62:	Allied victory site of 7/18/44	STLO
AAcross 63:	Skin
AAcross 65:	One of a Latin trio
AAcross 67:	High ratings
AAcross 68:	Do a knight's work
AAcross 69:	Figure skater Kulik	ILYA
AAcross 70:	Roommate, informally
AAcross 72:	High-jump need
AAcross 73:	House pet's plaint
AAcross 74:	...at the dinner table	NOBROCCOLIFORME
AAcross 78:	Like Homo sapiens
AAcross 81:	Chucks
AAcross 82:	Tee, e.g.
AAcross 83:	Sweet Italian wine
AAcross 85:	"Jurassic Park" actress
AAcross 86:	Start of the last line in "The Star-Spangled Banner"
AAcross 87:	Life form
AAcross 89:	Hypnologist's subject
AAcross 90:	Dickens's Little Dorrit	AMY
AAcross 92:	...on Christmas morning	ITSANOTHERTIE
AAcross 96:	Cole Porter's "___ Loved"	IAM
AAcross 97:	Underlying
AAcross 99:	Common background for British P.M.'s	ETON
AAcross 100:	Cries after charges are made
AAcross 101:	Tiny, in part	ITTY
AAcross 102:	Kind of race
AAcross 103:	Lionized comedian?	LAHR
AAcross 104:	Caldwell of "Master Class"	ZOE
AAcross 105:	Some meditation
AAcross 107:	Go once over lightly
AAcross 108:	...on Mother's Day	IMADEITMYSELFMOM
AAcross 115:	Grown-up elvers
AAcross 116:	Title woman in a 1925 Broadway hit	NANETTE
AAcross 117:	Grand Prix circuit name	MASERATI
AAcross 118:	Andre Young, a k a Dr. ___	DRE
AAcross 119:	Man who's wired?
AAcross 120:	Insectivorous creature
DDown 1:	___ uncle
DDown 2:	Mideast grp.
DDown 3:	Somebody special
DDown 4:	Dorks
DDown 5:	"Hansel and Gretel" prop
DDown 6:	80's-90's singer Suzanne
DDown 7:	Christian ___
DDown 8:	"A Man and a Woman" composer	LAI
DDown 9:	Christie creation	POIROT
DDown 10:	Buffet table items
DDown 11:	Sweeping
DDown 12:	Fishing wires
DDown 13:	Safeguard
DDown 14:	Not willing to experiment, maybe
DDown 15:	Egg containers
DDown 16:	...on the first day of school	BUTWHYCANTIWEARIT
DDown 17:	Bagel request
DDown 18:	Poplars
DDown 21:	Checker, e.g.
DDown 23:	Knots
DDown 29:	Cigarette introduced in 1913
DDown 30:	Stone with curved, colored bands
DDown 31:	...at a family reunion	NOWEVERYBODYSMILE
DDown 32:	Camelot, to Arthur
DDown 33:	Hole producer
DDown 34:	___ tiger
DDown 35:	Bear
DDown 37:	Tyler and Jackson, e.g.	ANNES
DDown 38:	Old New Yorker cartoonist Gardner ___	REA
DDown 39:	Lit
DDown 40:	Blue-pencils
DDown 46:	Capons, once
DDown 48:	Run through
DDown 49:	Poetic adverb
DDown 49:	Poetic adverb
DDown 50:	Spring ahead
DDown 51:	Threshold
DDown 54:	Clearwater National Forest locale
DDown 55:	Certain speech sound
DDown 56:	Long-necked instrument
DDown 57:	Kind of whale
DDown 58:	Small amount
DDown 63:	A.T.M. need
DDown 64:	Scads
DDown 65:	Speech coach's assignment
DDown 66:	Some shoes, for short
DDown 71:	Chomp	BITEON
DDown 72:	Music since the 40's
DDown 73:	Unite
DDown 75:	"Hamlet" court fop	OSRIC
DDown 76:	Locale in a western
DDown 77:	Casts off
DDown 79:	It's bad on wood floors
DDown 80:	Sandra Dee title role, 1961 and 1963
DDown 84:	Without this, a maid is mad
DDown 86:	Coming	ONORDER
DDown 87:	Brazilian port of 1 million
DDown 88:	"___ he drove out of sight..."
DDown 90:	Degraded
DDown 91:	Gambler's I.O.U.
DDown 93:	Jack-tar
DDown 94:	Present
DDown 95:	Jeered
DDown 98:	Theories
DDown 101:	Prefix with red
DDown 103:	Director Wertmüller	LINA
DDown 104:	Penne alternative
DDown 105:	Gusto
DDown 106:	Robert ___	ELEE
DDown 109:	D.D.E.'s arena	ETO
DDown 110:	Singer Sumac	YMA
DDown 111:	Cio-Cio-___ (Madame Butterfly)
DDown 112:	Bathroom need
DDown 113:	Suffix with Capri	OTE
DDown 114:	Site of many 90's experiments